Gang clash tied to Orangeville youth gangs action
Police in Orangeville and nearby towns separated a gang fight between rival youth groups. Thirty four teens were arrested in Pennsylvania and Ohio, with additional youths handed to juvenile authorities. Several adults faced fines as officers maintained order and warned of further patrols.
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Orangeville
Pay
Pennsylvania
Ohio State
Lees
Taoy
Rowad
Polvo
Tiemeni
Grande Re
Jneenile Anc
Warren
Two Women Hurt in Turnpike Crash Near Somerset
A daughter and mother from Ohio were hospitalized in Somerset after a collision on the Turnpike near Laurel Wye Hennel Junction about ten miles east of the Somerset interchange. Dorothy Amill, 50, and Dorothy Sharp, 27, were listed in fair condition with head and chest injuries. they were passengers in a car driven by the husband Tolin.
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Somerset
Dautier Mul
Ohio
Whielkies
Gato
Somerset Community Hospital
Dorothy Amill
Tolin
Weslay Sear Laurel
Two Level Parking Area at Capitol eyed in study
State officials approved a $50 000 study to examine a two level parking area near the Capitol grounds. Gov George Me Louder backed the plan as part of broader infrastructure efforts amid a town meeting and the death of hospital director Jol N Parker.
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Varrishutuf
George Me
Jol N. Parker
Lerkin
Imiborily
Yeetar KR
Burke
Driver Reports Girl Runs Into Car Injured
A six year old girl, Carlyn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Thompy, was struck by a car on Nestannock Avenue. James H. Wilson, 27, of Chestnut Street, was driving and the child was treated at Moravia Hospital for injuries to the left shoulder and possible leg fractures.
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Caron Chumpson
Edward Thompy
Nestannock Ave
Nestiannuck Ave
James H. Wilson
Chestyt St
Whatminder
Oll
Wilson
Jammeson Memoria Hospital
Carlyn S
Will
Len Shouilder
Anc Beubses
Hosjital
Iat
Cargien
Eisenhower Proclaims Fire Prevention Week Nationwide
Fire Prevention Week is proclaimed for the week of September 7 across the United States. The president emphasizes teaching and practice to save lives and protect property, highlighting driving safety and the prevention of traffic-related casualties.
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Eisenhower
United States
Patover
Denver Post
Lawrence County
Tie
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Assi
Mss
Plan to satisfy neutral nations stirs Western opposition
Ned From Pagedpe ebrnth reports a plan accepted by neutral nations faces strong Western rejection as Egypt’s canal facilities remain pivotal. Western leaders warn impracticable terms threaten pilots. top diplomats meet to salvage diplomacy. Soviet premier Nikolai Bulganin backs a new summit to ease tensions amid fading proposals.
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Reyplood
Wey
Wax
Seauditavicn
Fall Snow Flurries Reach Great Lakes Ahead of Weekend
The report notes a cold front bringing the season's first flurries across the Great Lakes region with a trace of snow observed in Michigan and Wisconsin. Weather officials warned of approaching fall conditions and a cool spell arriving by Saturday morning.
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Great Lakes
Norton
Houghyton
Mich
Wis
City
Matt
President Eisenhower rejects Bulganin plea to halt tests
President Eisenhower tells Premier Bulganin a suspension of nuclear weapon tests cannot be proven wise by a simple device. He calls for a cautious approach, urging unilateral testing to continue while pursuing broader arms talks. The exchange follows Bulganin's appeal amid Cold War tensions.
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Nuivleac
Seoul
Eisenhower
Mulsant Bulganin
Simal
Penerate
Adtal Stevenson O
Wwds
Enhiwer
Pa Newe Observes fas Iwen cast in city fountains
The city Parks Administration supervised by Gwenfy Pox marks the end of a campaign season with a faded popularity for water fountains. A future fountain project is planned for May as authorities note a backward summer affected by crowd dynamics and public reception.
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Mavolbhalty
Ny Tie
City Parks Administration
Gwenfy
Tragic Freight Collision Kills Tractor Hill Worker
Beaver County coroner reports Pal Norman Warhol, 47, of Tree, Ohio, died when his tractor crashed into a station. The Pittsburgh and Luke Fire freight crew and others were involved as a shifter accident blocked the crossing. Police and investigators examine faulty signals amid traffic bottlenecks. Two men face charges in a separate six count voluntary manslaughter case linked to a 1950 crash in Washington Street East.
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Beaver
Pal
Norman Warhol
Tree
Ohio
Trac
Pittsburgh & Luke Fire
Stavens Siog
Lallston
Beiver
Dri Thomas Toikt
Midwest Tfaulers, Inc
Tolerto
Histon St
Tunlay
Joseph Habib
Frank
Nixon to Speak in Philadelphia on October 3
Vice President Richard M. Nixon will address a Philadelphia audience on October 3 at the Academy of Music. The visit includes a stop at Independence Hall and a statewide reception planned by party leaders to greet the national figure.
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Nixon
Philadelphia
Piiladelpima
NSI
Republican
Elaine
Ian Wilbur Warilean
Richard M. Nixon
Paien
Academy
Ariv Vity
Independence Hall
Mesta Open House Draws Nearly 4000 Visitors
About four thousand people attended the Mesta open house at the plant area. Officials and guards stood by to answer questions and explain equipment while rest stations labeled Total Tired provided places to sit. Visitors received souvenirs as they toured the operations and viewed women working at the site.
Births and Visits Highlight Local News Notes
Word arrives of a daughter born to Pte and Mrs Waller Zurasky in Fort Buxs Passo. Garytoll Gare Keith is welcomed by Mr and Mrs Garytoll in Ellwood City born Sept 11 at Mary Beans Hospital. James Harless and family report a daughter born in Canny Lesome N G on Sept 1. St. Petersburg visitors Mr and Mrs W Quy Gilmore stay with their son, plus extended visits to Gilmore siblings in New Castle area.
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Waller Zurasky
Zurasky
Fort Buxs
FI Passo
R. J. Zurasky
Shenango
Stop Red
New Castle
Garytoll
Ellwood City
Mary Beans Hospital
Gare Keith
Mall
Mary Ann Warsing
New Gastic
JW B
Ph. Ant
James Harless
Canny
Lesome
N. G
Neshannock Ave
W. Quy Gilmore
St. Petersburg
Fla
Farewell Held For Inductees Ceremonial Morning
Farewell ceremonies were held in the morning at the Legiga Building Auditoria for 46 inductees. Mr and Mrs Richart Morganis welcomed the veterans and clergy, with a message about a newborn daughter for Dr and Mrs Arie. The group from Brooklyn and Pittsburgh will be sworn in, then sent to the training camp for their service. Born Sept 19 in Brook Hospital, the baby is a daughter of De Breetjen and Morgani.
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Ue Legiga Jeet vAuditorlira
Richart Morganis
Mercer St
Arie
Ordantaations
Serv den Breetjen
Brooklyn
N.Y
Thejice Organization
Brook
Pittsburgh
Lyn Hospital
de Breetjen
Lorecs Morgantl
Thele Bosle
Local clubs plan events and installations in October
Frances Wilkyyd Enion Mrs J F P rents guests speak on Far East trip at Neta Wilkie Union meeting in Slippery Rock. WOTU installation of officers at home of Mrs Elmer Armstrong with president Elmer Armstrong and officers including Mrs Floyd Blow and Mrs Audley McClymonds. County convention reports by Mrs Floyd Klevenson and Miss Margaret William At the end refreshments served.
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Frances Wilkyyd Enion
J. FP. Rents
Sid
Far East
Neta Wilkie Union
Roveustl
Slippery Rock
Mary Stumsey
McCismonds
Floyd Klevenson
Atargaret William
Bomber Crash Killing Five Probed Near Merced
Investigators probe whether a basic fault caused a Merced California bomber crash that killed five aboard a large United States Air Force jet. The incident follows a prior crash and raises questions about ongoing jet bomber safety and production plans.
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Merced
Calif
Jain Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Sno Air Force
J. Tadaso
Bee
Fores
Reduced minimum down payment on homes under nine thousand
The Federal Housing Administration lowered the required down payment on homes under $9,000 to five percent. Announced at the White House, the change aims to ease small buyers into home ownership and spur construction, among several other steps to boost low cost housing.
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Washington
White House
Motorist Collides on Wilmington Avenue Near Fisher’s Service
George Jimm of 109 Long Avenue reported a morning crash on Wilmington Avenue near Fisher’s Service Station. The vehicle lost control, struck a pale, with injuries to both the driver and passenger. He was directed to report to police headquarters today for further information on the mishap.
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George Jimm
Long Ave
Onlire
Wilmington
Andrea Doria Sinking Probe Begins With Testimony
New York Italian Line attorneys press cross examination of ship’s third mate Ernest Carelensa Johansen in U S District Court as officials seek to fix blame for the Andrea Doria disaster. He testified the warning signal changed sharply before the collision, and that orders limited proximity to other vessels.
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New York
Storkhlm
Queenan
Sweedieh Hiner
Andrea Tdeviz
Ernest Careslensa Johansen
Sinekhamn
Carstens-Jokansen
Nerenset
Sterktaln
Nat Loire
Nwaving
Storyholm
Noedenson
AO Tirey
Temple Israel
Bo'elock
Green
Seiwa Mill Wines
Deaths Of The Day and Obituary Notices
Deaths of the Day lists Mrs. Dery Cohen Als and Joby WW Porter among recent obituaries. Mrs. Cohen Als, 63, of 807 K Winker Ave, died after an extended illness. Born August 4, 1873 in Poland, she is survived by four daughters and three sons, with funeral services at Joseph S. Boeyule Mortuary tomorrow. Joby WW Porter, 53, of 428 Beaver St, died suddenly at St. Agnes Hospital while on vacation. survivors include his wife, six children, and siblings, with funeral services at McGonagle Funeral Home and interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Dery Cohen
Pora Collen
Winker Ave
Ram
Poland
Isaac Anid Sarah Dumsteig Jovine
Mer Hsband
Duseyt Cohen
Cohei
Tfereth Island
Tifweeth Iscack
Belletaines
Madassah
Bis
Jdaeaha
Canton
Nixon
Jack
Ave Ald Varen
Cohen
Abe Ginshue
Aisy
Joseph 38
Boeyule Mortuary
Tomoreen
Pam
Polwvelf
Thoretth Lerrae
Lovie Mortuary
Inhn
Porter Funera
Joby
Porter
Beaver St
McGongle
Braver
Greenwood Cemetery
Spm
St. Asmes Hospital
Balthymore
Jie
Dohusnn Byonne Co
Wis Horn
Giorge N
Mary
Fisher
Y George N, Porter
Gloomy H
Congregation Approves New Education Wing Plans
The Congregation authorized a new education wing after January 1955 meetings. Committee research favors keeping the church at its present location, with negotiations on adjoining property previously failing. Now approved, plans and specifications will be prepared and the program accelerated soon.
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Hutkbags
Medord
Lnnkting Committee
Melcowmmittee
Congregatin
Alling Corprniries
Steinbrink Heads to Wyoming Antelope Hunt Again
City Councilman Herman I Steinbrink departs after noon with sixteen local hunting enthusiasts for the annual Wyoming antelope hunt. This marks the seventh trip Steinbrink has taken to the big game areas, a long standing local event.
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Herman I
Steinbrink
Ares
A & Weelong Antelopea Deve Minling Tig
Yvening
Steintrink
Three County Conference Arrives at City Church Event
Delegates from Lawrence Heas vet and Bites attend the annual Three County Missionary Conference at Central Christian Church. The program runs from registration at 9730 aan to evening events featuring Rev. James Mison, Rev. Charles Morse, and panel discussions with leaders from Christia and First Christian churches. The day includes morning devotions, keynote talks, a prayer session, and an evening program with speakers from various Christian organizations.
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Lawrence
Heas
Central Christian Church
B. Long Ave
Penns Sylvania Christian Missionary &Oriety
N. Quenthy Geey
de North St. Chareh
Christ
Dlistelry
Morulg
Charles Morse
Paslee
Kilwood City
Stacey Mirkards
Christ Church
Spleist
Welcone
Hye Rey
Voli
Muetalion
Qarster
Pol Odson
Madison AK Christian Church
Jacque Henvel
Ybeough
Glenn Lanning
iNoah Sthere
Butler
Patpit
Lei
Pit Chistian Church
Beaver ' Ret
Mosteller
Parke Chapman
Liverpool
Iiterin
First Chistian Chutrch
Tiere
Tarnes Misin
Edeenbirg Christian Whureh
Largest sulfuring stind diibe near Prankedrt Atich
A local report notes a massive sulfur mining structure near Prankedrt in Atich province. Officials say the project will boost regional industry and job creation while outlining safety and environmental measures for the construction phase.
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Jelwye
Christian Pineau
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Dis Tassel
Nikolai Hulganin
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Ina
Cidcago
Jupi
Lovdi
Wicke
Pittkhurgh
Pawag
The
Methodist Church
Board of Social and Economic Relativis
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Kodak Pornag
Camera Shop
E. North St
Bulganin
LION
WM. C. Grannis
Morayiz St
New Castle News
Masts Machine Co
Mesta
Pa Newe
iMan
Tractor Hill P.&l.e
Courhwood
Faye Davy
Pheladelpinatet
House of Delegates
Pennsylvanid Osteopathic Association
Vansuriigns
Jasprntvel
Wilmington Ave
Dave Buryie Labe
Jack Gerson
Andrea Doria
Wyoming
Racs Cwee
Wight
City Church
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Ellven McEwen
Devations
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Ays Nol
Stacey Richards
Mra
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Seay Memorial
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Acheves
Buwaed I. Brove
Christia Baussalsins
Pedlitvens
Vert
Mo Ross
Christian Wem
Vis Fellnwehre
Haa
Hwalls
Trhanapitle
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Kay
Quentin Grey
Haris Mo Hus
Franke Ta Ry
Pavin
He ‘Ai Missionary Lovelyy
Robert H. Lemon
Misa Ross
Brive
Lemmon
Richands
Srs
Teary Jenkins
Hastehareh
Janigs Canstack
Prankédrt
Atich
Florists Telegraph Delivery Association
Cunningham and Weingartner
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