Living School Opens Tuesday For Almost 500
The second annual school of Christian Living launched Tuesday evening in New Castle with 30 Protestant churches represented. Over 400 students attended to prepare for more effective church and community service as Dean Thomas E. Pletcher led a multi denomination class at First Methodist Church with staff from local churches and Westminster College assisting.
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New Castle News
Christian Living School
First Methodist Church
Rosamond Kay Jr
Thomas Pletcher
A. Culmer Schultz
Martha McCreary
New Castle
Thomas E. Pletcher
First Christian Church
United Presbyterians
Diciples of Christ
United Brethren and
Nazarenes
Westminster College
Honest Finding Brightens Church Youth With $20
Sally Alexander of 1909 Delaware Ave returns a church envelope to Rev. Robert H. Mayo containing a $20 bill proving honesty pays. Rain and leaves clog city streets as workers plan disposal. Daylight near equal to night begins the week with a long night ahead.
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Sally Alexander
Delaware Ave
U.P. Church
Robert H. Mayo
Sally
Weather Summary Fair and mild with 50s overnight
Fair and mild tonight with a low in the 50s. Thursday will be sunny and continued mild. The 24 hour period ending 7 am reports a max 71, min 60, precipitation .47 inch, river stage 5.5 feet. A year ago, max 76, min 50, no precipitation.
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Kidnapped Baby Found Alive in San Francisco Area
San Francisco police report baby Robert Marcus, kidnapped from a hospital on Sept. 19, has been found alive. The baby's father Dr. Sanford Marcus and mother Hannah, 29, went to Stockton 75 miles east after a priest relayed a confession from a woman who delivered the infant. The inspector bureau confirmed the Marcus baby was recovered.
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San Francisco
INS
Robert Marcus
Sanford Marcus
Stockton
Marcus
Hannah
Ohio Turnpike Traffic Starts On Saturday
Ohio's 241 mile Turnpike opens with two preview tours from Toledo to Fremont and Strongsville to the Pennsylvania line. Newsmen tour toll centers and admire the 2680 foot bridges over the Cuyahoga River, part of a planned Chicago to New York spine by 1956.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Toledo
Fremont
Strongsville
Pennsylvania State Line
Chicago
New York
Cuyahoga River
Two Men Die In Route 219 Crash Near Bradford
In Kane Pennsylvania two men died in a head-on crash on Route 219 during heavy rain. George P. Medlich 53 of Carrick and Ralph Carver about 25 of Brighton Station Boston were killed. Charles Zupko 51 of Dormont was critically injured at Kane Community Hospital. Carver's southbound car crossed into the opposite lane and struck Zupko's car.
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Kane
Route 219
Bradford
George P. Medlich
Clermont Ave
Carrick
Ralph Carver
Radnor Rd
Brighton Station
Boston
Charles Zupko
Montpelier Ave
Dormont
Kane Community Hospital
Honor Doctor For Services To Crippled
Lawrence County Society for Crippled Children and Adults honored Dr. Ralph Markley at its second annual dinner in the Castleton Hotel. George Rimer urged greater local support while Miss Coleen Shaner offered vocal numbers and Jack Cavender provided dinner music. Recognition of services followed, with Mrs. Jeanne Doherty directing the Treatment program.
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Lawrence County Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Ralph Markley
Castleton Hotel
Ray Chapman
God Bless America
Pledge of Allegiance
American Legion
Charles L. Heilpern
Tifereth Israel
Harley West
John R. Hodge
House of Hope
Las
George Rimer
Harrisburg
Lawrence County
Coleen Shaner
Ellwood City
Jack Cavender
Shan
Vandalism Threatens Power Supply Near Ellwood City
About ten thousand Pennsylvania Power customers in Butler-Allegheny area faced outage after a corner pole near North Star school was partly sawed and five guy wires cut. A shorted 8300 volt primary line caused sparks. Judge W Walter Braham issued a temporary injunction banning such acts, covering utility workers and others.
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Pennsylvania Power Company
Butler-Allegheny
The
Power Company
North Star
Ellwood City
Butler
Allegheny County
Shorts
Ellwood
W. Walter Braham
Utility Workers Union
Western diplomats push for fast Geneva talks on a united Germany
The Big Three Western powers refuse to recognize East Germany and say frontiers cannot be fixed before a peace treaty. They pledge security guarantees to Russia and insist a united Germany join NATO, with Chancellor Adenauer to report Moscow talks. The Geneva conference is aimed to last about three weeks starting Oct. 27.
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INS
East Germany
Pierre J. Huss
Russia
Germany
Bonn
U.S On
France
M. Molotov
John Foster Dulles
Britain
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Heinrich von Brentano
Konrad Adenauer
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Adenauer
von Brentano
Moscow
Geneva
Molotov
Suspect Named in Slaying of Philadelphia Attorney
A 22-year-old Detroit sailor, Thomas Wetling, is named by Philadelphia police as the prime suspect in the death of Elmer A. Schroeder, a noted attorney and soccer official. Wetling is in a Newport naval prison awaiting extradition after being identified by a fellow sailor during FBI questioning. He reportedly visited Schroeder's apartment after a drinking spree and the attorney was found strangled in his bed on September 19, 1953.
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Philadelphia
INS
Detroit
Elmer A. Schroeder
Thomas Wetling
Newport
R. I
John J. Kelly
Wetling
FBI
Kelly
Hale
New York
Schroeder
Court Room Slayer Found Guilty By Jury
Percy Haines of Newville was found guilty by a Cumberland County jury of the fatal shooting of John D. Fuller Jr. Aug 2. The jury recommended life imprisonment after five and a half hours of deliberation. The case involved a shooting spree that wounded Judge Mark Garber, Mrs. Haines, and attorney Frank Black.
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Carlisle
Cumberland County
Percy Haines
Newville
Haines
John D. Fuller, Jr
Cumberland
Charles J. Ware
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Fuller
Mark Garber
Garber
Defense seeks reversal of Harry Gossard death sentence
Pittsburgh based defense attorneys urged the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to overturn the death sentence for Harry Gossard the 39 year old seaman who confessed to strangling six year old Karen Mauk in Cambria County in October arguing lack of premeditation and a medical history of perversion and personality disorder two key factors cited in his motive and mental state.
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Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
Harry Gossard
Cambria County
John M. Bennett
Karen Mauk
Torrance State Hospital
Gossard
Swift Packing Kin gs death by own action Victim
NORCO Calif. Louis F Swift Jr 60 grandson of the Swift Packing Co founder was killed in an apparent self inflicted death officials said today The death was classified as death by own action and the case is under investigation by local authorities
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NORCO
Calif
Louis F. Swift Jr
The
Swift Packing Co
Thirty Claimants For Wable Reward Money
Thirty claimants seek shares of a total $11,000 reward offered for the arrest and conviction of John Wesley Wable, the so called phantom killer. Wable was executed in the electric chair for the 1953 slaying of truck driver Harry F Pitts. Labor and trucking groups may contest how the funds are distributed with a federal court involvement.
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John Wesley Wable
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Wable
Rockview Penitentiary
Harry F. Pitts
Bowling Green
AFL
Teamsters Union
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
U. S. District Court
Pittsburgh
The
Continental Transportation ‘Co
PMTA
Continental
Eisenhower May Delegate Executive Powers To Nixon
President Eisenhower's close political allies believe he will delegate some executive powers to Vice President Richard Nixon within weeks. They cite his heart attack recovery and his habit of team leadership with Nixon already handling key tasks such as presiding over the National Security Council and Cabinet, signaling deep trust in the younger VP.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Richard Nixon
Senate
Secret Service
Eisenhower
Nixon
William K. Hutchinson
1.N.S
Washington
INS
Richard M. Nixon
Ike
White House
National Security Council
Missing Plane Search Expands Over Guantanamo
A joint Navy and Air Force search for a missing 11 man crew on a P2V Neptune patrol bomber broadened its scope at Guantanamo. Nine extra planes from Albrook AFB joined the effort after the aircraft disappeared Monday while entering hurricane Janet’s center with winds exceeding 100 mph.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
U.S. Naval Base
Albrook Air Force Base
Panama Canal Zone
Tho Hurt When Car Rams Into Rear Of Truck
Three people were slightly injured when a car struck the rear of a parked tractor trailer on State St hill at 9 30. Emil Hilke 19 driver suffered lip and temple cuts and a sprained elbow. William Russell 15 received toe sprains Gerald Wishark 31 scalp laceration. They were treated at Jameson Memorial hospital. William H Wilson of Woodland Pa claimed truck operator duty and said flags were set on the road before he left for a new axle.
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Emil Hilke
W. North St
William Russell
Sampson St
Hilke
Gerald Wishark
Pulaski
Jameson Memorial Hospital
William H. Wilson
Woodland
Knowland says no special session needed for Eisenhower illness
Senate GOP Leader William F. Knowland states there is no emergency requiring a special session of Congress to keep the government functioning during President Eisenhower's illness. He notes that existing procedures, already used by the executive branch, will guide normal government operation in the president's absence.
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Senate
William F. Knowland
Congress
Eisenhower
California
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White House
Knowland
Eisenhower Recovers as Zhukov Sends Best Wishes
President Eisenhower rests well after a heart attack with a glowing message of speedy recovery from Marshal Zhukov. He slept ten hours, enjoyed a nine hour break from the oxygen tent, and shows steady progress with no complications as doctors report his condition satisfactory.
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Marshal Zhukov
Denver
Ins
Eisenhower
Georgi Zhukov
Holy Name Men In Convention Opens Tonight In Pittsburgh
More than 125 000 Catholic men gather for the sixth national Holy Name Society convention in Pittsburgh. The four year cycle event showcases faith and Catholic action by Holy Name Men of the United States and Canada with a civic reception led by Bishop John J. Wright of Worcester Massachusetts.
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Pittsburgh
Holy Name Society
Holy Name
United States
Canada
John J. Wright
Worcester
Mass
Board To Start Probe Of Penna Railroad Dispute
A three man emergency fact finding board appointed by President Eisenhower will open its investigation in Philadelphia into the dispute between the Pennsylvania Railroad and its 35 000 non operating employees. The board will meet with railroad and CIO RWU representatives as wage and rule change issues loom. Members are Walter R Johnson Matt O Malley and Howard A Johnson.
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Philadelphia
INS
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad
Cio-Railroad Division
Transport Workers Union
Walter R. Johnson
Nebraska
Matt O'Malley
Indiana Supreme Court
Howard A. Johnson
Montana Supreme Court
Union
Molotov Leads Walkout at United Nations Meeting
Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov and Soviet bloc delegates left the UN Assembly in protest as Nationalist China’s George Yeh warned the world against the Soviet Geneva smile.
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N. Y
V. M. Molotov
UN Assembly
China
Molotov
George K. C. Yeh
Ifree
Geneva
Inside Today’s Aes Page Radio TV Society Sports
The page outlines sections for radio and television society coverage, with theater notes and sports items. Readers are pointed to the 20 Society 10 Sports 24 Theaters segments for listings and feature notes.
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Society
Yanks and Bums Clash in World Series Opener
The text previews a Brooklyn Dodgers versus New York Yankees World Series showdown with anticipation for a decisive game despite rain concerns. It notes the Yanks pressing the Bums and hints at a tense opener, suggesting high scoring and clutch performance as the series begins.
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Brooklyn
Tony
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