Three injured Dies at wheel of ambulance
Wellsville New York an ambulance driver collapsed at the wheel causing loss of control and the vehicle struck a tree three injured including patient Joell Sanford 71 and two attendants Lester Teed 75 and Preston Lucas all from Wellsville taken to Jones Memorial Hospital Sanford listed in fair condition with a fractured skull Teed in good condition with a broken right ankle Lucas fore head bruises discharged after treatment Sanford was being transported to the Veterans Administration Hospital Batavia at the time of the crash
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Wellsville
N.Y
William Osgood
Sanford
Lester Teed
Preston Lucas
Jones Memorial Hospital
Teed
Lucas
Veterans Administration Hospital
Batavia
Weather by Wirephoto Report
Yesterday’s high reached 56 and the low 33. Sunset is 6 29 p m, sunrise 5 47 a m. The record highs and lows stand at 72 in 1944 and 9 in 1923. Humidity at 8 p m yesterday was 45 percent. Winds tonight and tomorrow from south southeast at 10 to 15 mph.
Four Guilty in New York Housing Authority Paint Bid Rigging
A suspended supervisor of the New York City Housing Authority’s paint contract Inspection Service and three painting contractors and their firms were found guilty of bribery and conspiracy to rig bids in a case heard early Saturday.
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NEW York
New York City Housing Authority
Inspection Service
Housing Authority
Supreme Court
Iunion
Martin Barback
Irwin D. Davidson
Nathan Wheatman
Manhattan
Barback
Brotherhood of ‘Painters, Decorators and
Pap ‘Erhangers of America
AFL
Primitive start for artists and a Sicilian tremor
Haiti's primitive artists began in odd ways as Hector Agruppolite painted fences with enamel and chicken feather brushes, while Micius Stephane used calendars and Louverture Poisson worked on discarded film. A Sicily tremor near Palermo measured four on the scale with no injuries. A Housing Authority corruption case in New York led to a deadlocked jury and convictions for seven painting contractors and officials on bribery and conspiracy counts, with possible lengthy sentences and fines.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Hector Agruppolite
Micius Stephane
Louverture Poisson
Palermo
Hialy
UPI
Sicily
Frenchman Delivers Gold to Aid U S Navy Officer
In Cannes a Frenchman with anti De Gaulle views handed a packet with two $20 gold coins to a U S Navy officer of the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean and vanished without identification. An enclosed letter urged turning the coins over to the Treasury citing U S gold reserves falling due to defense costs.
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Cannes
France
U.S. Navy
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Sweeper carries man three blocks in New Orleans incident
An early morning fracas in New Orleans ended with patrolman statements describing three youths involved in a street clash. Joseph N. Peters, age 2, was dragged along pavement by a street-sweeping machine before being dropped and hospitalized in undetermined condition. Police said the youths and driver are unknown.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Bour
Pebm Street
Joseph N. Peters
Peter Dale
Peters
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Eee
Mid. Lebeerens
Sweeper
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Syracuse
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Shoppingtown
Dey Brothers
Simmons
Dey Brothers and Simmons
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