Swift House OK Of P O Fund Bill
The House is ready to approve a 44 million dollar bill to restore normed mail service, clearing the way for Postmaster General Summerfield to call off Saturday’s cuts. Senate action was anticipated tomorrow as Summerfield demands 47 million to sustain full service for the final two months of the year.
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Post Office Department
Senate
Summerfield
Windlow
Cannon
House “Appropriations Committee
Sen
Robertson
D-Way
Pace
Palm Sunday Services Fill Local Churches
Palm Sunday services drew large crowds as Passion Week opened with church programs and music. The Corry Ministerial Association plans a Good Friday service at the Methodist Church from 12 to 2 pm, Emmanuel Episcopal from 12 to 3, St Elisabeth’s at 3 pm and 7:30 pm, and St Thomas at 12, 4, 3:30 and 7:40 pm. The Corry Chamber of Commerce considers a retailers’ reminder to grant employees time off to attend.
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Ehmleiey
Jesus
Jerusalem
Maisic
Corry Ministerial Association
Methodist
Emmanuel Episcopal
Postal Delays Begin to Clear in City Mail Delivery
Saturday's mail was finally being delivered in the city as postal workers began sorting through backlogged letters from before Friday. Post office stamp and money order windows opened late, and officials say the backlog should be cleared once Congress votes on Summerfield's economy plan.
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Summerfield
Pormally
U. S
Congress
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The
Frosty Opening Day Brings Anglers to Trout Streams
Cold air across the state greeted fishermen on opening day of the 1957 Pennsylvania trout season. Temperatures ranged from the mid 20s to 30s as 2.4 million hatchery fish were released and about 700,000 resident fish tags issued. Gov. Leadey and family fished at Indiantown Gap while forecasts anticipated a long season through Labor Day with many anglers seeking a bite despite frigid conditions. Dent County delayed its start to May 17 with special regulations in effect.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Isaac Waltons
Modert
Gov
Leadey
Michael
Frederick
Indiantown Gap
Fishermen's Paradise
Dent County
Ex Senator Kilgallen Dies in Pittsburgh Home
Thoms E Kilgallen, 64, a former state senator and Pittsburgh councilman, died yesterday in a Pittsburgh hospital after a battle with cancer. The longtime public servant served in state and local government, earning recognition for community work and leadership.
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Pittsburgh
Thoms E. Kilgallen
Swedish AEC Official Nabbed As Russian Spy Report
Sweden’s Atom Energy Commission official Flobert Folke Darmstedt is jailed on charges of atomic espionage. Police say a second suspect may be held as well. The case involves alleged sale to Russia of submarine blueprints amid Sweden’s neutral stance era tensions.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Atom Energy Commission
Rrusssia
Flobert Folke Damsted
Russia
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Darnstedt
Swi
Atomic Energy Commission
Corry Board Calls 13 For April Induction
Corry area youths received notices from the draft board to report for physicals or induction in Harrisburg this week. Dames Cosilla of Titusville will be the only area ind affected by the local board's April induction quota. He leaves tomorrow for Harrisburg for entry into the Army. Twelve others from Corry and nearby towns will report to Harrisburg for preinduction physicals on Thursday.
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Enrance
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Smith Street
David L. Cook
James F. Hannan
Washington Street
Soviet Leaders Arrive in Bucharest For Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyka and Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov arrived in Bucharest today, according to Moses radio dispatches, signaling high level discussions ahead.
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Bucharest
London
Andrei Gromyka
Georgi Zhukov
Moses
Hussein Coup Wins in Jordan Stir Egyptians Face New Fight
Cairo dispatch reports King Hussein's coup in Jordan reshaping the Arab world bloc led by Nasser. Egypt's leadership seeks to isolate Cairo by aligning other Arab states with the United States, amid anti-Western nationalism and shifting loyalties in the region. The piece notes Nasser's pressure on neighboring regimes and the implications for Cairo's influence in the Arab world.
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Hussein
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prosEayp
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Syria
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Ilique
John Bagot Glubb
Arab Legion
Isser
Niesser
Jordin
Egypti
Barlyi
Nadger
Ahi
Elsehhower
Middle East
Jordanian King Wields New Premier Amid Crisis
Amman reports Hussein Fakher Khalidi named premier as pro Egyptian elements face purge. In Damascus, Hussein consolidates power while threats of riots loom among Palestinian subjects. Jordan’s 74,000 man army and Arab Legion deny demonstrations, yet reports of clashes and deportations ripple from Amman to Syria.
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Hussein Fakher Khalidi
Jordan
Husein
Damascus
Burin
Hussein
Arab Légion
Ajioatiace
Palestine
Ali Abu Nawar
Syria
Suleiman Nabulsi
Nabulsi
Nubulsi
Tes
Egypt
Soviet Union
Th Royal Palace
Symbathatic
Iraq
Faisal
Break-in Probe at Tri State Lumber on Pennsylvania Ave
Police investigate a break-in at Tri State Lumber Co on Pennsylvania Avenue. Between 7:20 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, vandals smashed a north window and flooded the puller room with about one and a half feet of water, alarmed by a watchman after damage was noticed.
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Tri State Lumber Oo
Pennsylvaia Avenue
Atieets
Samprne
Polis
OT Killed in Crash Pittsburgh Two alitos cut
Two patients suffered minor injuries in a crash near Pittsburgh. Sally Malarkey, 1 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Malarkey of New Castle, is mentioned among those affected.
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Pittsburgh
Baiiksville
Sally Malarkey
Robert Malarkey
New Castle
Weather and fishing woes dampen spirits at the river
The report describes chilly conditions driving crowds to the river as fishermen complain about the weather and poor results. Only one hopeful note arrives of a possible quelen report, but the afternoon remains thin and unsettled.
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Dak
Three Women Die in Route 18 Crash Near Greenville
State Police report a southbound car departed Meadville for Greenville left the highway on Route 18 six miles north of Greenville. Three women from Menaville Leona Varadato 33 Beatrice Kays Harrison 34 and Bonnie Lee Kays 22 were thrown from the vehicle. Kays died instantly from a fractured skull while the others died later at Greenville Hospital. Driver Tymnstowne crashed while approaching the scene and could not stop.
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Menaville
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Greenville
Tymnstowne
Fred E York Dies At 93 in Corky Memorial Hospital
Fred E York age 93 formerly of Corry died at 195 p m yesterday in Corky Memorial Hospital after a long illness He was born February 29 1864 in Steamnburs North Carolina and moved to Corry as a youth He was a partner in the Ream and York grocery firm later a real estate broker Survived by wife Minnie Poss Wark married 61 years ago two daughters a son and several grandchildren The funeral will be at Bemcken Funeral Home with services Wednesday at 2 pm led by Rev George A Myers of the First Methodist Church
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Congress Street
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Corry
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Burs
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Ream
First Avenue
Axihiiy Grady
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Atta
Norman
Ferndale
Mich
George A. Myers
No Brakes Crash Into Loaded School Bus
A car rammed the rear of a westbound school bus on the Gorry-Beavertram road Friday afternoon. Driver John P. Bielak, 25, of Cory, will be cited for multiple motor vehicle violations. No injuries were reported. bus damage listed at 10 dollars, car at 10 dollars. Reverend William H. Shuttlevant of Cory was involved in a related decision on the incident.
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William H. Shuttlevant
Cory
Wayne Valley
Dilverta
John P. Bielak
R. D
Corry
Hn Srould
Nd Il Wlig
Patephinen Sbirdevant
Bank Robbery Case Leads to Suspect Capture in Cleveland
Police linked a red-haired teller and a movie camera clue to a bank holdup carried out Friday noon. Detectives William Steele and Joseph David traced the suspect from a hidden camera sighting to a restaurant owner, recovering $200 and preparing charges.
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Cleveland
William Steele
Joseph David
Str. Clair Suvined & Son Co
Frenisktal
Anil
Ania
Ole Donnell
Steso
Wanda DE Cunalsh
Andy
Becks Fate Rests On Teamsters Meeting Today
The 19 member Executive Council of the Teamsters Union gathers for a closed conference to decide if the union will defend itself against AFL-CIO charges of corrupt practices. The session, set to conclude tomorrow, could indicate whether Teamster President Dave Beck remains in power.
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Gal Yediue
Battered
Iranian Police Close In On Bandit Chief
Iranian police say bandit leader Dadshah fled across the Pakistan border to Turbat. Iran seeks 100 en darmes to assist Pakistanis in capturing him, with a special military tribunal planned for captured suspects in Khash. The case notes 12 holdups and 21 deaths linked to the gang amid border region clashes.
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Dadshah
Pakistan
Chict Cme
Pane
Saurdiy
Inin
Spokuman
Khash
Dadshat
Bakistan
Urgie Tearter
Shrard
Tranian
Man Dies on River Barge During Pipe Lifting
In Monaca, a 20 year old worker William Brite died while lowering a pipe into a river barge. A crane operator struck the man during the lift causing fatal injuries. Investigation by authorities ongoing.
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William Brite
Reiki
Burn Victim Improves to Satisfactory at Memorial Hospital
A seriously burned 18 year old, of 307 West Pleasant Street, was reported in satisfactory condition at Comy Memorial Hospital after Friday’s fire. The victim, burned over about 40 percent of her body, was injured when a heater and cat caught fire at home. she was transported by ambulance to the hospital.
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Comy Memorial Hospital
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