Riots Spread in South Korea Amid Ballot Attacks Killing Feared
Post election violence erupts as mobs burn ballot boxes near Seoul and clash with police. About 100 injured, 322 arrested, two reported dead. Prime Minister Huh Chung blames rival politicians. troops use tear gas to disperse 300 demonstrators at a private counting station. Demogratic party gains momentum in the lower house while Liberal candidates face backlash. Counting of returns ongoing with Tuesday completion anticipated.
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South Korea
Huh
Chung
Namiyun
Seoul
Syneman Rhee
Liberal Party
Rhee
Sam Chon Po
Huh Chune
John M. Chang
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Mrs. B. Cornell Succumbs At 73 In Corry
Mrs Bessie Cornell died at 1 p.m. at 119 Mott Street Corry aged 73 after six years of illness. Born Buells Corners near Spartensburg she lived in the area then moved to Corry in 1907. Surviving daughters sisters a brother and many grandchildren. Funeral Friday at St George Home with Rev George Myers officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Also unrelated egg market notes and a quip on wealth attribution by H L Mencken.
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Bessie Cornell
Mott Street
Corry
Cornell
Buells Corners
Spartensburg
Jesse Cornell
Bean W. Me
Bean W. Me~ Elwy
Clarence V. Huth
Violet Steward
Alfred Lasko
Erie
Ora Mitchell
Spring Creek
Blanche Bemis
Lolisville
Muro. Wright
East Branch
St George Funers
George Myers
Pine + Grove Cemetery
Pulse of Wall Street Stocks Edge To Mixed Gains
The market moved in a narrow range as investors tried for a small advance with a wide list of strong and soft names including Ford General Motors IBM U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel among others. In New York City the temperature cooled as August showed 90 degree relief after a 28 year streak.
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New York
ACP
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Alcoa
American Can
American Home Products
American Mach & Foundry
American Motors
American Standard American Stores
Ams
Tel & Te
American Tobacco
American Viscose
Anaconda
Armco Steel Armour & Co
Armstrong Carle Atlantic Refiniog
Babcock & Wilcox
Bald Lima Ballo & Chig
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel Borg Wart Budd Co
Carrier Corp
Case
J.T
Chrysler Cities Service
Chuett Peabody Columbia Gas Consolidated Ed Consolidated Cat Continental
Can Continental Ol Crucible Steel
Curtiss-Weight du Pont Eastman Kodakip
As Ave
Ssrte Hut
Ford Motor General Baking
General Dynam General Elec
General Foods
General Motors General Pub
Util
General
Glen Alden Greyhound
Gulf of IBM
Intl Harvester
Intl
Tel & Tel
Jones & Laughlin
Kennecott
Lorillard Madison
Merck
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Minneapolis
Moline
Montgomery Ward National Biscuit National Distillers
New York Central
Olln
Mathieson
Cherm Penney
Petmsalt
Chem Penn Power& Light
Penna RR
Pepsi-Cola
Phila
Gotham
New York City
Livestock Commission
Reed
Sherman
J. M Carlson
Jamestown
Vincent Nelson
Busil
Norvel Reed
Vic Kent
Ron Reed
Firestone Plans 4 New Plants Across U S Canada and France
Akron based Firestone announces four new plants in Texas Virginia and Calgary plus two overseas sites in France and India as part of a 120 million expansion. Harvey S Firestone Jr chair and CEO notes 80th anniversary as the company expands toward 21 countries and 85 000 employees.
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Akron
Ohio
Pire
Stone ‘Tire and Rubber ‘Company
Port Jerome
France
Ubree
Bareilly
Tin
Harvey S. Firestone Jr
Dief
Orange
Texas
Hopewell
Virgina
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Bethune
Firestone
Wil
Mr. Firestone
Harvey S. Firestone
U.S
Liberia
West Africa
Harvey Firestone
Harvey S Firestone Jr
Bowdairman
Daughters and Sons Born to Local Residents in Area Hospitals
A daughter was born early Saturday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles E Ayers of 12 West Pleasant Street. A daughter was born Saturday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Arthur Stoddard of Clymer. A son was born yesterday at Union City Memory Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edwin Kitelinger of R D 3 Waterford. A son was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Elmer Alexander of R D 4 Union City.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Ayers
West Pleasant Street
Arthur Stoddard
Clymer
Union City Memory Hospital
Edwin Kitelinger
Waterford
Elmer Alexander
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Paul Mather
South Center Street
Selemen
Pennsylvania
W. H. Trumpbour
Corry
Charge Boater to Face Reckless Operation Charges
MEADVILLE Charges of reckless operation of a motor boat will be filed against William Herbert of Sharon for his role in a motorboat ferry collision on Conneaut Lake Friday night. Herbert struck a Conneaut Lake Navigation Co ferry, injuring himself while guiding his boat to the public dock. A ferry passenger sustained a slight arm injury.
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Meadville
Sharon
Conneaut Lake
William Herbert
Carlyle Sheldon
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Herbert
Conneaut Lake Navigation Co
Sheldon
City Hospital
Bee Facts And Honey From Wasps Ants And Roses
A friend shares lesser known bee trivia including poisonous tropical honeys and honey produced by wasps and certain ants. Some bees build rose bed nests from rose leaves, while many bees, wasps, and ants produce honey. The piece notes bees in 14 families with honeybees and bumblebees as familiar types. It highlights ancient Egyptian and Greek beekeeping and urges following bees’ organized example.
Picnic Tragedy: 19-Year-Old Hit By Ricochet Bullet
William Sutton, 19, hospitalized in Kane Community after a 22 caliber slug ricocheted off a rock during a picnic near Fox Dam Ludlow. Clifford Snyder, 43, Lawrence Park, fired cartridges into ground from borrowed rifle, bullet struck Sutton under the right arm and lodged in his liver, missing spine by two inches.
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Kane
Erle
Kane Community Hospital
Here
William Sutton
Sutton
Clifford Snyder
Lawrence Park
Surder
Fox Dam
Ludlow
Area Boy 7 Dies After Truck Collision at Overpass
Jamestown area records 1960 traffic fatality as seven year old Alan antenas of Watts Flats dies of skull fracture after being struck by a truck driven by Glenn Green of Sinclairville while the boy watched a train pass under a railroad overpass near his home. The child was the son of Merle Chapman. Cecil F. Dawson, former Dixie Cup president, dies at 67 in Easton, Pa.
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James
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H. L. Mencker
Ita
Goldmack Securities| Corporation Ltd
Wellington Sweet West, Toorheviny Enhent Bee Wipes Tds
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Corry Savings and Loan
Kai Celtran
Wall Street
Ise
Aan
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Warwick
N. Y
Layton
Hawkins
Federal Board For Vocational Education
National Defense Workers
Leo Heberiein
Heberlein
Motor Sales
North Center Street
Corre
the Corry Journal
Meerdink
Monroe Silvis
F. D
Corty
Reynolds Aluminum
D. E McCray
McCray Aluminum Products
West Frederick Street
Buelink Motor
Ford
Heberlein Motor
Dodge
Dart
M. Fisa
Spartansburg
Turben
Chevrolet
R. D. Stiles
Studebaker
Lilliat’ Parsons
North
Cen_ter street
William
W. R. Decker
Centerville
West Church Street
RH. Rossbacher
East South Street
C. L. Capwell
Snyder Circle
West
Smith Street
Spring Street
Tunnell Real Estate and Insurance Agency
West Par Place
Ross G. Barnes
R. G. Barnes
Gerry
Erie County
Register of Wills
Evelyn Barnes
Penn's
Brown & McKnight
Law 108
Penn‘s
Kennedy
Kennedy stoHnec
Stevenson
California
Minos
St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church
Churety
Tony: Tomasson
South Street
Warman, Ps
A Sommone Randeigh Aes
Erielle
Etro
Cardinal
Billy McCray
Elmwood Clymer
J. Peterson & Son
Brigham Hardware
Splesman and Muckinhaupt
Fred Ruffener
Columbus
Worth Street
Ruffener
East Main Street
Wild
Sele
Columbus Avenue
Second Avenue
East Street
Ata
O. G Boylan
Dunnam Road
Tas
Hemlock
Ssle
A. M. ‘Whitney
Findley Lake
Plone
Porter
Atle
Barden Electric
Ats
Don Knapp
Curtiss Breeders ' Service
Northrop Poultry Farm
R. D
Stockton Wholesale Meats
Lumbus
Lottsville
Farmers Exchange
Phone Lottaville
Cheutauqua Lake
Corry ‘Trace & Implement
Thompson Maple Products
Maple Avenue
Gilson's Builders Supply
Slocum
Butier Pats
Robert Catlin
Wright Street
Joe Cohen
York Street
Dixie Cup
Easton
Cecil F. Daw~son
Dixie Cup Co
American Can Co
Gerry Pharmacy
Gell
Crass
Cor. Thes
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