Woman shoots man on dare during drinking bout
Ella May Terwilliger told police she nearly shot Glenn King after a dare in a drinking spree. She said she held the gun on his lap and believed it would not fire when she pulled the trigger. Detectives noted she did not intend to kill him and planned to visit her mother after the incident.
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Corryite
Amu
Ella May Terwilliger
Glenn King
West
Congress Street
Damian McLaughlin
School Board Approves Remodeling Bid in Local School
The Corry School Board approved remodeling a Hatch Building section to house Writ School students, directing rapid bid review and contract issuance after Labor Department approval. Full $7,976 cost to be borne by local taxpayers. architect Henry Gray indicated potential prepayment rules.
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Hatch
Corry
Howie
Department of Labor and Industry
Department of Public Instruction
Henry Gray
Lie
Walt
Rooney
Last of U S Army Troops Quit Japan
The Defense Department announced the withdrawal of the 1st Cavalry Division from Japan within weeks, fulfilling President Eisenhower’s pledge. About 17,000 American personnel will depart Okinawa and mainland Japan, reassigned to other units, with the 25th Division to remain in Korea and the 24th to be dropped from the active divisions.
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Japan
Washington
Americin
Defence Department
Eisenhower
Jyourth
Taran
Une Br Marine
Okinawa
Linia
al Force
Ma=rine air wing
Cavalry
Unita
Korea
Army
FHA Interest Rate Hike Seen With Lower Down Payment
Washington reports indicate a potential rise in FHA interest rates from 5 to 5.5 percent as down payment requirements are loosened. Congress and housing officials weigh changes to discount charges on insured loans, with an announcement possible before September. Rep. Rains confirms ongoing study by the House Housing Subcommittee.
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Washington
Bimcima Tn
FAA
Congressiong
Yonrées
Toda
Eikenhower
FIA
Rep. Rains
Climirmas
Hot Weather Prevails Across Large Regions Amid Heat Wave
Associated Press reports hot and humid conditions persist across much of the nation with cooler pockets in the north and northeast. Temperatures neared or exceeded 100 degrees from Texas to Nebraska and into the Southeast, with scattered afternoon storms reducing heat in some locales. Weather patterns showed northern plains breezes moving eastward into the Mississippi Valley as heat held over much of the Midwest and West.
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Midwest
Bismarek
Utah
Mercury
Texas
Nebraska
Cohimbtt
G. C
Birmingham
Ala
Tries To Stop Auto, Killed In Punxsutawney Night
A year-old Punxsutawney woman Esther Ave Hill was killed when her car rolled off a township road six miles west of Punxsutawney as she tried to stop it from drifting downhill. Passengers Polly Noll and Ehnotélsa, also of Punxsutawney, were injured and treated at a nearby hospital. Police say Mrs Hill stepped from the car as it veered, but the vehicle left the road and overturned into an embankment.
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Ney Fay
Esther Ave
Punxsutnyney
Polly Noll
Ehnotélsa
Punxsutawney
Ning m
Six Mille
Punxsutewney
Avertil
Atsidk
Mis
Nell Pd Mita
Passenger death mystery shocks California airliner flight
A coroner jury in San Bernardino found unresolved questions after Jewelersmith Smr F. Binstock, 62, of North Hollywood died in an explosion aboard a Western Airlines twin engine flight over the Mojave Desert. The plane landed safely with all other passengers and crew intact. Binstock’s body was found near the lavatory last Friday. He had been en route from Las Vegas to Los Angeles.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Smr
F. Binstock
North Hollywood
Jun
Mojave Desert
Pittstyuegh
Man Kills Wife and Sister-In-Law in Philadelphia Crisis
Police report a man shot his wife and her sister then killed himself at a Lansdowne Philadelphia suburb apartment. Paul Warwick Jy, grandson of former Philadelphia mayor Charles F Warwick, and his wife Josephine were found dead. a 38 caliber pistol and two bullets were recovered. Authorities say motive is undetermined as relatives arrived to discover the scene.
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Uaueleria
Philadelphia
Feilred
Ghen
Nis
Max
Airlows
Philadelphis
Bred Roberts
Delawan
Gourity
Paul Warwick Jy
Limsdowne
Josephine
Cuemer
Mary McCui
Roberts
Warwick
Charles F. Warwick
Philadephia
Marion
Miss McGann
Livienon
Jewish Appeal Quota Set At $3,450
The Jewish appeal quota is set at 3450 with current progress toward the goal noted as 8480. The drive supports aiding displaced Jews and homeland relief, and a speaker from Penn Province noted engagement with the University of Pennsylvania.
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Jay
Dulles Plans Open Skies Accord With Soviet Union
President Eisenhower seeks a broad open skies system with joint inspections at ports rail junctions and airports as part of a two nation disarmament framework. Secretary of State Dulles would present the plan to the Soviet Union in hopes of bridging East West gaps before the Geneva summit. The push accompanies talks on wider security measures and follows Western proposals to broaden mutual surveillance.
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Wihon H
John Foster Dale
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Wwe
Sib
London
Gh. S
Staty Dipies
Yeu iv
Mgutine Jaen
Dulles
Ines
Toron
Eisenhower
Geneva
Bulgan
Ins
Paris Winter Style Pageant Sets New Neckline Trends
Fashion notes from Paris unveil a bold winter collection dominated by sheath dresses, very short skirts, and dramatic necklines. Designers Patou Lanvin Cardin Balmain Dior Balenciaga showcase tight, hip-hugging silhouettes with bows, long coats, fur accents, and wiglike hats. The season favors black with blue, red, coral pink accents and feature puffs, teardrop necklines, and dramatic paneling for cocktail and evening wear.
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Bior
Toose
Patou
Heim
Leavin
Castillo
Cardin
Balenway
Givenchy
Dior
Balmain
Desses
Griffe
Laroche
Jus Chanel
Lanvin
Pierre Cardin
Probe Crooked Employer Union Negotiations Exposed
An investigating committee reports testimony that hooded management and crooked unions conspired to exploit Puerto Rican and Black workers in New York City. John McNitt of the Association of Catholic Trade Unionists cites verbal contracts, subminimum wages around 40 hours weekly, and withheld copies of agreements. He notes partial success with the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in obtaining contracts for members. Continued on Page Five.
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New York City
John McNitt
Association of Catholic Trade Unionists
Meditf
New York
McNiff
Ladies Garment Workers
Pha
TLGWU
Four Held After Apartment Collapse Kills Thirty-Eight
Officials report a deadly earthquake caused the collapse of an apartment house holding four men and many others. The disaster left 38 dead in the district while more perished elsewhere in Mexico. The city government ordered four men detained for inquiry and sought expert analysis of building materials to test compliance with specs.
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Moi
Mexico
Embezzled Funds Used for Pony Bets in Cleveland
Cleveland detectives probe a case in which a 46 year old bookkeeper allegedly embezzled about 96 thousand to gamble on horses. Concerns center on the suspect’s statements and the involvement of family members linked to local law enforcement.
Local NG Unit Prepares for August Camp at Indiantown Gap
The 112th Infantry Regiment of the Northwestern Pennsylvania National Guard plans its summer encampment August 3 to 17 at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation. About 100 officers and men in 20 companies from 13 communities, led by Erie Corry Girard and Kane units, will mobilize by rail and road. The Governor will review the division on Governor's Day, August 10, as training covers recruit work, outdoor maneuvers, and simulated combat drills with daily schedules starting at 9, 45 a.m. and lasting into the evening.
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112Th Infantry Regiment
Pennsylvania
Veteran National Guard
112Th
28Th Infantry Division
Indiantown Gap
Erie
Corry
Girard
Kane
Pennsylvania Railroad
112Th Regiment
Hesston
Hint Wilson May Resign in Talk of Defense Post
Veteran defense secretary Edward Wilson, 87, says no date set for resignation though he has discussed a successor with his boss. In a day of press questions he avoided naming anyone, stating the matter has not been decided and he plans to remain in office at least another month while defense budget and economy cuts are debated.
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Voosumusun
Om — Cnatles
E. Wilson
Defense
Wilson
Fail
Eisenhower
Wilsons
Conerens
Snap-Tite Names Corryite As Officer A Corry resident elected vice resident in charge of engineering
At the annual meeting of Snin ite Inc board of directors in Union City, Corryite was named officer in charge of engineering. George Hogger of Guryo was named to the newly created post and Leonard M Glark was elected vice president in charge of sales. Existing officers Malcom S-Clat, Myron Shafer, George A. Clark and Olive Te were reelected or named to related posts.
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Snap-Tite
Corryite
Corry
Sninite, Inc
Union City
George Hogger
Guryo
Leonard M Glark
Siles
Opt
Wh of
Sithom
Malcom S-Clat
Myron Shafer
George A. Clark
Olive
City Spud Festival Plans Highlight Seventh Potato Fair
Corry's Seventh Potato Festival activities announced by the planning committee include a queen contest, pet parade, street dance, and parade. About $1,000 in prizes plus a $400 purse for winners are to be awarded via merchants tickets during weeklong events from September 7 to 9, with drawings for merchandise prizes.
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Thell
No High School
City Park
Center Street
Report 3 Cases Of Asian Flu In Pennsylvania
State health secretary Dr Bertyn F Rattiton reported three cases of Asian flu in Pennsylvania. Dr Saul Hunger of the Communicable Disease Control Laboratory in Philadelphia said the patients had recovered. The meeting discussed plans to prepare for a possible epidemic and the use of defense resources.
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Akhishukg
Bertyn F. Rattiton
Ld Lastaight
Pennsylvania
Saul Hunger
Vile Disease Control Laboratory
Ajuladeljhiu
Mattison Saii
Mn Department
State Advisory
Meath Board
Allenton County Health Department
Four Turnpike Defendants File New Trial Motions
Four defendants from the Turnpike case moved for new trials in Dauphin County Court yesterday. Attorneys for Thomas J Evans, James P Forrance, Dianne Eubrick, and Charles Stickler filed post trial challenges after their July conviction for conspiracy to defraud the Turnpike Commission of millions. The defendants were among those previously found guilty of related offenses, as the judge indicated the motions would be considered in due course. Separately, reports note a delay in the atomic test schedule at the test site, with the commission postponing for 24 hours to adjust the timetable.
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Hakicseuhu
Defraud de Perth
Sylvanna—Turnpike Commission
Duulphin
Htorneys
Thomas J Evans
Soasdale
James P Forrance
Export
Rom— “Mslgner
Dianne EU Repiblican
Charles W Stickler Je
Maui Mint Reseach
Pal J Me~ Neill
West Reading
Commission Tiene
Cleytoy
Lands Sidle
Shillington
Manu Minn Lew
Adherenie Word
Evaris
Oratiet
Ewe Atso
Gulty
Misiolehuet
Ottiee
Stickler
Lauttalitle
Momer Tepee
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George Weshner
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Tolstoy
Kindies
Sofya Andreyetin
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University of Prnnaylvaly
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Fisenhower
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Knowlad
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Congress
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Heid
Senate House
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Neely DeVow
Bethesia Naval Hospital
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Paris
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N.Y
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