Emergency treatment for two youths at Corry Memorial Hospital
Two youths required emergency care yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital. Robert R. Shettier 18 of 186 Hane Congress Street suffered injuries to his right leg and wrist in a toll and was observed. Reynolds Boutwell 16 of R D 1 Cory suffered a puncture wound to his left foot when he stepped on a file yesterday and was released after treatment.
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Corry ‘Memorial ‘Hospital
Robert R. Shettier
Charles le Biwiller
Hane Congress Strett
Reynold Boutwell
Colletta Boutwell
R. D
Cory
Jersey Senate Confirms Rutgers Official in Controversy
The New Jersey Senate confirmed John Bigelow to the Rutgers University Board of Governors after tense hearings. Four Republican committee members opposed his nomination over questions about communism and Fifth Amendment pleas. The vote clears the way for a state controlled reorganization with Rutgers trustees meeting today to approve.
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Jersey Okays
Trenton
New Jersey Senate
John
Bigelow
Rutzers University Board of Governors
Stnate Judiciary Committee
Republican Committee
Bigeley
Rutgers ‘University
State University
Nice Guy Bennie Faces Deportation for Illegally Entering
Bennie Lby ben, 24, a former Dutch sailor, admits he jumped ship in June 1954 and lived in the United States while working at Hoboken, Pa and Manheim Pa before becoming a gardener at Capuchin Brothers Training Center. Authorities found a passport at Herman Pa prompting an immigration interview. Bennie says he did not think it wrong to jump ship and that it was not like killing or stealing. He remains free until a hearing.
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Policounws
Bennie Lbyben
America
Bennie
Son
Holland
Hoboxen
N. di
Manheim
California
J. Bennie
Parents Claim Innocence In Turbulent August Trial
In Titusville area court proceedings, Albert Rob and his wife stand accused after a confrontation at a service station. The couple face charges including resisting arrest, grand larceny, and endangering a police officer. A separate case reports a drowning of Kenneth Williams while wading near Titusville. his body was recovered two hours later and his parents were arrested in connection. The late 1950s financial note notes U S spending units and incomes above $4000 in 1955.
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Attusvilla
Milouanikey
Atbert Opshave
BRD
Alehe Denne
Cuksialie
Manvor Vromnan
Thwest ‘Tokushin
Tirstay
Albert Rob
Tor Howe
Jane
Opnis
Trucs
qRicerite
Robisiiande
Warren County
Crasford County
Smithton
Emithton
Yoush- Titusville
Josheny
Westmore
Weiland County
Taterren County
Tustic
Williams
Stier
Don Allen Jr
Duck Krupey
Warren
Uninsured Cars May Spur New Law
A report examines the risk from uninsured motorists and discusses proposed legislative action. The committee notes auto owners lack of coverage and the potential need for insurance mandates, citing cost concerns and the impact on property damage claims.
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Gay
Moana Unc Mob Ni
Liverize Tenewe
River yields body of mother and infant amid flood
A river recovery reveals the body of a mother and her three month old son after a pair attempted to flee rising waters. The family, unnamed, were swept away near Uniontown while crossing a dirt road to escape flood conditions.
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Moramatetasites
Hidbedi
Waters
Pareles
Pawl
Domes
Alec
Precarsila
Takai
Farpibr
Miotiessen
Uniontown
Pye
Global cotton clash threatens U.S. textile exports
The piece reports on United States cotton subsidies and world market reactions. Protests and retaliatory measures target American cotton and textile production as foreign producers argue for relief while U S policy supports domestic cotton growers and mills.
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New York
Sam
Tryfareto Towels
Fkey
Uvion
Uncle Sarr
Masure Wsporters
Zeacon Ib
Ateniq
Alito
Akers
Ali
Ameren
U.S
England
France
Cotton prices and trade clash with Mexican barter plan
U S cotton stocks climb as price support grows and surplus swells in warehouses. Mexico and Central American nations expand cotton output and propose barter for auto parts, risking disruption to American car makers and a shift in exports.
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Sam
Mexico
J and L Steel Plans New Type Plant to Refine Coke By products
J and L Steel Corp announces construction of a new plant at Allegheny Pa to refine by product coke chemicals using Esso Hydrofine sulfur removal and Universal Tidex purification. The $2 million facility aims for completion in 1956 producing refined chemicals for plastics, rubber, insecticides, perfumes, ages and other products.
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Jones and Lauighiin Steel Corp
Aligulyy
Esso Research and Engineering ) Co
Universal Oil Products Co
ESSO
Tidex
Artificia Bers
Denier
Alcoa Workers End Strike After Seven Week Walkout
About 18 000 Alcoa employees return to work after a seven week strike tied to a long term labor contract dispute. Production resumes at plants nationwide with modifications to schedules and hardships for nonunion sites noted.
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Clarion
Joseph Shrieber
Patrick Dwyer
Patrick
Cornell University
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Oil City
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Flye Rexall Drugs
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Shepherd's Welding Service
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Center Street
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Pfernt
Soupée Pinot Ad
River
Gilson’s
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General Electric
Business Mirror
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Corry
Dairy Queen
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Model Dairy Company
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Pittsburgh
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Hemuatry Department
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Pintsfield Inn
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Selby
BUC
Youngsville
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Colonel Drake
Titus Wille
Wester Pennsylvania
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West Main Street
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