Hurricane Connie Sweeps Into Carolina Veers North
Hurricane Connie roared along the North Carolina coast with 75 mile per hour winds near Morehead City and moved toward the capital region. The eye passed just east of Morehead City around 9 am. gale warnings extended 250 miles northeast and 150 miles southwest. Diane, a separate tropical storm, tracked northwest with 60 mph winds as Connie weakened inland.
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Connie
North Carolina
Washington
Seaboard
Morehead City
Nyd
Cape Hatteras
Albemarle
Pamlico Sounds
Chetty Point
Diane
Bermuda
Eleven Freed Fliers Arrive In U S From Red China
Eleven American airmen freed after 82 months in Chinese prisons landed in the United States with families awaiting. Two groups touched down at different base locations near Travis Air Force Base and a transport ship, marking a step toward reunions. About 1,000 Air Force personnel greeted the releasees as they prepared for a possible longer layover before returning home to loved ones.
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Fenvin Travis
Homse
Air Force
Robert D. Arnold
Sunnyvale
Culit
Lund
John Knox Arnold
Mahou
Wuld
K Porta
US Ambassador Péurifoy Dies in Bangkok Crash
U S Ambassador John E Péurifoy aged 48 is killed in a truck and car collision on a narrow bridge 125 miles south of Bangkok. His 9 year old son Dupiel dies. son Clinton, 14, is critically injured. Ambassador arrived in Thailand last November for holidays with wife Betty Jane and their two boys. Norbert J Angchuetz becomes American charge d affaires.
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U.S
Associated Press
Bangkok
Thailand
John E. Péurifoy
Guatemala
Amin
Dupiel
Clinton
Bone
Hua Hin
Gulf of Siam
Smbassy Miler
Greece
Senate
Billdine
Washington
Betty Jane
Norbert J. Angchuetz
Local Slot Machine Case Goes To Court
HTank Wascal of 158 Hatch Street, substitute steward at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 264 club, faced a court hearing with Alderman Melvin Cobbett presiding after a July 20 payoff claim. Waseak pleaded not guilty. attorney William A. Peitier and Assistant DA Louis Benacci appeared. PLCB agents testified to a payoff and a raid on August 2. The machine was displayed at Cobbetts office for the hearing. George Buck, club manager, testified. Wascal was released on $500 bond and ordered to appear in court.
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Htank Wascar
Hatch Street
Veterans of Foreign Wara Post
Pennsylvania Liquor Central Board
Uly 20Th
Melvin
Cobbett
William A. Peitier
Louis Benacci
Peter H. Dopko
L. ©. Grigsby
HP. Hammond
Dopko
Wascal
Joseph B. Rulfa
George Buck
Makes U Turn Hits Second Car On North Center Street
Elza F. Anderson of Cleveland, driving, attempted a U turn just beyond Smith Street and struck the northbound vehicle of Mrs. Edwin Cole at 69 West Columbus Avenue. Both cars sustained damage to the left front. No injuries reported.
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North
Center Street
Edwin Cole
West
Columbus Avenue
Elza F. Anderson
Cleveland
Anderson
Smith Street
Cole
North Center Street
Pittsburgh Construction to Start on Glass Co Structures
Construction will begin within two weeks on new structures for the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. at Harmar Township near Creighton. The project, costing several million dollars, will absorb ongoing work in the area as builders erect the two latest buildings to house operations.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Harman “Township
Creighton
Harmar
Corry Driver Faces Police In Wild City Street Fight
A Corry incident on Wayne street features driver Harlan Taylor clashing with police officers Paul French and Keppel as a crowd gathers. After ramming a vehicle toward police headquarters, Taylor fights off officers with rocks and violence, resisting arrest amid intoxication charges. an unidentified motorist eventually restrains him. Continued on page five.
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Corry
Harlan Taylor
Wayne Street
Cty
Tees
Paul French
James
CHE Mall Ige
Kekeins
Wayne Tats
Taylor
Armar
Polse
East Smith
Taylor J
Hho Ihitee
Firemen Sell Booklets From Jubilee Celebration
Firemen place booklets on sale as Corry marks a Diamond Jubilee. A limited number of 129 page booklets remain at 50 cents each, available at main fire station and stands. The coated pamphlet features Corry history, Ye Star ford Hose Company, local schools, and brief notes with congratulatory ads from hundreds of businesses and individuals.
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Chulty
Corry
Starford Hose Comany
Local Guardsmen Head To Camp For Two Weeks
Local men from downtown report for two weeks of training before returning on the 27th. Units from Company F prepare kitchens and transport as about 70 men enlist for the mobilization. Employers support enlistment with paid leave and arrangements to cover duties during training.
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Wil Mageh Teomy
East Mult Street
Imp
Busoe
Aclock Sim
Mimimur
Wedinnroyn Gap
Wnrk
Nummer Amy
Copia
Robert EB Galbraattic
OL Tie Ompaby
Lodky
Two Cited On Speed Charges
Two drivers faced speed charges after a city notice followed them for some distance and radar clocked their cars. Officer Sid Donald T. Watts reported William R. Kennedy traveled 70 mph in a 39 mph zone and sir onae quasyamin meen ile Tor allegedly exceeded 65 mph in a 35 mph area near North Center Street and East Columbus Avenue this morning. The incident occurred on Tay morning with charges filed before Alderman Melvill S Cobbett.
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Onae Quasyamin Meen Ile
Tor
Sid Donald T. Watts
Union City
North Center Street
Eilat
Columbus Avenue
Watts
William R. Kennedy
74Th
Mead Avenue
Tay
Melvill S Cobbett
South Leads in Second Polio Shots for Youths
The Associated Press survey shows the South heading the effort to administer second polio vaccine doses. About 6 million first and second shots have been given nationwide, with 1.08 million second doses in the South and 450,990 first doses. Polio fatalities this year are down 46 percent from last year, but figures remain preliminary and not scientifically finalized.
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Axa
Washington
Associated Press
Boyth
Explosions At Andover Ohio Kill Dozens In Fire
Rescue teams battled debris after a warehouse blast and fire in Andover Ohio. Authorities identified several victims including Arline and Darland Fellows. Names listed include William Cattip and Richard Fellows among others as the makeshift morgue handled remains.
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Andover
Wolee
Vieting
Nora Wall
Ciyteway
Redtalle Halil
Wight
Mwnij
Roger Bar Huckeilli
Amini
Russell AL Kirk
Thytrum
Gollehfet
Margig
Kukiun
Margaret Way
Eii
Williamy Cattip
Willuarisfield
Whit
Arline
Darland
Cleveland
Hik
Hik Wile Barbura
Richard
Donald Koces
Fellows
Evelyn Mario Jubus
North Ridgeville
Oho
Forrest Elvalur Yeld
Tom Bryne
Thoms Kenbell
Pittaburgh
Stirripy
Thelp
George
Cyeil Poindexter
Massillion
Ohio
Helen Jones
Barbara Offut
New Lyme
Eisenhower Balks at Housing Bill Revisions
President Eisenhower urged Congress to delay revisions to the housing bill approved yesterday while voicing serious objections to several provisions. He stressed the need to preserve slum elimination, mortgage insurance, and funding for public housing, warning against overhauls that could jeopardize eligible families and redevelopment efforts.
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Washington — Presidiot
Eiesenhower
Congress
Eisenhower
Mienhower
Tyson
vAlin
Stevenson and Harriman Reach Political Understanding
Aysueimled Press reports Adil A Stevenoi and Gow Averill Mhirriman of New York have aligned statements on Stevenson’s potential presidential path. The talks influence battles in Illinois and New York, with advisers split on primaries and the effect on Kefauver and other candidates. Gov Allin Shivers signals opposition, suggesting a contentious preconvention landscape shaping the Democratic contest.
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Aysueimled Press
Chicago
Adil A Stevennoi
Gow Averill Mhirriman
New York
Nina Ie
Democratiy
Stevenson
Barris Toyettier Stevvnnin Ag
Hagelmit
Sueventontn
Kell
Hitness
Ouhd
Potepeid vii
Ike Sen
Ester -Kefwuver
Kefnuver
Arnie
Ue Amun
Stevin
Lake
Wenin
South
Allin Shivers
Téxas
Holler
Stevani
Deanacrat
Ill Wind Blows Good For Local Air Traveler
Ill Wind Blows Good For Local Air Traveler tells of a passenger from London arriving in Pittsburgh as fog from a storm delayed flights. Carl Moll of East Main Street, visiting Germany, was brought closer to home, with 30 others held for Wanternheiles. An invitation group of Rablan Boy Scouts were en route for an international jamboree, and Moll learned of the Pittsburgh stop and miscommunication by the airline.
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Cobalt
Carl Moll
East Main Street
Bilerach
Germany
London
Pittsburgh
New York
Canada
Todixy
GOP Senators Promote Deep Cuts in Relief Budget Plan
Republican leaders in the Senate push to slash Governor Lender’s 1.8 billion relief package, recommending cuts to 240 million as they probe line items. Senate Finance Chair Kessler vows to present a trimmed appropriation amid Democratic hearings led by Sen. Yosko. Governor Lesday urges Republicans to offer concrete ideas at Thursday session.
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Boy Ranivunien
Eran Harrishutch
Bennie
WIEN
Hersler
Busis
Department of Public
Alluyd
Senate
Kessler
Sen
Yosko
Northampton
Benaie Democratic
Lesday
Republica 10
Wilely
commonWealth
Author Dies in Bringport Conn Margaret Glemena McDowell
Margaret Glemena McDowell, 59, noted author, died yesterday in Bringport, Connecticut. Born in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, she was a prominent figure in early American letters and contributed to several literary journals. Her passing marks the end of a prolific career and notable influence on regional writing circles.
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Margaret Glemena McDowell
rrlyBous
Wreckage Recovery Of C119 Planes In Germany
United States soldiers labored by flashlight through the night to recover the bodies of 66 servicemen from two C119 transports that collided during an air transport exercise near Groembach Germany. Survivors described a chaotic scene as one aircraft spun from formation and crashed into the forest while the other continued briefly before going down. Names of victims were released locally. an investigation was begun into the double crash and the cause of the disaster remains under study.
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Groembach
Germany
America
U.S
Jsbunes
Furly
Oddy
Amy
Belterdingden
Betowe
Orn
Engloner
Col Frink
Little
Central City
Neb
Ced
Emaire
Lonely East Con
Rioters, Firefight Kill Riofer as South Korea Tensions Rise
A South Korean official report said Riofer was shot and killed while two other Koreans were wounded amid escalating clashes over President Syngman Rhee’s demand that pro-Communist leaders exit the country by Saturday midnight. U.S. Army and UN observers described coast guard and patrol activity as tensions mounted, with reports of gunfire from a patrol boat and protests involving thousands of students and youths.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Koyw
US Army
Iles TS
Tareuvor
United Nations
Bes
Dave Ardefid
Rupe
Neutral Nations Supervisory Com Salon
Ab Panmutiloin US
Harluts
Parks
Seralon
NNSC
Bth
Atipn Tichou Hieber Haut
Mor
Bum
Korwur Sational Police
Owoyen
Ue 8 Army Patra
Guardine
NSC
Aunrtarn
Ded Army
Thnrenn
WB Army
Ins Short
Wolmi
National Defense Youth Corps
Farmer's Death Accident Report Erratic Long Wire Ledger
Union City man Harold Musser discloses details of a farmer death attributed to an accident. A Teaport shire resident, Hamer, fell at a hospital after a fall near Wattsbury. The coroner's office and hospital officials dispute notification timing and the certificate of death cites accidental causes.
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Epi Wire Couny
Harold Musier
Union City Today
Hamer
Wattsbury
Phyelcine
Offfon Oly
Faye Win
Ken
Atiuane
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Delaware
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Iscovet
Harriman
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Riofer
U. S
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