Fabrics Inc to Open Polyurethane Foam Plant in Corry
Fabrics Inc of Montgomery Alabama plans to lease the former Tome Motors garage on Clinton Street in Corry to fabricate polyurethane foam cushions and related items. Mortoh Gross will manage the plant which will employ about six workers initially. Final lease signing and a hearing are set for next Thursday at the Municipal Building.
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For Fabrics, Inc
Montgomery
Alabama
Thomas
Journal Phota
Corry
Fabrics, Inc
Alo
Corny Foun Products
Firestone Tue and Rubber Company
Aranov
Mortoh Gross
Corry Company
Avinoy Said Fabrics, Inc
Atanov
Corry Area Industrial Development Corp
Aranoy
Corry Guardsmen Prepare for Return After Camp
Corry guardsmen arrive tomorrow with Rifle Champ Gorry and First Battle Group of 12 Infantry from the Pennsylvania National Guard. The unit departs Taillantown for bivouac along Routes 322 and 6, with a 103-Ve Hick convoy breaking for the return trip after a two day encampment at Clearfield.
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Corry
Gorry
Pennsylvania National Guard
Taillantown
I Keley
Norr-Duyine Oring
Rerementes
Cat Edward G
Lauffenberg
Erle
Clearfield
U S Balloon Satellite Gains Orbit First Success In 13 Tries
Washington AP reports a U S Discoverer satellite achieved orbit after 12 prior attempts and its capsule was recovered in the Pacific near Hawaii. The recovery marked a space race milestone as the capsule was brought aboard the Haiti Victory, signaling progress in manned spaceflight and reconnaissance satellite technology.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Hawaii
Pacific Ocean
United States
Air Force
Tee
Alaska
CLI
MSTS
Haiti Victory
Earth
Iek
Pentagon
Bernard Schriever
Air Research Development Command
Schriever
Echo 1 satellite sends Eisenhower message from orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The United States launched Echo 1 a large communications satellite and by early afternoon announced it was in orbit. A recording of President Eisenhower later transmitted from Goldstone California to Holm Del New Jersey carried a message praising peaceful space research and invited other nations to use the balloon for similar experiments, with further details on Page Eight.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Eisenhower
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jamen
Washington
Holmdel
N. J
Goldstone
Cali
Sparta Spartansburg residents protest school change
About 250 residents from Sparta and Rome townships and Spartansburg met for two hours to back action to preserve Sparta merged high school. They oppose a state rule that could abolish the Sparta district, citing a 1600 pupil threshold for administration. Attorney Joseph Thomas outlined steps to seek a hearing before the State Council of Education. Delegations will travel to Harrisburg for a hearing if granted.
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Spartansburg
Sparta
Rome
Joseph Thomas
State Council of Education
Roland Putnam
Putnam
Thomas
Harrisburg
State Council
Frank Firth
Boosters Committee
Johnson
Matt Proper
Russell Mitchell
Andrew Boythe
Titusville
Sparta High School
Mr. Putnam
Trucker Slams Pa. Auto Killing Four In Poster Crash
DESERT CENTER California AP A tractor trailer struck a parked car killing four Pennsylvanians including Alice Lucas of Bellefonte and her husband Richard W Walker of Mill Hall Also killed were George T Walker and Margaret Walker aged 54 The truck driver Joseph Angelo Conte 61 of Los Angeles was hospitalized Police said the truck crossed a small bridge and rammed the rear of the Pennsylvania car Details were sketchy at police briefing
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Desert Center
Picketing at Quality Markets Draws Out‑of‑Town Protest
Unions from two locals lead picketing at Quality Market outlets with 50 percent of workers involved. Jamestown reports show most strikers are from outside the town while management says 98 percent of employees remain at work. NLRB officials probe alleged unfair labor practices amid union pressure.
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Weayne Une Int
North Center Street
Robert Church
Jamestown
Quality
Ulrb Unm
William G. McGee
Buffalo
Quality Markets
Men Cutters and Teamsters
James S. Colombo
Retail Clerks’ International Association
George L. Ritzer
Butchers’ and Meat Cutters Union
Frank Harvey
Air Force Pilot Tops World Jet Altitude Record
At Edwards AFB California an Air Force test pilot soared to 131000 feet in the X15 breaking the previous sky-high mark. The craft also hit a speed record of 2196 mph in a flight that followed a 51 degree ascent last week.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Mary Robert M. White
Four Pennsylvanians Die In Auto Crash Near Hickory
A car swerved off Route 28 two miles north of Hickory and collided with a truck. Four occupants, Ronald Wiz 19, Myron Styche 20, John A. Carrazzoli 17, and George Randolph 23, all from McDonald or Bridgeville, were killed. Passenger Joseph Wiltzel 34 of McDonald was in fair condition at Washington Hospital. Truck driver Leo Mosler 53 of Washington was in satisfactory condition.
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Washington, Riial
Hickory
Ronald Wiz
McDonald
Myron Styche
Bridgevile
John A. Carrazzoli
Bridgeville
George Randolph
Joseph Wiltzel
Washington Hospital
Leo Mosler
Washington
Powers Family Claims Khrushchev Aid Pledge
The Powers family travels to Moscow to seek Nikita Khrushchev's promised help for Francis Gary Powers, the U2 pilot on trial for spying. Oliver Powers says Khrushchev offered aid, details unclear.
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Moscow
Oliver Powers
Powers
Khrushchev
London
Francis Gary Powers
Nikita Khrushchev
Oliver W Powers
Pound
Bowers
Goggles and Steel-Toed Shoes Urged for Power Lawn Mowers
Arkansas labor commission urged safety gear if lawn mowers are treated as factory machinery. Clarence Thornbrough told a civic club that operators should wear safety glasses and steel-toed shoes as flying debris and blade contact risk eye and toe injuries.
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Ark
Arkansas Labor Cammission
Clarence Thornbrough
Thornbrough
Queen Mary Liner Delayed By Strike
A wildcat seamen's strike forced cancellation today of the sailing to New York of the 81 000 ton Queen Mary, already delayed 24 hours. Cunard officials organized an emergency transatlantic airlift for 1,845 passengers, mostly American tourists. The company will bear the cost, potentially a quarter of a million dollars or more. The strike affected 14 British ports and 35 ships.
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New York
Cunard Line
Local Control Threatened State's Share In Schools
Harrisburg AP report on a dual role for Pennsylvania education committee and debates over state versus local financing. notes rising costs, enrollment growth, and cross-state comparisons of state share. mentions sales and real estate taxes as funding sources and projects a growing total school bill if costs stay shared.
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Fred B. Walters
Harrisburg
Lawrence
Committee On
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Equication Assn
Chamber of Commerce
New Jersey
New York
Maryland
Unio
West Virginia
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Car Rolls On Mother Injuring Three Near Wattsboro
Eloise McClenaghan of Union City escaped serious injury when the car she rode in rolled over on a gravel road five miles south of Wattsboro. The mother, 29, suffered a possible shoulder fracture and abrasions. Her eight month old son Andy was admitted to Union City Hospital with a possible arm fracture. Father Edson McClenahan, 67, was treated for contusions and abrasions. The brakes reportedly failed at the intersection, sending the car off the highway and into French Creek, leaving the wreckage totally demolished.
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Corry Barricks
Eloise McClenaghan
Union City
Andy
Union City Hospital
Edson, McClenahan
McClenahan
Wattsboro
One Man Hurt as Mine Powder Car Explodes
Logan West Virginia early today saw a powder car explode inside a coal mine three miles in, injuring one worker lightly while seven others escaped. State Mines Director Crawford L Wilson said the blast was largely contained and all men were walking out. Amherst Coal Co. reported the incident by phone. Harmony Line to Resume Service in Harrisburg Bus Route Next Wednesday.
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W. Va
Logan
Here
Crawford L. Wilson
Mmine
Wilson
Amherst Coal Co
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Morton Gross
Thoma Motors
Lawrence Thomas
Thomas Garage
South Ex
Atlanta
Francis G. Powers
U. 5
Russia
Soaring Echo 1
NASA
Ida
Lewis K. Ingram
Lol W. Cury
Barbara Moore Powers
New York City
Brussels
Mon
Pege Two
Harmony Line
Public Utility Commission
Harmony Short Line ‘Transportation Co
Pittsburgh
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