Soviet to Cut Armed Forces by 640000 by Dec 15 1955
Soviet News Agency Tass announced a reduction of 640000 troops by December 15 1955 as a step to ease international tension and build trust among nations. Estimates place Soviet forces at about 2.8 million in the army and 750000 in the navy, with Austria withdrawal ahead of the 1955 deadline.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Russia
Risin
Austria
Geneva
United States
Britis
Orange
Korgan
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Iast
Former Nazi Spy Deported from United States
Justice Department announced the deportation of Erich Gimpel, a Nazi spy who entered with a submarine and was convicted of espionage. Gimpel, 46, was removed from Atlanta Federal Prison to New York aboard the Sa Tialla after proceedings begun in 1947. His accomplice, William Colepaugh, 28, an American-born resident, remains in Leavenworth after a death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Erich Gimpel
Germany
Justice Department
Gimpel
Atlanta
New York City
William Colepaleh
United States
Leavenworth
Kan Colepalligh
PBI
New York
Deember
Maine
White House
Cole=paugh
Czech Polish Inspectors Guarded at Korean Ports Amid Deadline
Armed U S troops guard neutral Czech Polish truce inspectors at five ports as midnight deadline looms for North Korea to remove them. Reports of assaults on teams continued with hundreds of riotous Koreans and a fisherman wounded. authorities urge restraint.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Floteus
Kangnelle
Joopa
U.S
Ath
Citg
Inchon
Ryngnung
Pusan
Taegu
Kansas
Arra Thce
North Korea
U. S
Sfruce
Rhee
Babsononinsight on Insanity Accusations and Care
Gloucester Mass Roger W Babson discusses mental health myths citing statistics that 10 percent may be committed, half of hospital beds filled, and that most people are only somewhat sane. He notes existing medical views on mental disorders and mentions snake root as a historical treatment.
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Roger W. Babson
Gloucester
Mass
Aecording
U. 5
Immentid Hospital
Andh Css
Dia
March and Eat Guard Theme March and Eat Guard Theme yuen
March and Eat Guard Theme yuen, HOE DreUKSE was sand wiched In tiokween Wo Wer march through downtown Gorry this mork morning as 65 members of Company F prepared tar teave for two Works of iuiing at Tochintown Gay Atv mirohing ty North Gunter sivtet Ktmie Armory. (...)
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Tiokween
Gorry
Tochintown
Gunter Sivtet
Ktmie Armory
Neihol Elvillah
Phoenix
Incienatown Gap
State Department of Military Affairs
Cie
Wight
Beaver Club Seeks Members for Annual Drive
Beaver Club launches its annual membership drive seeking local business and civic support to raise about 5000 dollars. The club has funded equipment for Corey Hick School football and basketball squads and financed year end trips for both teams while maintaining youth programs and community aid through the Red Cross swim project.
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Seers Moti
Rasptol
Hr Beaver Ghib
Wit Sports
Loew Gthlone
Yfe
Zinion
Ellits
Ube Clu
Corey Hick
Red Cross
Beaver Club
Coirvites
Slams On Brakes Truck Ditches In Collision West of Bleeville
A Pittsburgh man George Magna 26 escaped serious injury when his tractor trailer plowed off Route 77 into a ditch two miles west of Bleeville. State Police said the driver jammed on brakes to avoid a collision with a farm vehicle that pulled out. The accident was investigated by a state patrol unit. Actress Lynny Carver dies at 38, once a Broadway and screen performer, wife of William Mulliney theatrical director.
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Alde
Sermilstralf
Gorry
George Magna
Pittsburgh
Bleeville
Mazinwin
Pollin
New York
Lynny Carver
Netress
Kim Player
Broad Way
Wlgviklon Productions
Wiliam J. Mulliney
Theatrioa
Waterhouse Responds to Union Charge Over Machinery Tax
Assemblyman Waterhouse of Cot ty defends calling for a ban on levy and attacks the union publication arguing the tax harms local industry. He cites General Electric plant moves and Ajax to claim the machinery tax hurts Erle and pressures investment away from the city. He also notes his stance against additional Pennsylvania industry taxes as a major factor in protecting jobs and competitiveness.
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Waterhouse
WW. Waterhouse
People’s Pass
CTO
Cire
Witerhouse
Venpitole
Warterhouse
Assemblyman
Cotty
Reul
Helanio
Erie
High General Electale
Mr. Waterhouse
Alex Won Co
Erle
Ajax Tron
Corry
Tocal
The
Generl Electrics Company
Offer
Hamburg
Ajax
Unitair
Pennaylvenia
Penmaylvania
Congress
Carroll D. Kearns
Bir Visbury
Milk Strike Threat Ends in New Agreement
A milk strike threat involving about one million workers across northern states ended as drivers and milk-holding firms reached a new two year agreement. The pact raises hourly wages by 0 cents retroactive to August and adjusts work arrangements and service pricing.
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New York
Marion Endert
APD
Corryite Fined For Disorder In Guilty Plea
Lloyd Fisher of 15 Spring Street pled guilty to a disorderly conduct charge and was fined 59 dollars including costs. The penalty was set by the judge who delayed the hearing from August 3. Fisher, who remained in jail undergoing treatment, was found bleeding after police intervened. The city chief promised a barrier to prevent a repeat incident involving a razor blade.
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Corryite
Lloyd Fisher
Spring Street
Abdurmat
Melvin Cobbett
Weriata
Fishey
Nis Wilea
Wim
Harley Drke
Corryite Adds $105 To Record Of Fines Paid
Corryite with a growing total fines record pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and received fines and costs totaling 105 dollars. He faced a count and bond set at 1007 dollars as officers restrained him after a Thursday night arrest on Waycie Street.
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Corryite
Harlin Taylor
Myenrenth Goreryite
Aldorman Melvin S Cobbett
Ciee
Cobbett
Mays
Erin
Tine Taylor
Wayie Street
Uitoxs
Ito
Win
Rooks
Taylor
Eisenhower heads to Colorado for long vacation after hurricane delay
President Eisenhower rested at his countryside home and planned a Denver trip for a long vacation. He arrived from Washington after an 85 mile motor through gale winds as hurricane Connie battered the Atlantic coast. He intends to fly to Denver tomorrow and stay into October, with Bess Eisenhower possibly joining him.
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Settysburg
Elsenhower
Hir Couint
Colorado
Washington
Connie
Wong
Eisenhower Planso
Tron
Denver
Tail End Of Hurricane Connie Hits Corry
Hurricane Connie grazed Corry today with strong winds and heavy rain. An Associated Press report notes the center would pass near Philadelphia between 1 and noon EST, with gusts reaching high speeds and possible flood damage.
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Corry
Connie
Cony
Ant Werther
George Mulerik
Associated Press
Haerinbutre
Philadelphia
Reich
Howe Willy Guises
Prom
Newark
New Jersey
Minimum Wage Bill Is Signed
President signs a broad wage act affecting about 2.1 million workers, with a $1 raise and free polio coverage funded from federal funds. The measure, tied to the Federal Labor Buildings Act, sets allocations by state income and wage levels and becomes available next February, allowing Congress to adjust further.
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Washington
el- Achhowef
Ailie
Uilay
Washington Transit Auike
Colorado River
White Holme
Gettysburg
Abe South
Thield
Eisenhower
Congress
Failure to agree on release of 41 Americans China talks fail
Chinese envoys and US officials met for about an hour without agreement on the repatriation of 41 Americans held in China. Spokesmen indicated talks would continue at the next session while noting limited progress and the need for further talks on the issue.
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Orneva
China
Thosday
Ofitolu
Bully Alles
Vivian
Bote UB
Elgin Electronics Plant Opens Amid Employment Hopes
Elgin Laboratories opens a concrete block facility amid rumors of local jobs and a mass production setup. The plant, owned by Erle Rexitor Corp, employs mostly plumbers and electricians as it readies for a first week operation with uncertain scope and potential early staffing up to 20 women and a few men.
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Elgin Laboratories
Peevonk
Ectronies Usm
Ahbig
Min Ax
Poritbhe
Waw Embly
Mibsidiary
Erle Rexixtor Corp
Corry Slayer Begins Life Term for 1942 Cloud Priddy Murder
Corry killer Edward Bromley, convicted in 1942 for Loyd Wilkinson’s death, to start a life sentence on September 18 after a nine year burglary term ends. Parole decisions detail others in the region, with ranges from one to four years and notes on prior offenses and parole eligibility.
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Rank Tenmney
Corry
Who
Cloud Pridhy
Shvytig
Galtor
Loyd Wilkinson
Bromley
Hurglney
Holt
AAU
Edward PB Sianabh
Wila
Henry G Woxt
Ry D. G. Eris
Righard P Thomas
John Warnhuis
Crawford Chinty
Water shortage ends in Baltimore after long drought
In Baltimore residents faced a prior water shortage with odd-even rationing and a top official order. A police station plume ring and a woman's voice marked relief as water resumed in many homes. The chaotic scene reflects past drought tensions and public notices.
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Baltimore
Lynn
Tay
Connie Hurricane Slam Reaches North Carolina Maryland Coast
A hurricane era Connie intensified into a gale and swept up the coast causing widespread damage in North Carolina and Maryland. Ten people are dead and four remain missing as officials battle large waves and power outages across the region.
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North Carolina
Maryland
Calvert
Pharty
Levin
Marvel
Persina
Connie
AL Oneais
Coast Guard
Inchwrxe
Ald Cides
Tillie
Ewe Berone
New York
State Receives 1 570 896 Polio Funds Allocation
Pennsylvania gains a federal allotment of 1 570 896 dollars for polio programs as signed by President Eisenhower. The funds, distributed via the Public Health Service, target per capita sharing and are based on the number of unevaluated children under 20 and nonpregnant women in the state.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Public Health Service
Fundy
25 Are Killed In Swiss Bus Crash Ranke Sp tone
A bus crash on a Swiss route from a French resort to a monastery killed many tourists including men women and children. The accident occurred near a hilltop site with dog kennels and a famous monastery attracting holiday travelers.
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Ranke Sp Tone
St Bernard Psa
Chalionis
Champotxe
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