Corry Woman Killed in Wreck West of City on Route 6
Mrs. Geraldine Janes Hulett, 27, of Wattsburg, died when her car sideswiped another and overturned seven miles west of Corry on Route 6. Passenger May Belle Steadman injured. driver Frank Brigham and husband Dawson Hulett face motor-code charges. Investigating officers noted crowding on the highway center as cause. funeral plans set for Wattsburg.
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Geraldine Janes Hulett
Snyder Circle
Corry
Lynn
Union City
Brigham
Machtes
Hulett
Josk Conteo
Alb Ik
Richie Maybelle Steadman
Corry Hospital
Wille Beigham
Banard
Thaa
Mare Glen
Orion City
Warrery Wood
Erie
Aprice
Wattshure
Waltshurg High School
Raymond Mix, Co
Paul Jones
Wattsbug
William Hecker
George Phelps
Wattsbura
James Juss
Wattsburg
Kathryn Sinjth
Wattsbug-Lowville Road
Wattsbure Methodist Church
Waltshure Cemetery
Kiwanis Summer Festival Nets $550 for Charity Group
Kiwanis Club members report the second annual Summer Festival raised about 550 dollars for the organization’s charity work. Final figures were not yet determined, but the event supported the club’s yearlong community aid efforts and will be turned over to local projects aided by Kiwanis during the year.
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Kiwanis Club
Elyic Orgiltealiot
Dietsch Hearing Set For Today
WEST PALM BEACH Fla Aug 2 An extradition hearing was set today for Newbry Dietsch of Cory By an i oh ge Chenny a parule violakor Diblich. Bond set at 5000. His attorney Hal S Ives and a GNlo representative were to appear before Guy Caldwell. The Pennsylvaniia report says he was reportedly unidentified from Ohio where arrested on breaking and entering charges. Federal charges of transporting stolen goods to Chicago were allowed to lapse on grounds he would be tied to Ohio to finish a term.
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West Palm Bach
Fla
Newbry
Guy
Millad
Galdwell
Duck Dietsch
Cory
Chenny
Violakor Diblich
Hal S. Ives
Gnlo
Ac J. Dames
Caldwell Ae ‘Tattinhos
Pennsylvaniia
Uni Patalé
Ohio
Whet
Hera
Sequitent
Chicago
Mian Ob
PNG Guards Parade Before Governor Duff at Camp Review
About 13 000 Pennsylvania National Guard members in hill dress paraded at Muir Field Indiantown Gap before Gov James Duff. The review marked the largest postwar display of state forces with 15 000 spectators. The North Field Artillery Battery earned a presidential citation for duty in the Battle of the Bulge. Governor Duff awarded the Pennsylvania Distinguished Service Medal to Dr Leonard Getow and Brig Gen Leo McMahon for leadership in reorganizing the PNG after World War I.
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Associated Press
Indiantown Gap
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania National Guard
James
Muir Field
1Orth Field Artillery
Bate
Talion
Wilkes-Batré
Duff
Pennsylvania
Leonard T. Getow
Second Army
Leo T. McMahon
U. S. Army
PNG
Houi Mien
von Nearty
Goggyro
Manila clash leaves dozens dead in Pampanga province
A Mahiti Times dispatch reports 28 killed and 24 wounded in a two hour clash between Philippine constabulary units and armed peasants in Pampanga, about 80 miles north of Manila. The peasant commander reportedly escaped, leaving pamphlets and firearms in his seized headquarters.
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Manila
Mahiti Times
Philippine Constabulary
Pampanga
Sali
Bentley to Reveal Spy Operations in Washington Hearings
Washington report details Elizabeth Bentley set to testify on Soviet espionage networks in wartime industry. House committee plans public hearings after secret sessions. Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss linked to pre war underground rings. Further witnesses and clashes anticipated as testimony unfolds.
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Associated Preav
Washington
Alg
Elizabeth T Bentley
America
House of Amercan Activities Committee
Miss Bentley
United States
Pomimitttee
Bentley
Moscow
Whittaker Chambers
Tine
Boo
Alger Hise
Hiss
State Department
Carnegie Endowment For Internet
Chambers
Mishap Victims Treated In City
Victims of three separate mishaps in the Corry area were treated at Corry Hospital over the weekend. Eight year old Lou Jean Legters of Clymer received emergency care after injuring her right wrist and was casted. Harold Porter of Findley Lake had a deep cut stitched, then went home. Mrs Clara Alford, 69, of Corry route 3, bruised her right leg after walking into the side of a car on North Center street and also left the hospital after an X-ray.
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Corry Hospital
Lou Jean Legters
Howard Lagters
Clymer
Instituton
Harold Porter
Findley Lake
Frank Laydus
Center
Clara Alford
Corry
Padlock action sought against gambling dens in county
Pittsburgh Aug 23 District Attorney William Rahsuser said he will seek padlock action to prevent reopening of 40 gambling establishments. The first 14 petitions will be filed in county court tomorrow. Subpoenas for property owners were prepared over the weekend as prosecutors prepare 40 witnesses for a grand jury investigating rackets.
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Wey
Pittsburgh
William
Rahsuser
Rehauser
Grand My
Treasury report details August balances and debt totals
Washington reports Treasury figures for August showing receipts 197,570,308.80 dollars and expenditures 809,478.97 dollars. The balance sits at 5,221,540.64 dollars with total debt 253,208,759,759.65 dollars, reflecting changes from the previous day.
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Treasury Report
Washington
The
Treasury
Two-Day Military Talks Are Cloaked In Secrecy
Union members prepared to vote tonight on a proposed contract at the Corey Jamestown plant amid secrecy about two days of bargaining. Discussions with the firm continued after a weekend pause as unions anticipate a vote that could end the strike. If accepted, operations at the Steel Age plant would resume promptly.
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Corey- Jamestown
Gary
Nous 204
Negl
Negoliating Committee
Saburday Mons
Ald
Wilon
Savinday
Opera Hons
Lomakin to sail Saturday from Stockholm
Soviet Consul General Lomakin, ordered expelled by the State Department over improper conduct tied to Oksana Insenkina, was booked to sail aboard the liner Stockholm within days. He and his family, occupying a 31,400 suite, were staying on Lome Island with limited details on his return. Insenkina’s surgery and recovery after extensive knee injuries were noted at Roosevelt Hospital.
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Ly Associated Press
New York
Jernb M. Lomakin
Consil Genera
Binte Department
Stockholm
Swedish-American Line
Gothenburg
Sweden
Laniakiy
State Department
Miz
Oksana Insenkina
Fui
Lomakin
Ayo
Lome Island
Chepurnykh
Vavlley
Lomslin
Haussia
Roosevelt Hospital
Nine to one chance of survival for injured girl
Chicago August 23 six medical experts told Superior Judge Walter R O Malley that 22 month old Pamela Frances Lemipher has a line to one chance of surviving the planned corrective surgery. The doctors examined the child yesterday and said the first of four operations could be done within two months. The baby was born with her bladder outside her body and the judge had appointed the specialists to report their findings.
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Chicago
Pamiela Frances Lemiphere
Walter R. O'Malley
Andre O'Malley
Cour
Barbers Weigh Price Increase Amid Cash Struggle
The article reports barbers in Corry debating a price hike as they gauge costs, with rumors of rent and wage pressures. A petition circulates about raising shave and cut prices, and last week Pittsburgh barbers reportedly tested new rates via a survey.
Two Youths Held In $1000 Theft Case
Gerald Sweet, 18, of Clymer RD and a 14-year-old companion were arrested Saturday after officers recovered drilling equipment stolen from William Williams on the Carter Bill road. The value was about 1074 dollars. Sweet was jailed in default of 1000 bond. the Corry youth remained in juvenile custody with his parents.
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Clymer
County
Jal
Juydile Court
Wuliding
Corry
Stu
Gerald Sweet
Williams
Carter Bill Road
Iran
Che Ser
Aldermyh M. & Cabinet
Evie County
Sellan
Sowry
Guided missile at Newport talks fuels US defense push
Washington officials reported renewed focus on guided missile development amid closed Newport meetings. Air Force leaders pressed for a weapon able to deliver an atomic bomb 5,000 miles away, while Navy-Air Force tensions over bomber capabilities continued. Joint Chiefs members Gen Omar Bradley, Adm Louis Denfeld, and Gen Hoyt Vandenberg led discussions with no public decisions.
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Washington
USOR
Alon
Pull Kay West
Plu
Delve
Howesby
Newport
War College
Forrestal Allethia
Adelande
Air Force
Gan
Carl Spantz
Hays Vaendenbert
Spante
United States
Newport Seston
Spaate
Navy
Congress
Sherman
Ors
Sigerearvier
Telon
Vandenberg
Joint Chiefs Group
Omar Bradley
Army
Star
Adm
Louis E. Denfeld
Two Corty men fined for disorderly conduct at Findley Lake
Albert Young twenty four and Morris Wickwirs thirty seven were fined ten dollars each and costs after a Findley Lake wife testified to their disorderly conduct. Deputy Paul Com of Sherman nabbed them last week at the Widley Lake while they allegedly disturbed a gathering in a building. The owner, Jayin Binmiaster, said the floor had been damaged and replaced three times this summer. OVERELL GIRL TO WED LOS ANGELES A college student heiress Beilynie Collin Overell, 19, will marry a Los Angeles police officer next June. She disclosed her engagement to Robert Cannon, 28, former Air Force gunnery instructor and radio patrolman. He previously lived in Omaha, Neb. “This the real thing,” Overell remarked. “I Save Bob very well. He has a terrific sense of humor.”
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He Brey
Albert Young
Morris Wickwirs
Paul Com
Sherman
Widley Lake
Ue Ink
wWwner
Jayin Binmiaster
Deen Dami
Overell
Los Angeles
Beylnie Collin Overell
Miss Overell
Turmer Munee
Robert Cannon
Air Forcs
Omaha
Neb
Mss Syerell
Bob
Mother Strangled In Attempt To Enter Home
SHARTLESVILLE Pa aug 93 A young mother attempting to enter her home through a cellar window was strangled when her neck became caught in the window frame. Deputy Coroner Peter Ricker said Mrs Gladys Marie Strickfer 2 apparently crawled inside as the window closed trapping her by the neck for about 45 minutes until Alley Hartman found her, attracting attention to the scene by the six month old infant.
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Shartlesvills
Aug
Altelupide
Traine
Coronal
Petar Ricker
State Police Corp
Irvin Te Rothe Ernetvald
Gladys Marie Strick Fer
Baer
Alley Hartman
Wes
Waterfront Stoppage Of Work Called In Coast Ports
The International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union announced that delegates from key West Coast ports concluded a meeting in San Francisco and head home to gear for a coastwide walkout with plans for a 24 hour one day strike weekly. Employers argue the action aims to demoralize crews. the union cites wage offers and the Tyft-Hariley Act directed elections by the National Labor Relations Board. A September stalkse date is anticipated, with ballots on wage offers leading to further action.
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Francisco
Willy Firm
Tiytion
San Francisco
Paris
Nan Cafe
Frank P. Foise
Satuyway
Boysett
Natiomal Labor Relations Board
Bbue al
Union
Disorderly conduct leads to multiple arrests in West Main area
At West Main Street a disorderly conduct incident resulted in Gail Davis being arrested after leaving a Texas Lunch. A separate case saw Cecil Huffman arrested following a neighbor complaint of abuse. In Essex Maryland a tractor trailer crash on Pulaski Highway killed three and injured eleven, with vehicles overturned and one cat crushed when the trailer overturned.
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Essex
Sky Wars
Eaidewrink
Baltimore
Seize German Photographer in New Violation
Berlin reports claim Russian forces detained an American official Thomas P Headen after overnight detention while British troops released a captured German executive. The Soviet move followed tense Berlin exchanges as Western authorities note continued police actions and contested control of the city.
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Thomas Headen
Associated Pye Berlin
Thomas P. Headen
Sovie Fermsend
Berlin
Benyayin
Genitier
Two More U S Officials Released By Russians
Two American officials held in the Soviet Union for 14 days were freed. They are Lit Sherman Turner of County Bluff and Royland Myers of Bromlyn New York. Both are military government officers. They were awakened by Russian soldiers during a border mishap on August 5 and later released at Herstekt on the border between American and Soviet seas.
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Prankport
Grreny
Shermiy ‘Turner
Countal Blutts
Town
Royland Myers
Bromlyn
Turner
Myers
She Ruesins
Herstekt
Potato Growers Meet Aug 31 In Pennsylvania
North western Pennsylvania potato crop marketers from the region and buyers from Fifeburch Olas ton Youngstown and Buffalo will gather for a conference and tours at the Bosgerdad Charchest of this wily. The meeting continues into afternoon with speakers and discussions sponsored by Pennsylvania Canberathe Pola' Creteert and state council officials.
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Wisgust
Bosgerdad
Fifeburch
Olaston
Youngstown
Buffalo
On Pyonsylhénia Canberathe Pola
Creteert
State Council
gUtrack
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Seoul
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Korea
John J Macott
Truman
Korean Republic
Hodge
Asociated Press
Barbers
Eirentalonit
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Aly
Secretary of Defense
Porrental
R. 1
Corty
Gail Davis
West Tauin Street
Texas
West Main Street
Davis
Jooule Winther
U.S
Tenintat Panos
Setlor
Beis Siene
Potsdamer Fluia
Hoenden
Vile
Amaxivan
Servines Iyi
Potsdamer Platz
U. Ss. Bers
Gay
Henden
Ai Taxters
Fie
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