Churchill Entering Stalemate Over EDC in Talks With Mendes-France
London reports show French Premier Mendes-France meeting Churchill at Chartwell to salvage the European Defense Community. Six nation ministers failed in Brussels after four days of bargaining. They agreed on four aims including closer European cooperation and unification of Germany, while signaling likely defeat for EDC.
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Associated Press
London
Pierre Mendes - France
Churchill
European Defense Community
Pierre Mendes- Prince Mew
Chartwell
Church DW
Anthony Eden
Mendes-France
Atraigint
Brussels
France
West
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Europe
West Europe
EDC
Paris
National Assembly
Britain
Leader asks Eisenhower to survey Pennsylvania economy
Democratic candidate for governor Senator George M. Leader urges President Eisenhower to appoint someone to conduct an on the spot economic survey of Pennsylvania. He disputes the national economy optimistic report and cites 600,000 people in 85 counties on surplus food distribution and 927,000 unemployment checks going out monthly.
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Associated
George M.leader
Eisen~ Hower
Pennsylvania
Leader
Eisenhower
Driver Run Over By Own Vehicle in Accident
Pete Craker, 23, of Corry was run over by his own car while backing from a driveway about 3 am. He suffered severe injuries to his right leg and was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and released after treatment.
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Pete Craker
Corry
Craker
Corry Memorial Hospital
Attendanta
Croker
Te Hospital
McCarthy Probe to Hear No Witnesses Says Watkins
Senator Watkins heads a six man inquiry and says no witnesses will be called from Senators Flanders Fulbright and Morse who accused McCarthy in the Senate. He notes their knowledge comes from public records and that hearings start August 30 or soon after.
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Associated Press
Washington
Watkins
Utah
McCarthy
R-Wis
Flanders
R-Vi
Fulbright
D-Ark
Morse
Ind-Ore
Senate
Vermont
Thas
Colors Returned by 28th Infantry Division at Governor Day
The 28th Infantry Division of the Pennsylvania National Guard formally had its colors returned during Governor's Day ceremonies at Indiantown Gap. About 15,000 members passed review before Gov. John Fine and other dignitaries. Lt. Gen. Manton Eddy received the colors, honoring the division's three years of service in Germany.
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Mesvosmveeres
Indiantown Gap
A8th Infantry
Pennsylvania National Guard
PNG
John 3. Fine
Fine
Gay
Manton
Eddy
2Ath
Germany
Mitchell urges delay or withdrawal of Dixon-Yates power contract
Democratic national chairman Stephen Mitchell urged the Eisenhower administration to delay or withdraw its 107 million dollar private power plant contract in the TVA area. He said a withdrawal would show courage if the deal is a bad one. Walter von Treschow criticized Dixon-Yates and claimed a rival plan would cost less. Mitchell also asserted geologists have focused on Eisenhower Jones ties rather than the merits of the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pae- Chicago
Stephen Mitchell
TVA
Mitchell
Dixon-Yates
Park Forest
Chicago
Memphis
Tennessee Valley Authority
Walter von Teschow
New York
Alomte Energy Commission
Sec ‘Ond
von Treschaw
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Bobby Jones
Jones
Republican Party
Eisenhower-Jones
Advertising executive joins Corry Journal staff
Mr. B. G. Barney Bennett today becomes advertising manager at The Corry Evening Journal. He brings a strong merchandising record from Miller Shoppe Corry store and J O Penny in Jamestown, with prior roles in retail display advertising. He has led Retail Merchants Association and serves as Chamber of Commerce vice president.
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B. G
Barney" Bennett
Corry Evening Journal
Bennett
Journal
Corry
Miller Shope
James Miller
Warren
Miller
J. O. Penny
Jamestown
Retail Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
Mite Harriett
Colegrove
Henry A Satterwhite
Bradford
Driver Dies After Car Hits Pole In Philadelphia
Willie Snelling, 80, was killed when his car crashed into a utility pole in Philadelphia. The impact toppled a 1000-pound transformer onto his vehicle, crushing him at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Willie Snelling
Train Derailment Near Lomax Kills Four
A Santa Fe Chief streamliner derailed east of Lomax on the Chicago to Los Angeles run. About 200 passengers, four killed and 53 injured. Most of the cars left the rails. one car toppled sideways. Names include Edward Monty of Phelps Wisconsin and Mrs Gina Guilil of Albuquerque New Mexico among the dead. Most injuries treated in Burlington and Fort Madison Iowa hospitals and Sacred Heart Hospital in Fort Madison.
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Associated Press
Lomaz
Santa Fe
Lomax
Chicago
Los Angeles
Henderson County
Dean F
Beals
Edward
Monty
Phelps
Wis
Gina Guilil
Albuquerque
N. M
Absenot
Burlington
Fort Madison
Iowa
Mississippi River
Sacred Heat
Franke ‘Opanisk
Duquesne, Pa
Three Injured In Weekend Auto and Pedestrian Crashes
Police reported two weekend accidents injuring three people, none seriously. At Scott's Crossing Saturday, motorist Michael Tustan 95 of Cleveland and Dementeo Pate 7 of Corry collided after Pate slowed to turn left. Pate had shock and a bruised shoulder while his son Richard 16 suffered head injuries. Two year old Andrew Swablie Jr. was treated for facial cuts after being struck by Charles Way 40 of Spring Creek in Spartanburg. Way said the child darted into the road and he did not see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruckenute
Bbrle
Jocal Barracks
Scott's Croxalng
Michael ‘Tustan
Cleveland
Dementeo Pate
Corry
Pate
Corry Memorial Hospital
Efteluow
Charles Way
Spring Creek
Spartanburg
Way
Hotebit
Strees
Ike's Address Tonight Promotes GOP Record
President Eisenhower plans a coast to coast radio and television address at 8 p.m. EST to urge voters to back Republicans in Congress. He praises the GOP legislature and argues for greater party control of Washington. The trip includes Mrs. Eisenhower and a White House staff during a working vacation in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Moenhower
Washington
ABC Radio
Eisenhower
Congress
Timola State Fair
Legislative
Two Fined In City For Drunkenness
City police arrested Thomas Rupp of Erie and Herman Kuhn of Pittsburgh for drunkenness after a report last evening. One man paid his fine and was released, the other could not pay and faced commitment to Erie County jail. Rupp was found in a car on Sciote Street, Kuhn asleep in a nearby field. officers carried them and later handled fines. Trapp’s wife offered payment of fines. A separate item notes a New Castle district allocating 90,309 dollars to purchase land for a new state park, with no opening date set.
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Erie County
Thomas Rupp
Erie
Herman Kuhn
Pittsburgh
Sciote Street
Trapp
New Castle
CAP Members In Local Exercise At Lawrence Airport
Twenty eight Corry Civil Air Patrol members joined a regular training program at Lawrence Airport. The afternoon covered orientation briefing pre flight aircraft inspection and search and rescue operations with planes piloted by Maj Don Beatty Lt Alfred Andres and Lt Ned Cogiwell. Gly Abbey commanded the unit and called the results good signaling readiness for future operations. A church supper followed with cadet and senior squadrons and families attending. Local residents were given city rides by Clarence Wallace in a four place Stinson.
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Focal
Charett Fina
Ceanlon Jrlan
Athough
CAP
Clarence Wallace
Stinson
Airlines Strike Partially Settled in Washington
American Airlines and its striking pilots reached a partial settlement amid a 23 day shutdown. Operations are set to resume Wednesday though the union calls the agreement a truce, not final, with local unions in Nashville and Fort Worth delaying return until all terms are resolved. The dispute centers on airline scheduling and long transcontinental flights above eight hours.
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Washington
American Airlines
Worle
American
Maning
AFT
Airline Pilots Association
Neshville
Tann
Fort Worth
Tex
Pilota
Wretbohd
11 Killed in Braniff DC3 Crash Near Mason City
An approaching storm caused Braniff International Airways DC3 to crash into a pasture four miles south of Ewaledale, killing 11 of 19 aboard and injuring eight, two critically. Pilot Capt. W. A. Pickering and copilot W. B. Wilde died at the scene and Hampton Town hospital respectively. Passenger Betty Ann Truly, 28, remained in serious condition at Mercy Hospital in Mason City.
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Associated
Preas
Mason City
Braniff International Airways
Dia
Memphis
Tenn
Minneapoli
Braniff
Ewaledale
Fort Dodge
W. A.’ Pickering
Parkville
W. B. Wilde
Minnepolis
Hampton, Town
Hostens
Betty Ann Truly
Kansas City
Shreveport
Mercy Hospital
Minson City
Abduction story found to hoax or now missing
Amsterdam Netherlands A KLM airliner with 21 aboard is overdue from New York to Amsterdam. Reports say the plane may have crashed into the North Sea off the Dutch coast with all aboard feared lost. Dutch and British authorities cite unconfirmed leads as coast guard ships scan the area.
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Preas
Amsterdam
Netherlands
KLM
New York
North Sea
Amater
Dem
London
Thin City
Schiphol
Newoide
Bakkum
Agmond
Bergen
Bcheveningen
Air Ministry
Wee
Woman abducted then agrees to ride with friend tale unfolds
Saturday morning a young mother told city police she had been abducted but later said she went willingly for a ride with a friend. Two men from Bear Lake and Corry were questioned. one accompanied her home and later drove her to Mead Park where she jumped from the car. Hospital check confirmed the revised account. police said no charges would be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Corry
Mead Park
Erie man Ardery held on drunken driving charge
Ardery, 80, of 118 East Avenue Erie, will be arraigned tomorrow at 4 p.m. before Alderman M. S. Cobbett on a drunken driving charge. He was stopped at 2:20 a.m. after police followed a weaving car on West Smith Road near the city line. A local physician ruled him intoxicated. He pleaded not guilty at an arraignment yesterday and posted a $1,000 bond for his appearance.
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Ardery
East Avenue
Erie
Cobbett
West Smith
Hower
Pon
Fall from barn floor kills Pennsylvania dairy farmer
William R. Prokop, president of the Pocono Mountain Baseball League, fell 16 feet from a first floor hay fork to a concrete basement floor on his Mt. Cobb farm. He died from the injuries sustained, according to coroner statements.
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Scranton
William R. Prokop
Pocono Mountain Baseball League
Mt. Cobb
Rubasko Tald
Prokop
McAllister appeal dismissal sought by Pennsylvania milk board
In Mercer Pennsylvania Judge Leo H. McKay heard a motion by the Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission to dismiss Temple McAllister of Warren Ohio’s appeal challenging the license renewal denial for selling milk in Pennsylvania. The hearing was postponed to a later date when both sides agree on a schedule.
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Ra Eo
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Ohio
John V. Wherry
Grove City
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
Leo H. McKay
Mercer County Common
McKay
Jo Fate
Temple McAllister
Warren, O
Commission
Copper plant strike halts three Anaconda subsidiaries
About 2500 independent mine mill and smelter workers walk out today in Waterbury Connecticut and strike three Anaconda Copper Co subsidiaries. They demand a 25 cent an hour raise. The action includes American Brass Co plants in Ansonia Torrington and Buffalo.
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Wy Associated Et
Rumors of Army Seizure as Vargas Clings to Power
In Rio de Janeiro rumors spread that Brazilian army units were ready to seize Galeao air base as President Getulio Vargas faced forced resignation. Tanks moved toward the presidential palace while Cala do Castro pledged calm and the armed forces to uphold the presidency amid reports of an assassination plot and censorship.
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Profe
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Radio Nacional
Vargas
Cala~ Do de Castro
Zenoblo da. Costa
Army Bnttd
Galeao
New York
Radio Nacional Asid
Air Force
Carlos Laverda
Rueben Vaz
Bike and Pet Parade Moves Through Center Street
Local youngsters are reminded the bicycle and pet parade is set for Wednesday afternoon as part of the Polato Festival. Participants in bike and pet divisions are grouped by ages 1 6, 7 10, and 11 15 with three prizes per group. All entrants receive a Rex Theatre pass and Corry Pharmacy ice cream suckers. The Potato Festival opens tomorrow at 7 pm with a Potato Queen pageant and a speech by W H Gordon of Penn State. 150 reservations have been made for the dinner at the VFW home. Equipment for the carnival arrives and is being set up at Fourth Ward playground today.
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EB. F. Beltes
Chamber of Commerce
Center Street
Rex
Corry Pharmacy
VFW
W. H. Gordon
Pennsylvania State University
Homer Bulard
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B.G. Bennett
Miller Shops
Hart Ini
Spartansburg
Ike
Nation
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Erieman
McAllister
Galero
City Park
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