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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1955
Page
1
France Calls Reservists For North Africa Fight
French Premier Edgar Faure announced call-ups of reservists from beaches and mountains to reinforce forces in North Africa. Officials cited ongoing rebellion in Morocco and Algeria with heavy casualties as French troops, including South African Legion veterans and Senegalese units, press the offensive toward OuEd Zem and other key towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
North Africa
Associated
Presa
Paris
Edgar Faure
Aix
Marocont Iraders Faure
Trance
Orice
Germany
North
Attica
Faure Himelp
Brewirie
Fist Sweekend
Sone
Alyatiog
Mohammed Bey Moulay Ariti
Moroc
Huron
Ben Mouliyy Arita
Fraine
Sian
Algeria
Gastonville
Constantine
Philippeville
Eluahés
Morocco
Alguris
Todag
Algiers
Awit
Beat Brush For Hold-up Artist
Authorities seek the lone bandit who robbed the Tidiote Branch of the Warren National Bank on Thursday. The search stretches through wooded Warren County as officers scan groceries for precommitment purchases and follow brush marks from a sedan used and abandoned near the crime scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atenevu
Tidioute Enterprise
Warren County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Warren National Bank
Six Children Die in Cleveland Fire
A tenement fire in Cleveland's Past side Negro district killed six children aged from four to fourteen. Victims named Willis Murphy Veronica Murphy Tarry Murphy Randell Cottrell Lever Grove Perk Groves. The blaze spread from 1959 Bedford Street to Proressive Baptist Church next door before firefighters brought it under control about half an hour later. Assistant Fire Chief Ferdinand Borhmer said the full casualties were not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Associated Press
Cleveland
Bix Childress Toreine
Oye
Polley
Willis Murphy
Veronica Murphiv
Tarry Murphy
Randid Cottrell
Lever Grove
Perk Groves
Cottrell
Murphy Elfen
Wis
Future Of Area Pike Extension Said In Doubt
The Pittsburgh Associated Press reports G Franklin McSorley chalpinay of the turnpike commission says the proposed northwest extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike is in doubt after disappointing traffic survey results. He notes delays until after labor day and outlines possible routes near the Ohio border Beaver Valley and Allegheny Valley with Braddock-Brie as northern terminus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvanie ‘Turnpike
Franklin McSor
Jey
Chalpinay
The
Turnpike
McBorley
Pillsburgh
Ator Trattle
McSurley
Pitschurgh
Erie
Turnpike Commission
Ohio
Beaver Valley
Allegheny Valley
Brie
Noth
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Pennsyvania
Beaver
Egypt Quits Talks Over Gaza Border Tensions
Prime Minister Gamal Abdel Nasser announced Egypt withdraws from negotiations with Israel on the Gaza border after a shooting incident left three Egyptian soldiers killed and eight wounded. UN Supervisor Maj. Gen. Burns was briefed as Egypt notified Dag Hammarskjold, while Egypt demanded border guarantees before resuming talks.
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Semailivee
Ppoeh Catro
Egypt
Preimier Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Wasser
Rewsmen
Edson L. M . Burns
Palestine
Tce
ITN
Dag Mammarskold
Nasser
Guin Strip
Confusion Clearing Up In Flood Sectors
Associated Press reports confusion easing in flood areas as restoration work begins. President Eisenhower backs rehabilitation efforts while volunteers, Red Cross and local officials coordinate aid and repairs. Telecommunication services restore about half of disrupted lines with ongoing relief drives.
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Ahtophrys
Penuiayivanta
Missines
Connecticut AG
Mitsshiee Manschusetts
New Jersey
New York
Rhode Inland
Virginia
Herr and Lieve
Fxiglinidl
D& Teeemph Co
Ute
Cobie
Eisenhower
Ghoek
Tex Hilton
Red Cross
Chiulinhin
Roland Harenian
Hajilaiun
Louie Pin
Spud Banquet Draws 250 From Corry Area Attendees
About 250 Corry area residents from farming, industry and retail joined a Potts Association banquet in the Corry High School cafeteria. Dr William Henning, state Secretary of Agriculture, urged vigorous farm product promotion to boost sales as attendees heard remarks from leaders of regional coops and local officials. The event featured a choir invocation and remarks by Mayor Al Cherry before general mingling and planned Fort Hival activities downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
William Henning
George Leader
Henning
New York State
Ohio
Virginia
Potts Association
Willam Leaby
LM. Douglas
Toasiimaster
Tyan Miller
Pennsylvania Co-operative Potato Growers Association
al Miles
Northwest: District Cooperative
Owen Bailey
al T. Cherry
Grousp Ningingy
IMS
Budget seen head for action after Senate stalemate
Harrisburg report says a GOP controlled Senate will move appropriations bills only if the governor fails to veto. Kes sler of the Budget Committee warned that without action the bills could face a joint conference between the House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harrisburg
Gyy Leaghy
Senate S
Chycennin Kessler
Falniuster
Bente Pinnace Committee
Kesler
Kessler
Sdmmiss Trytiih
Senate Republicans
House
Andrews D-Cumbrias
Andrews
Lees
Senate Appropriations Committee
Chapman
Potato Queen To Be Crowned At Potts Festival
The PPA xTy aT Potts Festival in Wil swing ton tonight crowns the 101B queen after judging of entries. MCs will be Taylor and Leroy Schreck. prizes include merchandise and prize drawings. A Field Day at the Troyer farm on Route 6 features demonstrations, a style show, and activities for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Wil
Tahds
Cltt Taylor
Ben Whittot
Marvin Boyd
Harvey Regan
Julie
Ann Leroy Schreck
Wierren
Olesalon
Conturiuris
Matulflit
L. B
Churyh
Minve
Center Street
Bouth
Ciy
Corry
Dowstows Bitetlee
Troyer Farm
Hee
Unionity
Indies
Man Sentenced In Armed Robbery Case At Household Finance Co
County man received a six to ten year sentence in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to armed robbery. He admitted taking two hundred dollars from the Household Finance Co office on a recent Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlisle
Ike Says U S Cannot Accept Russian Wronas
President Eisenhower voices opposition to accepting alleged Russian wrongs and urges strong united action in support of peace. He links civilized rights to a robust policy against aggression while acknowledging constitutional limits and the need for principled leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
U.S
Cating
Joly Miabadl
United States
Maral
Police Free Boy From Tree After Accidental Rescue
Police in LG city rescued a four year old boy trapped in a tree after an accident at the Chase residence near West Maliy. Officers climbed the tree to release the child while a neighbor assisted. The boy declined hospital treatment and was later released to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pings
Solon Leaves Hospital After Pneumonia Illness
Rep Verih Buchanan of Pennsylvania was stricken with pneumonia and transported by ambulance from McKeesport to Bethesda Naval Hospital during a House session. She has remained hospitalized since admission.
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Solon
Washington
Verih Buchanan
D-Pa
Dubie
MckKees
Port, Pa
Buichwisn
Bethesda Naval Hospital
American Flier Goes Berserk Kills 3 Wounds 6 In Rush
An armed Air Force worker at a South Bry base opened fire killing three and wounding six others. Police identified the assailant as Napoleon Grew and reported he used a carbine from a supply room before charging through the camp shouting. Several civilians and military personnel escaped as guards responded, with victims taken to hospital.
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Amelia
Ted Ihren
Briel
Wanlin
Meir
United
Veritinks Polite
Uhrevin Mun
Napoleon
Tye
Conner
U.S
Ute
Americn
Trondents
Margile
Wim
Ant
Whem
Watecy
Polive
Wirhihige
Avid Shige
Urge Priority On Harnessing Of H-Bomb
A Senate House Atomic Energy Committee urges the Atomic Energy Commission to accelerate work on a peaceful H-bomb. Senator Anderson and Rep Pyle lead the push, citing Geneva talks and concerns Russia and Britain may also pursue the development. They call for expanded scientists and a less secret program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arunnclin
Washington
Inenihent
Senate
House Atomic Exerky Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Anderson
D-Nm
Cone Imittee Chalvsmatl
Pyle Ld-Th
Geneva
S Yesters
Anderson Sii
Space
Fai
Russia
Brigalah
Todi
Pwetet
Cyclist Hit By Auto Near Union City In Night Crash
Jerome Meity, 20, of RD 4 Waterford, was struck by a car driven by Frabie E. Brooks, 70, of 126 North Center Street. Meity was admitted to a hospital with possible injuries to his leg and head. Brooks said he did not swerve enough to avoid impact.
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Steh
Weir
Fh Goxty
Frabie E. Brooks
North Center
Stent
Jerome Meitny
RD 4
Waterford
State Po
McKay
Pollinson
Tnlh
Brooks
Union City
Union Oly
Watesford
Jace
Lee
Che Tee
Ming
Stricken Areas Get Steel Priority During Emergency Move
Emergency priorities set by Steel Corp outline council shipments and production adjustments for East Coast zones. President Mood confirms redirected deliveries and customer product flow amid disrupted schedules and wartime demands for steel and allied materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FiSpunun
Ponateuetion
Ajax Workers Vote On Pact At South Center Street Headquarters
Workers at the Ajax plant prepare to vote on a long term contract offer. The proposed deal includes wage increases up to 12 cents an hour and applies to about 190 employees in the bargaining unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alix Fon
Center
Snior
Wwe
Wevcaud Spoanton
Ayenitie
Enjilayes
Jet Tinton
AmoUth
Ajax
Sonbeach
Choral Motors
Utrd
Train Crash Fatalitymail: Area Man Killed Crossing
Warren County coroner reports one death after a car struck a train at a crossing on Route 69 near Argrove. Victim is identified as Jon Von Carluite of Bradford. Safety signs were posted. investigation ongoing with note on visibility and crossing conditions. The second incident notes Mark Hopson, a construction worker, dying after a fall from a divan in Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponpaylvanin
Jon von Carluwite
Bradford
Muta
Warren County
Ed C. Lowrey
Argrove
Ain
Petersburg
Mark Hopson
Nenttec-cun
Administration Seeks 80 Relief Cases Amid Water Crisis
Washington officials and congressional leaders met to plan urgent aid for Hoodrriet and Norteuit flood victims. Val Petecson, civil administrator, announced the push after a White House briefing mobilized agencies to assess immediate relief needs and options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glene
Val Petecson
White House
Wight Agence
Red Cross Appeals Help for Flood Victims Amid National Effort
The American Red Cross seeks donations from local residents to aid flood victims in New Jersey and surrounding areas. President Eisenhower signals a special congressional session to fund relief, while Army engineers mobilize debris removal and public works to restore utilities and reopen streets.
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Red Cross
Amer Jcan
Wotan Hiern
Tuition Directo
Fed Cros
Contrtent
Ahndealana
New Jersey
Benyanylvis Ait
Movranet Ueputts
North
Cantor Street
Eisenhower
Stiride
Sonia
Iellieins
Ft. Belvayr
Othiern
Frith Guster
Cantinnl Agit
Wuppterveny
Pyttes
New England
Thadailion
The
Pigneern
Vil Defente
Uhbumkor Burwii
Comuieee Department
Young Jayanti
Dhuitiee Departaeent
Warren Are ABA Lunch Guests at Independence Day Event
President Ele enhawer and Chief stghted Bart Warren and about 4000 lawyers attended an ABA lunch. The gathering marked the 200th anniversary of John Marshall’s birth. Eisenhower arrived in Philadelphia after a Northeast flood, greeted by ABA officials and relatives.
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Apooarlen
Eleenhawer
Chie
Bart Warren
Enesy Mall
Hith
John Marshal
United Staten Bisetlower
Phillitel
Pila
Washingtonn
Siites
Dyna
Yavoma
Wit. Lieven
Barry la Gringo
Puibllayier
Eisenhower
Clark Jr
Loyd Wright
Tfe Aba
Bellevue-Sibryt
Une Bike
Jean
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