Two Senators Forecast Slashes in Foreign Aid
Senators Byrd and George predicted major cuts to foreign aid next year as Congress aims for a balanced budget and tax reductions. They backed drastic reductions despite current funding levels and noted possible tax cuts could follow if the budget balances. The debate centers on 1956 fiscal plans and the pace of aid reductions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Byrd
D-Va
George
D-Ga
Congress
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Isea
Wwe
Vienna
Treasury
Eberharter
Pal Sidhe
Humphrey
Ederharter
Major Home Development Planned In City By John Blatt
John Blatt plans a large housing project on 142 acres near South Center street hill in Corry. He cites demand for $11,000 to $14,000 homes and aims to secure utilities and FHA financing to attract buyers, with first units possible next spring if public acceptance and utility access are secured.
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Johny Blatt
West Simith Street
South City
Jmlls
Phins
Lew Howley
Tvbet
Usid
York
Corry
Blatt
Haylie
Britt
Four Cited For Speeding Here
Four motorists were cited by city police yesterday for driving 60 mph in 35 mph zones. Names listed include Mary Smith of Union City at 1245 po ty east on East Columbus, Richard A. Marlin of 115 Worth Street on Wayne Street, Lloyd H. Simmelink of Jamestown on East Columbus, and Robert A. McConnell of 560 East South Street on Union Street. Officers said the information would be filed today.
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Mary 5
Smith
Hotel Congdon
Union City
Po Ty
East Columbus Avenue
Richard A. Marlin
Worth Street
Wayne Street
Lloyd H. Simmelink
Jamestown
Columbus Avenue
Robert A. McConnell
East South Street
Union Street
Copilot Injured In C46 Crash Landing At Joplin
An Air Force C46 transport plane made a forced landing at Topi airport after an in flight fire dust. Copilot Lt Joseph A Sheppard of Overland Park suffered a head laceration. Nineteen aboard including Maj Neil Grumbaugh of Springfield commander of the 442nd Troop Carrier Wing reserve unit.
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Associated Press
Joplin
Air Force
Topi
Joseph A. Sheppard
Overland Park, Run
Neil Grumbaugh
Springfield
Carrive
Dixie Miners Granted 2 Dollar Per Day Pay Hike
The Southern Coal Producers Association and United Mine Workers union reached a settlement boosting miners' basic daily wage by 1s- cents to 20.25 with a 10 cent raise planned for April 1. The deal mirrors the Northern segment and covers 40,000 to 50,000 Southern miners, with estimated cost rises to 48. to 62 cents per ton. Moody, president of Southern producers, warned the raise could harm the industry.
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Washington
Southern Coal Producers’ Association
John K. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Southern Association
Lewis
Tridiana
Timois
Joseph EB. Moody
Truck Topples Off Road Involving Auto Service Incident
A truck toppled off a road near Corry Jamestown, damaging lines and glassware. The crash halted traffic as a tow crew righted the vehicle and towed it back onto the highway. Damage was estimated under $400. the driver escaped injury.
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Weeeker
Westur
Ubluin
Betwen Corry
Columbus
Purden
Columbun
Wighway
Area Deserter Has Sentence Cut 21 Years
New York area deserter Arthur Athans, drafted in 1942, had his sentence reduced from 29 to 4 years by General Helmke after review. The case, tied to dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of pay, involved keeping his past from his wife and eight children. He faces confinement at the US Disciplinary Barracks in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania.
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New York
Wirtime
Arthur Athans
Fort Kacy
Seiaday
Murlisl
Hurst Tabor
Falconer
Athins
Thomas W. Herlen
Athans
Ueene
Herren
Babson Warns Prosperity May Collapse Under Credit Boom
Babson ParkMass author Roger W Babson argues that current prosperity relies on credit and expansion by consumers and small businesses. He cites rises in radio ownership refrigeration schooling car ownership and insurance as signs but warns the era may falter as wealth and spending outstrip sustainable gains. He notes radio sets 125 million in use and insurance at 285 billion, with total U S income surpassing Europe and Russia. Continued growth risks a downturn.
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Urope
Russia
Globe
Svearth
Beaver Club Launches Drive To Support Local Athletics
The Beaver Club will begin a membership and fund drive on Tuesday August 30 to raise money for Corry area athletic programs. Led by Mrs Mary Hurkhirt, the drive includes multiple volunteers such as Mrs Al Ford AunGin and Mr Nicholas Marty.
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Beaver Ghib
Corry Utes
Mercurios
Mary Hurkhirt
Kia
Tyur Tnoliars
Alford AunGin
Edward Brigham
Willuam Mowray
Haraldblog
Vertis Follett
Ciumber Furffner
Arthus Pitts
Nicholas Marty
Monald Miniinn
Mix Pau Dyn
Charenow Praper
Xsin
Walliim | Mittell
Borine Creek
Merl Dodd
Fire Zone Case To Be Dropped
A damaged report outlines a fire zone case involving a two story structure at Maple Avenue near Hin Lit pabt Ber Werle. City officials including City Solicitor Roger Brown and Mayor Earl T. Cherry discussed a July permit that allowed continued work despite conflicts with fire zone ordinances. Brown recommended recording the approval but enforcing all fire code provisions. A separate item reports VALE, PROVES FATAL CONNELLSVILLE PLA a year old man died at Cornelis Buite hospital after tumbling down a flight of concrete steps near the site.
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Ghiy Gautiell
Tunis
Maple Avenue
Roger Brown
Earl T. Cherry
Brown
One-Cent Gasoline Tax Hike Likely in State Plan
A proposed one-cent increase in the gasoline tax faces strong backing as legislators seek funds for flood control road work and disaster relief. The pay-as-you-go plan would raise about 52 million dollars over two years, with funds directed to highways bridges and municipal repairs.
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Varrinburg
Schmints- Fevliony
Hiterehoune Asien
Iit i
Airlie
Jolutive
Ieadirs WI Gy
Deine
Axysonbly
Monlay
Lelie Hyaihean
Lui
Vaile
Northbuateirty Pennsyl
Ben Scott Garbo
Gov
Bertt
Offensive Fire Creme odors prompt health officials response
Health officials investigated a strong burning odor reported by Mrs W. Beckwith at 212 Spring Street and Mrs. Charles Pantson of 48 West Pleamant Street. Investigators note the odor was extremely offensive, a sample was sent to the police, and the material was removed. A separate item reports pianist Bob Miller, 59, a former runaway turned composer, who achieved fame in the Union.
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Tai
Allon Hut
Bob Miller
Hone
Refinery Blast In Whiting Kills Two, Injures Many
A massive explosion at Standard Oil refinery in Whiting Indiana caused structural damage and shattered windows across the town. Reports indicate at least two dead and many injured, with the blast hurling debris into nearby homes as responders race to secure the scene and assess casualties. Names of victims and exact figures remain incomplete as investigations begin.
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Aery Whiting
Ind
Jarkins
Nltomobile
Whiting
Lake Michlinnt
ChiewKo Eat
Porkufis
Wittar Ripa, GY
Lieart Attek
Ulat
Mohd Phywalak
Corry suspect still hunted in bank holdup case
Federal, state, and local officers continue the search for Prank Moura Graham of Corry and Union Cry connected to the August holdup of Warren National Bank at Tidiaute. Tattoos on his right hand and a tucked bank note inside a paper bag are noted as possible identifiers. A reward discussion and sightings reports persist as authorities hint he may be hiding in the district.
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Moura Graham
Corry
Union Cry
Warren National Bank
Im Cofumbi
Ir Dene
Tone Kunmiin
Searel
Criham
Hua & Connection
Graham
Iwan
FBT
Faure Reform Plan Faces Cabinet Backing Amid Turmoil
Reported plan seeks cabinet approval as government factions clash over Moulay Arata's fate and possible exclusion. Paris envoy travels to secure support while talks with Fire and Bre knveenment outline new terms of union and governance.
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Aix
BAIN
Poitien
Ledileus
Premiur Kedar
Luis Jan Fon
Faure
Uae
Mohammed Bett Moulay Arata
Grovidiine
Paris
Neve
Fortu Pements
Pinsive
Lyeokie 4
Mouley Arti
Madigisear
National Union
Hieraunell
Swimmers Plan Lake Program
Red Cross will host a water safety session at Lake View with John Chopshyieman presenting certificates and emblems for those achieving “Personal Safety” and “Self Service.” The program aims to teach skills and emphasize safety, inviting the public to learn what can be done in water training and how groups may be formed around the Columbus Dam project near Corry.
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Lake View
Portinipan
Charles Chopshyieman
Red Cross
Tuye
Torry
Tomarrcye
Usta
Red Crossine
Uriwe Groupa
Columbus Dam
Corry
Unprecedented Peace Offer From U S Aims at Middle East Settlement
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration proposed a dramatic U S offer to guarantee Israel’s and Arab states boundaries as part of a permanent peace settlement. Secretary Dulles outlined the plan before the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, seeking US backed economic aid and security measures to curb regional hostilities.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Istani
Coren
Dulles
Connell
Forwig
New York
United Stites
Lemes
Bisunhowert
Nimdna
Middle East
United States
Britains
Brumee
Lim
Tyron
Auer
Coit
Voice of America
Hare
Armih League
Spud Festival Nears Close
The Spud Festival approaches its finale with a matinee and afternoon drawing for two prize awards at the public event. Plans include electors present and a schedule listing key participants and performances during the closing weekend of the festival.
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U. S
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Dixie
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Beaver Club
Blaze
Chigued
Sraterdey
Neallijun Binemien
Alurit
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Wili
Crown Queen
Hershey, Mu
Crowaify
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Peringylyunig Poultry Federation
Mra
George MO Laudge
Israel
Hiltain
Atie Os
Berretary Gener Dal Hammarskjald
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