Paragraf News Briefs Wide Range Of Local Items
A dog bite report prompts police to locate a dog owner. merchants hire plainclothes patrols for shoplifting during Christmas. A Rex Theatre reward grows to 450 dollars as a Corry woman misses a payout. Campaign finances show Republican receipts of 6,800 and Democratic receipts of 9,736.97 with expenses. Second National Bank declares four dollars per share in dividends, totaling six dollars for the year. A three‑car crash leads to rib x rays and release. Great Lakes ore shipments fall, with detailed port figures. A Kalamazoo infant dies. a funeral service is planned. An extended forecast covers Western Pennsylvania to West Virginia with warm periods and snow likelihood. Route 19 traffic incident report notes drivers fled scene before arrival.
Ten New Industries Start In Pennsylvani a
Harrisonburg report shows 10 new industries began in September in Pennsylvania employing 948 people with payrolls of 2 038 200 and capital investments of 2 274 000. Materials handling motors textiles furniture drapery accessories and other goods formed the sector while 14 firms planned expansions with 8 185 000 in new capital and 1 185 jobs. Nine new commercial ventures started in September with 300 workers and 2 497 234 in investments. three industries and three coal mines closed, costing 189 jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrinbuhga — Ber Eenedustries
Pennsylvania
Willan Wo Behrens
ePhase-tribulatoins
Tn Keystone State
Witness slain in Phenix City stabbing case
A witness who may have seen A L Patterson's killer was stabbed to death in Phenix City Alabama. Officials report a 35 year old Griffin employee died after testifying before an emergency grand jury investigating the Patterson murder. Police say a 16 year old black suspect was arrested and owned up to the stabbing, citing a street altercation. John Patterson, Alabama's next attorney general, vows a full probe into Griffin's death as part of the Patterson case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Phenix
Patterson
James N. Brown
Grifin
Strand
Charles Cooke
Jerry
Washington
Griffin
John Patterson
Alabama
President urges U N to seek peace before war
President presses the United Nations to pursue every peaceable option and weighs the toll of war after recalling letters to bereaved families. He urges restraint, prayerful consideration, and exploration of all nonmilitary means to protect rights amid global tensions.
Eisenhower hints at war decision making may require Congress
President Eisenhower speaks on war and blockades saying a blockade could occur without full war but war aims to force adversaries to accept our terms. He adds that if a step toward war becomes necessary he would go to Congress with the problem and his recommended actions.
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Eisenhower
Congress
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Ray Spiesman
West
Columbus Avenue
Esther Riddle
Snyder Circle
Ofhcers
Mrs. Riddle
Titusville
Fred Raymond
Corry
Rex
Crawford County Board of Elections
J. M. Bloss
Republican Committee
Democratic Committee
T. A. Truran
Meadville
Second National Bank of
Clarence Lindsey
Lorry
Fish Hatchery
Corty Memorial Hospital
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Bracken Funeral Home
Robert B. Stoddard
Kalamazoo
Mich
Corry Memorial Hospital
James Robert
C. J. Rainesale
Park Street
B.A Stoddard
Jackson, Mich
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
Hughes’ Corners
Wook
Penn
Philadelphia
Chartles 1
Pechentk of
York
Colonial Products Co
Dallastown
Phenix City
Robert Spelgal
U. S
Said Pechanik
Westinghouse
SasyeBuNel
Betty Furness
Westinghouse Studio One
Slocum’s Electronics
East Main Street
U. N
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Wilson
Bennink's Insurance Agency
Farm Bureau Mutual Auto — Fire — Life Dial
N. Center
Guy W. Bennink
Tuffy
Corner of
Center
Washington St
Corry‘s Smart Women’s Shop
Dodd
Chevrolet
Rg&h
R&h
Buesink Motor Sales
W. Smith ST
Powellel and Finance Co
Deerel Ahs Bee Torry
Atar Lee
Brighton
W. F. Rickers
Center St
Davis Radio-Tv
RCA Victorie
RCA Victor
Fidelity
Plies
Phonogrand
Musa! Enjoyment Guide
Davis Radio
Vogeh
North Center Street
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