PUC Grants Approval To Start City Bus Line
The Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg approved the first Corry bus line since the Corry Columbus Traction Co. The plan serves school children at Corry Area High School and offers limited early morning and after noon service. Final disposition of the temporary certificate for Co. Ge Prodelius of Elgin comes in four months. if student ridership remains weak, a permanent certificate may not be pursued.
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Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Corry
Corry-Columbus Traction Company
Corry Area
East Pleasant Street
Co. Ge Prodelius
Elgin
PUC
Too
Eat T. Cherry
Frodellus
Reds In Plants Hearings Ended
Washington Senate hearing on Communists in defense plants closed after two days with 11 witnesses. McCarthy chaired, 42 subpoenas issued. Presiding Sen Potter said no plans to resume though more witnesses could be called. Subcommittee staff director Julian a said investigative work would continue.
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Washington
Senate
Sen Mecarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy
Fiat
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
James M. Juliana
Subcommittee
Air Force declines purchase of cave near Wampum Pa
The Air Force decided not to buy a cavern near Wampum Pennsylvania for storage space. Officials cited price as too high and said they do not wish to condemn the property to acquire it. The cave is owned by Medusa Port Cementia. company officials were unavailable for comment.
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AIR Force
Cave
Washington
Wampum
Snower
Medusa Portland Cementia
Com
Corry Firm Wins Major Route 74 Contract
Corry based Fred W. Ewing Inc won a 1.41 million dollar state highway contract to build about 4 miles of Route 74 in Sharon including four bridges over the Shenango River and rail tracks of New York Central Erie and Pennsylvania. The same department also invited bids January 7 for about one mile of Routes 18 51 8 and 88 in Rochester Bridgewater and Beaver.
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Corry
Corry Fin
Sharon
State Highways Department
Fred W Ewing Inc
Shenango River
New York
Gentral
Erie
Pennsylvania
Rochester
Bridgewater
Beaver
Bushy Haired Man Re-enters Sheppard Trial
The defense calls Leo Stawicki who says he saw a bushy haired man near the Sheppard home the night of Marilyn Sheppard's murder between 2:15 and 2:30 am. Stawicki describes a six foot tall man wearing a light shirt. he later learned the home belonged to Dr Samuel Sheppard.
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Cleveland
Sheppard
Leo Stawicki
Stawicki
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn
Stawick
Bay Village
Sheppard Lef
John Eaton
Eaton
Dr. Sheppard
Sam Sheppard
Road grader and car damaged in chain collision
A city streets department road grader driven by Walter Ross aged 61 and a passenger vehicle driven by John Kozlovgar aged 49 were damaged in a crash on West Smith Street. Kozlovgar tried to pass the slow moving grader but rear ended it, causing 650 damage to the grader and 50 to the car.
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City Streets Department
West Smith Street
Walter Ross
Vine Street
John Koalevans
RD. 2
Uniondale
Kozlevgar
Went Smith Street
Kon Jovgar
Progressive moderates favored by Ike in 56
President Eisenhower spoke of a movement toward progressive moderates for the 1956 nomination. He said he would back a candidate who shares his philosophy if he decides not to seek a second term. Friends noted he is considering how to ensure such leaders run, while McCarthy’s charges triggered questions about party shifts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
Senate
Sen. McCarthy
White House
Aly McCarthy
United States
Quwation
Eison
Mhower
Verys
Pope Undergoes Thorough Exam Amid Medical Uncertainty
Vatican briefings report Pope Pius XII undergoing his second major medical exam after a week of illness. Doctors led by Dr Rhardd Galentz-Lisi sought new test results and evaluated a treatment begun after the pontiff collapsed last Thursday. Authorities say sleep was poor and Marian ceremonies may have affected him.
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Vatican City
Pius Kit
Rhhardd Galentz-Lisi
Crabamtl-List
Sal Formant
Pons | Litf
YMCA Prospectus Planned For Fund Appeal
The Cony YMCA discussed fundraising to add to its building fund of 95,000 as National YMCA plans sketches for a structure on recently purchased Fassel Beckwith property. Estimates show 143,000 is needed for the minimum plan, with a total project cost around 333,000 if a pool is included. A public campaign is set to begin early next year after preliminary plans are completed, with public input shaping whether a pool is included.
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Cony
YMCA
The
National
YMGA
Fassel Beckwith
Aleso
Loot Found From 1909 Train Robbery Near Lewistown
Three deer hunters in Lewistown Pennsylvania uncovered a gold haul believed linked to a 1909 railroad robbery on the Pennsylvania Railroad between Washington and Cincinnati. They reported finding gold bars and coin bags worth about a million dollars, later sharing the finds while awaiting legal orders.
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Lewistown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Chincinnali
Wuiman
Pennich
John A. Dubendort
Albert
Middletown
Charles E., Bell
Maitland
Merrill Dievin
PRI
Davi
Davis
Gunmurr
Tuen
Corry Youth Missing After Family Report
State Police in Corry issue a missing persons bulletin for Leon Biewer a 15 year old boy from Northwent reportedly missing after leaving a note. He stands about five feet seven inches tall weighs around 130 pounds and is the son of Paul Steen and Mrs. Steen.
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the Corry
Vla Btate Police
Vwletspe
Leon Biewer
Northwent
Paul Steen
Levine
Jadan
Hell
Mayor Plailey Pleads Guilty In Fliers Case
Mayor Thomas W. Plailey of Pale-Weie pled guilty yesterday to conspiracy and violation of his oath linked to alleged $20 million gambling-linked bribery. He forfeits his $7,400 salary, faces up to three years in prison and a $2,000 fine as part of the case against 34 indicted figures in Jammy W. county.
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Associated View
PALE
Weie
Lempcrane
Thomas W. Plailey
Bhiey
Anidige
Elmer Evans
Ryle County
Henry Sosoln
Eric Denner de Inader
Sinn
Joy Behwarka
Bix Anen
Om Chirkes
Five members join Diamond Club at annual dinner
Five employees joined the Core y-Jamestans Plamond Club at an annual dinner held at the Hotel Corey. President GJ Bundon welcomed new members. David A. Hillstrom, president of the band, praised the company and presented $25 checks to new members. An annual election named officers.
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Corey-Jamestans Plamond Club
Corey
GJ Bundon
David A. Hillstrom
2Ijistrom
Harlan, Teobbles
Paul Chase
George Hurlbert
G Fingal Hillstrom
Bouce Ellaworth
Elmer A Ortner
J. Karl Slemmens
Charen W. Windahl
Walter Windahd
Edwin J. Baath
Leeinthe
Eugenie Powers
Albert Dyan
David W. Hall Cliffind J. Burdon
J. Karl Steninedix
Irvin Vounk
Edwind Smith
C. Binar Lindberg
David A. Villistrom
Alvar KE. Rehrirberg
Wallen Windall
Alben D. Fay
Ralph &. Jarda
North Viet Nam Protest over Geneva Conference Diplomacy
North Viet Nam denounced the Geneva conference terms as biased and protested through foreign ministers. Pham Van Dong, North Viet Nam’s foreign minister, sent formal complaints to Soviet Union and Britain, alleging collusion against North Vietnamese interests amid the Geneva accord discussions. General J Lawton Collins was referenced in connection with the military mission in the region.
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Mee Sarnemer
Tokyo
Peiping
Nam Hua
J Lawton Collin
Tadoching
Geneve
Peiping Uid Pham van Done
North Viet Nam
V. M. Molotov
Russia
Anthony Fden
Britain
Third Party Suggestion Aired At CIO Convention
At the CIO convention in Los Angeles a third party idea was floated by Michael J. Quill of New York. CIO President Walter Reuther rejected the plan, arguing it would not work. Quill criticized party bosses and urged independence from Democratic alignment as he warned of dangers in the party's dominance. The gathering planned a resolution to back a guaranteed minimum wage while CIO economists forecast modest 1955 gains, hinting at potential strikes to push wage and other gains.
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Associated Press
Hhd
Tinbloniel Pulbical
CHO
Wat
Jempinetlel
Michael J. Quill
New York
CIO ‘Transport Workers Union
CIO
Walter Reuthi
Quill Gald
Averell Harviru
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harti Qin
Quilt
Routher
Hihta
CTO
Hatoyama elected Japan's new premier in unlikely coalition
Ichiro Watayumi a pro American Conservative backed by a coalition of Hatoyama's Democrats and the Socialists was chosen prime minister. The vote stood 267 to 11 amid promises to dissolve the Diet next month and call new elections before March 1.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Ichiro Watayumi
Russia
Red China
Japan
Hatoyama
Democrats
Shigeru Yoshida
Hatoyamaa
Taketora Opita
Yorahida
Tiberal
Renee Rutin
Wtabuss A8s
Socialiata
Sipport
Yoshidi
Twtoyama
Ny Sociutiat
Hiy
Fluta
Yarns Democrats
Vine Bocia
Rinnahe
China
Yoshida
Iiutoyanis
Youhida
Webt
Prin Mindater
Reds Urge U S Condemnation Over Action in China
Soviet delegate Sobolev accused the United States of aggression toward the People’s Republic of China. He claimed the U.S. has formed bases and aided raids, denouncing a new treaty seen as expanding Washington’s control over the Chiang Kai-shek government and enabling broader actions against China.
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United Nations
Russi
U.S
United States
China
Arkaly
Sobolov
General Assembly
Politien
United Stated
Formona
Chiang Marshek
Sobolev
People’s Republic of Chine
Finn Twins Win Federal Ruling on Plane Ownership
In Los Angeles the Finn twins, contending they are the rightful owners of a C46 warplane, secure a federal ruling after a two year battle. One twin faced jail for refusing to reveal his name while the other guarded the aircraft. a U S attorney involved a citizens arrest, a 23 day hunger strike, and a federal custody stint. prosecutors sought one year terms on charges of interfering with the Teterl matter.
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Los Angeles
United States
Storms Strike Western Europe Sparking Floods and Damage
Western Europe reels as new storms flood parts of Britain and Ireland. Dublin endures floods and power outages with hundreds displaced and at least 30 injured by debris. North Sea shipping seeks shelter while coastal towns face gales and transport disruptions across multiple nations.
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North Sea
Associated Press
London
Dublin
Westernurope
Britain
English Channel
Elizabeth
Southampton
New York
North
Baltic
Bearborough
England
France
Atlatic Camm
Arieluri
Great Seas
Bub
Rownlare
Volce
Dodder
Hoods
Dublin Bay
Wilseln
Waler
Allies' Stand for Airmen Release Gains U N Support
The United States and 15 Korean War allies push for speedy action in the U N Assembly to back a resolution demanding the release of 11 U S airmen jailed by China on spy charges. Lodge prefixes a broad international vote to condemn detentions as a violation of the armistice and calls on Hammarskjold to report by December 31.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N. Y
United States
U.N. Assembly
U. S
Red Ching
Assembly
Alles Island
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Polping
Wise
Amd
U. N
Hetwid
Lodge
Dog
Getto Bovlet
Pelping Radio
U.N
China
Moscow
Pravda
Red Chinas
Gener Dag Hammarskjold
YMCA Race Entry Forms Issued for Boys and Girls
Entries open for a YMCA training race with three age groups eight to ten, eleven to twelve, and fourteen to sixteen for boys and girls. Races set for December 14 from 1 to 4 pm at Wright School gym. prizes planned. Committee members include Jerome Davis Howard Hutzelman Donald Tate Tyan Bennink and Arthur O Burgess.
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Corry
Burgess
Jerome Davis
Howard Hutzelman
Donald Tate
Tyan Bennink
Arthur O. Bure
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