Police Capture Man Who Robbed Bank
Police tracked Jack Eugene Hulings 24 of Evie through deep snow after a Woolworth break in and bank theft. He admitted breaking into Citizens National Bank and Miller Shops and an attempted burglary at Woolworth, saying unemployment and near-depleted benefits drove the crimes.
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Citizens National Tank
Miller
Jack Eugene Hulings
Evie
Warren Street
Inter
Woolworth
Hulings
Harley Drake
James Keppel
North Center Street
Corry Bikery
East Washington Street
Keppel
West Washington Street
West
Washington Street
Ajax
Ian
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Washington
Mead Avenue
Vpw
Lea Neckers
Hermann Burlingame
Hillings
Burlingame
Emma Miller
Putrol
Citizens National Bank to Hold Yearly Meeting
No official notice of the annual meeting was received by stockholders. The session will be held at the bank building on South Center street on Tuesday January 1 at 3 p.m. New directors will be named and yearly business conducted. Stockholders of record at close of business December 3 are entitled to vote.
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Citizens National Bank of Carry
Bank
South Center Street
Ap. m
Police Aid Sought for Missing Wallet Belonging to Rev. O Leary
State Police and city patrolmen joined in the search for a wallet lost by Rev. O Leary of Connellville Ohio in the Corry district. The wallet contained 55 dollars and personal cards.
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Rev. O'Leary
Connealut
Corry
Father O'Leary
Suite Police
Family of six loses home in late evening fire
A Spartanburg area family of six lost clothing and all belongings when a fire destroyed their home near Page’s Corners five miles west of Spartanburg. William Ehrhart and four children escaped. neighbors and firemen fought flames but were too advanced. The home belonged to William Johnson. insurance on the house partially covered. The Ehrharts are staying with Johnson while Mr. Ehrhart seeks work.
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Spartansburg
William Ehrhart
B.D. 2
Spartanisburg
Sparta Township
Wiliam Johnson
Ehrhart
Johnson
Page's Corners
Joe Weldner
William Johnson
Grand Jury Indicts 39 Including Area Man
A federal grand jury indicted 39 people in Pittsburgh area cases. Joseph McCart of Morgantown West Virginia, a former bank cashier, admitted embezzling 3100 from Point Marion National Bank. Milton Marks, president of Milton Marks Corp, faces a conspiracy to sell faulty ammunition clips to the Army. his foreman Peter Bayne is named. George L Tresler of Ripley North Carolina is charged with extortion after threatening an Erie girl via a letter from Korea.
Fire destroys Mt. Jewett plant and outbuildings
Kane Pa Fire destroyed the Mt Jewett Fire Clay Products Co main plant and two other buildings early today. The blaze origin undetermined but spread through the plant as four workers arrived for shift. A pumphouse loading dock and water tower were gutted. Firm officials offered no damage estimate, but expected to reach several thousand dollars. Mt Jewett lies about ten miles northeast of McKean County community.
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Mt. Jewett
Kane
Mt. Jewett Fire Clay Products Co
Ilremen Sayed
McKean County
Union Leader Lashes Ike Over Aid To Anthracite Industry
John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers accuses the Eisenhower administration of failing to aid the ailing anthracite industry. He cites broken pledges on federal aid for mine drainage and critiques Congress for delaying funds, while noting broader efforts to boost hard coal use amid unemployment in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L. Leas
United Mine Worls
Eisenhower A
Lothar Teeter
Commerce
Lewis
Prigrim
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Paines
Felix ( Wormser
Congress
Teeter
Lewis Ag
Luzerne County
Daniel Flood
Edward J Bonin
Tooter
Carl F. Desthie
Call for Cory Civil Defense Wardens Meeting
An organizational meeting to reactivate Cory Civil Defense Wardens will be held next Monday at 7 p.m. in the municipal building. Kenneth Burr, assistant Civil Defense director, said notices were issued to all local pets who once served as wardens.
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Cory Civil Defense
Kenneth Burr
Civil Defense
Moose Offers Free Transport to Local Churchgoers
The Local Laya Order of Moone announces free transportation for churchgoers to Christmas services in town. Prospective riders should contact Paul Brenoel, appointed traffic manager, before December 23.
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Laya Order of
Moone
Toonl
Paul Brenoel
Traffic Makeger
Big Three To Consult On Answer To Russian Note
Washington officials say the United States Britain and France will align on a reply to Moscow warning of Communist military buildup amid talks on West Germany. The note stresses safeguards and warns against drastic steps, while analysts foresee a frozen East West stalemate and restrained armament.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
West Germany
Moscow
Soviet Union
Thwisp
Noviky Atlantic
Germany
London
Paris
Ten Injured In Navy Plane Wreck At Johnsville
A Navy Super Constellation crashed on landing at Johnsville Naval Air Station. Ten men were injured, and the aircraft suffered extensive damage with the fuselage inverted and wreckage strewn along the runway. An inquiry was ordered to investigate the incident.
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Acm
Navy Wild
Lnquiry
Five Inch Snowfall Reported in Scotty District
A morning snowfall added five inches in the Scotty district before noon, with treacherous roads and high temperature 40 and low 26. The storm extended south to Pittsburgh, and weather observers note ongoing heavy snow tonight.
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Scotty District
George Milderick
City Streets Department
Center Street
Pittsburgh
Airport aid agent visits Corry for county airport plans
Federal aviation official METZNER toured Corry with Clarence Wallite and met local leaders at Corry Airport Authority to review Aero Supply and Corry Instrument Company plants. He discussed potential federal aid for county airports and urged the group to prepare and file an application outlining desired funding.
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RO Molener
Fedra Md Toirport
Prowmame
Wik Corry Yaaterday
Law Airport
Clarence Wallite
Prik[dent
Corry
Metarer
Gina
Aero. Supply and Corry Instrument Company
Joel Firma
Counn Ty
Metzner
Nras
Corry Group
Church Leader Bishop Hoyt Dobbs Dies at 76
Bishop Hoyt Dobbs, 76, retired head of the Methodist Episcopal Church and a longtime mentor to the Methodist General Board of Christian Education, died suddenly in Shreveport. He was widely known for his leadership and service within the denomination.
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Shreveport
Hoyt
My Dobbs
Methodiat Mptecopal Church
Methodiam
Methodist General Board of Christinh Education
Seetarduy
Salk Vaccine Said Helping In Fight On Polio
Dr. Jonas Salk reports new evidence that his polio vaccine triggers antibodies and may prevent polio. He notes the vaccine could generate long term protection and potentially inform future vaccines for influenza and the common cold, pending published results.
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Associated Pres
New York
Jonas J. Sotky
Pittaburgh
Hnds
Association For Research
Wurman
Elk
Sheppard Testifies About Attack and Waking on Floor
In a Cleveland courtroom Samuel Sheppard described regaining consciousness on the floor outside his wife's bedroom after being struck from behind. He recounted seeing his wife badly beaten and the effort to pursue the attacker while recalling his own disoriented state and search through the house.
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Marilyn
Associated Press
Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Dulyth
Furn
Hefeng
William
Corrtain Ward
Sheppard
Chip
Food distribution program in Greensburg halted
County officials report suspension of a food distribution program in Greensburg. About 37 000 people received free food in August before the trim. The county sold the program for 104 dollars from the county ten thousand.
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Greensburg
Maoraland Courtty
Store founder William A. Wieboldt dies at 97
The Chicago merchant and philanthropist William A. Wieboldt, founder of Wieboldt Stores and the Wieboldt Foundation, died yesterday at age 97. His retail empire helped shape midwestern department stores and his foundation supported arts and civic causes.
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William A. Wieboldt
Wieboldt
Chicago
Auatoms
Wieboldt Foundation
Thousands Return To Dublin Homes After Deluge
Damaged report describes flood aftermath in Dublin and across Western Europe. Rescue teams recover a young girl found drowned. winds, water and mud disrupted roads in 48 counties across Britain and Ireland. Over two weeks, more than 100 seamen are dead or missing.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Europe
British
Guildford
Faygland
Wey
Galen
Erie Bribery Trial Highlights Police Chief Controversy
Former Erie police inspector Vina testified that the police department was run by Stanley Schwarts who controlled promotions and punishments. John McCarthy confessed bribery, paying Schwarts political funds, and Mayors Flatley Bosciu and Behwart faced related charges with several indicted.
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ERIE
Vina
Erie Democratic
Erie Police Department
Jock Martin
Stanley Schwarts
John McCarthy
Will arraign three for killing of Remington
Three convicts from the northeastern penitentiary at Lewisburg will be arraigned Monday to plead innocent to the murder of William W. Remington, a former government economist, who died after a fatal beating at the prison on November 24. George Jior McCoy of Grundy Virginia, Robert Carl Pitket of Washington D C, and Lewis Cagle jr of Chattanooga Tennessee are named as the defendants. U S Attorney Julius Bey indicated a trial would follow if they plead not guilty. The arraignment is to be in Lewisburg before Judge Frederick V Falmer. the January term opens January 18 with no fixed date set.
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Scranton
Lewisburg
A. S
Frederick V. Falmer
William W. Remington
Remington
George Jior MclCoy
Grundy
Robert Carl Pitket
Washington, D. C
Lewis Cagle Dr
Chattanooga
Tenn
U.S
Juliua Bey
Celal
Lendaburg
Polimer
Tewishine
UN Debates Call to Free 11 U S Airmen in China
United Nations delegates pushed for a vote to demand Red China release 11 American airmen held as spies amid a tense week. The resolution faced Soviet bloc opposition with abstentions likely from anti Asian states. Britain and France backed the U S position while observers warned the lineup could tilt with the five nation bloc.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Assembly
United States
Red China
Ding Hammarskold
Abh-Aalan
Tittle Desir
Pelpine
Byria
Yeaterday
Deleg Pate
Ahmed Shuler
Assembly Algeerely
Russia
Jacob Malic
Fee
the Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodger
Mark
Sisson
Anthony Nutting
France
Henri Hoppenot
Lodge
Firing of Worker to Be Fought by Union
United Electric Workers Union plans to contest the dismissal of Maurice K. Slater a former manager at the Tingersoll Rand plant Phillipsburg New Jersey alleging firing over union concerns and Fifth Amendment claims Slater cited possible self incrimination before the McCarthy Senate subcommittee in Wilkes Barre and the union vows reinstatement with full rights
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Sro
Pennsylvainia
New Jersey
Slater
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