Police report and legal actions in Corry area
Police respond to a report of a strolling violator in Worth street area and detain John Oliver Brown after fining him for unregistered and uninspected vehicle. Meadvill e cable tax case to be heard in U S Court of Appeals Third Circuit in Philadelphia next month. Meadville Master Antenna argues tax applies to community antenna systems and is discriminatory. Also notes state driver training funds, recovered property at police station, and local enlistments and hospital discharge of local resident C H Holden.
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United Sates
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Congress
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United States
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C. H. Holden
West Church Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Penain
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Pennsyigania
Perth
Sylvania
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Sy Mie
Car wreck near Wattsburg injures three, car destroyed
Three Corry women escaped injury when their car skidded on ice four miles south of Wattsburg on Route 89. The sedan flipped after striking the bank. Mrs Geneva Wise, Mrs Marshall Sherwood, and Mrs Lloyd Lillie were unhurt but shaken. Police report the vehicle totaled.
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Wattsburg
Geneva M. Wise
Wayne Street
Marshall Sherwood
King Street
Lloyd Lillie
East Street
Snd
Wise
Geneva Grid Star Returns Home After Extended ICU Stay
Geneva College football player Richard Kadis left St. Francis General Hospital by ambulance for Lutheran Hospital in Cleveland his hometown. Kadis had been unconscious for 77 days after a September 29 game at Waynesburg and began showing signs of awakening in recent days. His condition remained serious as his parents Charles and Mrs Kadis accompanied him.
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St. Francis General Hospital
Lutherans Hospital
Cleveland
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Geneva
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Waynesburg
Youngstown
Ohio
Riots in Stettin Spark clashes with police
New unrest erupts in Stettin as a mob blocks a street near a restaurant. police disperse the crowd with clubs after earlier demonstrations against the Soviet consulate. Eighty eight youths arrested in Monday night violence. protests linked to Hungary intervention and anti Stalinist sentiment.
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Poland
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Blast Rips Home in Pittsburgh Suburb Wrecks Eight-Mpart House
A blast caused by an unidentified origin damaged an eight-part residence on Jasnicht Street near Monsoeviile, Pittsburgh area. Property damage estimated at $20,000 with no injuries reported. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
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Jasnicht St
Monsoeviile
Nehru cites Hungary killings estimate amid Cold War talk
Indian Prime Minister Nehru said diplomats in Hungary reported about 25 000 Hungarians and 7 000 Russians killed in the anti-Soviet revolt. He warned Soviet intervention was not justified and urged withdrawal of foreign forces from Europe. He spoke to U S reporters before a U S trip to meet President Eisenhower.
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Inde
Nehru
Hungary
J. N. Khosl
Czechostovakis
K. P
Atlantic
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United States
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Eisenhower
Reindeer Replacements at Bank Display End Up at Zoo
Two mule deer named Otto and Helen were brought by Mellon Bank to display during the Christmas season. Nervous crowds prompted removal from the bank rotund, and the animals were moved to quiet quarters at the zoo.
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Helen
Mellon Bank
Area Logaer Burns To Death On Oil Lease
Titusville reports the death of Harold Vergith, 88, in Harmony Township Forest County from accidental burns while near a gas burner at an oil lease engine house. Coroner Maurice Rhodes ruled death first degree burns with unknown head injury and noted neglected horses nearby.
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Meintty Logse
Harold
Tiley) At- Joust
Vergith
Syine
George W. Ludwick
Benedict
Harmony Township
Forest
Nettstown
Pithole Creek
Durin
Ferris Baker
Ludiick
Rhodes
Robert Lee Vergith
Tittsville
Werith
Himiself
Robshaw Expected To Accept Pastorate In Pittsburg Parish
Dr Charles P Robshaw of Philadelphia is expected to claim the pastorate of the Paer Tibete Pyeshyiedan Church in Pittsburg. The move follows a 240 member group meeting held February in the local parish.
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Charles P. Robshaw
Philadelphia
Fehriany
Menthar Cop Jarvest
Pittsel
Stiffer tests eyed to cut Pennsylvania road deaths
Dr Amos Neuhart of Penn State proposes tougher driver testing and mandatory reexaminations every three years. He urges higher license fees to fund a professional staff and education programs to reduce high crash rates, noting thousands have never been tested and road tolls remain severe.
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Neyhart
Neuhart
Dulles NATO Committee Fallout Features Western Alliance Strains
Fragmented text indicates discussions on amending treaties and strengthening inspection regimes. References to French Minister Christian Pineau and West Germany’s Brentano hint at NATO committee debates and fears of weak deterrence. Reports mention Tanker and German forces, with concerns over readiness and safety.
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Angel Gols
Germany
Eis
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