French Cabinet Meets to Discuss Foreign Affairs
Paris reports say Dulles warned Europe to nullify the European army pact or risk reappraisal of its policies. NATO ministers heard guarded reactions as Italian Premier Pelly praised the statement while others criticized it as brutal. Continued on Page Three.
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France
U. S
Paris
Associated Press
NATO Council of Ministers
Europe
State Dulles
Pranne
Dulles
London
Shader
Ge “Josly
Gig Seppe Pelly
J. W. Beyen
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidunk
Drlles
NATO Council
Rent Car Association Notice Echoes Missing Details
A fragmented notice references a car association rent matter with obscure identifiers 10 2087 and contact hint 232 snitt. The garbled text leaves the action and parties unclear, suggesting a public notice for a lease or rental matter in need of clarification.
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Car Association
Wattworth
Unclear fragment hints at appointment or meeting
Fragmentary OCR text shows fragmented words about rooms and an appointment related to Stier with a numeric item 90 5, but the readable facts are insufficient to determine a clear event or entity.
Horta ZARB Elect Workshop Admits Part Time Roles
Local classified notice offers part time positions at Horta ZARB for electric jewelry and garden tool maintenance. Wages unspecified. Applicants respond with standard qualifications and scheduling preferences.
Moose Club hosts Christmas party for city youngsters
The Loyal Order of Moose sponsors a Yule party at Rex Theatre on Saturday for children up to 12. Doors open at 9 pm with a Western movie High Lane fame starring John Barrymore and Chill Wills, a Three Stooges comedy, two color cartoons, and Santa Claus distributing candy.
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Moose Club
Rex Theatre
Loyal Order of Moose
Ynis
Bru! Brenoel
Santa Claus
Lodo
iCitizens Bank Approves Dividend Mix for Shareholders
In a December meeting iCitizens Bank voted 7 percent dividend plus 25 cent extra to all shareholders, adding to a 50 cent June dividend for a total of 1.75 dollars for the year. Dividend checks will be payable January 2 to stockholders of record December 16. Eight new polio cases reported in Allegheny County, Pittsburgh area, raising the year total to 439 versus 324 last year.
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iCitizens Bank
Citivans Madonnl sBank
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Unclear OCR fragment on student union issues and vending machine access
Fragmentary text shows students opposing a vending machine in a student union area and mentions school committees, teachers, and health concerns. The readable parts lack coherent names, dates, or locations to identify a full incident or outcome.
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Curry Sealy
Sahoo Wiel Wetenotiers
HM Tosti
Ile
Cory
Fosters
Howe
Osheliks
City Hit by Heavy Snowstorm Shelters City Streets
A severe snowstorm swept into the Corry district burying areas under heavy drifts by noon. State police reported several minor slips and accidents while city plows and sidewalk machines fought to restore conditions. Weather predictions warned of an approaching Western storm and ongoing snowfall with clearing skies expected later.
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Corry
Hein
Maintahance Exer
Star Highway Department
Plattie Thewieh
Felica
Danyiges
Ily
Howe
Phone Firm Announces 10 Change Numbers
General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania mailed notices to more than 20 Indiana subscribers with rotary systems about number changes set for July. Harold Mister says installation of several hundred pens of equipment will be needed to handle the changes, coinciding with the 1854 directory publication. Rotary lines are overloaded now causing busy signals on later digits. new equipment aims to improve service by handling calls more efficiently.
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General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Harold Mister
Mishier
Kn. Se
Joint School Directors Name New Officers
Joint School directors elected officers for the coming year with Hubert Valin of Cory as president and Geel Mller of Columbus as first vice president Lea Provier of Way township as second vice president Attorney Tenik McKnight was re elected solicitor at 00 per year Discussion covered a long term control plan for Tou Bahna athletic director and football coach A six cent contract offered to menta with two plans considered Board deferred final decision until salary clarification Directors approved eight construction changes including footers bridging wall thickness air conditioning and window shade work Two credits of 1955 added increasing construction costs by 1015 Music teacher Ronald Halve hired for second semester at 2800 yearly Temporary woodworking course approved Irvin Downs to teach at 2.50 per hour Vocational agriculture course to start next year approved Five year diploma contract with B A Wright Co Philadelphia for 145 each Director Har Per Wis permission to attend Harrishuxe directors meeting December 28 29 Unscheduled sick care policy revision approved
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Groun
Hubert Valin
Cory
Geel Mller
Columbus
Lea Provier
Way
Tenik MckKnight
Duvelora
Tou Bahna
Athletic di- Mein Ane
Hanna
Menta
Douglas
Frevense
Hanenic
Repit &l
Als A
Ronald Halve
DuBois Ax Music
B. A. Wright Company
Philadelphia
Asplam
Vuestional
Dames Har
Wis
Harrishuxe
Christmas Sing Program At Carty Area High School
The annual Christmas program by the Carty Area High School A Cappella Choir is scheduled for next Monday at 9 p.m. in the Senior High auditorium. Directed by Mr and Mrs H Lytin Rice the event features traditional carols and stage effects with soloists Sylvia Anderson Beatrice Bensink Paul Hater John Ortner and a narrator Larry Cassett.
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the Carty'Area
Guditorium
Wadler
H. Lytin Rice
Sylvia Anderson
Beatrice Bensink
Paul Hater
John Ortner
Larry Cassett
School Board weighs sale of properties and future use
Conwy county school board plans an extra meeting to decide on selling or retaining assets including the Senior High, Washington and Fairview schools. Some directors favor keeping sites for expansion, while others press for disposition. A YMCA building project and a Grange conversion are noted options. A special session may be scheduled to resolve the issue.
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Washington Street
Ie Conwy
Tasnyt Iniuntuit
Trey
Neayujure
Cory Avex High
Belinol
Washington School
Fairview
Natie
First Ward
Corry
YMCA
Cony Grange Algo
Washington Sirens School
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Saph
L. M
Whey
Lady Bond
Sir Én
North Center Street
Hunters Report Mixed Deer Kills Amid Snow and Storm
Hunters reported several deer as rifle season closed at 5 PM despite snow rain and a severe storm. Names and weights of deer taken along Six Mile Run and Heart's Content areas are listed, with multiple hunters from Forest County and nearby locations among the reported kills.
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Thomas Stroup
William Blau
Frank Karkoski
Archie Wetmore
Forest County
Shirley Mae Shaffer
Pittafield
Charles Keppel
Chapman's Dam
Norman Upperman
Wils
Pittsfield
Joan Hornick
Gerald Proctor
James Croker
William Graker
Joseph Mokwa
Ernest Vansseng
al Vanssens
Chapman
Columbus
Charles
Regie
Kenneth Hoag
Harrisburg Area Telephone Co. Rate Increase Approved
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approved a rate hike for about 630 customers in Centre and Huntingdon counties, delaying a proposed rise expected to raise roughly $5,164. Residential lines would move from 28.0 to 42.5 dollars per month.
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Harrisburg
Huntingdon
Most Solons Shy Away From Unit Proposal
Washington reports indicate broad congressional skepticism toward a proposed national service plan. A National Security Training Commission presented the plan to President Eisenhower, proposing a two-year service requirement and a long term reserve program to reduce active forces and save money. Congress, led by Speaker Martin and committee chairs, expressed doubt about concurrent operation with existing programs and questioned feasibility and fairness of mandatory service.
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Washington
Missiai
National Security
Commissjary Saviel
Eisenhower
UMP
Aly Res
Commission
Proguen
Vgn
Congress
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Trep
Short
R-Ma
House Armed Services Committee
Wold
Wi Sterling Cole
Bop
Allen Onl
Phalemar
Edwin C. Dolimsin
Willi Sherirett
Two Slayers Scheduled for Execution Week of March Fifteen
Gov John S Fine affirmed execution dates for Joseph Bibalo and Oscar McGrew after State Supreme Court denied further appeals. Bibalo, 20, from Uniondale, was convicted in 1952 for the Kenthony Sheri killing in Forest City. McGrew killed his year old stepson Douglas. he attempted suicide after the act and remains hospitalized.
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Susquehanna County
Bibalo
Shertoga
McGrew
Douglas
Banker Held In Fund Shortage In Pittsburgh
George W Smith 47, a former cashier at the State Bank of Dravestung, is arrested on a loan fund shortage charge. He allegedly made an incorrect entry in the bank ledger and is jailed pending a hearing. Bank officials and FBI opened an investigation into the shortage.
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Pittsburgh
George Wi] Smith
State Bank of Dravestung
Smith
Ms Attorney
Burths Ledgey
J. ©. Walk
Bank
Ira M. Shoup
Vics
Sir Wap. Atatased
FBI
Noted Novelist Taken By Death in Washington D C
Pulitzer winner Marjorie Kinahan Rawlings died at a hospital after indigestion illness. The Washington native won the 1999 Pulitzer for The Yearling. In Johnstown Pennsylvania Dr Roy W Wiley longtime Greater Johnstown public school administrator died of a heart attack.
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Arjorie Kinhand Rawlings
Washington, D. C
Johnstown
Roy W. Wiley
Greater
Butler Schools
Dina Yeatertay
Thimayya fails in appeal for 10 U S prisoners
Indian Lt Gen Thimayya fails in personal appeal to influence 10 American, British, and South Korean prisoners held by the Communists. He says the inmates remain determined to stay with the Reds despite hopes of release and notes alleged attempts to convert them.
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Thimayya
U.S
Reds
Associated Presa Panmunjom
Americnais
He Newfoal Notley Tepuvelitian Commies Hot Ltd
Bald Thineyya
Bre
Syng- Iman Rhee
South Korea
Formos
Meadville Tool Co. Workers End 96 Day Strike
Meadville Pennsylvania Champlon Dearment Tool Co employees represented by United Steelworkers Local 1905 ended a 96 day strike after voting to accept a new contract. Workers will return to work next Monday under a wage raise of 8.7 cents plus 3.7 cents for job classification corrections. wage scales not disclosed. About 338 employees participated in the action begun September.
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Meadville
Champlon-DeArment ‘Tool Co
Elisa
OS United Steelworkers
Siiitte
Gthr
Dean Arrives in Tokyo on Way to Washington
Dean makes stop in Tokyo en route to Washington. He declares the Communists must retract their charges and accuses U S of connivance with South Korea to release 27,000 prisoners. The note is quickly rejected.
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Dean
Tokyo
Washington
U. 5
South Korea
Red Note
Associa Press
Arthur H. Dean
Thianner
State Department
United Nahons
Korea
Poly
Nordy
Jaely
Lin
Portia Howe
Min
Sun
Sud Sin
Che
Dividend Paid By Savings And Loan Board
The Savings And Loan authorizes a second annual dividend payment totaling £20,000. About $14,000 is credited to the commissioners while the rest is distributed in checks mailed today. Homer Bulard, Assistant statistical and manager, notes the dividend rate and payout details.
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Nwa
Hobben
Aiden
Ccomnis
Bwin Ig. Betald
Secondo. Mn
Homer Bulard
Accident Blamed on Slippery Street Conditions
Police report a street accident on West Mali s street when a car driven by Richard Mould 24 of 589 West Church Street collided with a car driven by Carol Hetrick 19 of 617 West Washington Street. Both vehicles damaged totaled about 126.
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Howe
Risch Ard Mould
Wests Church
Streeb
Carol Jéur Hetrick
West Washington Street
West Malis Street
Hetrick
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National Security Training Commission
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Myer de Grim RinTay
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Mionwig Warkkett
Ely
F- Holts
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