Khrushchev Exposed as Expansionist in State Defense Journal
J Drexel Biddle Jr. argues Khrushchev mirrors Hitler in aims and methods in a feature for the Keystone Defender, criticizing Soviet expansionism and totalitarian labor repression. He compares Kremlin leadership to Nazi regimes and warns against disarmament optimism amid rising world power.
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Kremlin
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Sam Martowitz of Corry Dies in Memorial Hospital
Sam Martowitz of Corry died at Corry Memorial Hospital shortly after 1 o clock Saturday evening. Born November 18, 1878 in Poland, he came to the United States after 1900 and lived in Cleveland before moving to Corry in 1922. He worked as a railroad worker and at Aero Supply during World War II, retired since 1945. Survived by two daughters Catherine Elchynski Corry and Mrs Chester Solty Cleveland, one son Theodore Martowitz Corry, one brother Victor Cleveland, one sister Mrs Anna Bravarny Cleveland, and seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Rosary service tomorrow at 7 30 pm Bracken Funeral Home. Funeral Mass Wednesday at 8 am at St Elizabeths Church.
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Theodore Martowitz, Corry
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Bracken Funeral Home
St. Elizabeth's Church
DeMille, at 77, maps plans for future epic projects
Hollywood Highlights By Bob Thomas reports Cecil B DeMille in New Orleans at 77 promoting The Buccaneer he supervised but did not direct. He outlines No 1 project On My Honor about Lord Baden Powell and the Boy Scouts, aiming for a 19 film release with a four year prep for Project 100.
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Lincleon
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New York
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Pennsylvania Democrats Seek Seats on Committees Group
In Washington Pennsylvania's Democratic Congressmen press to win seats on the Democratic House Committee on Committees as the 16th Congress readies. With Democrats holding a large House margin and five new faces from Pennsylvania four Democrats and one Republican, Keystone State hopes to secure choice panel spots. Rep. Francis E. Walter and Rep. Thomas E. Morgan lead a push to place Pennsylvanians on key standing committees as veteran lawmakers back the drive. Readying nominees include James M. Quigley Herman Toll Stanley A Prokop Luke Ariel R D William S. Moorhead and William H. Milliken Jr.
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Herman Toll
Philadelphia
Stanley A. Prokop
Luke Ariel R.D
William S. Moorhead
Pittsburgh
William H. Milliken Jr. Shean
Quigley
House Judiciary
Ripley Home Burns In West Route 20 Blaze
A newly purchased Ripley home two and a half miles west of Ripley on Route 20 was gutted by fire yesterday. No one was home when flames began at 1 45 PM. Charles Cochran, a Ripley man, spotted smoke and alerted fire crews from Ripley and North East who fought the blaze for hours until about 7 PM. The home, owned by Mrs. Robert Upton, had just been bought. her husband is stationed in California and due home next month. Firemen stayed at the scene as rain cooled embers.
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Giling Sition
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Robert Upton
California
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Mrs. M. Marsh of R. D. 4 Centerville Dies at 83
Margaret Agnes Marsh 83 of R D 4 Centerville died at Titusville Hospital at 6 p m Saturday after a short illness. Born July 4 1878 in Corry she was a daughter of Patrick and Mary Lannon. Survived by daughter Catharine Stroup and sons Lawrence C Marsh and Arthur Lee Marsh and three sisters. Funeral at Tracy Home of Funerals with Rev John L Murray officiating and Woodlawn Cemetery interment.
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Titusville Hospital
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Arthur Lee Marsh
Lawrence C. Marsh
Erie
Fed DuPlanti
San Diego
Calif
Currie McFadden
Titusville
Elizabeth Brown
Oil City
Margaret Lally
Cleveland
Tracy
John L. Murray
Chapmanville
Woodlawn Cemetery
Reassigned official loses seniority in reshuffle
A terse notice indicates that an official was reassigned and would not retain prior seniority, signaling a reshuffle in personnel status within the committee.
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Mittee
Pulse of Wall Street Mixed as Motors and Metals Gain
In a fairly mixed market, selected issues rose while losses were mostly fractional. Early trading showed gains in motors, metals, and electronics with many prominent names including AT&T, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, Ford, and RCA listed among movers on the board.
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Bethlehem Steel
Carrier Corp
Columbia Gas Consolidated Edison Continental Can
Kodak Erie Railroad
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General Electri
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Tel & Tel
Montgomery Ward — National Dairy National Distillers
New York Central
Penna RA Rca Socony Square D
Standard Oil
Texas Co
US Steel A
Youngstown S & 17
American Stock Exchange Agro Supply
South Penn Oil
New York Egg Market Mixed Prices and Supplies
Wholesale egg market in New York shows moderate demand and fair receipts over two days totaling about 25 000. White eggs top quality 148 to 150 pounds, mediums 34 to 35, smalls around 31. Brown eggs similar, top quality 148 to 150 pounds, mediums 34 to 35, extras about 30 to 31.
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New York
Assembly debate on Cyprus ends with watered down compromise
The Assembly approved a Cyprus compromise resolution but watered down the text. Britain Greece and the dispute underly the debate while a vote condemned Hungary's 1956 executions. The U N plans a 1980 law of the sea conference in Geneva to address fishing rights disputes.
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