Corry Civil Defense auction postponed and town incidents
Police report a missing seven foot toboggan valued at 1895 from the P and M Store in East Main Street. A Warren County Christmas shopping tour for 6 children will offer $5 gifts with chaperones. Weather forecasts predict cold temperatures with snow flurries north. Allegheny College establishes Faculty Lecture Fellowship awarding 200 honorarium. Police report a six vehicle snow crash on the Erie Thruway injuring two. A child undergoes plastic surgery after injury from a horse incident. Meadville outlines costed hospital plan and charity care proposals. Erie Pittsburgh air service expands with three round trips starting January 1. A Westfield auto dealer pays 3400 fine for selling alcohol without license.
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Ping
Paul Lines
P and M
East Main Street
Stern Ay
Gaitnessts
Storm Across Pennsylvania Brings Snow and Slick Roads
A fresh winter storm battered Pennsylvania with rain snow and sleet. Western cities report up to two inches of snow while Philadelphia forecasts one to two inches and lingering cold. Traffic snarled on major routes as roads stay hazardous and nine accounts noted from Greensburg Erie and Washington. Death toll from the December storm period climbs to 38 with prior totals easing after the new wintry conditions.
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Pennsylvana
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Erie
Washington
Butler
New Jersey Turnpike
Ethiopian Crisis Deepens as Crown Prince Named Figurehead Leader
Reports from London say Gen Mengesha loyal troops mass near Addis Ababa while Crown Prince Asfi Wassan is pressed into a symbolic leadership role. The new government claims government forces are loyal, while shootings against peaceful demonstrators are described as moderate. A British envoy says no Communist meddling is evident. The bodyguard fronts a 5,000 strong force with tanks, some serving with Ethiopian UN Congo troops. The Kagnew relay station and about 2,500 Americans in Asmara are noted in U.S. interests amid the turmoil.
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Ofc
Mend Mengesha
Selag
Sis
Euupual Enjassy
London
Mengesha
Asfi Wassan
Mongeshe
Addis Ababa
Fang
Rusmeri
Muligeta Bui
Nemay Chiet
Stuf
Denis Wright
East Africa
Kitlp
Haile Selesse
Bodyguard
United Nations
Congo
Asmara
Eisenhower era notes chart a changing world order
The piece reviews Dwight D. Eisenhower's 1953 start and contrasts postwar power shifts. It cites Soviet hydrogen capability, decolonization in Africa and Asia, UN African seats, and crises from Korea to Cuba. It frames Kennedy facing tougher global challenges than Eisenhower.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
White House
Fo Kennedy
Asia
Africa
Asiu
Kennedy
Zusenhower
Europe
Nazi Germany
Theo
Germany
United States
Japan
America
Soviet Union
West
Russia
Korea
Indochina
Congo
Laos
Algeria
Cuba
Latin America
Cutting Will Begin Weekly Church Rites
Weekly church rites start after Sunday School with a November 15 kick off. Boorel, home from Bible School, will speak for three weeks. Local notices also mention visits and family events including the Dougherty birth, various callers, and a hospital surgery in Alden New York.
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Cutting
Yeu Boorel
Max Benils
Helen Shinko
Mary Gregor
Union City
Leonard Blake
Buffalo
Helen Rouse
Audrey Rouse
Ronald Way
Tdahq
Marlon Way
Charles Benedict
Paitsfield
Walbur
Robert Humphrey
David Jui
David Dougherty
Erie
Joanne Bayle
Dougherty
Merton Bayle
James Carpenter
Townville
Sibley Wright
Helen Wright
Jamestown
Clifford Aikens Sr
Hollis Upperman
Columbus
Amos van Burden
Clyde Courtright
Junior Way
Richard Garfield
Alden
N.Y
Garfield
Albert Bayle
Lloyd Alkens
Fostoria
Ohio
Corry Ministers' Christmas Meditation on Burdens and Peace
A Corry sermon explores the invitation of Jesus to come unto him for rest, urging acceptance through faith in Christ. The speaker highlights burdens of fear guilt and anxiety and echoes Isaiah 40 31 about renewed strength when walking with the Lord.
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Seriphire
Matthew
Paul PL
Jesus
Wdler
God
Christ
Jesus Christ
Mney
Evening with Aikens Cham bers Hapgood Family
Evening with his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Clifford Aikens Mr and Mrs Edward Cham bers and family had dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Hapgood.
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Clifford Aikens
Edward Chambers
George Hapgood
Refugees Flee Laos Capital as Battle Surges
As the Laotian capital endures a fourth day of fighting, about 2,000 leftist and government forces clash near Vientiane. Refugees from Americans, Filipinos, Thais and Vietnamese stream into Bangkok, escaping shell fire and a burning U S Embassy district. Paratroopers in red kerchiefs fire on the graveyard area as other buildings burn.
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Laos
Page
Phoumi
Bangkok
U.8
Vientane
Kong Lei
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Warren Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Meadville
Frank G McCartney
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Erie Thruway
Fairview Township
John McEwaie
Cleveland
Hazel John—son
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Mckhwaine
Oan Put
Raymond Wile
Prills Comets
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Seldom Rest Fort
Young Wile
Richard Wile
Cleveland Clinic
North Clarion Joint
City Hospital
Spencer Hospital
Mead Me
Biter
Pittsburgh
Lake Central
Aiplings
Hylan
Westfield
Edward Khork
Associated Press
Ethiopia
Marlow
Montague Auction Barn
Union City, PA
Bert Rose
C, B
Stockton
First Methodist Church
E A, Myer
Eli Wallach
Steve Mqueen
BAYER
Ibartists
the Mysterians
LEED
Corry
Washington St
Corry, PA
Wisconsin
Jane Parker
Roberts Furniture
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Loc Frid
Seth
Pott
Pames
Beaye
Aitken
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Paige
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