Judge Hears Case On Corry Club Tax
In Tul dig E County court yesterday Judge Hurd heard a challenge to a $1 per member yearly levy by the Corry school district on local clubs. Attorneys argued over the tax's constitutionality and its collection, with focus on exemptions and prior payments by the four clubs. The judge will rule on the tax validity and potential retroactive sums.
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Ure Curry Petrole District
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He Clube Tsurlier
Courtesy Stop Blamed For Fender Bender
A courtesy stop by a driver named Hamilton led to a minor collision on West Washington Street. An unidentified pedestrian reportedly caused the need to stop suddenly while Roggis and others observed minor damage to a vehicle.
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Frank Funder
Astor founder dies at the hotel’s New York landmark
N Fred writes that Hampton Raye and Al Muschenheim, long involved in managing the Hotel Astor on Times Square, devoted more than 50 years to its operation. Born in Druffle Germany, Raye died yesterday at the Sheraton Astor.
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Germany
Fire devastates seven homes injuring nine in Mahanoy City
A mysterious blaze swept seven houses in the West South Street block leaving nine people hurt. Fire officials estimated damages at about 100000. Firefighters from Mahanoy City, with help from Sherrie Hoan and Frackville, battled the flames as 180 pupils from St Joseph's Parochial School fled classrooms. Fire Marshal William Werts said the cause was not yet determined as crews continued to investigate.
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Mahanoy City
Venera Sara Fine
Antworth
Beluiulkill County
St Joseph's Parochial School
Suich
Mahaney City
Sherrie Hoan
Frackville
Mahiney City
William Werts
Digmage
Willi Killie
John Pasieka
Tour
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Wels
WJET Bid for New TV Station in Youngstown Area
WJET and partner Hote WJET, operating WHOT, applied to the FCC for a TV station license on Channel 95 in Youngstown. West-TV of New Castle seeks to redesignate the channel and operate as a Youngstown station, with ownership by Aiko and other area stakeholders.
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Ohio
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Aiko
Ution
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New Castle
New Castle-Youngstown
Nine youths to return from draft test today
Nine youths from Corry and nearby towns are due back today after draft test procedures and physical examinations. Names include Donald Bagley James Bogilen Jules Kedne Stephen Kendrilk Edyard Hath Bers ford Stoddard Thomas J. Richardson James F. Salih and Edward Brown.
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Manisbuce
Donald Bagley
James Bogilen
Jules Kedne
Stephen Kendrilk
Edyard Hath
Bers Ford Stoddard
Corry
Thomas J. Richardson
Waterford
James F. Salih
Union City
Edward’. Brown
Editboro
Corry Mariday
Refugees Taken In Sealift From North Sea Port To Bayonne
The U S transport Gen Leroy King loaded 1 750 Hungarian refugees today for a sealift to the United States. Dock delays delayed departure as it prepared to sail from a North Sea port to Bayonne New Jersey. This marks the third major Hungarian refugee movement bound for the United States with 5 500 planned on military transports by year end. Nearly 10 000 more are to be flown from Munich and 2 500 admitted by commercial airliners. The Gen Leroy King is due to dock at Bayonne on December 20.
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Stuffed Tiger For Only $1 Million Ad Promises Luxury Gift
New York based ads promote a one million dollar stuffed tiger with jewels as a Christmas present for a reader with everything. The catalogue touts a golden lipsticks set and mink fur items from various stores in Dallas San Francisco and Chicago.
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Nehru Sees War Risk Persist but Favors Peace Rise
Indian Prime Minister Nehru told President Eisenhower that he shared Chou En-lai’s Red views and hoped for friendship with the United States. He said the danger of war is not past, but expressed confidence that peace will prevail and praised U.S. leadership and moral stand. He planned future talks, invited Eisenhower to visit, and outlined a broad five year program while noting global trials ahead. He ends his U.S. visit for New York and Ottawa before returning home.
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Christmas Trees Scarce In Budapest
In Budapest a tree shortage amid post revolt strain drives crowds at shops and blocks as citizens seek Christmas trees. Officials cap price at 16 forints per tree and 20 forints for a smaller type while queues stretch for hours in front of department stores. Import reliance on Czechoslovakia and Romania persists as disruption hampers transport.
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Survey Shows Newspapers Still Lead in Shopping Guides
University of Michigan researchers report that most city residents rely on newspapers for shopping guidance, not media or TV, even when access to papers is limited. The 46 day Detroit area study tracked 800 households across Wayne and surrounding counties during Christmas coverage, with preliminary findings highlighting stronger newspaper influence than previously believed.
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Honest Admission and Cash Found in Pittsburgh Police Report
In Clearfield an incident led to Mex Cartwright bringing a person to the Oakland precinct station. The scene involved a misspelled account of a purse or bag and included 180 dollars in travelers checks and cash totaling 1380. The owner was identified as Mrs Mare Powell of Pittsburgh amid other details.
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Maretha Powsll
Pittsburgh
Court Takes Up PUC-PRR Fight
The Dauphin County Court discussed a conflict between the Pennsylvania Fairroad and the Public Utility Commission over enforcing the 1997 Brakeman Act and related orders. The case hinges on the phrase without prejudice and whether the Justice Department may enforce the act through PRR actions.
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Baby Doll Sneak Preview Divides Critics in New York
New York critics split over the controversial film Baby Doll with Justin Giberty calling it strong meat while others warn of its provocative content. Public premiere at the Victori Theater drew seating for the preview showing as debates continue about censorship and artistic intent.
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Legion of Decongy
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Raibe Police Salaries Union Seeks Increase in City Pay
The Raibe police salaries union in Pa City seeks a 10 percent raise for patrolmen, boosting pay from $200 to $210 per month. The move follows a city vote and outlines a plan to adjust salaries for patrol officers.
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Dag May Have UN Tackle Suez Salvage Job Alone
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold may handle the Suez salvage operation without Britain or France. He reportedly plans to use up to 600 crewmen and 20 salvage ships, with others to follow, as Egypt rejects British and French crews.
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Fragmented AP News Briefs from London and Belfast
A scrambled AP News Briefs fragment describes Britain seeking to limit shifts in influence among major powers, with mentions of France and Egypt and a US court clerk report from November. Belfast notes report Royal Air Force movement—160 men to reinforce air fields in Northern Ireland amid gun violence linked to the Irish Republican movement.
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Ben Gurion Rejects Egypt Occupancy Stance in Gaza
Ben Gurion declared Egypt’s occupation rejected and Gaza Strip as part of Palestine. He cited UN Council groups but emphasized no change to Israel policy. An incident followed with gunfire after police ordered Arab commandos to surrender. no casualties reported.
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Poon
Nixon Arrives in Austria for Refugee Study
President Eisenhower expressed thanks to Austria for aiding refugees from Soviet oppression. Nixon arrived at Viernka Airport in Vienna with 72 Hungarian refugees en route to Camp Kilmer. Austria planned a two day visit, hoping for a 0.5 offer of aid and possible settlement for additional Hungarian refugees.
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Weather Drops to Thirteen Above Amid Quiet Outlook
The mercury slid to 13 above last night and by 8 a.m. readings showed a mild rise from early. Forecaster Les Necker notes improving weather with slightly warmer conditions likely to surpass yesterday’s high of 29. Snow is notably absent this time of year.
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Man receives life for fatal shooting in Uniontown
Roy Pletcher, 21, of Mineral Point, was sentenced to life for the first degree murder of his brother in a July fatal shooting near Uniontown. Judge W Russell Carr presided as the court found Pletcher guilty and noted prior incidents involving the victims and family tensions surrounding the case.
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W. Russell Carr
Jayelle County
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Mary Zobby
Zebley
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Susephine
Two U S Freighters Collide Near Liberty Island
In New York Harbor two U S freighters collided near Governors Island and Liberty Island. The Ark Star sustained a 20 foot hole in her port side but neither ship sank. one vessel was beached about 950 feet from the Statue of Liberty as nearly 100 crewmen escaped unharmed.
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Yule Trade Coming To Life In Late December Shopping
A Washington merchant reports a sudden buying spurt last Friday and Saturday followed by strong sales, signaling optimism for a good Christmas season. Retailers in 25 cities note a shift from despondency to renewed optimism, with comparisons to 1951 and 1955 forecasts and expectations of record Christmas spending.
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High School Choir To Appear On Erie TV Tomorrow Night
Corry Area High School choir travels to Erie to perform on WSEE TV channel 5 tomorrow night. Lynn Wier directs the group in a half tour with a holiday theme. Diane Sawyer and Jerry will narrate The Night Before Christmas with the choir adding a musical background.
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Professor Albert B White Dies After Lifelong UMich Career
Professor Albert B White, 73, longtime figure at the University of Michigan's Engineers Research Institute, passed away yesterday following a career spanning decades at Ann Arbor. His work shaped engineering research and education at UM.
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FBI arrests four in theft of oil maps worth millions
Four men were arrested on charges tied to the theft of oil exploration maps and equipment valued at more than half a million dollars. The scheme involved transporting stolen property linked to the oil industry, with federal investigators naming individuals from New York and Texas.
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Debate Over Washington Visit for Nasser and Tito
Senator Flanders proposed inviting Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser to Washington to push a Middle East détente while Yugoslav Marshal Tito reportedly welcomed the idea of U.S. contacts. Secretary Dulles said such a visit might serve a useful purpose and Eisenhower was said to be considering it.
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U S Steel Raises Prices On Various Steel Grades
U S Steel Corp announced today price increases across carbon and alloy steel including five to 30 cents per 100 pounds in gauge and width extras and five to 20 cents per 100 pounds in certain quality and deductible extras. Grucible Sel Go of America reported nickel bearing stainless rises due to higher material costs. Some popular nickel bearing stainless grades now range from 1.75 to 2.50 dollars per pound.
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Kadar Plans Pay Hikes To Workers
Government authorized wage increases to up to ten percent to attract workers to factories and mines. State controlled unions and the Communist party criticized the move, linking it to the coal shortage and wage disparities. About twenty percent of workers were seen to be drawing higher wages in certain plants while others faced stagnation. Radio broadcasts urged workers to support the measures amid Hungary’s industrial tensions.
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Torquato Praises Joby Training Plane
Secretary Tor praised Joby Training Plane during remarks about industrial policy and defense readiness. Officials highlighted improved training methods and workforce skills, stressing practical results and the role of innovation in national programs.
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