Four Industries Back Blatt Urge City to Build Sewer Line
Four major local industries back city plans to extend sewer facilities to the John Blatt housing development on South Center Street Hill. The City Council drafts a resolution urging the Municipal Authority to survey and approve a sewer line for Blatt and related properties, with support from Ajax Mfg and others.
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Mimlcivat Authority
Joseph Briskie
King Treet
Guy Abbey
Fehimin
Ind
Aji Inn Works
Headrom Corry-damiestown Mfg. Corp
Auri Supply Mfg. Co.rp
Raymond Mfk. Co
AML
J. M. Castor
Firth
Roker Brows
Cornell Viat
Judge Is Sick Marty Yet Free in Gambling Case
Albany reports Judge Samun Rossiter was ill while Marty of B D J Corry pled guilty to gambling charges and faced possible sentencing yesterday after prosecutors sought to drop bribery counts. Delays through 1955 linked to judge's illness and ongoing postponements.
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Dentist Des Johnstonstown Pa Dies of Heart Attack
Dentists Des Geerstr of Johnstown Pennsylvania died in the night of a heart attack. He graduated from the University of Pittsburgh and joined its Dental School faculty before establishing practice in his hometown.
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Geerstr
Qentral
Feunsylvania Mortal Society
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Wniversity
Pittallurgh
Dental School
Winter Snowbound Averages and Temps Hit Corry Area
An unstable cold front brings winter weather to Corry with subfreezing readings and heavy snowfall. Officials report lows near zero to 10 degrees, highs around the mid teens, and wind chills worsening conditions. Snow depths reach up to eight inches as the area braces for continued cold and short daylight hours.
Freeing of Two American Missionaries from Chinese Custody
The Bradshaw couple, American Protestant missionaries held for about 20 years behind Chinese borders, were released near the Hong Kong border on Heatlyye tax day. Mrs. Homer V. Bradshaw suffered severe malnutrition and a spinal injury, but doctors at Teresa’s Hospital reported her improvement as she began food and medicine. Dr. Bradshaw endured prison in Kwangtung and Canton before transfer. officials say charges were not publicly disclosed. The two natives of Pittsburgh had long been detained while other Americans remaining in custody were believed to still be in Red prisons.
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Teresa's Hospital
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Bridahin
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Erite
Pittsburgh
China
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Anyinbilahey
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Kwangtung
Canton
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Gantori
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Smith Named To State Milk Board
Harrisburg reports Joly A. Smith of Cumberland County is chosen to fill the $10,000-a-year post on the State Milk Control Commission, with May 1, 1938, as the start date. Smith, a former deputy director of the old U. S. Production and Marketing Administration, is designated by the governor, replacing Welty and becoming part of the commission.
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Dickinsorn
Cumberland County
Todiy
Benjamin MH. Welly
Wilynes
Mik Control Commission
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Ito
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Committen
Welty
Smith
Troy Chisles
Agency
11 Airmen Die In Four Plane Crashes
A fragmented report details the deaths of eleven airmen across four separate crashes near a Florida base and coast area. Witnesses describe explosions and a misfired pill in weathered, ongoing assessments. officials confirm multiple casualties and initial investigations into the sequences of crashes.
Diamond Club Of GAl Hols Meshing 40
Members of the Diamond Club of Gal Hols Meshing met for the annual meeting. President J Bar Slummens and chair D. A. MiNe Loom outlined recent activities and plant operations. Attendees, including Ray Burr and W D Gad, viewed color photos from last summer’s community picnic.
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Wight Breyme
Leon Rakes
Meury Matteson
Ray Burr
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Rauer
W. D. Gad
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Carl Soinmans
Charles Wi Windiht
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Industrialist Montoran Dies After Illness
Industrialist Ti Wawird Se Poh, a prominent figure in Okémite Ca and founder of a research institute, died Sunday after a brief illness. His leadership guided industrial innovation and regional development, with careers spanning public service and private enterprise.
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Vce
Okémite Ca
Pra Sao
Yugoslavia Philippines Deadlocked UN Security Council Seat
United Nations reports Yugoslavia will share a two year Security Council seat with the Philippines under a gentleman's agreement. After a record deadlock spanning 36 ballots, the General Assembly is expected to approve a split term and end the impasse.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Yugoslavia
UN Scurity Council
Philippines
General Assembly
Shock to Move Assembly Sparks Mental Health Funding Debate
Harrisburg observers report a shock demonstration by lawmakers and supporters in the House chamber urging immediate action on funds for mental health treatment. The rally highlighted Governor and Senate pressure for a $20 million package to address psychologist shortages and related care.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Ife Waverndl
Imam Mones
Senate
Arandol
Ana Boe
Gelligs
Feieschlt
Learboni
Wayhnd
Shimild
Worker Beaten at Plant Amid Unclear Allegations
A chaotic incident at a Western plant left several workers injured amid conflicting statements. Authorities described a confrontation involving the shift, a speeding dispute, and subsequent injuries. Investigations continue to determine motive and responsible parties.
Spending Plan For Foreign Aid Faces Senate Fight
Secretary of State Dulles outlined a foreign aid package of about 4.9 billion dollars with a 1.01 million presidential fund for the Soviet threat in the Middle East. The administration seeks seven billion dollars in future authority, prompting critical examination in Congress as leaders weigh fiscal and strategic aims.
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Congress
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Gotheburg
Mietter
Meuntimé
Potter
Mleh Tsali
Wold
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hicks
Sen
Mansfield D-Monti
Senate Foreign Relations Compalttes
Winter weather toll and diplomatic arrivals reported
AP News Briefs records a Nordic winter toll with 16 dead in storms across Scandinavia and Europe while Britain faces cold front impacts. Denmark and Norway report injuries as West Germany notes a newly arrived first Suyiik ambassador to Bonn, Vidlerinn in the capital, a former deputy foreign minister.
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Jordan Parliament Dissolved Amid Riots Over Baghdad Pact Move
Amman faced new demonstrations as riots erupted in main streets against Jordan joining the Baghdad Pact. King Hussein dissolved Parliament to end the unrest, amid resignations and a curfew in Bethlehem. Iraqi accession fuels tension with Israel and Arab states as Britain seeks to realign Jordan’s military.
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Syria
May Turn To Special Funds For School Aid
Harrisburg House Democrats probe using special highway, game and fish funds to borrow money for overdue school aid. The plan aims to cut interest costs but faces legal barriers. They contrast this with Senate Republicans borrowing 110 million via tax anticipation notes. Officials say they will pass a plan to get teachers paid sooner, possibly borrowing highway funds repayable within months, while Gov Lederer voiced concern over high rates.
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Sue Corry Man To Regain Car In Los Angeles
A garbled 1950s newspaper snippet describes a car dispute involving Sue Corry and a transfer of a vehicle's ownership. The tale mentions a sheriff sale, debt, and a model from 1953 valued at about $2,000, with unclear players and locations across Pittsburgh and Columbus.
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Los Angeles
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Corry
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Angele
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Holmes
Sule
Nereplewin
Evie Weathat Cay
Morton
Corny
Golimnbus
Apple vendor Auty bar incident causes property damage
Police investigate after a vendor's truck rammed into Lloyd Avenue property causing extensive damage. Explosions shattered windows across a concrete building and nearby homes were jolted by the blast though no injuries were reported. Authorities search for the involved driver amid chaotic scenes near Up Shady Street and Tonawanda.
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Enib
Gy Shuck
Wvenue
John Moye
Svenue
Walter Fo
Offiberg
SeMot-SoWay Petrochemcw
Allied Chemical and
Pywar
Burglary at Auravinhl Furs Tops City Theft Record
A robbery at Auravinhl Furs in downtown Pittsburgh broke in through a front door and netted merchandise valued over 500 000 dollars. Police describe it as the biggest jewelry theft in the city in years.
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Mwptsburgh
Turilan
Orly
Wiebe
Auravinhl Furs
City Urges Buyers To Leave Town Over Jamestown Sign
Corry officials, prompted by a disputed "Shop in Jamestown" sign on West Smith Street, push for removal. Chamber secretary E F Botte says officials informed the city of the situation on December 10 and expected action, but few replies have followed and merchants fear continued disruption as Jamestown imagery persists.
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Corry
Bettus
Corry Merchanes
Rhiral Crew
Parked Cars Halt Removal Of Snow
Streets department workers halt snow removal in the downtown district and main streets to prevent work disruptions. Streets Commissioner Rowe announced streets will be retimed on certain avenues and public notice set for upcoming street blocking.
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Cluap
Suininie
State lawmakers plan adjournment until January 16
Harrisburg reports say Democratic leaders will keep both houses in session next week to work on school appropriations. No immediate tax package is planned. discussions hint at a possible sales tax as a future option, with lawmakers aiming to balance an estimated 465 million dollars for the two year budget.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Dent
General Assembly
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Frank R. Denton
Melton National Bank and Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Trewern Sei Berger
R-Potter
Willy Gop
Long
Tan Roles Levy
Henry
Séate
GOP
Wiel
Thanothm Development
Haat Democrats
Peninsylvani
Typhoid Cases Reported In Lancaster Amid Epidemic
Three more typhoid cases were reported in Lancaster, authorities say. A dairy under investigation during the outbreak is linked to the recent infections. Leo and other employees were tested for typhoid and found to be carriers. measures and warnings were issued by officials.
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Hinritien
Leo
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