Yugoslavia Eyes Western Arms If War Comes
An army spokesman hinted Yugoslavia would seek Western military aid if war arises. Maj. Loncarevic said the country would not fight alone as Tito and other leaders listened at a pre Army Day reception. He accused Soviet leadership of endangering Yugoslavia and noted food shipments from the United States.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Uhr
Russia
Con Dio Loncarevic
Marshal Tito
Igh
Iso
United States
Christmas program at First Baptist Church Sunday School
The Fire Baptist Church Sunday School presented its annual Christmas program to parents Wednesday evening. Primary department performers included Thomas Hutgelmann, James Dorschel, Patricia Gates, Lillian Nelson, Carol Betts, Marilyn Daniels, Perry Stroup, Sandra Croker, Elsie, Midge, and William Beckwith. The junior group featured Gladys Blynt, Connie Shaver, Janet Stroup, and Donna Hickle with flannel graph exercises. Musical numbers included a trumpet solo by Thomas Carroll and duets by Howard and Randall Sherwood and Mary Ann Cosma and Terry Carroll. A religious film Child of Bethlehem delighted the children, followed by a party with a gift exchange. The article notes the coat of the small mountain sheep of Armenia as a wool and hair blend.
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First Baptist Church
Children of the Fire Baptist Church
Thomas Hutgelmann
James Dorschel
Patricia Gates
Lillian Nelson
Carol Betts
Marilyn Daniels
Perry Stroup
Sandra Croker
Elsie
Midge
William Beckwith
Gladys Blynt
Connie Shaver
Janet Stroup
Donna Hickle
Thomas Carroll
Howard
Randall Sherwood
Mary Ann Cosma
Terry Carroll
Ribbons and flowers mark Ashville fire chief reappointment
Items report local commerce and notices from Ashville to Bradford including Paver’s candy price, rosette and corsage displays, and street coasting designations. A midwest amusement park owner’s death is noted along with a beauty operator attacked downtown. Additional items cover firefighter pension coverage, a Hollywood separation, and trivia about an elephant’s trunk.
Local stores to close Saturday and a safety alert
Corry's men's clothing announces Saturday closing at 223 Franklin. An unidentified suspect allegedly slugged Mrs. Trene Hasrett in the Libia uf hex apartment building at 1 22 a m causing two severe injuries. A four year old escaped unharmed from a near Christmas tragedy caused by an explosion from a gas leak in Superior Street, starting a fire. William J Reynolds, 19, son of Agnes B Phillips, was shot in the leg during North Korea fighting near Chosin reservoir. Bertha M McConegly of Albion reports her son Tech Sergeant Harry W Conegly was killed in a C 54 transport crash on January 26, 1950. Last minute gift ideas include embroidered percale sheet and pillow case sets at Carroll's Gift Shop.
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Corry
Javening
Franklin
Fraklle Lice
Trene Hasrett
Mabel
Tiusville
Pfe
William J. Reynolds
Agnes B. Philis
Chotsin Reservoir
North Korea
Sted
Albion
Bertha M. McConegly
Tech
Harry W. Conegly
Air Force
Tamestown
Aalées
Davenport
Superior Street
Roy H. Anderson
Carroll
Local rail service cuts and holiday bakery ads in Corry region
Notices note suspension of sections of rail lines by Pennsylvania Railroad and final runs of others, plus local business chatter. Corry Bakery promotes decorated Christmas cakes and butter ruff. Warren radio seeks higher power. Phillips Jewelry hours updated. search for tug Sachem continues as weather hinders methods. gift items and towels advertised by area shops.
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Duquesne
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt Beer
F. L. Baressi
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry Bakery
Dial
Warren
Wnab FM
Federal Communications ‘Commission
Paul Trio
Christmas program at E U B Church noted
Public invited to annual Christmas program at E U B Church on Christmas Eve from 7 to 8 am. Also included are notes on Elk County draft activities, a juried larceny charge against Scorse F. Shigarts, a hospital auxiliary charity ball set for December 28, and a subscription promotion at Kip's Soda Bar.
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Elk County
Pennsylvania
el County
Erie
Cuensvon County
Hospital Auxiliary
Erie Man Seeks Parole After 23 Years In Prison
Dee Wore, an Erie man known as Ware, plans to petition the state parole board next month after serving 23 years of a life sentence for a 46 murder case. Attorneys say he has been sufficiently punished and hopes to become a productive citizen if released. The case involved accomplices John Widkart and James Parker, who aided in robberies. all three were connected to a store robbery and a murder.
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Erie
Brie
Dee
Dee Wore
Pelligrino Cook
Stre Paron House
Euwitd Carney
Pennsylvania
Ware
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Barger
Army
Armenia
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Thomas
George
Mid Amsement Park
Wisster
Mian
Pia
Kasco
Corry Supply and Equipment Co
Agnes Brown
Kip
Oil City
James ©. Starks
Pennyvania Telephone Corporation
Edle
Avalon
East Main Street
Bradford
Jay L Peet
J. Lee Peet
West Branch
Korea
Pareetls
rFranz Furniture
Hollywood
Judy Garland
Winnerite Minnelli
Yesteing
Mortan's Children's Shop
Hruvilte
Tituseille Firemen
Uney
Irene
Mullen
Ane Ne
Stewart
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Herman
Heimann
Warren Vincent Weston
Kane
Pennsylvam Avenue
Jvceen
Nolen
Liberty Street
Yi Bediy
Weaton
Mcintyre's
Emblem Oil CO. N
Center St
W.1
Armitage, Sra
Jamertown
Jenree
Scorse
F. Shigarts
Curwenaville Xaived
Aclion
Allen E Burgar
Rotary
Maryland
Loblaw
Loblaw’s Mixed Nuts
Topp
Denier
Henry Rosenfeld
North Center Street
Fashion Academy
Meerdink
West Main and
Spring
Sheiman
Bulova
Gothic
Gruen Croton
Benrus
Helbros
Heiman
Jooknut Witk
John Widkart
James Parker
Ook
Witron
Parker Brothers
Tor Vine Milter
Dor Ware
Todi Grontien
Weta Cosul Jarry
Shele
Eno
Reid
CTA da Mds
Erie - Union City - Corry Warren - Kane
Youngsville
Union City
Seam
3Tround
Orie Union City
Greyhound Terminal
H. A. Croscot Lee Cream Bar
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