Yugoslavia Touted as Possible Middle East Mediator
Observers speculate Yugoslavia may be drafted as a behind the scenes mediator in the Middle East dispute before the UN Security Council. The council may delay Syria's charges of aggression against Israel until after January 1 when Yugoslavia joins the council alongside Italy and Australia.
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Associated
N. Y
Yugoslavia
UN Security Council
Middle East
Council
Syria
Tatael
Withralis
Australia
Couric
Paleatine Truve
Elm Birna
Ferael
Yilgodinvia i Gomeninist
Ice Blamed For Accident At Spring And West Pleasant Streets
Police report a collision yesterday at Spring street and West Pleasant street involving Pan Titeh 27 and Allen R Laurie drivers. Titeh failed to stop at a stop sign while southbound on Sprit alley collided with Laurie's westbound car, pushing Laurie's car into an American Express truck. Damages totaled $60 to Laurie's car and $5 to the truck. no injuries reported.
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Pieneiint
Pilemond
Elty
Pan Titeh
RD. 1
West Pleasant Street
Allen R. Laurie
Laurie
American Express
West Pleasant
Culyer
Q. Ta Mikesell
Prison Warden Exposes Imposter Who Once Taught at Gannon
In Huntsville Texas a prison warden reveals a jailed imposter connected to the case who previously impersonated a professor at Gannon College. The suspect, named as Waldo Demara the Great Imposter, posed as varied professionals and briefly worked within corrections before being uncovered.
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Gannon
Huntsville
Texas
Perinat
Waldo Demara
Ole Ta Puny
Demara
Gnnrioth College
Bele
Two Teens Killed in Washington Area Auto Crash
A multi-vehicle crash in Washington and nearby areas killed two teenagers and injured several others. Other injured include a 17 year old in Washington Hospital and four more in various locations. Officials warned of hazardous driving conditions due to winter weather.
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Cor
Sik
Washington
Pittisburgh
Robert C. Rows
Aitisburgh
Ty Island
Brown's Hill
Morestead
Joh Stols
Audrey Beighard
Wallington
Hays Aleddinik
Jermpuraté
Brid Dewitt
Robert Smith
Curtiss Setioo
Wintt Batly
North Sea Wickley Township
Bowyer
Morricin
R. Sweetapple
Grove City
Euat
Grove Giy
New Custis
Willan Young
News Contin
Corryites Named for Erie Jury Duty
Four Corry residents appear among one hundred eleven jurors summoned for the January term of Erie County Common Pleas Court. Mrs J Freedham 162 Maple Avenue Mrs Winnie Percy Corry Mrs Louis Rossin Franklin Street and Philip Sample 61 West Congress Street are listed among jurors. Seventy seven of the 115 jurors are men and 38 are women. Seventy four reside in the city of Erie and 41 live in outlying areas.
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Erie County Commonless
J.freedham
Maple Avenue
Winnie Plercy
Corny
Louis Rossin
Pranklin Street
Philip Sample
Weat
Congress Streets
Tiwan
Erie
Otter
Public Thanks For Mail Help At Corry Post
Postmaster James Sullivan Lodig thanks the public and staff for cooperation during the Christmas mailing rush. He cites early muffing and local and out of town mailers aiding the Corry Post. He notes 260,000 cancellations from December 12 to today and praises post office employees for continued effort.
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Corry
James Sullivan
Boltianrck
Sullivan
Promisa
Liviaet
Rogers Pays Bonus For Christmas
Rogers Pays Bonus For Christmas to employees at Wareville steel works. The bonus totals 160 hours of pay for basic wages plus extra cents per hour for each year of service. An additional per hour amount is awarded for each five years of service, with higher credits after 18 years.
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Weware Structural Steo Ce
Erhploves
Ike's Holiday Starts With Carol Singing
Washington scene reports Ike's holiday season opening with Carol Singing at the White House. President and Mrs. Truman welcomed guests, including grandchildren, as the First Family prepared for Christmas festivities. The event took place amid wreaths and holiday displays, with visitors noting the warm, informal atmosphere and the traditional carols sung by the choir and guests.
Paratyphoid Deaths Probe in Reading Boy
Reading city officers launch an inquiry into a boy's death from paratyphoid fever. Dr W Polk Stalisen voices concerns as an autopsy confirms the illness, while authorities pursue the germ's origin and the victim's cause.
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Abe Flint
W. Polk Stalisen
City Newlb
He Hua
Michiael
Roendline
Chita A. Cornbelly
Mishoel
Panwly
Blast Demolishes Building in Oklahoma City Tragedy
An explosion demolished a two story building housing a produce firm in Oklahoma City. Two people feared dead and several injured as the blast wrecked the site near Lib Avenue. Emergency crews and workers reported casualties and the blast caused debris to scatter across neighboring streets while investigators examined the toppled structure.
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Associated Pres
Oklahoma City
Ort
Tiantaehy
Jiwa
Faisl
Lib Oklahoma
Hall Doeen
Severn Olyers
Etynets Wuatlige
Ainsil Ly Blivest
Aly
Sammy Shines
Tnt
Sewer Action Set for Next Week in Monty Council
Monty’s council moves to approve sewer line construction near the Haketae Whitt property. Aimed at guiding future development, the measure asks AWINOFILY to survey nearby parcels, establish policy, and seek municipal authority approval. decision delayed to Tuesday.
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Erry
Cue Connell
John Blatt
Tay Ailure Hill
Seston
Montay Connell
Tmt
Bolleitor Rowe Tee
Thorlty
Wardtientius
AL Monty
Counell Martin
Bite
Uity
Kidnap Charges Dropped Against Buffalo Couple
A historical clipping reports charges against a Buffalo couple were dropped. Details mention names like William Goodenough and Mrs. Willian Condandip, with references to a baby and welfare authorities. The article provides fragmented notes on custody and alleged events, framed in a period tone.
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Buffalo
Ed Pres
Werner
Willi Goodenough
Gereifiente
Goodenowel
Willian
Welfare
wRenory
Two Die in Crash Near Medina County
Two men died Saturday in a car crash on a road west of Medina County. Authorities, including Sheriff William Biverink of Albion, reported the deaths as they investigated the wreck involving a Willys vehicle.
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Chash Medina
Willys
West
Ierul
Galiatie County
Mestad
William Biverink
Wut Albion
Colorado Hit By High Winds Damages Heavy
Dust laden winds struck Colorado from Denver to the plains with gusts up to 104 mph damaging homes, power lines, trees and roofs. Fort Collins reported 101 mph, Boulder and Fort Carson also cited strong gusts. Colorado Springs area saw outages and Christmas decorations strewn about as lines failed and emergency calls poured in.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Coloenda
Weather Bureau
Fort Collins
Ft. Carson
Boulder
Fort Morgan
Brush
Longmont
Denver
Colonide Springs
Pali Lake
Montmont
Manitour Springs
Lloyd Jock
Ex Racket Boss Now Reformed in Kilby Prison Ministry
Ex racketeering figure MONTGOMERY AL SED Cook, once a Sunday gambler at Phenix City, now devotes Sundays and weekdays to spreading the gospel as an assistant to Kilby Prison’s chaplain. He was among Phenix City crime figures jailed after the 1954 Patterson murder, later tied to a 1990 shooting case that yielded no indictment. Cook says prison time and religion brought him happiness and contentment.
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Montgomery
Als
Red Cook
Phenix City
Kilby
Cook
Ac le Patterson
Nation Guard
Patterson
Gook Und
John Matical
Athletie
Urla
Kilby Chapel
Origen
Change Date Of Open House For Fire Station Meeting
A disrupted notice reports a rescheduled open house and company meeting at the No. 1 fire station. The revised date shifts from Sunday to Monday with a Thursday night session proposed by fire department officials.
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Willy
Cntesville
Christians Turn To Hopes For Peace At Christmas Observance
Christians from around the world focused on Bethlehem and the Christmas season amid tension in Jordan and near the Jordan Israeli line. The piece notes the Pope’s peace appeals, royal broadcasts, and U S military church leaders delivering messages to forces, with large charity events across Europe for children and refugees.
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Associated Press
Bethlehem
Jordan
St. Gatherint's
Church of the Nativity
Antarctica
Eisenhower
Willie House
David
Barbara Anne
Susan
John
Mary Jean
Walter Reed Hospital
Atlantic
Eliza Re
Sandringham
Norfolk
Edward VII
Commonwealth
Empire
National Council of Churches
Air Force Base
Thile
Greenland
U. S
Germany
France
Toly
City Prepares To Honor Jesus Birth
City residents rush to finish Christmas shopping as industrial plants close for the holiday. The Weather Service forecasts a cloudy warm weekend with no snow while Protestant and Catholic communities prepare to commemorate the birth of Jesus and families plan festive meals.
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Jesus
All Withs
58 Traffic Deaths In Early Hours Of Holiday Weekend
A brief Associated Press report notes at least 58 people were killed in auto and related incidents in the first hours of the Christmas holiday period. The tally, from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, targets highway fatalities and broader holiday risks as the nation heads into peak travel.
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Jong Christas
Ftes
Cook County
Iit
National Safety
Condi Geddique
Nny
T Bn
Charge Man With Rape And Robbery
A Rockville man was charged with rape and robbery in Maryland after a 41 year old woman was assaulted. Police said the incident occurred Thursday and the suspect was held on $32,000 bond in Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Rockville
Navy Hospital Corpaman
Baltimore
Kinley Poised to Lead Streets Department Change
City council plans a reshuffle with Kinley likely to head the streets department. Charles Thompson moves from Parks and Public Property to fill the vacancy created by Ross Fehlman’s departure. Fehlman did not seek re election. Mayor Eur 7, Chery hints at police department changes as council debates absentee posts and seniority factors.
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City Courl
Roundsmay
Fred Kiley
Streets
Charles Thompson
Ross Fehlman
Fehlman
Kinley Wis
Guy Abbey
Newematty Ax fiNwice
Robert Price
Eur
Chery
Kenorathy JK
Abstiicots
Desable
Deni Bechuse
NTE Demande
Ump
Cielimen
Burn
Tom Cornell
Kinley
Ducator
Erie Train Wreck Near City Delays Westbound Trains
An Erie freight train suffered a derailment about two miles west of Corry affecting the route for four hours. A 120 car consist was involved and a derailment derrick from Meadville assisted. Westbound trucks were delayed while the eastbound line remained active until repairs completed.
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Erie
City
Paughond
Corry
Hattie
Adi
Tom Meadville
Coty
California floods drive mass evacuations across three states
Central California evacuation orders hit Yuba City and Marysville as Feather River levees failed. Neighboring Oregon and Nevada faced rising flood pressures while President Eisenhower declared a northern California disaster area. Evacuations exceeded 20 000 in California with damage pegged near 10 million dollars.
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Associated Plans
San Francisco
California
Yuba City
Feather River
Marysville
Eisenhower
Nevada
Sierra Nevada Range
Oregon
Philip D. Batson
Comal
Concat Valley
Sierra
Local Prowler Investigation Prompts Citizen Action
Residents report a prowler active in the Corry area seeking access to homes and following a girl home. Police record multiple complaints in recent months as neighbors urge action to protect homes and capture the suspect.
Salvation Army calls eligible Christmastide helpers
In the Salvation Army headquarters this afternoon a list of eligible Christmas basket and rowhom items were being compiled. Volunteers contacted all eligible persons to assist with the program, inviting them to call for instructions and participation.
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Califom
Christias
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