Corry Resident H D Haupin Dies After Bridge Crash
H D Haupin of West Pleasant Street dies in Warren General Hospital from injuries after his car plunged through a bridge railing onto the railroad right of way near Youngsville. He was 58 and lived most of his life in the Corry area. He is survived by his wife Myrtle, a daughter Avis Phelps and son Ronald Haupin, plus many relatives. Funeral arrangements listed.
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H. D
Herbie” Haupin
Bog West Pleasant Street
Warren General Hospital
Ihan Auita
Youbesville
Houpin
Myrtle
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Warren
Young Funeral Home
Youngaville
Gibson Funeral Home
Haupin
Corry
St.Pauly Lutheran Church
Carson Brundige
Wesieyville
Ardeth Hedderick
Trenton
N J
Templeton
Jucken Funeral Home
Bear Lake Cemetery
Corry Invites All to Yule Display at Oscar Lauger Farm
Corry Chamber of Commerce secretary BB Battes announced a large Christmas light display at Oscar Lauger Farm near Lotteville Northwestern Pennsylvania. The event features 9500 lights a wishing well ranch house and music with a welcoming ceremony planned by city officials and local leaders. Display runs nightly from How to January 3 with directions via Route 11 to Three Points then north toward Latteville for motorists from Corry and surrounding areas.
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Oscar Lauger
Beer Chase
Oscar Bruger
Lotteville
B. B. Battes
Cony
Langer
U. of C
Corry
Wrightsville
Latteville
Ambassador To Israel Succumbs
The ambassador to Israel dies after a long illness. He had served as a representative to regional groups and held posts in Shanghai and other capitals. His death leaves a widow and one son, with funeral arrangements noted but details unclear in the fragmented report.
Beating Case Moves Toward Charges
Police report a beating incident at a West Main address involving Dani Brigham Ann Smith and Elmer Smith from Corry. Mrs Ray Olson filed the report after her husband was struck, but an alderman could not be located to issue a warrant. a new warrant was promised.
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West Main
Ray Olson
West Stain Scor
Dani Brigham
Ann Smith
Elmer Smith Jn
Corry
Glengpartment
Glaony
M. S Gobbett
Train wreck toll tops world news with multiple disasters
Associated Press reports a string of deadly railway accidents worldwide. A Wellington to Auckland passenger train plunging into a river gorge killed many. a Bratislava to Prague crash near Sulkvice killed scores. an Andes freight derailment in Peru left six dead and a seventh injured. a Pakistan freight derailment claimed four crewmen.
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Associated Press
Iba
New Aland
Penn and Paldstam
New Zealand
Wellington
Czechoslovakia
Sulkvice
Tron Curtain
Andes
Sims
Peru
Pakistan
Queta
Westurn Bart
Coun |En
Warren Baby Dies In Fall On Stairs
In Warren, Mr and Mrs Donald Meine awoke to find their 2 year old son dead at the foot of the stairs. Cremer Lowrey reported the child fell seven steps and died from a broken neck. Parents questioned whether the Christmas season unsettled him or if he left bed inadvertently.
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Warren
Donald Meine
Jandime
Cremer Ei Lowrey
James
Lowrey
Hessling
Four Accidents Probed In Area Over Holiday
Multiple crashes investigated after a busy holiday period. Police report four separate accidents in the area near Union City and Waterford, involving Haley Shreve and MacQuarrie, with injuries and vehicle damage. Investigations continued to determine fault and potential arrests.
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Holiday
Eisenhower Begins New Year Work On Congressional Messages
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower returned from Georgia to Washington to resume work on three messages to Congress. He plans to deliver the State of the Union January 15, with budget and economic remarks to follow. A nationwide address is set for January 4 as the administration outlines its 1954 program.
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Associated Press
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Wisen— Wawer
Congress
Wisenower
Washington
Ft. Baum
John Eisenhower
Barbara
Eisenhower
John 3. Doud
Bible White House
Aubustd National Golf Club
Tuitwane
United Nations
Thien
Ohio man kills three then takes own life on Christmas Eve
In Massillon Ohio Orvis Burdett 39 an ex convict angered by parole revocation killed his wife her brothers and father in an apartment house attack before shooting himself Burdett had served 18 years in a West Virginia state pen for a previous killing His wife Gwendolene 86 and Delbert Gwinn 33 were among the victims In the aftermath deputies said the parole was revoked recently amid complaints by the wife and her family
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Associated Press
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Ohio
Orvis
Bursed
Hin Tek Ta
Sameenti Burdett
Moundsville
W.va
Howard Intbaden
Yasivil
Midner
Parale
W Dene
Burdett
Gwendelene
Hor Ntier
Columbus Cochran
Delbert
Gwinn
Cookra
Gyhin
Navarre
Cookrat
Man kills himself after brutal hatchet attack in McKeesport
AB year old Anthony Mirista attacked Mrs Elizabeth Kovak 69 and her daughter Helen 28 with a hatchet in McKeesport Pennsylvania then killed himself in the hospital boileroom where he once worked. Coroner ruled suicide after Mirista’s body was found. Detective Joseph Reddington stated Mirista, an ex convict, slashed his left wrist drank caustic soda and hanged himself. Police across eight states searched for Jurista after the Thursday assault. The elderly woman remained in critical condition and her daughter was recovering.
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Mckeesport
Anthony Mirista
McKeesport Hospital
Jurista
Joseuh T. Reddington
Jutisia
Elizabeth Ko- Vak
Helen
Sid Duriska
Miss Ovale Fe
Tim
Shean
Womain
Cect Etta Reonver
USO Troupe actresses burned in Korea theater blast
In Korea yesterday USO troupe actresses suffered minor first and second degree burns from a stave explosion. Phyllis Io Gani of Tokyo, Miss McCann, and Lucille Bennett were treated with water and taken to a Tokyo Army hospital for care.
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Tokyo
Phyllis Io~ Gani
Toring Uso
Korea
Tokyo Army Hospital
Miss McCann
Lucille Bennett
Marie Dionne Spends Christmas in Quebec Convent
Marie Dionne, 19, nun in the Quisitupless convent near Quebec, spent her first Christmas in cloistered silence with fellow sisters Yvonne Annette Covile and Biallie. The other girls celebrated with their parents Alva and Mes in Callander Ontario.
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Marie Dionne
Quebec
Quisitupless
Soeur du
Yvonne
Annétte
Covile
Biallie
Mes
Alva
Dioling
Callander
Ont
Nation's Christmas holiday traffic deaths near record
A読OCR fragment reports traffic fatalities over the holiday period with numbers: 290 deaths during Christmas Eve to year end and 540 statewide deaths tallied in a broad nationwide count. The text includes weather notes and inquiries about the weekend travel safety.
Red-led forces split Indochina at Mekong retreat
Vietminh forces seized Thakhek on the Mekong border, splitting Indochina in two as French troops withdrew to meet a new Vietminh thrust. Reports say Ho Chi Minh’s forces moved rapidly, while French evacuations aimed to protect key units and hold lines north or south along the river.
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Etminh
Thakhek
France
Associated Press Saigon
Tadochinin
Vari Buarel
Vietminh
Tito
Une Ubayie
Mekong River
Mekong
Ho Chi Mish
Enos
Senalon
Souvanne Phouina
Probe Beating Of Legless War Veteran Near Artesia
Long Beach Gallia special deputy investigators chase a Christmas Day beating of Charles J. Baker, a war veteran without legs. He says five or six youths dragged him from his car in the Artesia district, beat him, robbed him of a Christos watch and one artificial leg, and threatened him as they raged. He described losing a finger or two and his remaining artificial toe torn off during the attack.
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Long Beach
Gallia
Charles J. Baker
Korea
Mars
Shertif
Artesia
Six in Family Perish in Fire at Frenchburg Home
A small frame house at Frenchburg Hy. is the scene of a fatal fire that killed a mother and five of her six children. the father escaped the flames and helped rescue one child who survived. Local authorities investigated the blaze and identified the family members as the sole residents.
23 Are Killed In Church Stampede
In Toluca Mexico a church stampede killed 23 worshipers and injured many more during a Christmas service. Neighbors helped as frightened crowds pushed toward exits. a rector described attempts to quell the panic as candles shed light on the chaos amid a crowded parish.
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Associated Press
Toluca
Mexico
Temungo
Jose Orivo
Rieker
Merkureh
St Johns Day Banquet Slated at Parish Hall
Arrangements for St Johns Day banquet are set for the parish hall at the Emanuel Epworth Church on Wednesday. Corry Toledo 965 and Columbus Royal Arch Chapter 200 members will attend, with a 9 oclock dinner served by Corry Chapter ladies. The invocation will be given by Rev Rudolph Bangert.
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Trominuel Epes Copil
Corry Toxdge
Columbus Royal Arch
Corry
Order of the Eastern Star
Rudolph M. Bangert
Gletin
Walle
Rex
Legalizing Wiretap Evidence Sparks Senate Debate
The forecast of legalized wiretap evidence splits Congress as Sen. Ferguson and Sen. Potter advocate limited use under safeguards. Sen. McCarran and Sen. Browell express doubt while the administration weighs proposals to permit trials with specified conditions. Public confusion and partisan tension mark the hearings.
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Ferguson
Sen. Potter
Washington
Renate Republic
Bol Ley Committee
Vance
Michigan
Fotter Miri
Ben. McCarran
Nevada
Senate
Brovitiell
Congtess
Eteeshower
Lai Feipusoe
Death of Loy Shubert Forms Theatrical Legacy
New York reports Loy Shubert, 74, chief of Shubert Theatrical Enterprises, died after brief illness at Mount Sinai Hospital. He led a vast booking empire with brothers and built the family theater organization into a major show business force. He survived by two brothers and other relatives.
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Lee Shubert
New York
Loy Shubert
Shubert
Shubert Theatrical Enterprises
Mt Singi Hospital
Babson Sees Stocks Better Buy Than Gov't Bonds
Washington column discusses diversification and compares government bonds with stocks. The writer weighs risks, noting government bonds’ tax and repayment advantages, but highlights global defaults and discount prices on foreign issues. The piece hints at a continued discussion across pages.
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Babson
Soviets Delay January 4 Date Notes to Western Ambassadors
Moscow says administrative difficulties push back the intended January 4 date. Officials in the Soviet Union indicate delays may extend to January 25 or later, complicating plans and prompting Western diplomats to await clarification.
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Moscow
Russia May Seek Change in Site of Four Nations Meet
Western sources say the Soviet Union rejected January 4 as the Four Foreign Ministers meeting date and proposed alternatives in Germany. Moscow reportedly sought a different venue and insisted on an all German government before nationwide elections, while still willing to attend the conference.
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Assoutitea
Moscow
Soviet Union
Berle
Asprimality Notirees
Fie West
U.S
Foumer Atliad Control Authonity
Amerjoniy
Vitar Wes
Tstoil
High Foni Missioneay
Germenty Center
Bern
Chey
Tourspower
Opel
Livi
Bermuda
Eisenhower orders partial U S ground force cut in Korea
President Eisenhower announced a progressive reduction of U S ground forces in Korea, stating two Army divisions will be returned home as the armistice has held five months. He cited improved Republic of Korea forces and reduced need for ground strength, while stressing continued allied military capability. Royal couple visit Auckland as Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh tour New Zealand with about 5,000 people attending.
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Elenlower
Korea
Ibis
Eisen—hower
Arr
Republic of Far
Bates Auckland
New Zealand
Edinburgh
Zealand
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