Auction of Cattle and Household Goods Near Hoxie
A one mile auction near Hoxie offers 26 5 cattle including Guernsey calves spring cows and saddle pony. Household items include electric appliances ge roaster heater washer buckets and a kitchen refrigerator. Listed items feature tractors mower rake carts and farm supplies. Auctioneer is Josh Harry Mott and contact is Dr Shreve.
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Findley
Guernsey
Ilkens
Piank Scouten
Wes
Josh
Harry Mott Street
Huhf Aldes
Shreve
GOP Senate Chieftains Issue Return-To-Work Notice For January 5
Republican Senate leaders announce a return to work on January 5 the day before Congress convenes and praise President Eisenhower for seeking Democratic cooperation. Senate GOP Policy Committee chair Knowland previews a January 5 meeting and invites Democrats to hear parts of the legislative program.
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GOP
Senate Chieftains
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
Sen
Knowland
California
Republican Policy Committee
White House
Petetson
Mich
Tommy
Ketanyer
Dten
Railroad President Signals 6000 Job Cuts Across Regions
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans layoffs of 6000 employees, about 11 percent of the workforce, due to a decline in business and a dim 1954 outlook. The cuts will be statewide across 19 states from New York to Chicago, effective at week end, and reflect a slower freight and overall demand. Howard E. Simpson, B&O president, cited reduced freight traffic as the primary cause and indicated the downturn is not seasonal.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ba&o
New York
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Howard E. Simpson
Employees Receive Service Pins at Jamestown Mfg Plant
Approximately Sue Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp workers were honored in Plant No 1 assembly hall. Management awarded service pins for 5 10 15 20 years while 25 year veterans kept theirs for a dinner held two weeks ago.
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Rusuyie
Sue Corry
Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Yestargy
Rhee Urges End To Futile Talks With Communists
South Korean leader Syngman Rhee urged an end to what he called futile talks with communists. He spoke to rally supporters, insisting on pursuing decisive action and a forceful stance to defend South Korea and push back at North Korean aggression.
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Rhee
Hershey denies Solon charge over draft use in Virginia
Major General TaVid B. Hershey rejects Rep. Burr Warvison’s accusation that draft machinery in Virginia aims to curb farm production. Harrison reports Hershey disagrees with the Virginia draft director and notes a circular discouraging deferments for essential farm workers could shift boards toward agricultural policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
TaVid B. Hershey
Burr P. Warvison
Virginia
Harrion
Hershey
Selective Service
Seek Bids On Local Mail Run For Corry Oil City
Post Office Department seeks bids for a daily mail run between Corry and Oil City. The new contract runs Feb 1 to Jun 30, 1957, managed by Donald Hull of Townville. Bids due January 14. details from postal authorities.
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Corry
Oil City
Post Office
Whiiten
Donald Hull
Prison system reorganization moves forward in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg moves to overhaul state prisons as Rockview and Graterford are separated from Western and Eastern State—creating two independent classification centers under Commissioner of Correction Artin T. Price. The change follows the Devers committee report and gains early approval from the 1954 General Assembly.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John S. Tiie
Rockviaw
Graterford
Easter
Devers
General Assembly
Artin T. Prise
Jacob L. Devers
Ghd Witt
Welfare Department
Justice Department
Aubin Prasse
Pennnsylvania
Pennsylvania Industries School
White Hill
Rackview
Graterfords
Frederick Baldl
Philadelphia ¢Ia
Ab Fockineyg
Erstern
Western
Gratel
We Hew
Eastern
Westar
Kenneth Taylor
Weuliten
Taylor
Stjilo Prayetioientst
Western Sia
Punter
White Ham
Muncy
Local man fined fifty dollars for drunken disorderly conduct
William Klasen of Corry pleaded guilty before Police Magistrate M. Cobbett to drunken and disorderly conduct after a May morning disturbance on East Main Street. He paid a $50 fine plus costs, restitution for a broken window, and was held briefly before revealing details at the hearing.
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William Klasen
R.D
Corry
Ale
Cobbett
Klasch
Jclly
East Main Street
Sinsch
Wayne Skinner
South Center Street
Iby Rumio
City Hall
Winsch
Council Reads 1954 Budget In Brief Tonight
The city council meets at 7:30 pm to approve the 1954 budget raising the per capita tax and property rate. Officials-elect Earl J. Cherry and Charles Thorpiton will take oaths in a separate session next Monday, replacing long‑serving mayor J. Feed Kinley and finance chief S. Walter Sweet.
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Counechman
Charles Thotfipeton
J. Feed Kinley
Walter Sweet
Mayo
Inquest Set in Corryite Death
An inquest into Corryite’s death was scheduled by Warren County coroner Ed Lowrey for 805 West Pleasant Street. The victims, Mr and Mrs Haupin, died after their car plunged from a bridge rail into a railway right of way near Yolingsville. Jury members listed include Manley Overturf, Richart Yeauolo, W Park, Charles Musante, Calvin Rossman, and Homer Pisree. No inquest time was set. Mrs Haupin remains in critical condition at Warren General Hospital.
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West Pleasant Street
Ed Lowrey
Warren General Hospital
Arvind
Sym Witiel
Yolingsville
Manley
Richart Yeaulo
W. Park
Charles Musante
Calvin Rossman
Homer Pisree
Heefennveey Althoust
Dulles Warns Reds of Possible Direct U S Retaliation
Secretary of State Dulles warned that the United States may retaliate directly if Communist China intervenes in Korea or Indochina. He stressed that while troop numbers may fall, the US and its French allies will rely on new weapons and allied forces to counter any renewed aggression, and he downplayed threats to Thailand.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dulles
U. S
China
Indochina
Korea
Eisenhower
Laos
Economists See Mild Recession Through 1954
Washington economists project a mild 1954 recession with a roughly five percent drop in production. They anticipate benefits from the tax cut and inflation relief measures, while warning a longer downturn would require renewed policy actions. Analysts note mixed signals about whether the weakness will extend beyond a few months into a broader downturn.
Russians Free Two Americans in Berlin
Two Americans, Homer F. Cox of Tulsa Oklahoma and Telahe Towers of Piney, were released by Soviet authorities in Berlin after being held since September 29 1940. Army officials said both appeared physically sound aside from barbering, and investigations continue. A second item notes Judge Gustav K Schramm begins his third term as president judge of Allegheny County Juvenile Court.
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Associated Press
Berlin
U. S
Army
Sievetili
Pmt
Homer FL Cox
Tulsa
Okls
Telahe Towers
Piney Seaman
Cox
Wilhi
Amerinimn
U. S. Star Department
Moscow
Plekvid
Savien
Enalshorst
Paket
Tone Cox
Towers
Wudge
THING
Tor Pittsburgh
Oustay K. Schramm
Allegheny Country
Forest fires flare as 1000 plus men fight twin blazes
Dozens of crews battled two major forest fires near Mt Baldy as flames forced evacuations and closed areas across Paymeena and San Pitzo. Officials reported the Mt Baldy blaze controlled though crews remained on scene. Evacuations affected about 2,500 people and surrounding communities faced evacuation advisories.
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Steeles
Forest Service
Ari
Baldy
Wilson
Ontakirii
Monrovin
Hit
Paymeena
Avro Superior Mite Plant To Close For Inventory
Aerols closed for inventory this week at Avro Superior Mite Co. The plant will shut Thursday night due to New Year’s holiday with about 80 percent of workers assigned to inventory duties. A new schedule will begin Monday morning.
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Avro Sup Hy Mite
New Fear
Replacement of 10000 US airmen in Europe with civilians planned
In Wiesbaden Germany an Air Force plan outlines replacing 10,000 American airmen in Europe with 6,611 civilians. The move aims to free about 36 million dollars for activations at new Air Force wings in the United States, with a similar program reportedly to be carried out in the Far East.
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Civicians
Army Plans to Weed Out Incompetent Enlistees
An Army spokesman said the force will remove incompetent soldiers as part of enforcing standards and ensuring readiness. Most drafted men who fail basic tests will be discharged honorably and eligible for veterans benefits, while others may be kept for further training or separation as needed.
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Army
Associated Press
Wamtington
bNert
Hig
Dimen
Iyi
Veterans Benefit
Boy, 8, Drowns in Nearby Lake
Eight year old James Brew of West English Street drowned while playing near a lake after the ice gave way on the edge of a fence and a branch, with bystander Tichnet Horn, 14, summoning aid. Police and Fire Department responders attempted rescue with grappling hooks. the boy was transported to Jamestown General Hospital where he died. Coroner Frederick Mattison issued a certificate of accidental death by drowning.
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Jamespown
Alley
Vesta
Une Lee
Jones and Gifford Avenue
Jamestowry General Hospital
Ind
Nathsnlet L Baron
Frederick Mattison
Falconer
Coal operator dies at 84 in Pennsylvania fields
George Baton, a renowned mining engineer and coal consultant, died after a brief illness at age 84. He chaired Greensburg Connellsville Coal and Coke Co and Eston Coal Co, overseeing five Pennsylvania mines and partnerships with George Eaton and Co of Ohio.
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Pittsburgh
George
Baton
Greensburg- Connellsville Coal and Coke Co
Eston Coal Co
Pennsylvania
Vir
Ohio
Heeles
Eaton and Co
Minority Report Blames Reds For Stalling Tactics
In a terse briefing, South Korea's foreign minister denounced India for backing a report that accuses Communist forces of delaying prisoner interviews. The document, produced by Sweden and Switzerland, says North Korean and Chinese prisoners faced long delays, sometimes hours, during interrogations.
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South Korea
India
Pyul Yue ‘Tal
Forlani Losal Pyins
Aitack
Chunchetinyy Saaiyket Thadia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Heoreh Kou
Korea
Gid
Vetyn Bo
Sweden
Switzerland
Colverente
Gasco Rate Hike Approved by Power Commission
The Power Commission approved a $1,804,800 rate increase for gas customers in New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio set to take effect December 1. The plan allows refunds for differences between interim and final rates, with bonding to cover discrepancies from April to December. The increase impacts firms including Pennsylvania Gas Company and related utilities serving Oil City and nearby areas.
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Emlenton
Merter Gas Dishant Fuel Go
Merter
AniWer Gay Co
Andover
Ohio
FPG
Erejiee
Annie
New Year's Baby Gifts Highlight Local Merchants
Corry welcomes the first baby born in 1984 with gifts donated by Avenue merchants. An assortment of items including a sweater, cap, booties, books, a blanket, and a camera are on display at He’s Grocery Store.
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First Avenue
Corry
Avenue Business Places
He’s Grocery Store
Perkin
Seb Leo al Coq
Splesman's Shoe Store
Jamen's
Joe's
Rosabacher's Thalrance
Badhoffer Distributing Company
Wy Clark
Patterson Shota
Baby Book
Willige Garage
Borstortfort Fuel
Johnson
Brett
Paniie and Power
C. J
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