Frisina Freed Of Gambling Charges In Corry Raid
In Erie County Court Pete Marty and Sam Mercure pleaded guilty to lottery related counts, with sentence deferred as prosecutors said Frisina of Corry faced similar charges. Frisina’s charges were later dropped, while a Johnsonburg youth was released after agreeing to testify. A fourth defendant, Joseph Malfara, was released. all details hinge on grand jury action and future sentencing.
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Pete Marty
First Avenue
Sam Mercure
Johnsonburg
Elmer Evans
Erie
Angelo Frisina
Corry
Herbert Johnson
Frisina
Rala
Corry Beverage Co
Joseph Malfara
Roy Mong
Marty
Mercure
Joseph Creselman
Lawrence Park
Segal
Prisma
Johnson
West Main Street
Fails To Raise Needed Cash In Fraud Case At The Pantry
Al derman Melvin Cobbett joined James J. Davis 25 of 21 Allen street in a fraudulent conversion case involving about $80. Davis, who pled guilty to the charge, was returned from Erie County Jail and bound over to the next term. He allegedly spent cash on a utility bill and signed two bad checks for Mrs. Isabella Foster at The Pantry on West Main Street. Davis has a prior record including non support charges. A second item notes the death of Dr Edward Jevikelns, longtime YMCA official and former president of Williams College, Palo Alto resident.
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Ste Ren Uduteil
Melvin
Cobbett
Erie County
James J. Davis
Allen Trent
Isabella Foster
Patiiry
West Main Street
Davis
Foster
DiVis
Prat
Tilia
Aero Supply Names Strauss New President
Aero Supply Mfg Co Inc announced major executive changes at the Mt. Hope plant. At a January 1 board meeting, Bam Irvine resigned as president but remained as board chairman. Leo Strauss of New York City was named acting president and J. Leslie Lenton was named vice president and general manager, effective February 1, 1956. Strauss, a major stockholder with Harry Margolis, will actively participate in local management while spending part of his time in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply Mt. Co
Tne
West Main Street
Aero Supply Mfg. Co, Inc
Bam J. Irvine
Leo Strauss
New York City
J. Leslie Lenton
Harry Margolis
Corry
Move WE Talks To Washington
Washington officials summoned Westinghouse and United Electrical Workers leaders to push talks to end the 109 day strike that idled about 55 000 workers. Dispute centers on contract terms and a time study proposal amid a contested wage rate matter with General Electric as a benchmark. In another line of news a mine accident in Greensburg Westmoreland County killed 43 year old D Fox of East Huntingdon Township.
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Deeee
Washington
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Joseph F. Flnnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Pittsburgh
Binnegan
Robert D. Blaster
Westinghouse
James B. Carey
General Electric
TOE
Greensburg
Hutchinson
Westmortland
Inside Job Theory Drops In City Theft
Police revise view on a $3181 gas company theft after new evidence. Chief Harley Drake, aided by State Police Trooper John Hornick, questions three employees while checking hotels for possible strangers. Officials say the fresh lead targets local offices and the security of the gas firm remains under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley ‘Drake
Fennaylvania Oas Company
Ins
Drake
John Hornick
Ga Company
I Aly Bitest
Hotnick
Frank Milligan
State Police
Comprisinz
Crawford
Warren Wa Vensingo Cotles
Hornick
Lim
L. L. Noble
Lawrence Hosier
Henry Fleckenstein
Fit
Noble
Gam
U S Figure Skating Medalist Sets World Title Claim
The United States figure skating team celebrated a medal win as U S skaters dominated the world championships. Hayes Alan Kat of Colorado led a strong showing with a clean free skate as teammates Hope Aly and others delivered high marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUI Suive Lama
Mdieeney Lly
Hayes Alan Katius
Cola
Vali YoRtnmhbs
Rabie Robertins
United States
Yeiayter Bames
Cohen Aton Lea
Hiryes Aly
Sloudey
Colorudd College Seni
Ftobestoy Ui
Tome Rowely
Gill
Thare Hale
YMCA Fund Drive Reaches Near Milestone In Pledges
YMCA leaders report progress with about $118,414 already pledged toward a goal of $239,000. Volunteers and officials describe strong community response from Corry and surrounding areas as they tally promised gifts across multiple pledge levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Loriny
Corryiles
Nya
Wheat-Sinp
Soviet Cabinet Shake Averts Beria’s Legacy In Purge
Moscow reports a Kremlin reshuffle replaces top police and internal security officials including the dismissals of Kruglov and aides. The purge tightens control ahead of the forthcoming Soviet Communist party congress while signaling a shift in internal security leadership and construction oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beria
Associated Press
Moscow
Kremlin
Lau
Bas Lamrenty
Boviet
Atmond
N. Krufoy
Ids Jormel
Berta
Jas Dapord
Vo Doubt
Krugloy
I Hubsin
Miljtis
Huw
Communist Party
Pravda Siti Kingley
Mie Post
Sueteede
Moticaw
N. PB
N. PB. Dudovny
Tidorey
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Soviet Council of Ministers
Cherise
Vosteyn
Kruglov
Tole Jowod
WOU
Leaders Urge All-Out Effort To Make Peace
Washington and London prime ministers wrap up talks urging a sustained push for Middle East peace under United Nations auspices. Officials caution against immediate troop deployment and keep options open while flagging Soviet influence as a central concern. Contemplates UN force and a demilitarized zone amid Israeli Arab tensions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Eden
United Nations
U.N
Rinenhower
Dulles
Middle East
Plane Down In River Leaves Two Missing
A twin engine Air Force plane crashed into the Monongahela River near a bridge yesterday. Two crew members are missing as divers search the river in heavy rain. Authorities name the pilots and list surrounding officials and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
State Police Report On Ailing Investigation Details
A garbled police report outlines an ongoing investigation by state authorities. It mentions officer names, a court official, and an attorney, with references to patrol activity and financial details. The fragmentary text suggests crime inquiry steps and possible hospital or arrest actions while preserving limited names and dates.
Hope For Tax Deal By Week's End In Harrisburg
Optimistic lawmakers in Harrisburg push for a tax agreement to end the monthlong deadlock. House Democratic leaders Rendell, Readinger, and Rep. Bower report progress on a bipartisan compromise, with a memo to households and committees outlining fiscal relief and revenue plans aimed for completion by week’s end.
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Hope
Mmnocarenere
Harrisburg
Rendjanot
Berks
House
Democratic
Bower
R-Northumberland
Readinger
Prentohrpityoversii
Jawer
Commonwealth
Corry Elks PER Night Set With Charles Kell ing Guest
Corry Elks plan a PER Night featuring Charles P Kell ing as guest speaker. The event includes an Elks badge presentation, initiation of new members, a dinner, and a floor show with entertainment. Delegates and officers of the lodge will participate in ceremonies and vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Kelling
Boeyear
Hiks
Dveun
Keating
Russia Seeks Release of Seized Trawlers
Moscow and Soviet government demand Norway free Russian trawlers seized for fishing inside Norwegian four mile limit. Norway replies with patrols and say 14 Soviet boats netted near Alemund as tensions flare over territorial waters.
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London
Wnuy
Norway
Moscow
Tromsoe
Alemund
Emassy
Four Mile
Umit
South Africa severing ties with Soviet Union over subversive activity
Cape Town announces South Africa will remove the Soviet consulate general and sever diplomatic relations by March as the Soviet Union is accused of subversive activities. The move follows allegations of spy rings linked to Moscow and past Soviet embassy contacts, with London and Ottawa cited in the case.
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Yong
Wayne
Concord
Elgin
Spencer Ronal
Capelown
South Africa
South Africanu
Soviet Union
B. 1
Louw
Ghul
Autre
Tadiy
Four More Seek Assembly Office in Brie County Race
Four more candidates pursue the assembly seat in Brie County. Incumbent Blair faces competition from TMllan Polski, Aiblon Daxeph, DeMenico Brin, and Salvator Randieny, amid a race that includes vetting papers and party dynamics.
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Assembly
Élikieal
Frick
Brie
Vetlion
Tmllan Polski Gt Brie
Stanley Blair
Aiblon
Daxeph
DeMenico
Brin
Salvator Randieny
Mibereake
Mollet Becomes French Premier With Broad Left-Front Support
Guy Mollet, Socialist Party leader, approved as French premier forming a broad Republican Front government. In a 420 to 71 vote with 83 abstentions, the Assembly backed Mollet amid shifts by Communists and moderates. He pledged negotiations to end the Algerian conflict and outlined a policy to strengthen Western European ties and the North Atlantic Alliance.
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Abtrinyl
Devom
Paris
Pramier
Guy Mollet
Socialist Party
Na- Mort
Arly
Mollet
Popular Front
Uroup
Uis
MRP
Popular Republican Movement
Republican Front of
Republican Front
Pere Mendes
Tor
Wsembly
Jindern
Menroe
Mediterranan
Beverly
Ruby
Aures
Mountata
European Union
North
Ford Declares 60 Cent Dividend
Ford Motor Co declares a 60 cent per share dividend on 69,401,470 shares of common stock. Shareholders of record February 2 will receive the payout, including 10,200,000 shares formerly sold at 64.60. The Ford Foundation will also be a major recipient. the 240 goal rate had been anticipated at the stock sale.
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Ford Matar Coom
Shueb
Ford Matar
Aline Thether
Ford Foundation Ihself
Bizarre Plot To Kill Parents Is Revealed
A teen girl Marlene Chombold, with two men, plotted to kill her parents Joseph and Margaret Chomko after shooting Margaret in a Riverside County home. Attorney Ralph Needle said all three admitted involvement and that John Pitt masterminded the plan. Police traced a chase toward New York before arrest.
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Ralph Needle
Marlene Chombold
Taylor
Ate Margaret
Needle
Simen Diane
Scranton
New York
Timong
John Pitt
Boranton
Noodly
Diane
Pitta
Marlowe
Joseph
Nowal
Chomkos
Chonkos
Pitte
Chomko
Needle Yard
Sul Pitta
Joe Gil
Taylie Telephone Exchange
Poilor
Mia
Ghomko
Marlene
Churgen
Edward
Josep
Britef
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Palo Alto
Calif
Edward Jevikelns
Work
Charge Williams College
Chicago
Venre
Aero Supply
Strauss
U.S
Ike, Eden
Dls
Tyne
al Force
Jabvows
Weir
Lin Feelin
Vera New
Tobin
Tamlevan
Meinl yOire Pal MeEer
Alftud
Ally Tmnt
Law Weis
Chawls
Philp
Ajork
Tau
Lins Caves
Russia
Ford
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