Fracture ruled out after heel x ray in Corry mishap
Eugene Brynt of 210% Mott Street went to Corry Memorial Hospital for a heel injury from a basketball incident. X rays showed no fracture and he was released. Oliver Carter, 41, of Spartansburg suffered leg injuries when pinned between a power shovel bucket and a truck. He was treated and observed at Corry Memorial Hospital and due for discharge.
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Eugene Brynt
Mott Street Wanken
Corry Memorial
Oliver Carter
Spartansburg
Carter
A. Zalmeck and
Soi'firm
Corry ‘Memorial Hospital
JP Cribbs Resigns As Saegerstown Justice Of The Peace
Joseph M. Cribbs resigns as Saegerstown justice of the peace effective February 4 after submitting his letter to Governor John W. Fine. Shafer says state and county auditors will review Cribbs records while books remain impounded. Judge Mook will oversee proceedings.
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Meadville
Joseph M. Cribbs
Saegerstown
John 5
Harrisburg
Herbert A. Mook
Raymond P. Shafer
Cribbs
Shafer
Aye
Mook
Sdegerstown
Bucknell Coed Missing. Search Continues for Mengoni
A Bucknell University freshman coed Jacqueline Mengoni from Trenton is missing after leaving campus for a weekend trip to Washington. A 16-year-old Bucknell brother of another coed, Michael OConnell, is also missing. A 14 state alert went out Wednesday but yielded no clues.
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Lewisburg
Menaves
Bucknell University
Washington
Jacqueline Jane Mengoni
Trenton
Florida
Mengoni
Michael O'Connell
Bucknell
Richard Moynihan dies at 53 longtime sheriff hopeful
Richard K Moynihan 53 a Mayville area lawman and former Jamestown officer died in Westfield Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient since January 5 He was elected sheriff last November but health prevented him from taking office He served 33 years in public safety including Jamestown Fire and Police Depts and later the sheriff's office Born in Jamestown April 28 1899 he starred in local football and later worked in public safety. William Sipperley killed in Route 66 crash near Greensburg Pa.
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Mayville
Richard K. Moynighan
Shautauqua County
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Moynihan
Dewey
Moynilian
Jamestown
Sheriff's Department
Mr. Moynihan
Calls for a full naval blockade of Communist China
Washington Rep Short urged a complete naval blockade of China and said President Eisenhower may consider it. Short, chair of the House Armed Services Committee, cited Admiral Radford in a secret briefing promising that such a blockade risks war with the Soviet Union. Short noted Radford’s presence in Washington for talks and voiced belief Congress would back bold actions by the President.
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Washington
Short
R& Mo
China
Eisenhower
House Armed Services Committee
Arthur W. Radford
Russia
Radford
Congress
Eisenhower Lifts Wage Controls Amid Negotiations
The scene centers on Walter Reuther and union leaders pressing wage controls amid a White House visit. Eisenhower signals potential labor secretary choices, naming AFL officials Martin Durkin and Lloyd Mushburr, while CIO and AFL factions discuss a CIO ally for a top labor post.
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Reuther
Naional Press Club
McDonald
White House
Labor
Eisenhower
Martin Durkin
AFL Plabers
Lioyd Mushburr
AFL
CIO
John Edelman
Washington
CIO Textile Workers Union
Labor Officials Comment Amid Stamp of Rite Controls
Officials declined to speculate on effects of price controls on meat and resistances. The article notes the nation’s annual meat spending around a half billion dollars and mentions prewar cars being involved in related commerce, signaling broader economic tensions.
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Rite
Menis
Wartime autos and price controls in 1949 era effects
The text notes private automobiles produced during 1949 45 war years, with about one third of the 80 million passengers made before the war. It mentions custom tuned cars and hot rods priced above $5,000, and that such vehicles were exempt from price controls.
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Turkey
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