Europe Struck by Cold Wave Floods Amid Freezing Winter
Europe and parts of the Middle East endured a 17 day freeze with floods and cold waves. Rivers burst banks damage runs to millions as Turkey reports 72 dead and Britain records 47. Weather across the continent caused crop losses and fuel shortages with dozens of towns snowbound.
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Associated Press
London
Europe
Middle East
Turkey
Rhine
Yugoslavia
Strumica
Netherlands
Spain
France
Italy
Britain
Denmark
Greece
Germany
Austria
Holland
Portugal
Switzerland
Belgium
Sweden
Berlin
East Germany
Poland
Norway
Libya
Thrace
Aga Kunius
Zonguldal
Zere
Skorpen
Bonn
Nuernberg
Wisper
Larch
Fribourg
England
Scotland
Hutmilder Werther
Atlantic
Hospital Patient Load Rises at Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital reported January admissions totaling 121 patients with 1 578 days of care. The monthly census averaged 61 with 34 births and 5 deaths. Surgical services included 45 major and 68 minor operations. Directors present at the meeting included Young Haakins Holden Slattery Elston Edinger Sill Fuller Pain and Rainesale.
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Corry Memorial
Young
Haakins
Holden
Slattery
Elston
Edinger
Sill
Fuller
Pain
Rainesale
Bank of England Hikes Rate to 8 Percent for Lending
The Bank of England raised its lending rate to 8 percent the highest in 24 years. The move, ordered by Chancellor Harold Macmillan, aims to curb inflation and signals tighter credit as trade figures and criticism of Eden’s government grow.
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Bank of England
Associated Press
London
Bank of England Today
Britain
Sterling
Harold Macmillan
Eden
Westinghouse Strike Widens as Sitdown Standoff Deepens
The Westinghouse Electric strike reaches day 128 with no near settlement after the company rejects a two man fact finding probe. Gov. Leader and four other governors support the inquiry while the AFL CIO urges the firm to present its case to the panel. At Sharon plant violence and vandalism continue amid wage dispute as workers seek higher pay scales.
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Associated Piee
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse
Gwilym A. Price
Washington
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Price
Orm
Sharon
TUE
Governor Rejects Bid To Intervene In WE Dispute
In Trenton Governor Meyner declined to intervene in a Westinghouse Electric dispute over a potential 12 day strike by 40,000 workers. He sent Westinghouse president Gwilym Price a telegram urging fund finding and urged talks with union leaders to resolve procedural issues.
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Trenton
N. J
Robert B. Meyner
Weste Inghouse
Meyner
Westinghouse Presi
Gwilym
A. Price
Pennsylvania
George M. Lender
Meyner Tolt
International Electrical —Workers Union
Afl-Cio Jeaders Aly
David G-Gale
Gravee W Taylor
Meynuk
Price
Saiyiig
Junion
Eight Thousand Dollar Loss In East Branch House Fire
A two story frame house near the East Branch church in Warren County burned yesterday afternoon, destroying the home and contents valued at about 8000 dollars. The Kilfoyle family, who were away, lost nearly all possessions except a gun cabinet, a mattress, and some bedding. Firefighters from Sprite Creek and Spartansburg saved a nearby tractor and arrived within minutes. the blaze likely began in a utility room where paint was stored.
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East Branch
Warren County
W. D. Kilfoyle
Spring Creek
Spartansburg
Spartinsboro
Kilfoyle
Ralphman
Emmit
Webber
Sprite Creek
Tirst
Furnace Blast Sets Home Afire
An exploding gas furnace in the basement of the Paul V. Clarke home at 549 Shady Avenue caused fire damage of 150 to the house and 250 to contents after a second blast within 16 hours. Clarke, alone on the first floor, moved a sewing machine and fled when smoke drove him out. firemen from the Stanford Hose Company arrived at 4 05 p.m. and extinguished the blaze with high pressure water.
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Paul V. Clarke
Shady Avenue
Howr S
Clarke
Stanford Hose Company
Marin
Jack Downes
Schwartz Pardon Bid Opposed by County Official
Sir WANT BOL today asked the State Pardons Board to release him from Allegheny County Workhouse where he is serving a sentence. Three years remained on bribery charges against city officials, with the petition sharply opposed by Merbert Johnson, county district attorney, who claims Johnson doctored the record and that the man who brought disgrace to Erie should not be freed.
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Btate Pardons Board
Allegheny County
Sdwarte
Tmerbert Jonson
Johnon
Erie
Russians Reviving United Front Visit to Dam Spillway Site
Officials from the Pennsylvania Fish Commission and the Department of Forests and Waters were greeted by nearly 100 people as they arrived at the washed out Columbus Dam spillway. Albert Huard and W. P. Moll led a three hour inspection of the damaged site. The visit followed a promise for a joint study on possible rebuilding cooperation, though concerns over use of a proposed 70 inch lake for non fishing purposes were raised.
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Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Alte
Columbus Dai
Albert §. Huard
Hartburg
WP. Moll
Department of Forests and Waters
Fish Commission
Moll
Cottage Park
Columbus Dam
Cusletor Curtis
Columbus
Warren
Albert 8
Hazzard
Pennsylvania Pish Commission
Anny Worth Hammond
Columbus ‘Township
Bayyery
Seeking Power and Respectability in Western Europe
Washington reports the Soviet high command aims to revive the united front tactic to gain power for Western European Communist parties. Khrushchev’s Moscow speech signals a shift toward peaceful means and cooperation with non Communist groups like Socialistes to broaden influence and avoid overt violence.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Soviet High Command
United Front
Socialiste
U.S
Bor
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Hkhrushchev
France
Witronder
Aow
Ahruxhaher
Commmusiat
Europe
Eisenhower Half Rest Plan Delayed By Quail Hunt
President Eisenhower travels to Georgia for a week of rest at Humphrey residence after a heart attack scare. Cabinet members join for outdoor activity as doctors report a good recovery. officials caution against political appearances during the holiday for the nation awaiting news of a second term bid.
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Associated Peay
Twomasville
Eisenhower
Highhawdy
Lee
South Gegriat
Washington
Humphrey
Humphrey Place
Newro
Jon
Elsenhowe
Holley
Ted
Medien
Jan
Hinie
Tony Wre
Min
Stan
Denver
M. Snyder
Meuliriy
Moon's Counsel Fights Ruling in Warren County Case
Attorneys for Norman W Moon appeal a Warren County Court ruling denying a stay and seek to review a prior order. Moon, a Cornellville resident, was convicted of shooting Jude Wade to death in 1954 in a non-support related case. The appeal aims to overturn mental fitness challenges and halt further proceedings pending review by higher courts.
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My Ahsotlaymeres Warren, Px
Norman
Moonure
Warrin County
Pinity Commission
Moon
Jude Allison
Wade
Alexander C. Flick
Pennsylvenik Supreme Court
Akalyranhixelot
Dudy Moon
Warren County
Moar
Gonrellaville
Dude Wade
Hwapitat
Cuireesilly
Matey
Hidcourt
Len Pine
End Plane Search for Pittsburgh Bomber Crash
A failed search for an air attack along the Monongahela River led to a costly operation. Officials report two men died and four others injured as crews used electronic aids to locate a suspected bomber and recover remains.
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Pitthburgh
Monongahela
Sh UB
Ale Povcie
Eniinwre
Forish
Noted Flier Missing With Three Aboard In Arctic Flight
A noted flyer associated with the Spanish Civil War and three others are missing after a plane bound from Frobisher Bay to Fort Chimo disappeared near northeast Canada. Officials confirm only limited details about the missing pilot and passengers, with identifiers uncertain.
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Whitey) Dahl
Canada
Northland
DCI Transport
Alsip
Frobisher Bay
Baffin Sand
Fort Chimo
Que
Dubs
Aid Venturer
Montreal
Dorval
Frosbishier Bay
Franco Ousts Two Ministers Amid Falange Power Shifts
In Madrid Franco ousts two Falange ministers aiming to quiet dissent and consolidate control ahead of university actions. Secretary general Raimundo Rimindat Cuesta and education minister Joaquin Rul Gimenez are replaced by Jesu Rubio Garchit and a Falungint reader, signaling a major cabinet reshuffle.
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Franco
Prew
Madrid
Spain
Cieneralledimo Francisca Prune Today
Falangist
Audonit Derhobetrictionis Ngstant
Boverhimnent
Devries
Ponent
Falange Ani
Svhatititen Ween
Raimundo Rimindat Cuesta
Loaded School Bus Hit By Car In Columbus
A high school student was struck yesterday at 9:40 by a passenger car on East Columbus Avenue near Wayne Street. The bus driver and passengers sustained no injuries. damage to the car was estimated at 226 dollars. Police continue investigation to determine fault with conflicting driver statements.
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Wohoo Dua
Kuma
Corry Arex
East Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
City Polite
Elaine
Cox Simbus Avenue
Mayi
Richard Trisket
B.D. 1
Columbus
May
Ian Taint
Columbus Avenue
Nikato Sis
Maya
Dannie
Jett
Corry Bingo Dies Quietly Amid City Anti-Gambling Moves
Corry bingo night faded as clock neared midnight and the mayor announced a new anti gambling ban. Police Chief Harley Drake delayed comment while authorities vow to inspect coin operated devices citywide. An $800 jackpot went unclaimed as residents debate enforcement and legality.
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Moose Chub
Cinder
Ada
Grand Prine
Harley Drake
DollarDays Bargains In Corry Stores
Local shoppers seek deals across Corry shops Thursday through Saturday as merchants advertise DollarDays discounts. Retailers highlight doorbusters, limited-time pricing, and circulating flyers to draw crowds.
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Schwartz
West
Khrushchev
Corry Bingo
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