Over The Top YMCA Drive Nets $239,879
Corry Atea High School dining hall hosted an appeal that surpassed its $239,000 goal by 879 with Ajax Iron Works adding 15,000 and other gifts 4,500. A new YMCA building with a 226 by 60 foot pool will rise on North Center Street with groundbreaking likely in July.
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Corry Atea High School
Ajax Iron Works
YMCA
North Center Street
Paul Bauer
William. Peiffer
J. Leslie Lenton
Chaimen
Thomas Pierotti
Frank Sturgis
Gavl Dyh
Barnes and Cerrialoe
R. Elwin Fuller
William ‘Leyby
David A. Hilletrom
Alton Dahlstrand
Johnson Ye Gyky
Ayer
Novonal Ymca
Storm Death Toll Rises Across Europe and North Africa
A battered winter devastates Europe and North Africa with floods and storms. Crops valued in the hundreds of millions suffer widespread destruction as winds and rain lash regions from London to Turkey. The emergency toll climbs as authorities warn of continuing peril and shortages.
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London
Europe
Indah
Yupowayi
Turkey
Doc Castor Tops YMCA Appeal Total With Ajax Gifts
The YMCA appeal in Corry closed with a final tally of 289,879 dollars to fund a new community center and swimming pool. J H Doc Castor announced after a long list of Ajax Works and local donors boosted earlier totals to reach the final sum. A. Wesley McKinney, N S Co president, and other local supporters aided the push.
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MGA
J. H
Doc” Castor
YMCA
William Peiffer v
Mr. Castor
D. Armour Hillstrom
Ajax
Baer
McKinney
Wesley McKinney
National Supply Corp
A. O. Bur
Gess
North West District
Castor
Ajix Iron Works
Aje
Sterling Milk Co. of
Erie
Three Killed One Missing In B52 Crash Near Castle AFB
A B52 training flight over northern California ended in a fiery crash near Castle AFB. Three of eight crewmen were killed and one missing after an in-flight explosion at 32 000 feet. Survivors parachuted. two were found burned in wreckage, two others survived with minor injuries. Names of the listed dead and missing include Col Patrick Melmitg Maj Albert Brown Maj Edward L Steflinski Capt Frederickson and others.
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Pyasswomen
Frese
Air Force
Siti
Patrick Mlemitg
Lord
Castle Afb
Albert Brown
Pittsburgh
Edward L. Steflinski
Circent
Pottstown
Merced
Calif
Frederickson
Atwater
Sacramento
Harold F Korner
Feu
San Jonquis General Hospital
Stockton
Helné
Sith
William Didini
Hope
Une
Korger
Miller Sailheart
San Francisco
Michael Shay
Gary
Billie M
Boardsley
Sgt
Wild M
Sacremoyly
Cah
Ham Radio Interference Disrupts TV Reception
Reported interference from amateur radio operators caused TV picture problems in North Carry. Viewers described blurred images and audio noise while technicians investigated. June testing and service notices aimed to resolve the conflict and restore clear broadcasts.
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Am Baelie
Cory
Gas Bill Vetoed Amid Senate Debate Over Gas Pricing
Thomasville reports President Eisenhower vetoed a controversial gas bill tied to an inquiry into a $82,500 campaign contribution. He criticized private interests seeking to influence government, as the measure tied to federal price controls on gas sold via interstate pipelines.
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Arsueneren Thomasville
Risenhiwer
Senate
Francis Case
Eisenhower
Federal
Wawer Commission
Fpctself
Peruvian City Seized by Rebel Forces Reported
Rebels claimed control of the east Peruvian city of Tylllos near the Amazon as government forces maintained a tense hold elsewhere. The unrest comes with Peru’s national elections three months away and a political crisis sparking a martial law deployment and talks of a civilian government restoration.
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Associated Press
Lima
Tqlitter
Manuel Davia
Lid
Perm
Thiat
Adie
Qui Tox
Mareth Morina
Merino
Peru
Mehiker
Fustive
Ad Inborner Odpia
Chimney Fire Damages Home. Firefighters Respond
A chimney fire at 100 Raat Sent Ali damaged Walter Mace's home and caused about 275 dollars in losses. Firefighters from Merino and nearby stations responded promptly, extinguishing the blaze with a pump and limiting further damage to the structure and surrounding property. Chief Charles Collier led the effort with dust in the boiler and a scorched chimney noted. residents reported minor injuries and no fatalities.
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Walter Mace
Ali
Wilmont
Ye Shanford
Charles Collier
Turner
Lewin Sears
Bruthe Patinble Wes
Howe
Miterts
Governor relaxes speeding penalties with new system
Harrisburg reports a revamped Pennsylvania policy replacing automatic one year suspensions for speeding with a tiered plan. First offenders up to 65 mph in a 40 mph zone receive a warning. repeat offenses incur stiffer penalties and longer suspensions, with work-only restrictions for certain cases.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Man
Lender
Vententay
Revenue Department
James
Charleaworth
Tad “Ev
Unink Westinghouse Electale Corp
Delaware
Fridge Commission
Pliny O. Corr
Thiontown
Union Accepts Mediation to Resume Talks in Pittsburgh
The AFL-CIO International Union of Electrical Workers accepted mediation recommen dations to resume negotiations in Pittsburgh. President Carey telegraphed the union’s acceptance while Finnegan urged prompt contact and early talks, as the strike by 49,000 union members at 20 plants continues.
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Associated Prox Pittbburch
Afl-Cio International Union of Eleetrical Workers
Fedwool Mediation Services
Leeony
Wentinghame
Eleette Coty Lethe
Ginn
Puma Gh Mold Tur Preridant Tomen
B. Carey
Wnien
Jowph
F. Finnegan
Pervies
Finnegan
Pion and Company
Navy recounts crew struggle before Antarctic rescue
A U S Navy report details how five airmen after a crash near the South Pole conserved food and crawled across ice for four days before helicopters hoisted them to safety. Pilot Lt Cmdr Glen Lathrop Jr led the group with Lt Paul Stretch injured lightly.
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Lattin AmeHen
Cmdr
Glen Mr. Lathrop, Jr
Coath. Mexa
Calif
Navy
I Lathrop
Paul R. Stretch
Casper, Wye
Little America
Lathrop
Nn Point
Linmbook
Okuma Bay
George Mos
Providence
Alvar Ghudwarda
Linke
Diy
Washington
Tok Ware
Pilet
John M. Boyd
Detroit
Michigan
Mute 2
Qhenter M. Bovens Je
Bwlona
Roland Leverque
Beverly
Mabe
Lothrop
Rockefeller Mountainas
Antarctic
Bathrop
Little
Amerion
Tornado Strikes Aberdeen Mississippi Leaves One Dead
A tornado that hit Aberdeen Mississippi killed one man identified as Israel Mayes and injured 35 to 36, with four in critical condition at Monroe County Hospital. The twister struck about eighty seconds, damaging the Negro neighborhood and several blocks of the town as National Guardsmen patrolled main streets and emergency centers were set up near the high school.
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Aberdeen
Miss
Mississippi
Pariot
Israel Mayes
Monroe County
Thaniel Walker
Rebecca Randle
Sarah Cunningham
Lucinda Owens
Mill
Roy Steinfort
Abarieen Examiner
Associated Press Newanin
National Guardsmen
Patrallon
A. CG Bright
Stevenson to Deliver Major Address in Salt Lake City Tonight
Stevenson plans a major address in Salt Lake City tonight after informal talks with Democratic readers and university groups. He will confer with young Democrats from University of Utah and nearby colleges and dine with party workers ahead of the key speech, highlighting regional outreach across western states.
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Salt
Lake City
Adlul
Stevenson
Wen Nm
Prake
University of Utah, Utah
Biute Agricultural College
Bhat Yow University
Ctat
Democratic
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Mortus
Nevada
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Snow Falls in Corry Disrupts Morning Commute
The report notes about 4 inches of snow in Corry cause early morning disruption. Traffic slowdowns were observed near downtown as storms began around 1 to 9 am and continued for several hours, with plowing crews dispatched by 7 am to clear streets.
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Conte
Atiow
Two Qualified Drivers Named for City Fleet
The GlviT Burvice Commission certified two men as drivers Charles Mick and George Collier. Mayor Barit Cherry expects the qualified drivers to staff both fire stations, reducing total hours worked and avoiding state-law violations. Budget funds are set for an additional driver if needed.
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Glvit Burvice Commission
Fie
Irlick
Ye Hirkiy
Selon
Thi City
Charles
Mick
Bunt Main Street
Sind
George M. Collier
East Con Kron Sleet
Wwe
Somimient
Barit Cherry
Nwn
Saudi Arabia shipment of tanks canceled by State Department
Washington reports the White House intervened as the State Department canceled a shipment of 18 American light tanks to Saudi Arabia. The reversal aims to ease mounting tensions after an earlier plan stirred debates in Congress and among Arab governments. Export permits for Middle East shipments were temporarily suspended pending review.
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Washington
White House
State Department
Saudi Arabia
New York Inter
Randi Arabia
Turther
Rede
United States
Wlhd
Middle East
Divers Search Reservoir for Missing Boy in Cambridge Case
Two volunteer skin divers prepared to descend into the reservoir south of Cambridge to locate 18 year old Clark, missing since February 9. Authorities, including Middlesex County District Attorney Ephraim Murty, pursued leads as the search continued with helicopters and shore observers.
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Nanette
Cambridge
Mass
Esa Govan
Thonths
L Clark
Harvey
Tih
Glark
Alefred
Execut Five
Go Show
Sport
Middlesex County
Ephraim
Murty
Bidet Clark
Clark
Norton
Tg Moe
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