Stalin Blasted By Soviet Press And Radio At Party Congress
In Moscow at the 20th Congress of the Soviet Communist party, First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan delivered a speech denouncing Stalin by name and calling for new teachings on communism. The attack, echoed by press and radio, criticized Stalin's writings and past policies while praising collective leadership and shifting foreign policy since his death.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Anastas Mikoyan
Soviet Communist Party
Stalin
Mikoyan
Nikita S Ihrushche
Ussr
Communist Party
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Corry Chamber elects new directors for three year terms
The Corry Chamber of Commerce elected four directors to three year terms yesterday. Leo Ui Jack Custer Wilbur Rickers and Robert Galbreath were chosen. Galbreath and Ui Jack Custer were reselected while Rickers and Galbreath will start new terms. Former directors Burn Bennett and Lloyd Meirdink had expired terms. The board has 12 directors with four leaving office each year. Current members and judges of elections included Roy Reed Eurott Johnson Olin Brackenan Stewart Long Garry Powers Frank Dodd Dr Merle Amy Charles Butters Arnold Seastead Byrum Bennett Earl Cherry. Senator Barrett of Wyoming's wife Alice Barrett died yesterday.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Plantaition
Leo Ui Jack Custer
Wilbur Rickers
Robert Galbreath
Galbreath
Burn Bennett Nd Lloy
Two Children Die In Fire Near Lewistown
A log cabin near Mifflinburg Juniata County burned when a kerosene stove exploded killing Robbie and June Walton, ages 3 and 7, while seriously injuring their father and sister Rickey and Stella. The mother was uninjured as two other children attended school. The father remained in critical condition with third degree burns at Lewistown Hospital.
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Lewistown
Associated Press
Wilburg Walton
Miffinburg
Juniata County
Rickey
June Walton
Lewistown Hospital
Stella
Corry's Ban On Gambling Sparks Public Doubt
After Mayor Basi Cherry announces a gambling crackdown in Corry to end bingo, residents question police reach and enforcement. The report highlights a West Main Street device named The Hunter, a modern slot-like game with coin operation and multiple win sequences, raising concerns about licensing, inspections, and the line between games of skill and chance. Continued on Page Five.
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Basi 'T. Cherry
Corry
West Main Street
Patel
Fifty Britons Die In Malta Plane Crash
London reports a chartered private plane carrying British soldiers and dependents crashed on take-off at Luqa airport in Malta. All 50 aboard are believed dead. 46 servicemen and five crewmen among the victims. Aircraft operated by Boot Mah Airlines. War Office says the crash occurred during departure from the Mediterranean island.
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London
War Office
Malta
Britain
Tuga
Mediterranean
Mah Airlines
Ministry of Civil Aviation
Trucker Dies In Route 17 Crash At Westfield
Westfield scene of a fatal truck crash on Route 17 near Chautauqua Gorge. An Indiana Polaris driver Richard Turner, 27, perished in the burning semi cab after the vehicle rammed two parked trucks and a State Highway Department wick. Three others were injured including two telephone company workers and a highway worker.
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Here
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Wit- Nesses
State High Way Department
Chautauqua and Erie Telephone Ca
Richard ©. Turver
Indiana Apolis
George Dinabies
Mayville
Chifard Vielch
Highway Department
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Frak Swart
Glenn Henry
Jackson Trucking Company
Co F Riflemen Win Top Honors at Battalion Championship
Company F National Guard riflemen claimed the Second Battalion championship after defeating Company D in a local patrolsmen event. Captain Robert E. Galbreath highlighted the unit's skill and discipline, noting rifle competition is a sample of guardsmen’s broader proficiency and valor.
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Robert E. Galbreath
Gal Brie
Talion
Evie
Soae
Compiny 7
Wre
Jum Keppel
EFC
Leroy Humes
Eumene Wank
Pre
Jumer Young
Pyt
Charles Grotyan
Gallorentiy
Focal
Associated Spring Increases Dividend
Associated Spring Corp yesterday in New York City increased its quarterly dividend from 40 to 95 cents per share. The board approved the higher payout, payable next March, to all stockholders of record.
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LIN Arsocialea Spring Corp
Raymond My Gats
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Open House Marks 36th Anniversary at C J Employees
At Plant No. 3 in Corry Jamestown area, Gerry-samess and area employees along with families gathered for an open house and 36th anniversary program. Dayle A. Hillstrom was honored as president and chairman while the all purpose room was named David A. Hillroom. Gifts totaled 87,208 with employee giving 2106 toward a new exhibit room. Invocation by Rev. Elmer A. Ortner, remarks by Thomas Russell, Geneve Burchard introduced, and committee members A E B Rohnberg Walter Windahl Charles Windahl Clifford Dundén noted.
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Gerry-samess
Plant No. 3
Dayle A. Hillstrom
Nixon and Stevenson Clash Over Peace and Politics
Stevenson assailed Nixon and other Republicans at a public gathering, accusing them of a smear campaign and a false peace posture. He warned that Communist threats grow while U.S. leaders tout peace, calling Nixon a puppet and labeling Republicans as hatchetmen amid a tense political moment.
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Salt Lake City
Adial BE
Stevenson
Vicw
Nixon
Hatcherman
Communista
Matora Prate
Matehetmen Ameng
Piaile
Amene
Republicatis
Stevensan
Orien
Wbouk le Peng
Inquest Planned After Student's Drowning Death
Waltham Mays District Attorney Aphewin Martity moved to hold an inquest into the death of Thomas L Clark a technology student reported missing after a fraternity event. His body was recovered eight days later from the Can Bridge Reservoir near Whoseyine, about two miles from the fraternity house. Preliminary autopsy by medical examiner Pell Arig found drowning. no evidence of foul play.
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Waltham. Mays
Toran
Waltham Lincoln
Yiternity
Thomas Chatk
Hobbie
State Dept Under Pressure From All Sides
Washington faces mounting pressure over embargoes on arms to the Middle East. Controversy centers on 18 Walker Bulldog tanks held at New York port and a $110,000 batch to Teruel, while Senate Foreign Relations Chair George D. Aiken demands a Dulles explanation. Officials blame timing and argue for an Arab Israeli settlement approach.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Middle East
Shadi Aribla
New York
Tamell
Spottesman
Teruel
Senate
George D-Cai
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Dulles
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Weyn
Armerican
Baudi Arabia
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Tsraeli
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Firemen Respond To Chimney Alarm At Beaver Dam Road
Firefighters from Stanford Hose Company checked a chimney alarm at a rural Beaver Dam Road home after a clogged pipe from Wood stove to chimney caused the trouble. No fire damage reported. The station and pumper units were mobilized, with prior incidents noted in November and a new contact number introduced.
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Beaver Dam
Stanford Hose Company
Murry
Buick
Ment
Sharm Wan
Mény
Merry
GM To Build New Youngstown Plant
GM plans to break ground this spring for a large assembly plant in Lordstown Township near Youngstown Ohio. The Chevrolet facility will be the companys 13th assembly unit capable of producing 75 cars and 0 trucks and will employ about 8000 people from the surrounding area.
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Ohio
General Motory
Lordstown
Hety
Chevrolet
Wn Holt
Natural Gas Bill Remains Live For Future Congress
President Eisenhower vetoed the natural gas bill but its core aims stay alive for a future Congress. The veto cited "arrogant" actions by some bill supporters while affirming support for basic objectives. Critics warned of renewed efforts. some Democrats predict another go in the next session.
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Associated Pree
Washington
Wineenhower
Congress
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Yeasterday
Americin
Mensire
Ben
Kerr
D-Olla
Truman
McNamara
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Eisenhower
Ges
Third School Bus Accident Reported In Corry
The third bus collision in as many days occurred yesterday afternoon in Corry involving a Spartansburg driver Paul McGray and a truck driven by Andrew Sventek on Pennsylvania Avenue. Two windows were shattered and a ladder on the truck was scraped. no injuries were reported. Police noted multiple incidents in the past three days with charges filed in one case against Robert Clukeslee for a log truck collision with a loaded bus.
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Paul McGray
Spartansburg
Andrew Sventek
Snyder Circlte
Pennsylvania Avenue
East Main Street
Ain
Sventek
Hast Main Street
Sual
Cory Area High School
Polleé
Robert Clukeslee
FR. D
Lloyd McCray
Gerry
Melvin
Cobbett Oarriew
Richard “Rrinkit
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Wayneshreee
Columbus Avenue
Roger Mayo
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Cars Collide On City Hill in City Traffic Accident
Two vehicles collided on South Center Street near Church and Grove as William J. Shattuck 29 and Perry Nichola 319 William Street were involved. Both drivers escaped with no serious injuries though Nichola’s car suffered front-end damage.
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Pious Survineea
South Centar
Atrort Lill
William J. Shattuck
South Center Street
Worx
Church
Orove
Pery Nichola
William Street
Nichol
Body Of Dahl Is Recovered in Quebec Crash
Canadian search plane spotted a wrecked DC-3 in northern Quebec and recovered the body of Harold “Whitey” Dahl, a Civil War era veteran who survived a death sentence in Spain. Survivor identified as Exle Pouron of Miami. another victim named as understood pilot Will Given from Murnil. Dahl had endured multiple legal troubles and a long aviation career with the Royal Canadian Air Force.
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Harold Ie
Quebec
Dahl
Aud
Exle Pouron
Miami
Fla
Dall
Doryal Air
Mlurnl
Spain
Los Angeles
California
Royal Canadian Air Force
Fest
Eleamior Boone
Belleville
Ont
Hiss
Earndian Air Force
Duls
Paris
Geneva
Wan
Transport Down In Fog Near Oakland California
An Associated Press report describes a Marine Corps transport plane crash southeast of Oakland in heavy fog. Thirty eight aboard were killed, with four other recent Bay Area air accidents referenced, including a Trcy bomber blast and a separate Owenboro incident.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Marine Corps
San Francisco Bay Area
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Alaméda ‘Naval Air Station
el ‘Toro
Gamly Pendiston
Boulth
California
Treasure Taland Navy ‘Base
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Turo
Camp Pendleton
Alexander ‘Watson
Santa Ana
Silver Star Winder
Watson
Omieland Municipal
Naval Air Station
Benldey
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Mother
United Air Lines
Ray Stephens
Nolee
Reaci Partiew
Jl 'Coto
12Th Naval District
Uber
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Othara Anyivodu Nately
Owenaboro
Eastern Air Lines
Phtoek Menning
Edwater L. Sthfanski
Swantoga
Néwr Patitawn
Wits
UbowAadie
Awailbsing
Renduse
Corryite Held In Mayville Jail
Laverne G. Yurer, 50, of 44 North Center Street, held in Mayville jail on a benefit warrant. Indictable charges tied to a building incident in Chadtanyne County. Grand Jury proceedings February hidden in this report. Details unavailable due to case sensitivity.
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Chadtanyne
Laverne G. Yurer
North Center Street
Wik
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