South Koreans Nab Red Agent In Plane Theft
South Korea reports arrest of a Communist agent linked to the seizure of a commercial airliner from Pusan to Seoul. The flight was diverted to North Korea by seven Communist passengers at gunpoint, piloted by two Americans. An agent’s capture follows a government appeal to the International Red Cross for the safe return of all 34 aboard.
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Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
Pusan
U.S. State Department
Panmun- Jom
Parfuiunjom
UN Command
International Red Cross
Dunkirk collision injures no one and damage pending
Two Dunkirk electric locomotives on their way to an alarm collided yesterday around 5 30 p m No injuries were reported and damage to the vehicles is not yet determined The alarm was due to an overheated stove.
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Dunkirk
Dunkirk Ely Fic
Elks
Titusville
Crawford Countly ,Tuberculosis and Health Society
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Hospital Report Notice From Corry Hospital
As The Hospital Report compiled a8 of Tam today is unable to summon a physician in an emergency call 2 8201 Corry Hospital Admitted Mark H Roberts Columbus Miss Ethel Matthews 433 Wright street Mrs Lewis Jewell R ODT Judith W year old daughter of My and Mrs Albert E Fox Colin bus Discharged Mrs Herbert E Reese Clymer Robert Brown 404 East Pleasant sheet Floyd Reynolds RD
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Corry Hospital
Mark H Roberts
Columbus
Ethel Matthews
Wright
Lewis Jewell R Odt Judith
Albert E Fox
Colinbus
Herbert E Reese
Clymer
Robert Brown
East Pleasant
Floyd Reynolds
Lifeboat Sinks as 24 Lost After Bonitas Sinking
In Atlantic storm a lifeboat from the freighter Bonitas capsized while 27 crew members clung to it. Three were saved, 24 swept away by 20 foot seas as rescue efforts by President Adams, two destroyers and the Cavalaire continued overnight. The Bonitas, bound for Baltimore, sent distress calls from 120 miles east of Cape Lookout, North Carolina.
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Nurrulk
Atlantic
Tiner
Adams
Cavalaire
Cape Lookout
N.C
Uncares
Bonitas
Wirtner
Coast Guard
Elizabeth City
N. C
Baltimore
Six Killed in Reynolds Metals Plant Blast Near Chicago
A furnace explosion at Reynolds Metals Co. in McCook suburb killed six workers and left one missing. Nineteen other men survived with minor injuries, while four sustained more serious harm. Firefighters battled the two hour blaze that damaged 63 acre plant areas as 85 workers were present during the shift.
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Chicago
Reynolds Metals Co
McCook
Faulkner Dies at 85 Former Columbus Resident Passes Away
G W Faulkner, longtime Columbus resident, died at 5 30 am in Crickett Convalescent Home Spartansburg at age 85. Born October 23 1871 in Watts Flatts New York he married Maude Smith in 1890 before settling in Columbus where he ran a farm and later a general store. He survived by seven sons Gerald A Mianti A L Paulkner Frank A Tionesta Kyle D Zurh Coluron Arleigh N Shippenville and Gordon in Japan 19 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home starting tomorrow. final arrangements pending.
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Lom Wormunsner
Columbus
Spartansburg
Mr. Faulkner
Watts Flatts
N.Y
Lakewood
N. Y
Maude Smith
Mrs. Faulkner
Wilcox
Corry
Prewsburg
Gerald A. Mianti
Fla
A. L. Paulkner
Riviera Beach
Flo
Frank A
Tionesta
Kyle D
Jamestown
Zurh Coluron
Man 89 Dies After Bedford House Fire Near New Paris
Jacob Wirick aged 89 died at Bedford Memorial Hospital from burns suffered when his three story home near New Paris burned. Neighbors carried him from the fire Monday as snow clogged roads hindered firefighting efforts. He had lived alone. Mrs Miller Wins Mink Stole at Arkansas Style Show Prize Drawing.
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Man
Bedford
Jacob Wirick
Bedford County Memorial Hospital
New Paris
Wirick
Story
Little Rock
Ark
Joe Miller
Harrison, Ark
Two Perish As House Burns
Two men died in a snowbound rural fire when a double house burned near Sipesville about 10 miles north of Somerset. Joseph Mitchell 58 died en route for care. John Milhouse found amid the ruins. Mitchell’s wife and daughter Louise Dunmeyer, about 12, were hospitalized with burns frostbite and exposure. Firefighters hampered by limited equipment reached the scene by tractor and farm gear.
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Sipesville
Somerset
Joseph Mitchell
John Milhouse
Mitchell
Louise Dunmeyer
Somerset Community Hospital
Mitchel
Crleal
Bueston Ritts
Hotels Motels Inns Challenge New Wage Scales
The Pennsylvania Hotel and Motel Association and related groups filed suit in Dauphin County Court to block new minimum wage scales set to take effect May 13. They argue the increases for minor and female employees are illegal, claiming the proposed sums are nearly triple current wages. An ambulance from Somerset reported a death en route, with Mrs Mitchell and her daughter evacuated on horseback.
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Pennsylvania Hotel and Motel Association
Resort Hotel Association and Restaurant Association
Dauphin County
Somerset
Mitchell
Judge Orders Wage Scale Maintained Pending Hearing
Judge Walter A. Sohn ordered the current wage scale kept in place until another hearing. Attorneys for three associations argued the state minimum wage board, created by the Department of Labor and Industry, was illegally constituted and used improper procedures. The board’s recommendations, later adopted by Secretary William T. Batt Jr, would raise minimum wages for women and children from 29–39 cents to 58 cents–$1.05, depending on trips or meals.
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Walter A. Sohn
State Department of Labor and Industry
Department
William T. Batt Jr
Convicts Help Clear Snow Drifts in Carlisle
Cumberland County jail inmates were called to help clear Carlisle streets of snow. A jail official said the outing provided relief for prisoners despite the cold weather as they aided in town cleanup.
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Carlisle
Cumberland County
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Corry Evening Journal
Corry Journal Printing Department
Rainbow Rink
Wattsburg
Kenneth O ‘Williams
Col Side
Daniel M. McElhaney
Hydetown
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Oil City
A. B. (Pete) Prewatt
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co
Franklin
Dempseytown Road
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Wayne Prichard
Ol City
Flye Rexall
Jesse L. Esken
Oi Gilly
Lee A. McCracken
Esken
John R. Rupert
John P. Gavin
Gavin
Michael
WOTM
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Mae Nevins
Health Board
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Rotary
Diemers
Meadville
Charles W. Houck
Holck
Vo Dice
Pennaylvania
Order of Moose
Robert C. Rose
Parker City
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Reserve Loan Co
Herbert A. Mook
Crawford County
P. Richard Thomas
Rose
Armstrong County
F. L. Baressi
Deer Head Inn
Meadville Area School Board
Wrigit
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
Raymond Pittman
Brazil
Erie
Costa Corners
Commonwealth
Acto
Ida
G. W. Faulkner
Cady and Collier
South St
Phillips Milk of
Alka-Seltzer
Sea’s Drugs
Colgate
Ahuma
Loblaws
Maine
Jockey Midway
Paul
Valea
A&b Distributing CO
South First Ave
Dial
George Washington
Roy Wolfe’s Orchestra
Smorgasbord Jon
Ello Hub
Dyenalow
PhriftiCheck
America
Citizens National Bank OF Corry Mumkee Fponeal Gubosiy Waueaweh Comporition
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