Polio Vaccination Drive Gathers in Corry Schools
In Corry area schools the polio inoculation program progresses with about 729 slips returned, 200 still outstanding. Most students aged 7 to 14 are urged to participate. the drive offers free shots, with the next clinic date announced for early next week and a final session slated in late May.
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Ste -Rayied
Corry
Kepler
Tia
Tven
Eehiool Higmibees
Bieresi
Tewehivs
Ernest Hape
Red Cross Fund Workers Named for City Campaign
The Red Cross fund drive committee lists ward coordinators and volunteers. Attendees include Follett, Bennett, Downy, Woljelvchowski, Bracken Jr, Downey, and Eekmians among others. Arthur Cohen, Agnes Lynch, Harley Johnson, and George Omutts assist with posters, publicity, and donations across wards and circles.
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Hed Grose Campaig
Martel
Ehalemer
Vorily Follett
Firet Wirt
B. G, Bennett
G. Dawnny
D R. Jerome
Matthews
Miu
Ann Unreal
T. Downy
Tryin Down
Vi Woljelvchowski
Olin Bracken Jr
J. Downey
Moyte Eekmians
A. Bhickis
Morrow
Mea. Bhizn
Saith
Mecloskey
Banyder Circlo
Pal Ryn
Arthur Cohen
Agnes Lynch
Harley Johnson
George Omutts
B. Summerville
W. Leaby
R. Gulbrenbh
BG Bennett
Eigin
Concord
Wayne
Spring
Creek
MO. Aldwiii
J. Bride Fa
William Akam
P. Schurman
W. Proctor
Mix
R. Sigklér
Norbertn Kany
Dog Saves Family In Fiery Home Rescue
A dog named Pele alerted a Wakefield family to a fire on Midwaye Road early today at about 8:00 am. Reymond Hipple, 48, was alerted and escaped as flames engulfed the Rhine Flyply structure. Fire officials say the owner was unaware of the blaze until discovery. A food safety official says there is no known cancer risk from foods at this time.
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Winliamestown
Aoj
Midaye Road
Reymond Hipple
Rhine
Pele
Perjury charge in tavern stabbing case in Greensburg
Tom Clark, 61, of New Kensington, is held for grand jury on a subornation of perjury charge. His son John H. Clark, and brother Roberts were involved in a tavern stabbing that left Stanley Sulkosky dead. John was convicted of assault with intent to kill. Roberts of aggravated assault. Tom was acquitted. The daughter-in-law says the father pressured his sons to lie in testimony.
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Greensburg
New Kensington
Tom Clark
Paul’ L. Thomas
John H. Clark
Derry Township
Western Penitentiary
Suikosky
Robert
One Boy Killed As Fire Sweeps Schoolhouse
Mount Airy scene of tragedy as a lightning fast blaze destroyed a one story brick schoolhouse. about 20 students injured and a teacher critically burned. Principal Phillips described multiple exits and a trapping incident during the rear auditorium fire.
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Mount Airy
Noi
Severn
Phillips
Fiat Rock
Taurry Adams
Cora Besley
Beasley
Larry
Quiz 17 Girls In Shoplifting In Hickory Plaza
SHANON Few school girls are being questioned over shoplifting at Hickory Plaza Shopping Center where about 100000 dollars worth of goods disappeared. Chief John Whitmore of Hickory Township says more suspects, including a few boys, may be detained. Inventories at three stores show losses around 49000 while another store reports 435000 in losses.
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Shanon
Hickory Plaza
John Whitmore
Hickory Township
Whitmore
Cable Cuttings Trigger Patrols in Ohio River City
In Columbus Ohio National Guard and Highway Patrol monitor the Portmouth area as cable cuttings disrupt telephone service amid a strike. Gov C Willin ONeill says no new violence besides the cuttings, and extra patrols may be deployed if needed to keep roads and utilities clear.
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Golumbus
Ohio
National Guard
Highway Patrol
C. Willlin O'Neill
Frankenf
Japanese Prime Minister Ishibashi resigns for ill health
Prime Minister Tatiwan Ishibashi, 72, resigns after bronchial pneumonia and a weakened heart left him unable to attend Diet sessions. His cabinet steps down, awaiting a successor likely chosen next week. Nobusuke Kishi emerged as frontrunner after narrowly missing the post last December.
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Tokyo
Tatiwan Ishibashi
Nobusuke Kishi
Ishibashi
Diet
Shibashi
Dock Workers Return After 10 Day Strike
About 1,000 dockers from Maine to Virginia were ordered back to work ending a 10 day East Coast port strike. New York longshoremen voted to ratify a master contract. Baltimore and Hampton Roads disputes settled, restoring full operations. The Taft Hartley Act shutdown affected over 100 ships with losses around 30 million dollars and tugboat unrest continued in New York Harbor.
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New York
Tha
Bradley
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Alexander Chopin
New York Shipping Association
New York Harbor
Two Robbers Killed In Forestville Gun Battle
Police ambush at a Cincinnati area supermarket ends in the deaths of Michael Burke 33 of Louisville Kentucky and Nickey Nader 49 with addresses in Covington and Cincinnati. About 100 shots fired as detectives, posing as shoppers, concealed in the store. Burke shot first and Nader killed as they fled. Store manager Robert Nelson says the safe contained around 35000 dollars. Detective Raul Behrmer had flagged Nader as a known burglar associate, leading to the pre closing raid hours before the incident.
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Robert Nelson
Raul Behirmer
Nader
Behirmer
Burke
Nekos and
Urey
X ray unit to visit Corry area for tuberculosis survey
A mobile X ray unit will visit Corry for a tuberculosis survey in late Feb and early March. J Kenneth Winter of the Erie County TB Association announced the schedule with visits to local plants on Feb 28 and March 1 and a public session March 2 at Washington and Center streets from 11:00 to 2:00 and 3:00 to 6:20 PM.
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Palen
Cor Fy
J. Kenneth Winter
Erie County Healthy and Tuberculosis Association
Erie
Corry
M. O. Baldwin
Mary M. Dixon
Case
Ajax
Raymond Mfg. Co
Melle Cruiser
Corry-Jamestown
Corry Sren
Washington and Center Steets
Dixon
Eban En Route To Washington Instructs Concessions Stand
President Eisenhower's aides and Dulles oppose any further U S concessions to Israel to withdraw troops from areas seized from Egypt. Abba Eban departs London for Washington amid consultations with Ben Gurion, while the UN considers sanctions against Israel. Debates in the UN begin soon as the U S weighs backing away from free naval support to influence Israeli withdrawal.
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Eban
Washington
U.S
Israel
Eisenhower
Tayael
Egypt
State Dulles
Ita
U. S
qTersel
Abba Bbin
Jernalem
Fter
Tsraxis
Presley David Ben-Gurion
London
Eben
Ebin
Ben-Gurion
Winic
Yeruel
United Nations
United Stolen Watts
Dulles
Brian
Tarmell
Gama Strip
Gulf of Agabil
Tsraelis
Demnellan Ve
Zeyphun
UN Takes Steps on Gaza Strip as Egypt Accepts UN Forces
United Nations observers report intensifying efforts to end the Middle East deadlock. Dag Hammarskjold announced Egypt will permit UN Emergency Force to deploy in Gaza and oversee raids from both sides, prompting cautious Israeli reaction amid ongoing crisis.
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United Nations
Middle
Israel
Tarek
General Assembly
Lin
Snig
Dag Hammacskjold
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Hamannes Ry
Isrell Delesa- Gon
Hammarskjold
Pri
Hoover Blasts Reds Shifting Performance at GW Birthday
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover denounces American Communists as shifting and turning, saying they will resort to peaceful transitions and broad coalitions to destroy freedoms. He warned that Soviet style communism remains the ideal and the Communist Party aims to impose it in the United States.
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Valley Fork
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Freedoms Foundation
America
Howyer
Feder Bureau of Investigation
George Washington
Hoover
Siitr Clare
One Killed In Texas Blast
An explosion at a Houston area chemical plant killed one worker, injured several others, and prompted emergency response. The blast ruptured two caustic soda tanks, releasing fumes and causing light injuries to more than 40 bystanders as debris and smoke spread across nearby streets. Lee R. Clements, 43, died in the blast while working near the tank area. Authorities sought to determine the cause as officials warned residents to avoid the affected zone.
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Houston
Tex
Ole Math
Unites
Texas City
Démare
Champ Peter and Tibre Co
Lee R. Clements
Pyaulona
AoUstonne
Ji Vaal
Teenagers veto tonaceo sacramento
Fragmentary OCR note shows teenagers and Sacramento with garbled text about YMCA members, legal notes, and unclear quotes. The readable parts reference a youth group action in Sacramento and possible references to a father and baby, but details are not decipherable.
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Tonaceo
Sacramento
Calif
YMCA
Crawihoe
U S Air Force men rescued from flaming coffin
A C124 Globemaster crashed on a Han River islet Thursday night. Of 159 Americans aboard, 134 were rescued, 5 were found dead, and the death toll could rise to 35 as searches resumed at low tide. Pilot Captain James Cartwright survived after engine No. 3 failed and flames tore through the fuselage.
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Han River
Air Force
Army
Saii
Rob
Air Horce
Kimpo Aifield
Tokyo
Japan
Tachi~kara Air Base
James Cartwright
Elkton
Uny
Two Men Arrested On Erie Railroad Train
Two men, Ames Wheeler of Hillstead, Pa and Charles J Vanipps of Union City, were arrested on an Erie Railroad train after a disturbance aboard. Wheeler faced a disorderly conduct charge while Vanipps was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Police said officers had to escort them to Jamestown station to quell the disturbance. The incident occurred around 10 55 pm as the eastbound train carried Harold area officers returning from a captain s funeral.
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Ruthroud
Youngstown
Jamestown
Ames Wheeler
Hillstead
Charles J Vanipps
R. D
Union City
Camyilig
New Jersey
Harold
Cause Of Lost Missile At White Sands Proving Ground
A Matador guided missile failed to self destruct due to two electronic self destruction system failures. It escaped White Sands Proving Ground and climbed to about 25 000 feet toward the Rocky Mountains roughly 700 miles northwest. Army officials said safety measures and precision controls were in place and no weapon was found. Major General Davis noted no intent to cover up safety steps.
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Alamogordo
N. M. IM
Hollaman Aly Development Center
White Sands Proving Ground
Rocky Mountaains
Weaporn
Gearkh Fort
Gener
Davis
Holstoma
Davis Bald
Washington Day Sales Highlight Busy Shopping Day
The Washington Day sales drew shoppers amid festive mood as stores offered specials and price cuts. Vendors reported steady crowds and notable purchases including a set of dinnerware, with several prizes and promotions attracting customers throughout the day.
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Barney
Ruylire Bulldem Supply
Harold Sh
Dem Solon Urges Senate Probe Into U S Oil Policy
Sen Mahoney accuses private financial interests of shaping U S policy in the Middle East and urges a Senate inquiry before final votes on Eisenhower's request for special powers. He cites documents he says show government and private concessions guiding policy. Continued on Page Six.
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Washington
Cen
Mahoney
D-Wye
U.S
Middle East
Senate
Sch
Eisenhower
Ndedle
House
Sen Lefauver
D-Tenn
Europe
Congress of
United States
Tov Spree
Middle
Local Youth Faces Heart Surgery
Local youth Kenley Labonalel, nine, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Labonalel of East Saint street, returned home from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after preparatory tests for a heart operation in May. He was scheduled to undergo a cardiac catheterization and wire studies at Wright School with the hospital on May 17, and the report notes the medical team’s observations during the procedures.
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Kenley
Sure Dent
Wright School
Wiran Bi
Man's Bene Pilend Dalas Dog Scene Confused
A garbled OCR clipping describes a dog in Lawn and a noisy scene involving a car, a grain yard, and various misheard names. The fragment mentions a mower, a mower yard, a rearwind, and an animal helter, with no clear incident or outcome.
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Crakut
Granati
Fruin
Bay Ear
Helier i
Injured Youths Treated at Cory Memorial Hospital
In February four individuals received treatment for injuries. Kathy Morton, 6, of RD 4 Corry, was taken to Cory Memorial Hospital for a fractured right leg. Carolyn Brindage, 12, of Arthur Brundage, sustained an injury to her right hand during gym class and returned home after X rays. Donald Small, 67, of Columbus, an Aero Supply plant employee, treated for an injury to his right index finger. Charles Case, 19, of Coe fy, suffered an injury to his middle finger while working at McTonys Step Company plant.
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Kathy Morton
Herbert Morton
Corry
Cory Memorial Hospital
Carolyn Brindige
Arthur Brundage
Schoo
Donald Small
Céuimbus
Aero Supply Plant
Chralae Caeeh
AD. 1
Coe Fy
Contunion
Test Fire Alarm Box This Afternoon
Local officials plan an afternoon test of the fire alarm box system. Crews will operate boxes at designated blocks to verify functionality and response times.
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Red Cross Fund
Dog
Food and Diie Administration
Kishi
Tanzan Ishibashi
New Hope
Texas
Korea
Camilla Rulings
Somwly
Germany
Conolly Han
Shend
Mrs
Karl Rulings
Rev
Mrs. DeForest Teanles
Spar
Tansburg
Spartans Duty
Elgin
McCray
Kulings
U.S. Air Force
Tiny Island
Erie RR
Washington Day
Dem Solon
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