Aggression Dismissed and Air Base Dispersal Plans
A lengthy wire service style article reviews the U.N. General Assembly debate on aggression with mixed votes. It discusses the United States stance via Ambassador Lodge, Soviet bloc reactions, and concerns over vetoes and motives. It shifts to U.S. air power strategy, noting Pearl Harbor lessons and a new B 52 dispersal plan across three bases to deter attacks without expanding bombers’ numbers.
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United States
Henry ‘Cabot Lodge Jr
General Assembly
Middle East
Lodge
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
India
Egypt
America
Hungary
Pearl Harbor
Clark Field
Manila
Witte
Yeithy
Silfiniy Dhoks
Memories of Corry Yesterday's News Echoes Past
A 43 year old man, Glenn Snapp of Spartanshums, dies at Corry Hospital from injuries after a two car collision at Merchanté Corners last Thursday evening. Federal authorities probe the source of counterfeit purchase boards traced to cities nationwide. A local school production, Drager’s comedy, draws a large audience at the Salvation Army Call event yesterday.
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Selouch
Glenn Snapp
Spartanshums
Corry Hospital
Merchanté Corners
Way Sloon
Saluition Army
Corry civic leader C King noted for city work
Four decades ago Corry resident C King, a planner and notable citizen, shaped local affairs and managed Corf Chair Company operations. Contractor Elmer McElroy oversaw the Stidiéd Berow Company plant addition on Hast Pleasant street as construction continued. The February issue of the Boards of Commerce and Industry publication Open Ferry was released, urging readers to support the fight against the foe by targeting his homeland.
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C. King
Corry
South Center Street
Tmanutadtunne
Corf Chair Company
Elmer McElroy
Int
Stidiéd Berow Company
Hast Pleasant Street
Two New States and Nationwide Debate on States
The text discusses Eisenhower urging in his budget for statehood for Hawaii and Alaska, with references to a party convention and political maneuvering in Washington. It mentions concerns about bike thefts and Senate seats, and argues against adding more states by patronage or arbitrary approval.
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Nanth
Eisenhower
Ben Felertet
Thors
Stokowski Talks Renaissance and Texas Arts Scene
Hal Boyle reports on Leopold Stokowski in an interview near Olympia. The conductor reflects on American culture, art, and the idea of a national Renaissance. He cites Houston’s scientific labs, a symphony, ballet, and two museums as proof of strong arts presence in Texas cities.
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Ministry
Stokowski
Worfness
Rime
East Hside
Mgm
Texas
Tekan Stokowski
Unis
Sam W ‘Tesin
Houston
Symphony
Opel Society
Stokowskl
Ove
Aid decision due on federal help for area farmers
In northwestern Pennsylvania farmers await a decision next week on whether they qualify for federal aid to feed livestock after excessive rainfall damaged crops. U S Department of Agriculture official Thomas has toured the region and will report to Washington. If approved, credits would be supplied via feed dealers to cover the livestock feed costs.
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Slealston
Pennsylvania
Hon
Thomas
U 8
Auriculture Department
Tink
Washington
Roaming Round News Digest Highlights Local Bits
The Roaming Round notes George P Ress of Snetley Communications serving in the US Navy at a naval air station. It lists impending additions to Corry Memorial Hospital and a New York chamber directory update. Dartmouth’s John R Orcutt pledges to Kappa Kappa Kappa fraternity. Also mentions local law proposals on on the spot fishery arrests and a $2,842 sewage plant reimbursement for Union City.
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George P Ress
Snetley Communications
Oleatrician
USN
Avs
G. Ross Ni Brookstreet
Naval Air Station
Bwiohanson
Kans New Chistober of Commerce Airectory
Loos
Corry
Memorial Hospital
John R. Orcutt
Dartmouth College
Kappa Kappa Kappa
George N. Droutt
Hust Frederick Street
Union City
Chautauqua Lake
Life Inngazhie
Joseph Werte
Nis
Werte
Stedtia Road
Chautauqua
Chautauqua County
Mayville Methodist Church
Local youths honored in scholarship program extend community notes
Three local youths Jeffry Baldwin Carlton Bates and Bror Larson were highlighted as scholarship recipients. Larson was among 13 students with perfect averages while other items discuss a proposed clearing house to prevent conflicts in public events, local business changes, labor law effects, and officials addressing a recent fire case with displaced families.
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Ing
Jeffry Baldwin
Carlton Bates
Bror Larson
Larson
Eric Aistriet Piffer
Baltimore Life Insurance Co
Wit
Plaherty
Mead Avenue
Croy A. McElroy
Snyder Circle
Kay Surtees
North Center
Steed
North East
Philip R. McCray
The
Clymer Lumber Co
Syracuse University
Boy of the Month honors North East cerebral palsy victim King Hovey
King Hovey of North East, a cerebral palsy patient, is named Boy of the Month by the North East Service Club for overcoming severe obstacles to lead a useful life. He spent seven years in a Buffalo hospital and two in a West Virginia hospital, and plans to move with his parents to Lake Placid Florida to operate a Western Auto store. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hovey. Pvt. William Graybill is also noted.
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King Hovey
North East
North East Service Club
Buffalo
West Virginia
Lake Placid
Fla
Randson
Perry Hovey
William
Graybill
Son of Corry couple graduates from Fork Rucker course
The son of Mr and Mrs William Gray of R D 2 Corry has graduated from the aircraft maintenance entry court at Fork Rucker Alaska.
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William Graybill
Corry
Fork Rucker
Alas
Collapse of Lawn Chair Causes $2500 Suit
Joh Rice of McKeesport Pennsylvania filed a common pleas suit against Scott's Mate of Brie after a lawn chair collapsed July 18 1955 on a motel terrace. He alleges the accident left him totally disabled for three weeks and partially disabled for twenty weeks.
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pHa
Common Pleas Court
Joh Rice
McKeesport
Scott
Brie
Ternace
Actor dies in New York at 73
Harry Sothern, a stage screen and TV actor, part of the noted English theatrical family, son of Eve Sothern and nephew of E H Sothern, died yesterday in New York.
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New York
Harry Sothern
Eve Sothen
E. H. Sothern
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Philadelph
Republic
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George A. Myntsy
Tone Living
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Zeroantiintals
Elmview Jersey
Ai Arensure
Steve Ellinview
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Hal Boyle
Slocum’s Electronics
Dale W. Inman
Ali
Gilling
Yalearney
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College of Engineering and Architecture
Penn State
McCulloch Chain
N. W. Buick Jr
Columbus
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Powell Finance Agency
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Titusville
H. Perry ‘Smith
Underwood Corporation
Hartford
Woolworth
Toledo
Ohio
Palmer
State Street
Bee
Mary B.mcevoy
General Telephone Co
Erie
Warren
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
S&h
VanCise
Seavier
KELLY
Pondel
Sunoco
E- Union
J.L. Wilson
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
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Corry Savings Cloan Zi
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Canver Steel
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Odds and Ends
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Doris Day
Millie
Amenigus
Uiis
Citizens National Bank
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