Past Officers Induct 19 Vet Members at Post 264
Night ceremonies at Post 264 on West Washington street inducted 19 new recruits in the presence of World War I and II past commanders. Gordon served as officer of the day, the 19 men forming the Burch M. Gordon class.
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West Washington Street
Burch M. Gordon
Gordon
Paul Lines
Frank Schroeder
Stewart—Houghton
Samuel Baressi
Lynford Chase
Ross Fehlman
John Bolan
Joseph Sarnicki
Thomas Cragg
George Andrus
Corry
Five Dogs Die In Kennel Fire Near Home
Five canines perished yesterday as fire destroyed a small kennel and attached shed near the Richard Cramer residence eight miles south of town. Firemen prevented spread to the dwelling.
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Umavinagra
Richard Cramer
Riots Flare In Lunch Seating Demonstrations North and South
In Greensboro and Winston-Salem North Carolina sit down protests at segregated lunch counters sparked arrests. Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook condemned planned demonstrations calling them provocation by the Ku Klux Klan. Firefighters battled a blaze started by a faulty light bulb near Ashville as the unrest continued.
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Greensboro
N.C
Winston-Salem
F. W. Woolworth Co
Georgia
Eugene Cook
Ku Klux Klan
Tragic stabbing and bludgeoning mar local crime scene
Judie suffered 25 stab wounds to neck and shoulders with two pairs of scissors. A rifle with a shattered stock was used to bludgeon her head near the body. Police Chief R L Wilson could not determine a motive for the crime.
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Judie
R. L. Wilson
Hold Youth In Brutal Murder
A 15 year old boy was arrested after detectives traced a snowy trail of blood and footprints from the home of Jodie Anderson to his own. He wore clothes stained with blood and claimed he fell and bloodied his nose Monday night. The murdered girl was stabbed and beaten to death in her parents eight room home. Juvenile authorities took custody of the boy and charges have not been disclosed. His identity is protected under Montana law.
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Billings
Mont
Jodie Anderson
Montana
Robber 19 Gets Break in Erie Court
A 19 year old robber from Erie received a break on sentence after pleading guilty to a robbery in Erie County. Judge Samuel Y. Rossiter placed Edward Schick on 23 months parole and fined him 100 dollars plus costs, noting no prior record. Three other participants were jailed, one sentenced two weeks earlier to 1½ to five years in the penitentiary. The group pleaded guilty to taking 240 dollars from an Elyria, Ohio, lake area theft.
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Chase
Erie
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Edward Schick
Jad
Uney
Elyria
Ohio
Snow Storm Sweeps Midwest Plains with Heavy Snowfalls
A broad midwest snow storm delivered heavy snowfall across Kansas Nebraska Missouri and parts of Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois with blizzard conditions in Kansas Missouri and Nebraska. Up to a foot fell in some areas while cold temperatures lingered across the central states and schools closed along the storm belt. A new storm struck New Mexico with strong winds and snow spreading across the north half of the state.
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Midwest
Plains
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Town
Prospect
Chicago
Iown
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
North Central
New Mexico
Rockies
Montana
Great Lakes
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Upper
New York
New England
Debate Over U S Defenses and Soviet Threats
Washington AP reports a fierce partisan clash over U S defenses versus the Soviet threat. President Eisenhower and Republicans defend adequacy while Democrats dispute it. The piece notes intelligence secrecy and the public’s inability to judge defense adequacy without risking leaks. James Marlow signs off the column.
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Bemn Price
Washington
Soviet Union
Congress
U.S
Eisenhower
Executive Branch
Bulweabit
Yalu
United States
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Chautauqua
Ashville
Frank Schrader
Ross Fehiman
Butch Gordon
Stewart Houghton
Middle West
Marlow
Bey
Indwge
Pearl Harbor
James Marlow
Coats
Corry'’s Smart Women's Shop
Flye Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
Washington St
Corry, PA
Corry Savings Cloan
Robertson- Scala
FBI
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