Women Marines recruiting on hand in Erie building
A Marine recruiting officer will be in the Tod ero Building in Erie on Thursday and Friday to discuss enlistment with interested women. Also reported are a mortgage license filing by Marvin F Phillips and Berena Nichols, a divorce complaint in Erie County, the death of Rev. Hateh at Seale Washington, and various local notices including Navy recruiting shifts, hospital admissions, and traffic enforcement updates.
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Todero
Erie
Marine Corps
Erie County
Dolor Johnson
Lain Street
Corry
Daniel
Gohing
Hateh
Seale
Wash Rey
Joe Christian and Missionary
Aulmer Church
U. S. Navy
Erin
Garland woman arrested on Titusville warrant charges
A Garland woman was arrested in Titusville on a warrant charging her with receiving stolen goods after a local store reported she bought four radios and socks on credit for 375.49 under a name other than her married name. She faces arraignment today before an alderman in Titusville.
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Garland
Titusville
Tiville
Rhee Outlaws Minor Korea Party Grant Area
Syngman Rhee's government announced today it allowed the minor opposition Progressive party. A government spokesman said registration was canceled because it advocates elections to unify Korea under neutral supervision, not UN supervision as demanded by the government and the US dominated UN Command. Party leaders have hidden contact with Communist agents and the party attempted to overthrow the government through smuggling fellow travelers to the next Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee Cepete
Syngman Whee
Progressive Party
Korea
UN Command
Elperton
Commmunist
Postal Civil Aides To Get Pay Boost
The House Post Office and Civil Service Committee approved pay raises for postal workers and Civil Service employees. Postal workers would gain about 14 to 16 percent, while classified employees receive 10 to 12.4 percent. Estimated annual cost of the bills is 969 million dollars. A luncheon meeting of the Airport Authority will discuss plans for a spring airport opening. Weather shows a warming trend with partly cloudy skies and possible showers. yesterday's 50-degree high to persist. An arbitral panel in Crawford County favored Helen Wilcox in a civil suit over damages totaling 951.78. countersuit by Carey was denied in part, with Wilcox prevailing. Also noted are trout season preparations and seasonal wildlife efforts in Allegheny National Forest.
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Ashington
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Civil Service
Corry
Airport Authority
Phoenix Hotel
Juto
Real Services
Crawford County
Helen Wilcox
Cambridge Springs
Common Pleas
Marvin G. Carey
Wattsburg
Wayne Wilcox
Carey
Wilcox
Watzebure
Reds Attack U.S. Britain Missile Pact Claims
The Reds denounce a U S Britain missile pact as a pact of national death by one’s own action. Investia warns atom advocates misread public opinion in Britain and its territories as bridgeheads for missiles. The report notes opposition by a large British segment and implies Britain loses control over missile use.
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Wewebe Wr
Tzyestia
U. S
Britain
Investia
Army And Navy Ready Moons
Casually described as ready, Army and Navy rocket teams prepare to launch lunar satellites within two weeks. Navy Vanguard is delayed by propellant shortages and minor mechanical revisions. Army Jupiter-C aims for a follow up after Vanguard repairs. Vanguard has had two prior failed attempts, while Jupiter-C previously flew Explorer in a veteran mission.
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Army
Navy
Vanguard
U.S
Navy Vanguard
Vanguard Bow
Germ Killing Gas Discovered by Army Scientist
An Army Chemical Corps scientist at Fort Detrick in Maryland announced beta-propiolactone as a new germ killing gas. It disinfects rapidly with fewer side effects and has been used to sterilize laboratory buildings, with potential hospital and operating room applications.
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Jersey Arty
Nod
Chemical Corps
C. R. Phillips
Physical Defense Division
The
Ft. Detrick
Frederic
Phillips
Becton Dickinson
Seton Hall College of Medicine and Dentistry
Mixed 1957 Profits Across Industries Highlight Shifting Trends
News summary notes a mixed year for 679 firms with total net income of 10.296 billion, barely up from 1956 and down from earlier quarters. Airlines, meat, oils, and steel show large declines while giants in drugs, tobacco, and utilities push gains.
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New York
Airlines
Unclear text hints at profits, costs and demand shifts
Fragmented lines mention shrinking profits, dividend cuts, and rising costs blamed on phishing. No clear entities or concrete events emerge. text seems garbled, mentioning executives, demand, productivity, and price trends without specifics.
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Lierie County
Marvin F Phillips
Shelby
Berena
Nichols
Linda Diane Yoder
John McCray
South First Avenue
Hamot Hospital
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Joseph Tomeheck
R. D
Union City
Electric Company
Tomeheck
Jacob Burkett
Barrys Bay
Ontario
Canada
West Main Streets
First Avenue
Gates Street
Warren Airport
Allegheny National Forest
Warren Field
Stream Cub
Youngsville
Xbaul
Broken
Stray’ Fish and Game Club
Jong
Shank
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clemer's
State Highway Department
Faye
Meadville Community Hotel, Inc
Iusgainst
Daniel Truesdale
Jamestown
Rhee
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Serving
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
US Pores Service
Alas
American Motors
Americana
Borstorff & Fitch
Army and Navy
Schaefer
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
Shetter
Putin
Ince Bs
Lye Othey
Ber
Ing Materials
Cement
Tuffy
Kendall
Washington Streets
Thomas Moines
Chapin’s
Coats
F. C. Chapin & Son
NORGE
Loblaws
Saltines Royal Manor
Betty Crocker
McIntosh Apples
Orchard Park
Long Island
Citer
Roberts Furniture
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