Warren Bakery Bandit Escape Sparks Citywide Hunt
In Warren a bakery robbery sparked a dramatic escape attempt. Warden fire wounded a fugitive as two others fled past jail blocks. Police pursued through yards and alleys. all four suspects captured after a nightlong manhunt with New York authorities to decide extradition.
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Richard Edsinger
Youngsville
Warren County
Lwocumus
Jong
Whslinger
Donald Emeion
Calvin Masah
Sherman Bakery
Aoid
Arthur
Gilliland
Ol City
Shedil
Sas
Hos Dilueh
Donald Allen
Drew
Allen
Elslager
Altenph
Enees
Sayerd
Nic & HuArby
Alles
Alana
Leon
Sherifh Linder
New York
New York State
Linder
Burglar Steals $3.50 From Busy Texnen Service Station
Police report a break in at a Waterford service station where a thief removed a small loot valued at $3.50. Investigators note the intruder pried open a rear entry and left behind three objects while the establishment was well stocked.
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Ely
Wiet
He Corny Warrarks Wild Today
Het Lie D. Bhatt
Wid
Hhringfatalls
Texnen
Waterford
Hem iKab Someore
Iessilion
Seagoing Posse Apprehends Four Teens On Yacht Theft
A 40 foot Fiesta ST yacht was seized after four youths from San Antonio boarded it at Craig Key in the Florida Keys. They held the couple at gunpoint and demanded admission to Mexico, prompting a police chase and investigations into kidnapping and piracy charges. The Seaboard authorities pursued the youths by motorboat, resulting in their capture. two of the youths remain unnamed due to age. The incident disrupted a quiet holiday, with the owners shaken but unharmed.
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Paris
Richard Stay
San Antonio
Tex
Juste Thomas
Caro
Key Wext
Mike Moore
Silas
Phyllis
David
John R
D’ Junie
Bobby
Fiesta ST
Craig
New
Sias
Mexica
Mori
Muwry Cribb
Ge Ant
Monroe County
Nine Killed In Auto Crash Victims Named in Eureka Funeral
A midnight two car collision near Eureka killed nine people including two children and three others as relatives traveled home after New Year visits. Sheriff reports say three additional injured and hospital care ongoing at Eureka and nearby facilities. The Beck family, returning to their farm, were among the deceased. others named include Marvin Nenbayrilt and Clyde Krew. Investigators continue to determine exact sequence and cause.
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Eureka
Chile
Tirol
Putzes
Nod Dorie
Bekhituren
Keilred
Marvin Nenbayrilt
Iver
Bas
Wiedweler
Clyde Krew
Brunekn
Whbert
Méeks
Eureka Hospital
Sheriff Teviny
Mutschler
Becks
AiveKaft
Beit
Tynevssted
Dake Heiler
Raymond Plant Lists Promotions At The Raymond Mfg Co
The Raymond Mfg Co announces four promotions for employees tied to the local firm, a division of Associated Spring Corp. Walter Berlam leads the Cleveland office, Ralph Carroll remains there, Ripley Saxton is assigned to Cleveland, and Reed Reed will head the merchandising unit. LIOM Lowe is appointed to oversee market research for the Raymond division.
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Raymond Plant
Raymond Mfg. Co
Minokieed
Associated Spring Corp
Walter Berlam
Cleveland Iles
Ralph Carroll
Swory
Ute Baat En Genes
Sty Reed
Mie Corry
Liom Lowe
Raymond Division
New Year Brings Real Winter Weather to Gorey
After a month of mild conditions a real wintry spell arrived. Light snow flurries on New Year Eve grew to eight inches, with more than 36 hours of snowfall. Ice blanketed highways and city streets, creating hazardous driving. No citywide accidents were reported during New Year celebrations.
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Gorey
NeweYear
Solon Warns Against Defense Spending Surge
Solon Cannon of the House Appropriations Committee cautioned against a spending spree in the name of national defense. He warned against pork barrel pitches and urged economy in nonessential items while acknowledging defense needs, especially missiles, to prevent deflation. He noted some lawmakers push for ongoing heavy spending to spur business. Continued on Page Five.
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Ressasnagrisassey Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Neonel Defense
Cannon
Sputnik
Congress
Nnation
Three Arrested New Year’s Eve in Corry
Three Corry residents faced New Year’s Eve arrests. Ralph E B Davis Jr, 24, of B D 2, was held on a non-support charge and to appear before Judge Bernice Rockwood. Charles Barr, 26, of RD 1, Corry, was cited for disorderly conduct and posted a $100 bond for next Friday’s hearing. Beverly Hooper, 17, of Cory, was turned over to county probation authorities to be returned to Alexandria after an escape from an institution. police had no explanation for her detention. Joel Pr M Stoneroad, 92, Carnegie Coul Corp founder, died after recent hospital stay. he retired in 1923.
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Corry
Ralph EB. Davis Jr
B.D
Dorothy Stull
Union City
Davis
Jassine Bernice Rockwood
Charles Barr
RD. 1
Opal
Tonis
Ana
Beverly Hooper
Cory
Alexandria
Tamtwna
Sputnik Faces Quiet Death Over Earth Orbit
A chaotic OCR fragment reports on Sputnik’s final fate with references to Dr Friday Whipple and Smithsonian Observatory death watch. It mentions observers worldwide tracking the Soviet satellite as it plunges, with predicted early month end and miles traveled. The piece cites over 1,350 trips and speeds around 18 000 mph, noting Sputnik 11’s higher orbit expected to last months.
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Vamsridge
Ins Gobber
Mattie Stee
Amerie Heironomers
pHedteliisn
Friday Whipple
Smithsonian Astraphyston Observatory
Smithsonian
T Sheorld
Observatory
Russi
Mars
Nike
Air Force Rebels Subdued As Leaders Flee Venezuela
The Caracas government said rebels in the Air Force were crushed within 24 hours. General Romulo Fernandez announced that key rebel leaders fled by air and restored officials retook Maracay and Aragua. Government planes consolidated control at Caracas airport as streetlights returned in the capital.
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Air Force
Caracas
Venezuela
Sareoa
Romulo Fernandez
Perex Jimenes MW
Fernandez
Antelio Ferrero Tamay
Maracay
Aragua
Ferrero Tamay
Fernandes
Palonegro
Boca del Rio
Laren
Niles Caal
Loriy
New Year Traffic Toll Sets One-Day Record
AP reports New Year traffic deaths reached a record high for a single day, with totals for 6 pm Tuesday to midnight Wednesday showing 16 in traffic, 4 in fires, and 19 in other accidents for an overall ig. The tally exceeded the 130-predicted NSC figure but did not beat the 235 all-time high set in Christmas 1946.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Tlve
New York
New Years Day Labors Costly To Youth In Crash
A one car crash on East Main street yesterday afternoon damaged a vehicle rear by 15 dollars and shattered a utility pole, with repair costs around 400 dollars plus emergency crew pay. Dennis Rockafellow said he swerved after a snow obstacle, spun, hit the pole affecting lines from multiple providers and the city fire alarm system. Police dispatched street crews to spread cinders and assist with the cleanup and repairs.
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East Main Street
Earl ‘T. Chery
Cory Pennsylvania Electric Company
Dennis Rocknfellow
Corry
Cherry
Peneleo
General Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company
City
Rockafellow
Ricks
Rockafellow Auto
Haber
Salt Cherry
Red Soldiers Called For East Berlin Duty
Reports say Red soldiers have been ordered to East Berlin to guard border crossings and patrol streets. The move follows past Soviet deployments and rumors of desertions among Soviet officers in East Germany amid heightened tensions in the divided city.
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East Berlin
Reuslin
East
West Berlin
Berelin
Berlin
Wey
East Germany
Fire guts church interior in Faumyiia Pa
Fire destroyed the Brethren in Christ Church interior in Faumyiia Pa causing about 29 000 dollars in damage. Fire chief Lloyd Martin cited an overheated furnace as the start. Firemen from here and Heratiey fought the blaze with three firefighters overcome by smoke.
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Faumyiia
The
Brethren i Christ Church
Lloyd Martin
Martin
Heratiey
Blige
Probe Red Firing On British Plane Over Albania
Five men and one Yemeni aboard a British cargo plane forced down by Red fighters are safe. Albania accused the aircraft of trespassing, while France asked to investigate. The DC Gymasser, owned by British Independent Air Travel, left West Germany en route to Damascus with machinery aboard.
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Hon Bunge
Allanta
O Yeman
Writair
Adriatic
Tirana
Louja Keller
Kevan
British Independent
Air Travel
Duvowldtort
West Germany
Adriatic Sea
Damascus
Syria
Protestant Churches Set Prayer Week Observed Here
The city will observe the 1058 Week of Prayer in Protestant churches next week starting Monday with nightly services except Saturday. Each evening features a different church with local ministers delivering messages. Monday Rev Bowlby speaks on The Prayer of Adoration at Salvation Am y Citadel. Tuesday Rev Teller at Eaphist Church on The Prayer of Contrition. Wednesday Rev DeBoer at Lathe Chieehy on The Prayer of Thanksgiving. Thursday Rev Ota at Evangeliont United Brethren on The Prayer of Supplication. Friday Capt Croth at Presbyterian Church on An Christ Prayed. Sunday Rev Myrrh at The Burly Church on Ax The Burly Church Prayed. Pastors from the Corry Area Churches invite all to attend.
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Ori
TAS P. i
Tye
Armas
Bowlby
Amy Citadel
Iew Teller
Eaphist Church
RW DeBoer
Ota
Evangeliont United Brethren Church
Capt Crotch
An Christ
Police List Items Stolen At Mill
Corry sub station said this morning they were checking persons familiar with the W. Mick Timber Products mill at Spartansburg in connection with theft of about 8590 in items. Officers named a chain saw two tires a putter and gasoline taken. Theft found Tuesday morning when a lock was broken off a door.
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Mill
Corry
Spartansburg
Raulio Inek
Ike Readies U S Budget and Civil Rights Moves
President Eisenhower returns to the White House to finish the new federal budget and to meet with the Cabinet and the Civil Rights Commission. He plans a weekend in Gettysburg after talks on military matters and will outline sections of the State of the Union message. The White House signals a higher budget total than last year and confirms the Civil Rights Commission's organizational meeting tomorrow with Dr John A. Hannah. He spent New Year’s Day with his family and spoke to Soviet leaders about improving East-West ties.
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Gettysburg
Bamm
Eisenhower
White House
Cabinet
Civil Rights Commission
Lars
Eiserthoyer
Ommorrow
John A. Rannah
Michigan State University
Soviet Union
1957 Goes Out Quietly In City
Patrol officers reported a quiet New Year in Corry with few incidents on New Years Eve. Individual drivers were cited for motor vehicle code violations at intersections near North Center and Washington streets as police pursued traffic control and safety.
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Stephen OC
Graham
Townville
Ciwd
Washingtonr
York
Washington Streets
Mattegon
York Street
Pall Shields Jp
Ciymer
Washington Street
Caner
Sy Toamen
Eom Uwe
Crivers
Corry
New Sledding Site Opens Overnight in City First Snow
City crews opened a new sledding area west of Corry Area High School after a heavy snowfall. Two supervised hills will operate daily with extended weekend hours and potential night lighting if demand grows. Supervisory times run 4 to 5 30 p m on weekdays, 9 30 to 11 80 Saturday, and 1 30 to 4 20 Sunday.
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Corry Area High School
Iris
Alte
Tecréa- Hon
Fatal Carbon Monoxide Death From Garage Car Work
Victor Worm Brot, 25, of Johnsonburg, died Tuesday night from carbon monoxide poisoning while working on a car in a Johnsonburg garage. Elk County Coroner Frands De Phaulls ruled the death accidental after an inquiry by state police at Ridgway Barracks. Wormbrot had entered the garage around 8 PM and was found by his brother in a doorway or driveway area, the investigation indicating a toxic buildup from vehicle exhaust.
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Johnsonburg
Victor Wormbrot
Polkoiiig
Elk County
Frands de Phaulls
Ridgway
Cosp
Wilimm Yatts
Wornbrot
Stethigty
Grant
Trump Yaork Aly
Grsrat
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Philadelphia
Benecal
Schuylkill River
Orv
Solon
Muttehingen Parkway
Christine Nystrom
Hichard Sperling
Mise Nystrom
Sper
Hing
Misa Nywtrom
Red
Albania
Ike
U. S
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