Portable Civil Defense hospital unit arrives for Corry use
A 26,500 dollar mobile Civil Defense hospital unit arrives in Corry and will be housed in a donated trailer by Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp. The unit weighs 24,000 pounds and includes operating tables x ray gear generator and extensive medical supplies. It will be stored ready to move to any location on short notice with care to store about 400 crates of equipment.
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Yestor
Corry Inn
Cory Jamestown
Wwcal Civil Defense
Corry Civil Defense
Tees! Corry-Jamestown Mtg. Corp
Robert Galbreath
Ray Weber
Curford Holcomb
Albert Cole
Cory
Civil Defense
Corty-Jamestoyn
Uni
Winter Storm Delays in Corry As Snow Reaches Ten Inches
Frigid weather grips Corry with ten inches of snow since New Year. Forecast calls for up to five more inches as city crews and police urge caution. Thermometers show a high of 30 and a low around 10 as a new storm threatens roads and travel. Bridges expected to be in good health amid flu concerns ahead of Congress.
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Weyer
Ant Giles
Eid
Demfus
Mercury
Pho
City's First 1958 Baby Gets Avenue Gifts
The New Year 1958 baby born about 12:08 AM at Wallace Garage area received gifts from Avenue merchants. The newborn and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fuk Geraina, were present, and merchants awarded a baby book, a blanket set, a photo album, and other baby items from local vendors including Johnson Brothers and Patterson Photo Products.
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Fuk Geraina
York
Tily
Ems
Wallace Garage
Johnson Brothers
Boor
Patterson
Phone Workers In 42 States Approve Strike
Long distance telephone workers in 42 states and the District of Columbia voted to strike at midnight. The walkout could affect Bell System operations, with about 25 500 employees involved. Key disputes include general wage increases and sequestration of toll charges. Talks continue as the union frames the strike as a possibility if talks fail. Most affected are traffic operators and plant craftsmen across the country.
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New York
Bistrict of Columbia
Knight, & Migh
Sail Today
Vale
Blaine T Gilesson
Longines
Communications Workers of America
Ronald Burdick
General Telephone Co
Servier
Amerian ‘Telephone and ‘Telegraph Co
Bell System
Newotutony
More Respiratory Ailments Noted
Public Health Service reported today a revised estimate of 7,399,001 new respiratory disease cases for the week, down from the previous figure. The update noted 47749,000 new cages of AMIE per respiratory ailments and mentions areas with red alerts and one or more days of bed rest.
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Public Health Serve
Venezuelan revolt hints at wider military unrest
Overseas exile reports from Barranquilla and New York describe discontent among young officers after a December revolt in Venezuela. Rebels fled by air to exile while the government claims to have crushed the uprising at Maracay. Analysts warn a broader military challenge may follow as civilian discontent grows amid Perez Jimenez's regime.
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Venezuela
Guatemala
Venezueti
Cnr
Peres Jimeney
Maracay Aly
Barranquilla
Co Lunada
Perez Jimenes
Worhing
Curupas
Peyea Simenez Alt
Jail Breaker At Warren To Lose Eyesight
Four inmates fled Warren County jail after overpowering the warden. Richard Elsinger was shot in the head and may lose sight in his left eye. others Arthur Gilland Calvin Marsh and Gonaly Emerson are sought in Chautauqua County for a December 4 holdup at Shioli Fim Bakery.
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Warren General Hospital
Richard Elsinger
Youngsville
Warren County Hall
Ron Allen Sr
Elslager
Arthur Gil-land
Ol City
Calvin Marsh
Gonaly Emerson
Tiquavide
Poey Aventes
Poey Aventes For Assistance, Wavernity Pullke Teacked Eislager Howih
Gilfilind
Eislager
Lay Lander
Warren
EaLivauth Tone Og
Prain
Eislusne Marsh
Emerson
Chautauqua County
Everest Conqueror Reaches South Pole With Team
Sir Edmund Hillary, first to summit Mount Everest, arrives at the South Pole after a 1200 mile trek across Antarctica. Hillary and four New Zealand companions reach Scott Base near the pole with only one tram of gasoline left, joining American scientists at the International Geophysical Year base.
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Mount Everest
South Pole
Ausalanlein
Edrhlind Hillary
Everest
Scott Base
Ross Sea
Hillary
Pole
I-Americana
United States
Murray Ellis
Peter Millerew
Jim Bates
Derek Wright
Illary
Rober F. Scotto
Roald Amundsen
Norway
Warren C of C Urges Building Columbus Dam
Warren Chamber of Commerce urges rebuilding the Columbus Dam on Brokenstraw Creek after its 1947 washout. The proposal, supported by local land deed offers and state recreation aims, will be discussed by the Pennsylvania Fish Commission in Harrisburg.
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Warren Wisenner
Commerce
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Columbus
Brokenstraw Creek
Chamber
William Voigt Bry
Charles Tranter
Warren
Fish Commission
Harrisburg
Columbus Dam
Warren Chamber
Worth Hammond
Corry
Uphe
Paul Harrington
Warren County
Corny
Johnson Cites Progress Of Defense Probe
Senator Johnson discusses progress in a defense probe while a subcommittee plans hearings on missile production and overtime limits. Symington praises the Gaither report but warns it may reflect only a partial truth as debate over defense readiness continues.
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Johnson
Progress of
Washington
Sen
Lyne
B. Sohasa
Senate
National Defense
Feta Johnsons
Senate Temberaire
Huns
U.S Missile Net
Secretary of Defense
Merttvy
Donald A. Quakies
McElroy
Defense Department
Ser
Symington
White House
James C. Hagerty
United States
Six-man Civil Rights Commission sworn in
Three Southerners and three Northerners took the oath at the White House as President Eisenhower presided. Sherman Adams administered the ceremony and the group began a 20 month study of racial issues aimed at a constructive report due by September 9, 1959. The commission, to be Senate confirmed, will seek a middle-ground approach and must hire a staff director with a $22,500 salary.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
Isenhower
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Commission
Senate
Congress
Opera Star Mar vin Meneyuin Callas Flees Rome Stage
In Rome the prima donna Mar vin Meneyuin Callas fled through an underground passage after losing her roles mid performance. Police kept order as demonstrators gathered outside Teatro dell Opera while management halted the show. The 34 year old singer then sat near the stage as other cast members continued with the remaining scenes.
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Rome
Opera
Marvin Meneyuin Callas
Rome Oper
New York
Teatro Dell” Opers
Miss Callas
Nation grapples with season's worst cold wave lands across regions
A sweeping cold front chilled the nation from the Rockies to the Atlantic. Readings plunged to below freezing in the South and Midwest, with 32 at Pensacola and 36 at Tallahassee. The Midwest endured nearly a week of subfreezing and even zero readings in the mountains, while New England saw 10 to 18 degree drops. Erie reports three inches of fresh snow overnight, totaling seven inches since yesterday.
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Asoucuce
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Southland
Florida
Pensacola
Tallahassee
Fld
Georgia
Midwest
Civalidi
Ala Jama Ania Mississippe
Arkutisia
Stileern Kansans
Texas
Parmandle
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Town
Dakotas
Tinos
Isveldley
Chienco
International Airport
Chiesa
New England
West Virginia
Erie
New York
le Forte
Two Killed and Ten Injured in Bus-Semi Crash
A Toledo Expressway collision between a Trailways bus and a tractor trailer left two dead and ten injured. Names were not fully identified. The truck driver, Clyde Howell of Milltown Ohio, was among the injured and transported to S Chavis Hospital. Police described the wreck as a sudden impact after the bus and truck sideswiped on the expressway.
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Fasedo
Odio
Aus
Toledo
State Highway Patrol
S| Chavis
Bis
Regis Franks
Dickersorl Roki Pu
Ronald Cirolte
Giardville
Joseph RB Rusalaviteh
Vets to Answer Questionnaire on Benefits Changes
Veterans and dependents will receive a questionnaire with a deadline. Completion determines eligibility for current benefits and death allowances. Officials note about 14 000 veterans in Western Pennsylvania may be affected and eligible survivors may see changes based on household income and dependents.
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Uoiy
Sim Biressi
Foreien
Incorne
Actress May Face Plastic Surgery After Bull Ring Accident
Columnist William Hickey reports Ava Gardner suffered facial damage in a private Spanish bull ring fall last autumn and may need facial surgery before resuming films. He offers no sourcing and notes Gardner fears the procedure, suggesting minor plastic work might follow.
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Mns
Erpress
Ava Gardner
William Hickey
Aya
Iinor
Hopkins Hospital Reveals New Psychiatric Ward Approach
Johns Hopkins Hospital near Baltimore unveils a novel psychiatric ward system led by Dr William D. Wheit focusing on long stay treatment. The program includes self-serve buffet lunches, group therapy twice weekly, and centralized ward leadership with a team of about 40 patients in a single unit, aiming for structured daily routines and peer discussions.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Joel I Geree
Sinath Grony
Pensar
William D. Wheit
Evestern Seaboard
Montreal
Canada
Hopkins’ Phipps
Chiatric Crime
Tax Notice Reminders For Delinquent City Taxes
Delinquent property owners owe about 5.00 in back taxes and receive reminders to pay by January 5. If unpaid, liens will be filed against properties, adding costs. 1957 amounts include a five percent penalty. six percent annual interest is added each year. Most overdue amounts are residential, with some dating back to 1930. In 1957 liens have not yet been processed at the county courthouse after January 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Smith
Sputnik likely perished in flames over Cambridge
Smithsonian Observatory scientists led by Dr. Fred L. Whipple say Sputnik 1 plunged to its death, backing earlier forecasts that the first satellite would end its days around January 2. The rocket stage observed November 30 marked the final collapse after the October 4 launch.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophyai Eal Observatory
Russin
Fred L. Whipple
Observatory
Roubis
Whipple
Rixeain
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Cincinnati
Ohio State Employment Service
Fielrt
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