New President In Control Of Cuba
Provisional President Manuel Urrutia takes control in Havana after arriving in the capital and forming a new cabinet. He names Jose Miro Cardoni to a Havin Bas Asst ta position and plans to monitor developments from outside the cabinet. Fidel Castro’s guerrilla forces march toward Havana as Batista’s fall continues amid a victory procession.
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Artiio
Corry Kiwanis Celebrates 35th Anniversary
Corry Kiwanis marked its 35th anniversary with officers installed at Hotel Corry. Guests from Erie Youngsville and Warren attended as Marshall Jetty district governor installed directors and officers, highlighting past service and member recognitions.
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Erie
Youngsville
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Corry Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Frank McKnight
Richard Dean
Te Loeal
Salvation Army
Clarense Wallace
Ray Amy
Thomas Russell
William Miller
Jetty
Walter K. Peake
Howard J.' Sheen
Chris Chris Lensen
H Lynn Hice
Ella Davis
Corry
Fourth Polio Shot Advised in 1959 March of Dimes push
Dr Jonas Salk urged a fourth polio dose to improve immunity against infantile paralysis while Dr Gordon Brown from Michigan cautioned that completing three-dose coverage for those unvaccinated is more crucial. Leaders Gunnar Gundersen and Thomas Francis Jr. backed strong universal vaccination as the National Polio Foundation launched its $85 million March of Dimes campaign.
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Gordon Brown
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Thomas Francis Jr
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University of Michigan School of Public Health
National
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Rhee to Seek Fourth Term in South Korea
A government spokesman stated President Syngman Rhee will run for a fourth term next year, making him South Korea’s sole president since the republic’s 1948 founding. The presidential election is expected around May, with Rhee turning 85.
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Driver Hurt In Wreck Near City
A car driven by Charles McCray, 95, Spar tansboro, was in a two vehicle collision with a tractor trailer on a curve south of Spartansburg Medway at 12:60 pm yesterday. McCray was hospitalized with a fractured leg. Charles A Parker 30, of RD 2, Warren, was uninjured. Total damage to the car and truck was 1838. Three more cars were damaged south of Upton City in a second incident. Slattery 39 Kenmore Elmer Smith County Waterford 52 were among the drivers. Snow obscured visibility and preliminary notes pointed to the second crash as a swerving event.
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Elmer Smith
Centerville
Johin Market
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Smith
Murkerten
Fire Kills Four In Nursing Home
Four persons died in a Martinsburg West Virginia nursing home fire that destroyed the facility early today. Fire Chief Swen said convalescent patients were aided and the operator of Sirth's Nursing Home perished in the flames. Five others were rescued with one in critical condition. Names of the victims were not immediately available as investigators said the blaze burned for about an hour. The home was a frame structure with asbestos covering.
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Mrs Rose Sentenced Nine Years For Assault On Son
The court sentenced Mrs Rose to nine years in a women’s prison in Bedford Mills New York for assault on her son Jay. Wilfred Rose received a concurrent sentence and a $1000 fine with per dollar, plus an extra day for the fine. The verdict followed the discovery of Jay bound and gagged in Dun Kirk on May 24 after a seven day search. A panel of 380 prospective jurors had not changed venue due to extensive public attention surrounding the case.
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Civil Rights Clash Looms In Alabama
In Montgomery Alabama and federal authorities prepared for a clash over a compromise in a commission inquiry into Negro voting rights. The Civil Rights Commission has seen voter registration records under a federal court order while dispute remains whether registrars must testify and provide information. The commission may seek to compel testimony from registrars through U.S. District Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. if needed, as investigations proceed county by county.
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Frank M. Johnson Jr
Red Berlin Concessions Spur GOP Battle to Oust Martin
Washington AP reports open clashes inside the GOP as Rep Joseph W. Martin JrMassachusetts faces a bid to unseat him as House leader. Charles A Halleck leads opponents while Loyd Wright and others move to block the Democratic tilt. Martin, 74, trails 58 to 58 in early tallies and remains a key figure as party factions push for Speaker and leadership returns.
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Mikoyan Pledges U S Free Access to Berlin City
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan told U S officials at a private dinner that the United States should be free to use West Berlin as a gateway to the West. The remark followed Berlin tensions and proposals over a “free city” status for Berlin, with Moscow seeking a new framework for the city’s status after World War II.
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Seven Student Airmen Killed In Dorm Fire
In Syracuse a fire swept a one story Air Force barracks at Skytop housing, killing seven student airmen and injuring at least 13. Winds up to 30 mph fanned the flames, with 45 airmen housed in the dorm, all unmarried and recently arrived from various bases. Survivors described the blaze, flames under doors, and escape through shattered windows as crews battled gusty, snowy conditions. Names withheld pending next of kin notifications.
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Syrause University
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Oho
Peter Dowling
Dowling
Kalamazoo
Mich
Air Force Institute of Technology
143rd Legislature Opens In Harrisburg Today
The 143rd Pennsylvania Legislature convened in Harrisburg amid partisan disputes as Democrats push bills while Republicans control the Senate. Leaders from both sides remained at odds over rules and leadership as session opened, with small ceremonial events and congratulatory messages filling the day until a broader agreement emerges.
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Balloonists rescued after arduous Atlantic crossing
Four British balloonists known as Small World, including three men and a woman, were spotted drifting off Barbados after their record crossing from the Canary Islands. A fishing boat towed them to safety, the crew exhausted but unhurt, seeking food and water after their innovative voyage that began in the air and ended at sea.
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Ominous Note Found In New York Kidnap Case
New York police shift search for a kidnapped infant to Coney Island after an unsigned note with a suicide tone was found in a subway station. The note mentions St Peter Hospital and an intent to find peace, while investigators pursue hospital records and suspect a frustrated mother as the kidnapper. The baby’s garb was found in a Brooklyn storefront, and two women matching descriptions are being checked. Also, Customs official Austin J. Mahoney died of a heart attack in Rochester at age 60.
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Benedicto
San Francisco
Corry City Council Reorganizes with Departments Names
Corry City Council held its annual reorganizational meeting in the Municipal Building. Guy Abbey heads the finance department. Raymond Weber as safety director. J. R. Dearing streets director. Robert Grice parks and public property director. New terms for zoning, civil service, and airport authorities were set, plans commission to be named later. Budgeting and banking proposals were discussed. bids for a new city police car were received with Buick and Heberlein contenders.
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Raymond Weberies
J. R. Dearing
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Stewart Long
Robert Twanell
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Conrad Monroe
Lea Hooks
J. Fred Kinley
Cornell
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Weber
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Jerome Davin
Field Enterprises buys Chicago Daily News for 16 million
CHICAGO AP Field Enterprises owner of the Chicago Sun Times has bought control of the Chicago Daily News for 16 million dollars. Marshall Field Jr and John Knight announce Field paid 40 a share for more than two thirds and offered the same to other holders, boosting his outlay to about 24 million dollars if minority holdings are bought. The Daily News building becomes Field Enterprises property. The move leaves Chicago with two publishing groups the Tribune Company and Field Enterprises. The Sun-Times has a 561,978 daily and 630,006 Sunday circulation, while the Daily News averages 579,471 daily readers.
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Six Perish In Windtonville House Fire
A mother Nora Smith and four of her children died in a Windtonville fire that also claimed a grandchild Sally May Robinson. Two other children escaped as investigators blamed a kerosene heater explosion and a subsequent fire. The mother had separated from her husband.
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Exell Anderson
Nora Smith
Grotewohl Meets Nasser in Cairo Unscheduled Talk
East German Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl visited Cairo and halted sightseeing for an unexpected meeting with Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser. The talks, held during a stopover in Cairo, highlighted ongoing Cold War era diplomacy between East and Arab nations.
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City Ends Deep Freeze With Mixed Overnight Readings
Corry and western Pennsylvania endured a severe cold night with subzero readings in Blairsville and Brookville while Erie reported 13 above. The high yesterday reached 19 while the temperature rose to 22 by 1 PM as gusty west to southwest winds eased from 15 to 30 mph and forecasts warned of additional cold.
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Franklin
Erie
Corry
Retailers To Name Officers on January 19 Meeting
The Garry Sve all Merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce will elect officers January 19 at 8 p m in the auditorium of the Municipal Building. Nominated are Jerry Beal president William Kofi fopulos vice president and Mrs Gertrude White secretary. Board nominees include Lester Lewis Jack Stout Milton Cherry and B G Bennett. If no additional nominations are received the above slate may be elected. Stewart A Long, manager, urged all members to attend and discuss plans for the new year.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Beal
William Kofifopulos
Gertrude White
Lester Lewis
Jack Stout
Milton Cherry
B. G. Bennett
Stewart A. Long
U S Moves Toward Recognizing Cuban Provisional Government
Diplomatic sources say the United States is poised to recognize Cuba's new provisional government soon. The State Department confirmed receipt of a cable request for recognition from Heberto Agramonte, secretary of state of Cuba.
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