Rediscovery Voyage and early American settlements exhibit
The Corry Journal notes plans and exhibits detailing the first English speaking settlements in America. It describes replicas of the Mayflower and Barer ships, Jamestown fort reconstructions, and Pocahontas ties, slated for display in the Jamestown and Plymouth areas in May. It also touches coal market shifts and European demand affecting West Virginia and Pennsylvania miners, plus Nixon and European refugee coverage.
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St. Augustine
Florida
Elght
Tornestown
Virginia
John ‘Smith
Massachusetts
Europe
West Virginia
Wester Pennsylvaniia
Dulles Sets Middle East Policy In To Begin Debate
Washington reports that Secretary Dulles outlined new Middle East arms aid while facing questions in public hearing. He contrasted two programs for supplying arms to Iraq Turkey and other nations, stressing supervision by American officers under mutual security and cash sales with high prices to deter arms from Russia. Critics doubt actual impact on U S policy toward the region.
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Eisenhowe
Middle East
Dulles
Senate
Trulitartty
Tri
Iraq
Turkey
United Suites
Egypt
Russia
Middle
East
House
Ten Hungarians Returned to Austria On U S Action
The United States sent back ten Hungarian refugees to Austria amid a continuing inquiry into false statements or misrepresentations. Investigators are examining the cases to determine if any individuals are linked to communist or secret police networks as part of the broader influx of 19,000 Hungarians who arrived at Camp Kilmer last month.
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Austria
United States
Jinjiskipis
Ypsterday
Sen M. Swinigald
Kilmer
Ned
Hun- Karin
Prosims
Photographer Curt Endelbrecht Dies at 75 in New Jersey
Curt B Endelbrecht a noted photographer and personal photographer to the late John D Rockefeller died yesterday at age 75 in New Jersey Lake Mohawk. He born in Germany and recently received the Burt B Williams Memorial Award from the National Press Photographers Association for fifty years of meritorious service.
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Lake Mohawk
N. J
Curt B Endelbrecht
John D. Rockefelter
Burt B. Williams
Mational Press Photographers Association
Germany
Tank collapse at Dairymen's Teague plant narrowly avoids disaster
Corry report recalls a near catastrophe as a 6000 ton water tank partially filled collapsed onto the roof of the East Main Street plant. The roof held, causing only minor damage beyond the displaced tank. Also noted are hospital redecorating plans and police seeking the driver whose car damaged the city park overnight.
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East Main Street
National Guard Company A Returns After Border Duty
Forty years old, age January 9 1917, Company A local unit of the National Guard on border duty returns to the city tonight at 8 o clock. Delays due to engine trouble near Oil City shifted the schedule from this afternoon. Mexican worker with a gunshot wound to the head is hospitalized at Corry Hospital following two shootings in a camp of Mexican laborers along the Pennsylvania Railroad near Spartansburg.
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Corry
Corry Evening Journal
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Manger
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John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Stanawer
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Philadelphia
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AP News
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Oil City
Corry Hospital
Spartansburg
Titusville Names Hospital Sup't
Albert W. Mayer 28 of Johnstown was named administrator of the Titusville Hospital effective February 1. He succeeds Mildred N. Watcher who resigns after more than 20 years as head. Mayer has 19 years as assistant superintendent at Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital in Johnstown and earlier roles at Lehigh Hospital and Memorial Hospital in Bedford.
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Jsville
Albert W. Mayer
Johnstown
Titusville Hospital
Mildred N. Watcher
Mayer
Coriemmugh Valley Memorial Hospital
Lee], Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Bedford
Victim's plea spares hunter in mistaken identity shooting
Marlin Smith, on trial in a Glen Hazel area shooting near Wilcox on October 20, faced a reduced fate after Leonard Rooker, wounded in the face, asked the court to spare Smith prison time and limit damages to 511 dollars. Rooker had mistaken Smith for game in the incident near Punxsutawney.
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Leonard Rooker
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Smith
Glen Hazel
Pittsfield Boy Breaks Leg In Sled Incident
William Davis Clough, 13, of Pittsfield, is reported in good condition after being struck by a car driven by Joseph Kubecki, 35. He suffered a fractured right leg while walking into the vehicle while dragging a sled near his home.
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Pittsfield
Warren — William Davis Clough
William Clough
Joseph Kubecki
Erie Girl First 57 Polio Victim At Lakeview Hospital
An 18 year old Erie girl, pupil at Strong Vincent High School, is identified as the first polio victim of 1057. She is listed in good condition at Lakeview Municipal Hospital, under physician Felix Shubert, city health director.
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Erie
Strong Vincent High School
Lakeview Municipal Hospital
Felix Shubert
City Health
Moon To Hear Fate Tomorrow In Warren Courtroom
Three more hours added to the interval before Norman W. Moon may be sentenced for the Wade case. Judge Flick Jr. will rule on a defense motion for a new trial at 1 p.m. Thursday. Moon to be returned to Western Penitentiary after the session. if denied, an appeal to the state Supreme Court follows. Governor Leader must set the electrocution date.
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Norman W. Moon
Allison D. Wade
Alexander ©. Flick Jr
Warren County
Larry Linder
Western Penitentiary
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Flick
Moon
Western Ben
Samuel Braemer
Commonwealth
Harisburg
Supreme Court of
George Leader
Pension Board Worries Over Excess Cash Balance
MRI members of the county pension board confront how to dispose of 1.365 million dollars surplus in the fund. County Controller Rockwell Hart reports 1956 net income of 159295, over 10 percent of fund size, while security agent M Rossman Wert notes longevity of local pensioners. The fund holds 194906 dollars uninvested as board defers actions until 2 p.m. Friday, with industrial or utility bonds likely as options.
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MRI
Rockwell Hart
M. Rossman Wert
Scturiry
Leader Names Trip To Help Tax Bureau
Harrisburg reports that the governor has appointed three professional consultants to aid a reorganization of the Bases and Use Tax Bureau. John J. Carson, Lyle Fitch, and Vernon Exstrom will survey operations and submit a bill with concrete recommendations to speed up the sales tax bureau’s reorganization.
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General Assembly
Michigan
California
John J. Carson
Washington
Lyle Fitch
New York City
Vernon Exstrom
Lodi
Calif
Thomas K. Hodges
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