Corry Journal items and notices drift through town
City and Vicinity column highlights Roy Hulett as new supervisor and Mark Ives as assessor plus maintenance pay rise. Local ads promote discounted Colonial hardware and a paint line. Jamestown Boys Club director Carlson leaves for Army with tributes. Meadville seeks 20 day docket suspension lifted after compromise. Various notices cover banquets, meetings, and social events.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Findley Lake
Roy Hulett
Mark Ives
W. F. Rickers
Jamestown
Robert F. Carson
Jamestown Hoys Club
U.S. Army
Arthur B. Verry
Boys
Carlson
Jamestown Boys Club
Dance Real Cool Brings Cold Night to Sault Ste. Marie
About 100 couples gathered for a street dance in a supermarket parking lot in Sault Ste. Marie. The event faced record cold as the thermometer dipped to 18 degrees below zero, forcing dancers to endure recorded music instead of live performers.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich. Ie
At The Hospital Report and Local Notices
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a m lists admissions and discharges in Corry including Geraldine Bowman Marie Savio and Albert DeMeyere among others. It notes the First Methodist Church class meeting and John Michelosen speaking at Beaver Club All Sports banquet. A 68 year old man Joseph Balser died en route to Hamot Hospital and a Grand Valley youth confessed to stealing a Self winding watch with a payment plan offered by the store.
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Barnes
Carrig
Meadville
Grand View Jin
Ine Taormina
Toredeh
PLCB
Tin Algo
Corry Beaver Club
Women's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Oil City
Frank Marshall
Horsemen
United States Steel Corporation
Minnesota
McIintyre
Gir
Corry Area High School
Sally’ McCormick
Titus-villé High School
Xings
Ellagene Morgan
Cochranton
Crawford County
Washington, Pa
W. F. Rickers
Franklin
Gene Baker
Franklin Star Route
Rocky Grove
Franklin Hospital
Common Pleas Court
Titusville Trust Co
Lea Sterling
David P. Park
H. L. Knepshield
Hydetown
Lee
Corry Journal Printing Department
Clicophilus Gray
Trtusville
Titusville
Struthers Wells Corp
Merry
Costa
First Methodist Church
R. Lawrence Davison
East Main Street
Paull Meerdirim
John Michelosen
Beaver Club
Eric
Joseph A. Balser
Hamot Hospital
Balser
Gilson’s Builders Supply
Vieernity of
Grand Valley
State Farm Show Opens Fifth Decade In Pennsylvania
The State Farm Show began its fifth decade with Gov. Leader keynote as doors opened at 4 am. The event featured farm exhibits, horse and dog demonstrations, and a large crowd of about 10 000. Six Pennsylvanians received Master Farmer honors. State farm organizations held meetings as crowds surpassed 85 000, though the record overtak eng years remains.
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Baraunsunis U
Vemsyl
Vania
Whal
Pennsylvania
Tee~ Lival
Mars
Buller County
J. Warren Shearer
Wernersville
Harrisburg
Officials plan to slow arrivals amid turmoil forecast
Officials expect Juniors and others to disperse into Harriabure today as delays unfold. By week’s end, judging will finish in 10,000 competitive events across venues.
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Elies
Harriabure
Ike's Economic Plea Faces Uphill Labor and Business Test
President Eisenhower urged business and organized labor to restrain price and wage demands to avoid inflationary pressure while noting the absence of a shooting war. He highlighted the shift toward long-term labor contracts as a stabilizing factor, contrasting with Truman’s 1950 appeal. The piece discusses living costs, potential wage and price controls, and the Middle East crisis as context for economic policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
Middle East
Anderlow
Costa Ares
Inbor
British hunt Greek gunmen on Cyprus curfew imposed
British authorities cordoned off the Greek Quarter of Nicosia and conducted house to house searches for five gunmen believed behind attacks on British civilians. Over 40,000 troops and police conducted the manhunt with male residents 14 to 40 screened. A curfew was imposed first in 101 days as barbed wire barriers blocked six city bridges and patrols urged locals to stay home. The curfew coincided with the 1950 Enosis referendum anniversary when Greek Cypriots voted to unite with Greece.
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Suevers
Xyius Ai
Nicosia
Greece
China Lends Hungary 50 Million Dollars for Reconstruction
Budapest reports Josef Dudas, Hungaries failed uprising leader, sentenced to death. Radio Budap est claims China granted Hungary 200 million rubles 50 million dollars for reconstruction to be repaid unspecified. Negotiations allegedly held in Moscow with Janos Kadar and Gyorgy Marosan. Also mental health aide Grant W Husband dies in Philadelphia at 38.
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Budapest
Josef Dudas
Hungary
Radio
China
Janos Kadar
Gyoorgy Marosan
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Philadelphia
Grant W. Husband
The
Mental Health Association of South-eastern Pennsylvania
Lenin Stalin Tomb Reopens Amid De-Stalinization Talks
Lenin Lenin Stalin tomb in Red Square reopens with interiors unchanged since November renovation. Speculation swirled on whether Stalin’s body would be removed as de Stalinization moves advance. A new raised granite inscription Lenin Stalin appears above the site. Actress Gloria DeHaven announces marriage to Richy ard Fincher set for Miami ceremony.
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Oulu Wy Fe
Guy
Lenin Istalin
Red Square
Lenin
Stalin
Jay Fanment
Lenin-Stalin
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R.D
Corry Hospital
Geraldine Bowman
Gordon Neckers
R. D
Marie Savio
Columbus
Myr
Babcock
Clymer
Albert DeMeyere
Oscar Colburn
Spring Street
Judy
Clarence Herring
West Church Street
Laty
Elizabeth Graham
Franklin Street
Albert Steadman
Spartansburg
Lester Howles
Lawrence Joyce
East Congress Street
State Farm Show
Ike
Cyprus
Civi- Aeronautics — Administration
Wind Turbine Co
West Chester
Kane Manufacturing Corp
Kane
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton
Continents Motors Cady
Collier
I Pervicem
Nainal
Morticiana
International Association of Funeral Directors
Prac
Bragien. Funeral Home
Corry
Erie
Erie Ri
Buc Che Erie
No Mater
Chambers of Commerce
Ates
Erie Railroad
Red
Miami
Gloria DeHaven
Richyard Fincher
Miami aUto
Phonograph Records
Slocum’s Electronics
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Land-O-Lakes
le Kern
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