Warren area shoppers hear of sales and notices
Corry Journal lists local ads and events from Warren area venues. Promotions include winter coat reductions at Katherine’s 2131 Jamestown, Elks dinner special, funeral notices and county fair plans under Warren Jaycees with Beaty Cafeteria venue, and a few arrests and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Katherines
Waren
Warren Jaycees
Warren County
Katherine's
Warren
Donald E. Wood
Ware County Court
Jamestown
Harry T. Watein
Jamestown Publi
Tul
Trucker killed in Pike crash near Mount Pleasant
A Hanover trucker died after a Pennsylvania Turnpike crash today. Walter B March was dead on arrival at Frick Memorial Hospital after his westbound rig drifted off the road and hit an embankment eight miles east of the Bew Stanton Interchange. The truck carried fire brick.
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Pike
Mount Pleasant
Hanover
Frick Memmorial Hospital
Walter B March
March
Pirate
Combéastion
Bew
Stanton
Hospital Report Confused OCR Note
Incoherent OCR fragment describes hospital admission and discharge details. Mentions Mr and Ms Henry Nelson and 825 Wain Street. References West Side, Spartan, Comets and Greek Marshes with unclear numbers and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagher
Czechs and Reds Sign Nuclear Cooperation Pact
The Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia signed a communique after high level talks promising increased cooperation in atomic energy. It notes uranium ore shipments at a fair price and Soviet equipment and technical aid for peaceful power stations. Premier Bulanin and Premier Siroky signed the statement, outlining plans to align industrial and economic authorities for joint projects this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Pophesiine
Stoenle Eneres
Cascticclovskie
Czechoslovakia
Tn Turp
Bulanin
Premer Vilem Siroky
Leader Plans Budget In Confab Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Governor leaders held a friendly conference with legislators to map a tentative budget. plan to submit next Tuesday. Speaker W Sam Hetch said talks stopped at the tentative date and administration bills likely to draw controversy would gain bipartisan sponsorship. The Mothers March on Polio in Thisville will be held tonight with 76 volunteers aiding donations for the National Foundation for Torntile Paralysis. about 59 more volunteers are sought for a one hour drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
W Sam Hetch
r-Armstrong
Executive Mansion
Mothers
Po- Mo' Im
Thusville
Carl Morrical
Bear Lake News Letter Of Interest
A fragment from the Bear Lake newsletter notes social arrivals and local church events. It mentions Mr and Mrs Guo White and son Derycf along with Jean Truicet working on the poll drove Mrs Meade Ccensh as an visitor at her son's home. Tom is reported improved and nearing a return. Youth Fellowship led Sunday evening services at United Brethren Church with Miss Ruby Brofen as speaker.
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Gildys
Jisesewn
Crea Cock
Jean ‘Truicet
Meade Ccensh
Tome
Yanees
United Brethren Church
Sindsy
Ruby Brofen
Afrien
Tito May Not Come To U S
Washington remains silent on the Tito visit amid anti Tito sentiment and protests in Congress. Reports say Tito could visit Washington possibly in April if invited by President Eisenhower. House opponents circulate a petition urging the invitation not be extended or rescinded if already extended. Belgrade sources say an in principle visit was agreed, but no dates set.
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Washington
Tito
United States
White House
State Department
Eisenhower
Petion
Belgrade
Petitiom
Bank Robbers Take $39,000 in Pittsburgh Heist
Robbers wearing makeup and false facial hair entered Pittsburgh's First National Bank at about 1:20 pm and demanded cash from multiple tellers. They forced staff and customers into the vault, stuffing money into bags while sealing the vault and fleeing with roughly $39,000.
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Pittsburgh
FBI
Hays Oranch
Prapits
Natephersd
Ereen
Teacec
Katherie Pigh
Pugh
Schoffeld End
Isiomier
Philp
Bendits
Vaul
U.S. Aides Expelled From Moscow Amid Diplomatic Tensions
A Moscow broadcast reported the expulsion of Maj. Hubert Tansey and Capt. Charles Sticewell, U.S. assistant military attaches, for activities incompatible with their status. The note to Ambassador Bohlen said their continued presence was undesirable.
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Penmeeves
Union Today
Hubert Tansey
Charles Sticewell
U.S
Moscow
Russia
U. S
Charles Bohlen
Ussr
United States
New York Market Signals Shifts in Steel and Copper Prices
In New York Crossments markets, steel scrap prices fall while finished steel products edge higher. Demand remains strong for some items yet soft for others as copper prices show a wide global spread. Copper product makers worry about new offer declines as supplies pile up.
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New York
Finlingovedge
Flood Damage in Kentucky Rises Amid Heavy Rain
Severe flooding in Kentucky and neighboring states triggered four days of heavy rain. Rivers such as the Pound, Tug, Guyandotte, and Cumberland surged, forcing thousands to flee homes in Harlen, Barbourville, Pikeville, Neon, Whitesburg, and other towns. A high water rescue effort followed. a Verdunville boy drowned after slipping from a footbridge. The Red Cross declared disaster areas including Carbiti, Harlan, Whitesburg, Barbourville, Jackson, and Hazard.
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Harlen
Barbourville
Pikeville
Neon
Whitesburg
Tug
Guyandotte
West Virginia
Little Clinch
Powell Rivers
Tennessee
Cumberland
Jimmy Deer
Verdunville
Logan
W. Va
War
W. Way
Ors
Rosspoint
Red Cross
Kentucky
Carbiti
Harlan
Jackson
Hazard
Metals markets shift as demand steadies in 1957
Scrap and alloy markets respond to steady or rising steel and copper demand. Auto, appliance, and construction sectors drive orders while scrap prices drift lower. Aluminum injects balance after shortages as firms seek new markets and uses. Industry forecasters expect continued steel demand in structures and shipbuilding, with balance anticipated by 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Pro-motion
Sackening Steel Mills
Zpparts
Aluminum Association
American Iron and Steel Institute
Fulbright Seeks Reports on Dulles Talks in Middle East
Sen Fulbright urged Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees to obtain detailed paraphrases of Secretary Dulles conversations with Middle East leaders. He said such material is essential for the inquiry into U S policy in the region over the last 11 years, while noting that disclosure of confidential talks is resisted by Eisenhower.
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Knowland
Eisenhower
White House
Executive Department
Congress
Middle East
Fulbright
Dulles
Mohamed Na~guib
Egypt
Israel
David Be Gurion
Hussein T
Jordan
Faisal I
Iraq
Adib Shishekly
Syria
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