Protest On Water Loss Faces Council
City protest over severe storm runoff highlighted by Ajax Iron Works founder John Te Cwstor who warned of flood risk and possible explosions as water overwhelms the plant yard. City Engineer Don Williams outlined the inadequate 48 inch line and noted new stores and VFW club add volume. plan to inspect pipes and consider a storm sewer project. dredging Hare Creek discussed to improve drainage.
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John TE Cwstor
Alix Tron Works
Hye Jocal
Ldor
Cupler Eldhe Company
Noor
Igineer
Don Williams
Couric
Williams
A and P
Washington Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Rmatt
Corry Home Looted While Family Away
Corry residents reported a burglary Sunday night while the Malone family was away. Cash totaling about $19, an electric drill set valued at $56, and a blade from an electric saw were stolen from inside the Reidue Street home. Police questioned two neighborhood boys who had been seen there. they denied involvement.
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Malone
Inter
Sufi
Wowlofe’ Butether & Faighbor
Tat
Pti
Kremletr
Pollet
Youths Back Truck Over Brother in Yard Incident
A youth accidentally ran over his elder brother with a truck in the yard of their Westfield home. The driver was Frank Schunter, the family’s elder brother, who was reportedly backing the vehicle. The injured boy, ten years old, was treated and reported in good condition later.
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Ymerey
Sian
Brudiey Schinster
Mr. Nil
Mra
Frank Schunter
Westfield
Hla
Mae
Tia
Trates
Chaeless
wiHrounly & Doabe
Peett Hevught
Tom Jamestown
Mayor Protests Firemen Pay Scale Change
Mayor Cherry protested a proposed water law setting a $4500 minimum for city firemen pay. The mayor argued a raise could require an extra mill of local taxes if extended to all city workers. Governor Teaver’s reply promised action when the bill reaches the floor. outcome unknown.
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Wight
George
Cherry
Teaver
Girard Marries Japanese Girl U S Rites Friday
U S Army base in Japan reports the marriage of Sergeant Girard and his Japanese fiancée Haru Candy Stievanti. They wed today under Japanese law, with a Friday ceremony planned in the base’s white chapel. A later home life is delayed by housing limits, and an extortion attempt briefly marred the event.
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Girard
U.S
Whittington
Japan
U. S. Army
Vamp Whitiington
William
Fukwushimilay
Gia
Danning Soln
Haru
Candy) Giford
O. 3
Tokyo
Girata
Ottawa
Candy) Stievanti
Candy
Army
Hi Barricks
Tre Brie
Camp
Police report shows 161 drivers cited in June total
Corry State Police substation logged 10 563 miles over 217 patrols in June per Sgt Theodore Subley. Officers responded to 118 accidents with two injuries and 705 dollars in damage. 14 investigations were made, five felonies reported, 6700 in cash was recovered, and 149 other items were seized.
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Corry
Monhly
Theodore Subley
Caston
Venice
Burial Of Hurricane Victims Goes On In Louisiana
Burial of hurricane victims continued in the southwestern tip of Louisiana as the disaster toll mounted with mass graves and a lack of progress by cleanup workers. Local officials reported about 500 deaths from Hurricane Audrey, with damage reaching petroleum properties in the hundreds of millions. A mass burial site near a Negro cemetery was opened, with a woman recalling the scene as a priest solemnly supervised the rites.
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Lake Charles
Louisiana
Cleanuy
Campion
Lille
Tas
Plice
Audrey
Val Peterson
Presi
Dent Wiennower
Petergen
Saute Iden
Wollter
Jett Davis
New Orleans Times-Pionyune
Billy
Christ
Lis
Pilot survives eight weeks in High Sierra snow
Colt Air Force base pilot David Sleaves, 25, recounts eight weeks in the frozen High Sierra after parachuting from a May flight. He lost 60 to 80 pounds but regained strength and faith as authorities doubted survival. His Trumbull, Connecticut family kept hope alive as he was airlifted from Scanoia Kinms Canyon National Park after his rescue.
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Castle Air Force Base
Colt
Air Force Lot
David Sleaves
High
Sierra
Air Force Ad
Vtcom
Trumbull, Conn
Scanoia-Kinms Canyon
Natonal Park
Inn Trumbull
Mars
Harold Steeves
Woman Found Alive After Six Days Lost In Park Cave
Wilma White, 46, of Houston, credited positive thinking and Psalm 23 for courage after six days of survival in Big Bend National Park. Separated from her husband when their wagon stalled, she reached a tiny cave near a spring as temperatures rose above 115. Her husband died while searching for her. rescue came once horsemen spotted her cave.
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National Park
Wilma White
Houston
Tex
Big Bend
Natonal Park
West Texas
Testyo
Civil Aly
Herbert Ogle
State Introduces Three Day Antlerless Doe Season Proposal
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission proposes a three day antlerless deer season in December due to a reduced doe population after last winter. The special season would run December 16 18 following the December 2 14 regular deer season. The commission estimates about 996 500 permits for the antlerless season, allocated by county quota. Other game seasons and archery periods are also set with opening hours and shooting times listed.
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State Game Commission
Commission
Nisl
Game Commission
Driver With No License 5 Years Finally Caught
LeRoy Hageltine of Corry faced arrest after a lengthy pursuit and a Bureau of Highway Safety report showed his license had been suspended since 1892 for failure to furnish proof of financial responsibility. He was released on bond pending July 11 court appearance in Brie County.
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LeRoy Hageltine
Corry
Pater
Huhne
Albaian
M.S. Gobbett
Brie
Couinty Collstom
Rumor of IAA Club Break-In Reportedly Unverified
A chaotic set of rumors claimed the IAA Club was broken into and involved with tumors and em boliation, but city police stated they had received no complaints or requests to investigate. The text also references a Holland wine decorator and a decoration contest without clear connection.
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rlusi-Amertgar Club
High Level Appropriation Bill Passed By Senate Leaders
Senate leaders predicted passage today of a major appropriations bill totaling about 944 million dollars. The House had cut 897 million from the original measure, with differences to be resolved in conference. Senator Douglas urged accepting the House cuts while adding funds for Army and Marine combat troops, criticizing waste in contracts including pools and golf courses.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen
Douglas
Taois
Maine
Armed Services
Sen Ghayer
Sen. More
Air Force
Chaney
Ben
Symiington
D-Mo
Air Forcs
Bet
Jackson
D-Wash
Hays Sees Quick House Passage Of Foreign Aid Bill
Arkansas Democrat Hays said the House will pass the foreign aid bill largely as approved by the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The 22 to 6 vote set a $3.243 billion authorization for a year, about $600 million below Eisenhower’s request. Committee Chairman Gordon Day praised the bill as stronger than the Senate version and expected floor action by the end of next week.
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Nasik
Anual Hays
D-Ark
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Hays
Dem- Serat
Eisenhower
Senate
Gordon iDay
House Committee
U.S
Gordon
Nasser Speaks On British TV Interview in London
Egypt president Nasser gave a 20 minute interview on British television discussing Soviet arms, Egyptian policy of nonalignment, and hopes for improved Britain Egypt relations. He emphasized defending Egypt against aggression and described aims to keep national policy independent from blocs.
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London
Oh — Sequins
Commercal
Helwork Inst
Wight
Nasser
Egypt
Ys Coutry
Britain
Cairo
Spechkin
Wong
Naser
Tutyidia
Check Traffic On Area Roads
Police at the Shire Substation and Pennsylvania department oversee traffic checks on major routes at the northern end of the stile. The survey runs yesterday today and tomorrow with motorists questioned for data as part of upcoming highway projects.
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Coma
Shire Police
Pennsylvania
Stile
Bruto
Alghyay
Frost Hits City As Temperatures Plummet Overnight
Early morning readings show frost and sub freezing temperatures with car windshields frosted across the city. Carl Henton on North Center Street reported zero at two below freezing, while Al West’s Spring Creek crops were killed by the cold. The forecast promises improving conditions with sunshine returning as the day begins.
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North Center Street
Carl Henton
Dulles Predicts Disarm System Without China
Secretary Dulles told a news conference that a worldwide disarmament program could be built on the premise that Red China would cooperate, but he doubted such cooperation would occur. He spoke amid broader remarks on Soviet and Chinese trajectories toward internal reform or revolutionary change, warning against timing predictions and noting uncertainty about future leadership and global balance.
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Treverntory
Brute Dulles
Dulles
Red China
Huasin
Red Chin
Redchina
Russia
China
Reshole
Audston
Influenza Strikes Presbyterian Camp Orennell Health Officials Respond
An influenza outbreak affected about 400 attendees at a Presbyterian youth gathering sponsored by Westminster Fellowship National Assembly. Health officers from town and federal services coordinated the response while the event continued with limited activities and safety measures.
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Presbyterian
Orennell
Westminatee
Felowship National Asselly
Ty B.A
City Council Okays New Street Lights
City Council approved installing five new street lights and increasing power on 23 others. Four new lamps will be on East and West Washington streets and one on First Avenue. Existing ramps rise from 100 to higher candlepower, while 21 on First Avenue go to 600. The plan, drafted by the Pennsylvania Electric Company local office, passed with minimal discussion aside from Finance Director Guy Abbey asking about the origin of the lighting proposal. Safety Director Robert Price noted the cost would come from the budget and that the plan had surfaced in past discussions. Mayor Cherry said completion before October was unlikely.
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Wy Womeny
Washington Street
First Avenue
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Guy Abbey
Hahta
Abbey
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Price
Seyi Limes
Thes
Cherry
Pilot Killed As Plane Crashes In Valley
James Keil Gibbs, 31, died when a twin engine bomber plunged into a canyon near Fernand Valley. He reportedly deployed a parachute, contrary to a friend’s memory that he would never drop a plane on a house. The craft broke apart as a fire raged, making rescue efforts futile.
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Say
Fernand Valley
James Keil Gibbs
Hg Aa
Gibbs
Junior Colles
Jack Ford
Czechs Announce Egypt Trade Deals in Prague Talks
Czech officials present new trade deals with Egypt and Afghanistan amid claims Egypt will not re export cotton. Mohamed Parghall of Egyptian cotton group says Beypl cotton is second to Russia in sales, noting a shift in sourcing and production.
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Egypt
Vienna i
Czechostovakin Today
Prague
Ag Savinie
Marsc Wt
cMt Rite Itl
Mohamed Parghall
Ekyntien Cotton
Nat Cues Oulayakla
Russia
Parva
Briscoe Loses Dublin Mayoral Seat After Draw
Dublin recount ends in a tied vote leaving um-Robart Briscoe without another term as city chief. Briscoe laments the drawn hat decision amid party conflict and pledges to respect the result despite bitter opposition.
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Briscoe
Dublin
Noel Vainter Dies in Pennsylvania Area Incident
Noel Vainter died yesterday in a unclear incident near New Fork. Police and local authorities investigated the scene with limited details available. Further information on cause and circumstances has not been released.
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Noel Vainter
Hewite M. Loow
Tne
Agmyeti
Hotwt
Perini Puluowis
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