Tito Moves Toward Potent Third Force in Cold War
Western diplomats predict Tito seeks a neutral, armed third force between East and West. Reports say leaders from Bulgaria, Italy, and allied nations discuss a framework to mediate East West differences while preserving independence. Tito plans Corfu talks with Greek leaders to boost Balkan Alliance talks.
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Srankeurt
Germany
Viighatnyn
Ita
Thu Itaaf
West
Xyports
Bolusida
Rita Wiroady
Moscoe-Washington Pole
Ito
Techitfo
Thoix
Tuyot
Lal Rotyvat
Vicia
Netiru
Peyyee
Daniel Abdel Namer
Amsuie
Stern
Brioni
United States
China
United Nations
Tito
Nehifi
Naster
Chiang Kai- Shek
Corfu
Balkan
Turkey
Gyecos
Yugoslavia
Wesleyville hearing pursues reinstatement of former teacher
In a court hearing yesterday Judge Samuel Rossiter heard Dolores Hutter appeal her June 27, 1950 dismissal from Wesleyville schools. Prosecution offered testimony supporting reinstatement while no opposition appeared. Hutter, previously employed in Apollo, Pa., claimed unfair unsatisfactory rating and lack of tenure under state code.
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Juniity
Heriad
Maurice Holplen
Ie Westeyville
Hutter
Apollo
Local Storm Causes Extensive Damage and Losses
A Sunday wind storm near Yuan-an caused extensive damage including a widespread power outage that lasted eight hours. The Darling Company reported about 35 head of cattle killed by lightning. Transformer failures at Carl Mirah and Thomas Alcorn homes, plus damage to a hot water heater and stove at Harold Bemis, were noted. Numerous residents and visitors are listed in connection with subsequent calls and gatherings, while a Kansas City bound nephew of Walter DeShazer reported killed in France as jet pilot.
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Darling Company
Lghtning
Fred Wallace
Mahlon Sweet
Merle Babcock
George Man
James Gravink
Buffalo
Carl Mirah
Thomas Alcorn
Norman Neliis
Brocton
Fredonia
Marion Nellis
Harry “Ghris
Betty of
Corry
Gail Alcorn
Cat
Marsh
Faith
Earl Thompson
Arthur Wallace
Walter DeShazer
Kansis City
Bill DeShazer
France
Linda Redding
Roger Eimink
Clymer
PRR to Lay Off 1000 in District in Steel Strike
Pennsylvania Railroad plans immediate job cuts in its Northern Region affecting about 7000 employees nationwide steel strike hits. Regional manager Pau W Neff says reductions will range from 15 to 20 percent per department while preserving service and safety, with aims to minimize delays and tap efficiency programs already done.
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Somecne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pau W. Neff
Buffalo
Erie
Harris Hare and
Wilkes-Barre
Ol City
Franklin
Rochester
Sedus Point
PRR
James M. Symes
Pennsylvania
Symes. Wild
Wesleyille
Glbton State Teachers’ College
Stanley Party At Mrs Cooper Home At Findley Lake
A Stanley party occurred at the Findley Lake home of Mrs. Roger Cooper on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Vernon Humphrey served as the demonstrator. J. W. Dick of Roaring Springs Pennsylvania visited, staying with his sister and her husband Mr and Mrs David Albeght along with Mr and Mrs Bigens Dick of Martinsburg, Payaru for two days.
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River View Evangelical United Brethren Church
Merle Pierce
Nancy
North East
Lawrence Redding
Shirley Aind Charlene Da~mon
Jamestown
Walter de- Shazer
Edward Pfeiffer
Eric
Max Bemis
Gordon Shampoe
Stanley
Roger Cooper
Findley Lake
Vernon Humphrey
J. W. Dick
Roaring Springs
Bigens Dick
Martinsburg
Payaru
David Albeght
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Shington
Adams
Wer
Vfry
Scials
Vicinity
Alco
Harold Bemis
Judy Camp
Beverly Aikens
Carlyle Bemis
Ruth
Waterford
Melvin Thompson
Car Marsh
Joan Storer
Eleanor Wallace
Janex
William Bemis
Helen Shinko
Paul Shinko
Helen Gregor
Hatchhollow
Clifford Alkens Jr
Cheryl Kay
Lynn Bergman
Doris Sterling
Bergman
White Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
Alkens
Wilfred Wallace
Deborah
Robert. Spoon
Ripley
Richard Klinger
North Clymer
Harold Benils
Hamburg Grill
North Center ST
Corry, PA
DIAL
F. C. Chapin & Son
Bigelow Sample Bar
Bigelow
Meerdinks
Flve
Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
Garfield
R. S. Garfield
B.V.D. T
Leoul Company
Tappan Gas
Center St
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