Zoning Board Grants Appeal To Use Old School Building
Corry Instrument Company won approval to use the former Washington School for light manufacturing, limited to making Bird A Clock wooden educational toys. The board required a future appeal for any expansion or change, amid protests from nearby residents and support from local business groups and unions. About 60 people attended the 9 am decision, with Vaughn and Desmond stating plans to hire 10 to 20 workers and occupy the building soon.
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Corry Zoning Board
Corry Instrument Company
Washington School
Hubert Vaughn
Camden Ruffner
Warren Ross
George A. Darndall
F. Cronin
Howard Dingfelder
Edward Dominessy
Robert Reagle
Charles Waterhouse
George Moon
Jéanette Drake
Dominessy
Mr. Vaughn
Ford Stewart
Robert Desmond
E. F. Bettes
Ralph Bailey
Richard Rossbacher
Robert Otter
C.K. McLean
Wayne Arters
Arthur Shields
Peter Russell
E. Anderson
Jean Field
John Amuacher
Donald Dickinson
Stewart Long
E. E. Hawkins
George Nagel
Chamber of Commerce
Corry Central Labor Counc
Vaughn
Blood Drive Urgent in Corry at Emmanuel Church
The Corry Red Cross chapter appeals for donors before 6 PM as the bloodmobile sits at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Response to previous appeals was small, raising concern as both civilian and armed forces demand blood. Eligible donors are invited to give at the bloodmobile before 6 o’clock.
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Corry
American Red Cross
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Ueal
Red Cross
Senate debate on AEC measure stalls over private power contract
Senate session runs long as fight over atomic energy law revision continues. GOP leaders accuse Democrats of stalling to push a private power contract involving the Dixon-Yates group and TVA, while Democrats defend broader AEC powers and full debate. The 104 page bill seeks to widen information sharing with foreign governments and allow private atomic energy development, with TVA reforms and Patton Paducah plant implications.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley
Acto
Knowland
California
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Ben
Gore
D-Tenn
AEG
ABC
Tennes
See Valley Authority
Memphis
Eisenhower
Dixon-Yates Group
TVA
AEC
Surplus Food Aid Stocks Exhausted in Allegheny County
Pittsburgh reports rapid rise in applications for free government surplus food. Canned meat stocks are exhausted in Allegheny County as lists of applicants grow quickly, stretching available supplies to the limit.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny Coun
REALTORS VIEWS ON CITY LAND TAKING HEARING HELD
A city sewer right of way dispute prompted a hearing at the Municipal Building. Real estate agents placed valuations from 200 to 1,776 dollars for the land, while court viewers assessed the Hepler farm site. The three member board must decide, with no date set for a ruling.
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Wally Hammond
Corry
Thomas Spofford
C. Dean Richr
James R. Leslie
Wattaburg
Hepler
Homer Bulard
James Reagle
Penelec
M.S. Cobbett
Don Willams
Stabber to face juvenile court in Lovell Station case
State Police said a 14 year old Lovell Station boy who stabbed his father will be cited for juvenile court. Sgt Theodore Hubley and County Probation Officer Edmund Brie advised preparing a Dunve... court petition. The offense is serious enough for a county judge to hear the case. the boy’s age prevents criminal handling at present. A hearing will be scheduled later to present the facts and determine punishment.
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Lovell
Theodore Hubley
Edmund
Thomas "T Brie
Ind
Area Sailor To Face New Trial
A 21 year old sailor from Polk Pennsylvania Frank Lenk Jr. was unable to secure a verdict after 45 minutes of deliberation in a Monroe County circuit court. The jurors failed to agree on charges of raping a Navy wife in Key West on October 7. The state attorney said Lenk will be tried again in the next term and he is held without bond at the Monroe County Sail.
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Nevus
Key West
Fin
Frank & Lenk Jr
Polk
Senk
Semie
J. Lancelot Lester
Arcuit Court
Navy
Monroe County
Showdown With McCarthy Heats Up Over Cohn Resignation
Washington reports say Roy M. Cohn, chief counsel of Senator McCarthy s Investigations Subcommittee, has offered to resign. McCarthy and allies pressed for a showdown vote while McCarthy signaled openness to staff changes but urged Cohn to stay. Politically fraught moves loom as Mundt and Dirksen discuss ouster options, with Flanders pressing censure and July action.
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Associated Pres
Washington
McCarthy
Wis
Roy M. Cohn
Senate
Cohn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McClellan
D-Ark
Chicago Tribune
New York Mirror
Wisconsin
New York
Mundt
R-Sd
Dirksen
Anying
Maree
Francia P. Carr
Donald A. Surine
Jamen N. Juliana
Thomas Lavenia
Burine
Lavenia
Flanders
Warner
Plant moving to Greenville plant news item
Greenville Pa The Greenville Businessman's Association reports that Deer Tube manufacturer of tubular aluminum furniture will move its former Canonsburg plant to the building now under construction near here. The Canonsburg plant is relocating, with details on timing to follow.
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Greenville
Green Ville Business Man's Association
Deer, Tne
Canonsburg, Ps
Tox
Cenonsburg
Grant rebates on city sewer rental bills
City Council discussed sewer rental charges and approved a July rebate to all property owners through month end. The ordinance extends July billing reductions to August 15 and makes reductions retroactive to June 4, with increases starting August 1. East Pleasant street fronting the new school was passed on final reading. Parking discussions Target plant employee parking. Financials show warrants paid, general fund balance rises, and parking meter deposits increasing. Health Officer reported on a condemned West Irving building owned by Thomas Reed, for repair or demolition evaluation.
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East Pleasant Street
Earl T. Cherry
Busic Pleasant
Concord Atvenue
E. W. Feldt
Raymond Mfg. Co
Carl Smith
Board of Health
Harley Drake
Thomas Reed
West Irving Street
No Decision in Fatal Smashup
No decision has been reached on whether charges will be filed in the fatal auto crash at Riceville Corners. State Police report the incident remains under review as District Attorney Raymond Shaffer is on vacation. Surviving victims, including Miss Morlan Warner, 23, a Jamestown teacher, and Ralph Logan, 09, of Jamestown, are improving. Police are investigating Route 17 at its junction with Route 8 to determine if Logan failed to stop or moved into another vehicle driven by Mrs. Mary Depp, 31, of Punxsutawney.
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Riceville Corners
Raymond Shaffer
Crawford County
Morlan Warner
Jamestown
Ralph Logan
R. D
Warner Wan
Logan
Mra
Mary Depp
Punsutawney
U S Prestige in Viet Nam Is at Lowest Ebb
A Associated Press report notes Indochina prestige for the United States in Viet Nam has fallen to a low point. Washington policy confusion, partition hints, and aid questions unsettle anti Communist and nationalist factions amid Geneva talks and possible cease-fire.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Prem Baigon
Tidochina
United States
Teacer Myo Dinh Blem
Washington
Eisenhower
United ‘States
France
End Strike Ends as 235 Taxis Set to Return Tonight
Pifteburgh Peoples Cab Co. plans to resume service tonight with all 235 taxis back on the streets after a three day walkout by 400 drivers. President Adolph Fram cites a jurisdictional dispute between District 50 United Mine Workers and the CIO Transport Workers Union as the cause and says the union’s two year contract remains unsettled. Drivers began returning to work last night.
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Pifteburgh-Peoples Cab Co
Adolph Fram
Jurisdict Tiomml
District 50
United Mine Workers
CIO Transport Workers Union
Tals Dwyer
Interdimtional
CIO
Totes
Driver Pleads To Drunkenness In Erie Court
James Kysor of RD 2 Centerville pleaded guilty to drunken driving before Alderman George Gordon. He was ordered held for the next term of Erie County court with a $500 bond in default. Police spotted his weaving car on Center Street at 2:05 p m and had earlier seen him on Main Street. a physician pronounced him intoxicated at the city jail.
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James
Kysor
Centerville
George Gordon
Erie County Court
al Droman
Rie County
PUC Postpones Final Argument On Phillips Gas Rate Hike
FHARRISBURG The Public Utility Commission today postponed indefinitely final argument on two proposed rate increases by the P. W. Phillips Gas and Oil Co Butler to raise natural gas rates $605,100 a year The commission will set a new date for the final argument due to conflicting attorneys engagements.
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Fharrisburg
Public Utility Commission
P. W. Phillips Gas and Oil Co
Butler
PUC
House panel backs bill to strip pensions for liars in public life
The House Civil Service Committee voted unanimously to deny government retirement pay to any federal employee or member of Congress convicted of lying about Communist associations or subversive activities. The measure would affect Alger Hiss and others, and moves to the full House. It excludes retirees already receiving benefits and targets those with past or current convictions.
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Alger Hiss
Asociated Press
Washington
House Civil Service Committee
Congress
Alger Hiks
Miss
State Department
Lewisburg
Senate group readies Social Security bill overhaul
Washington The Renate Finance Committee completed a nearly closed door session to finalize a bill to broaden social security to about six million people, trimming coverage for farm operators and professionals while boosting benefits and extending tax bases. The plan raises average benefits for retirees and expands compulsory coverage to farm workers and some local government employees, with selection on voluntary participation for state and local workers.
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Associated Prem Washington
Renate
Bingthower
Sonstora
Benite Committee
Dontiata
Mhore
Senate
House
Toca
Partition of Vietnam at the 17th parallel proposed by West and Communist powers
In Geneva, Western Allies and Communist China agreed to a provisional partition of Vietnam near the 17th parallel with Ho Chi Minh leading the north and Bao Dai's government in the south. Plans call for Laos and Cambodia to drift toward French influence, elections to reunite Vietnam later, and an international cease fire overseen by Canada, India, and Poland. A separate incident reports a truck fatally strikes 11-year-old Kenneth Weather near Route 20 in Altoona while visiting relatives.
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Associated Press
Geneva
United States
Lnto
Viet ‘Nam
Indochina
Anid
Will
Quang Tri
Ravannakhet
Laos
France
Pierre Mendes-Prance
Pham van Dong
Communiste
Vietmint
Red
Dld
Donsion
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Bao Dai
Cambodia
South Viet
Canada
Thdla
Poland
Altoona
Kenneth
Smiler
Acros
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Zoning Board
Board
Subcommittee
Council
U. S
James Kysor
Center Street
Senate Group
Vietnam
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