New Corry High School Nears Opening as Inspection Planned
Dr Lawrence Douglas announced the Ludwig firm will inspect the new Corry Area High School on August 17 as the school district prepares for classes starting September 8. The winged classrooms and library are near completion, with vocational shops expected ready though unaffordable initially. Architect Walter Campbell will attend the tour, the 10 room building accommodates 1200 students at a cost of 2 286 000 plus bond interest. The joint committee may assume control if work is approved. two Junior High instructors remain to hire before opening.
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Corry Area
East Pleasant Street
Lawrence Douglas
Ludwig
Douglas
Jointure
Walter Campbell
Howyer
New Clue Found in Mystery Case Cambridge Springs
A hidden blackjack found in a Crawford County garage surfaces as a new clue in the Doris Hatch disappearance near Cambridge Springs. Police say the weapon was in William Turner's suite, discovered by a mechanic, and sent to Harrisburg for blood and hair testing. Further tests may determine if it links to the case.
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Cambridge Springs
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Doris Hatch
Harrisburg
William Turner
Frank Milligan
Milligan
Harris— Fury
Ty State
Pea State University
FET Laboratories
Washington, D. C
Aero Supply celebrates 38th anniversary in Corry
Aero Supply Mfg Co marks 38 years in Corry with a two day program including a dance at the VFW ballroom and a plant open house. A queen will be crowned, gifts distributed, and departments to present tokens. Tomorrow features tours, door prizes, a family picnic at Mead Park with games, a Little League game, and a concert by the Band of Corry. Nearly 800 workers employed. 300 veterans to receive service pins.
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Corry
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Aero Athletic Association
Cory Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Misa Aero Supply
William H. Coleman
Aero Foremen’s Club
Lodge 1506
International Association of Machinists
Aero Employes
Arangemente
Tomlorrow
Mead Park
Band of
Frank Bogart
USAF
Cal
Richard Shoop
Jack Nicholls
USN
Navy
Pittsburgh
Coleman
Sam J. Irvine
Chrysler Production Halted Across Detroit Plant Strike
All Chrysler production in Detroit halted on the fifth day of a CIO United Auto Workers strike. About 44,850 workers idle as 9,950 machinists and maintenance staff join the layoff while roughly 21,000 hourly employees remain on duty, including defense workers. Dodge main plant workers walked out protesting a claimed speed-up. management denies it.
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Detroit
Chrysler
Dodge Main Plant
Defense
CIO
United Auto Workers
Dodge Main
Wheat farmers vote on marketing quotes and price supports
Farmers harvest year’s wheat and cast ballots in a nationwide referendum on whether to continue government marketing quotes and high price supports. The vote runs today until this evening, targeting growers with expected wheat harvests.
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Sanmaom
Vanla
Gece
Patteta
British Sky Master crashes near Hainan island
A four engine Sky master airliner carrying 17 people crash landed in the South China Sea off Hainan. At least 11 were rescued quickly by a US PBY and a British Sunderland. one body recovered. Survivors include six Americans and three British citizens. search later called off. Names not released. Flight was from Singapore to Hong Kong when engine failed and the plane ditched.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
South China Sea
Hainan Island
PBY
Singapore
Cathay Pacific Airlines
Geoffrey Skeldon
U.S
Cathay
Hainan
Tran Hainan
Russell Spurr
Air Vietnam
Spurr
Sumatra
Pau Yong Nam Ying
Bangkok
Annual School Census Starts In New School Year
The annual school census to guide classroom and facility planning for September is under way and should finish by month end, said Supt. Lawrence Douglas. Absent are longtime data компilers. duties are handled by First Word Felix Matthews, Second William Miller, Mrs. Henry Pedensky, and Philip Legal while Howard Sheen and Harold Wolfe move into the East Pleasant Street school.
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Lawrence Douglas
Howard Sheen
Harold Wolfe
East Pleasant Street
Felix Matthews
William Miller
Henry Pedensky
Philip Legal
Henchman of Beria Executed in Soviet Show Trial
Moscow reports M D Ryumin, a Beria henchman, was executed by firing squad almost 15 months after being blamed for the doctors plot. Pravda said the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court sentenced him July 27 for forcing doctors to slander and treason. He was arrested in April 1957 as a scapegoat in the doctors plot case.
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Moscow
M. D. Ryumin
L. P. Beria
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Supreme Court
Ryum
Tt Algo
Ayumin
Biamare
Internal Security Ministry
Tr Ac
Andrei Zhdanov
Berlal
Seria
Himed
Pentagon Probed Over Lavenia Security Clearence Denial
The Senate investigations subcommittee pressed the Pentagon to explain why aide Thomas W Lavenia was denied security clearance. Senator McCarthy invited Defense and Justice Department spokesmen to a closed-door session. Also, Senator Flanders announced a bill of particulars to probe McCarthy’s conduct, with 23 prominent citizens urging censure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Thomas Wtavenia
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Lavenia
Defense and
Justice Departments
Ren. Flanders
R-Vi
Sint
McCarthy
Subcommittee
Flander
William Fry
Flanders
Prye
Len McCarthy
Paul G. Hottman
Lewin W Douglas
Briton
MM Clayton
Ley
Hoffman
Douglas
Eisenhower
Smith Returns From Geneva Conference Statement Cited
Walter Bedell Smith says the Geneva peace statement is the best possible under the circumstances. He spoke at Brington airport after returning to report to President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles on the Geneva meeting.
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Brington
Walter Bedell Smith
United States
Seulin
Risenhower
Dulles
Geneve
Corry Journal Sold to New Ownership August 2
The Corry Journal and its printing department will be taken over by Henry A. Satterwhite of Bradford for a new firm to be known as The Corry Evening Journal. George Sample will remain as managing editor. Arthur Colegrove announced the sale this afternoon. The change marks the end of Colegrove family ownership dating to 1902.
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Corry Evening Journal
Arthur Colegrave
the Journal
Henry A. Satterwhite
Bradford
Batterwhite
Hotel Corry
Corry Civic and Fraternal Organi
Zations
Binice
Colegrove
A. D. Colegrove
Hill
Alane
Arthur Colegrove
Aub
Harriett Colegrove
Adulf
Transsfer
Joy Vincent J. Manso
New York
Girl four killed by freight train in Ohio
Four year old Sandra Luce died after being struck by an eastbound New York Central freight at a Whitney Street crossing near her home in Comcast Ohio. Her seven year old brother survived as they attempted to visit other children. police say the train could not stop in time.
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Comcast
Ohio
New York Central
Sandra Luce
John Luen
Meron
Whitney Atreat Crossing
John
Sanford
News editor resigns. Ward to lead Pittsburgh Catholic
John J. Ward resigns as news editor of the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph to become editor of the Pittsburgh Catholic. The Rev Vincent P Brennan is named executive secretary of the new Pittsburgh Catholic Publishing Associates which will soon take over publication of the 110 year old weekly paper.
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Petteburgh
John J. Ward
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Pittsburan Catholic
Vincent P. Brennan
Pitts Wulf Catholic Publishing Associates
Cancer Congress Opens in Sao Paulo Brazil
Scientists from 84 nations gather for the Sixth International Cancer Congress in Sao Paulo to hear 500 reports on treatment, detection, and research. Dr. Antonio Prudente opens the meeting predicting real progress as global cancer deaths reach about one million annually.
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Associated Press
Bao Paulo
Brazil
Tron
Parla
Cancer Congress
Mally
Antonio Prudente
Congress
Brazilian Cancer Institute
Annally
Prudente
Rise in Living Costs Reported by Government
Government data show a small rise in living costs in June, with the consumer price index at 118.1, about 18.5% above the 1947-49 base. Food prices climbed mainly due to fresh fruit vegetables and coffee while meat and milk held steady. The year over year increase reached around 16 percent, marking three straight months of cost gains and a rise from the prior start of the Korean War.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Huge balloon seen in sky sparks districtwide speculation
The sky over the district drew crowds as a large weather balloon, estimated by observers to be the biggest seen in years, drifted slowly overhead. Jets and pilots were sent up from several towns to investigate, with meteorologists and weather officials weighing possibilities from a Belfridge Air Force Base balloon to a university research craft.
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Inter
Hoon
Columbus
Bring Creek
Milan
Titusville
Eagle
al~ Mont
Youngstown
Ohio
Air Force Rage
Belfridge Air Force Base
Mt. Clemens
Mich
U. S
Weather Bureau
Warren
Ne Ulars
General Mills
Audi
GOP Leaders Battle Deadlock In 1954 Atomic Bill Debate
Washington. A marathon Senate session stalled Eisenhower's atomic energy bill as GOP leaders pushed to invoke cloture. Sen. Knowland filed a cloture petition after a nonstop 48 hour debate, with no vote likely before Monday. Democratic opposition, led by Sen. Gore, predicted failure, while the Johnson amendment on government construction of atomic plants drew GOP ire. The debate wore on as aides and reporters struggled to keep pace, marking the tenth day of proceedings amid partisan tensions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Sen
Knowland
California
Parapeter
Lizette
Ben. Gorg
D-Town
GOP
Sen. Johnson
Gore
Congressional Record
Collapard
Gregory MacPherain
Macherson
Driver Hurt In Auto Smashup Near Findley Lake
Raymond Wilder, 26, of Findley Lake, was treated at Carry Me morial Hospital at 10:30 last night for forehead lacerations after his car left the pavement on a curve north of the skating rink near Sandy Beach. The vehicle damaged Richard Legters property before stopping. Wilder escaped with only the facial wound and minor injuries.
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Raymond Wilder
Findley Lake
Carry Memorial Hospital
Wilder
Richard Legters
Steap
Martial law imposed in Phenix City by Alabama governor
National Guardsmen occupied Phenix City appointing martial rule to suppress lawlessness following a five week surge of crime. Residents turned in firearms as Gov. Gordon Persons said the action aims to curb fear and intimidation while a grand jury probes Patterson's alleged misconduct.
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Brees Phenix City
Ala
Gordon Persons
Phenix City
Chattahoochee River
Columbus
Pt. Benning
Av UL. Patterson
Jing Martin Law
Phenix
Alabams
Adj. Gem
Walter J. Hanna
Nghb
Moose Lodge Rejects All Building Bids on East Washington
The Corry lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose rejected five bids for a new home on East Washington Street as too high. Architect Bruce Penel was ordered to revise plans and specifications to lower costs. The project will be readvertised and returned to contractors within two weeks to speed construction.
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Tl Corry Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Whahington Street
Paul Brenoel
Wmong Thone Ubentifig Waet
Hrenoel
Six Called For Draft Physicals
State Selective Service headquarters announced six men will be called for pre-induction medical examinations on August 1. The office said it may be possible to fill this quota from youths volunteering to go ahead of the normal scheduled time.
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