Polio outbreaks and accidents dot Corry week
The Corry district faces polio cases with July infections and a seventh case in the county. A fatal auto crash in Aughusten County claims a two year old and his mother from Madison Ohio. Kiwanis festival opens aiding Corry Memorial Hospital as Findley Lake pike catches an 18 inch fish. Public hearings on rail service losses, a drunk driving charge, and an expanded weather forecast accompany local incidents and a Ridgway tannery sale.
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Cochrenton Area
Lake View Hospital
Arrests and votes mix in city briefs and House bill move
Roy Olsen 35 of West Smith street was arrested at 2 00 a m for drunken and disorderly conduct after a dispute over paying for a sandwich. He was held for arraignment before Police Magistrate Cobbett. Rep Carroll D Kearns voted for a housing bill limiting new units and altering independent offices vacancies. He also backed HR 4740 to cut Voice of America funding from 85 million to 70 million.
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Roy Olsen
West Smith Street
Henry Roskowaki
Texas Lunch
Olsen
Cobbett
Carroll D. Kearns
House
Senate
Kearns
Voice of America
New Drive Aims to Limit U.S. Troops Abroad
Rep. Coudert says Republicans back a move to require congressional approval before sending troops overseas as an amendment to the 1952 military appropriation bill advances. He cites strong backing from the Republican policy committee for the measure.
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Washington
Coldert
United States
Coudert
Republican Policy Committee
House
Typhoon Blasts Manila Area After Luzon Strike
A northern Luzon typhoon yesterday injured 10 people and caused heavy damage to cities and crops while rainfall neared record levels. Reports reached Manila as communications slowly restored after a 24 hour blackout. The storm moved about 340 miles northwest toward the China Sea tonight.
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Manila
Luzon
Ned
China Sea
Dairy Meeting Held by Erie County Dairy Herd Association
About 150 members of the Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association met at Waterford High School for the annual meeting. District No. 2 elected B. F. Ingraham as president with Gerald Scouten as vice president and Joseph McCray as secretary treasurer. Scouten and Roland Chase I joined the board. District No. 3 directors Reed Merry and Lee Proctor were chosen. James Steen of Waterford was named owner of the county’s high producing herd. Howard Hammond of Corry and Arthur Morris of Wattsburg led high producing herds in districts 2 and 3. The program featured a talk by Mrs. Rachel Hogan and a mill efficiency panel.
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Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Waterford High School
B. F. Ingraham
Gerald Scouten
Joseph McCray
Scouten
Roland Chase I
Reed Merry
Lee Proctor
Howard Hopson
Walter Drissell
James Steen
Waterford
Howard Hammond
Corry
Arthur Morris
Wattsburg
Rachel Hogan
Erlé County
John Smith
5 Ready 10 Step-Up Atomic Weapons Test
A news conference covered ongoing work contributing to thermonuclear weapons research and H-bomb feasibility. Gordon Dean noted early construction underway at Savannah River plant for producing materials, with no disclosure on bomb storage sites despite site announcements for production.
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Dean
ABC
Savannah River
South Carolina
AEC
Gordon Dean
Nationalist General Li Mits Fights Reds in Southwest China
Nationalist Chinese military officials at Taipei Formosa confirmed Li Mi commanding forces in a clash against Communists in southwest China. Li's troops advancing from Burma reportedly crossed into Yunnan province on a wide 1,000 mile front, marking a new phase in the border conflict.
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Rresa Taipeh
Formosa
Li Mits
Red China
Burma
Yunnan
New Atlantic Commander Named for London Navy Command
Rear Adm. Walter F. Boone is set to assume the Navy's new Eastern Atlantic command in London, directing U S Navy affairs in the United Kingdom and the Eastern Atlantic. Reports also note Li and Yunnan guerrilla leadership directing anti Communist efforts amid broader nationalist actions.
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Atlantic
London
Walter F. Boone
GS. Navy
Eastern Atlantis Command
U. S. Navy
United Kingdom
NCAA matchup recap spans March clash and Mitton analysis
A brief college game summary notes an NCAA clash in March featuring Mitton in a key matchup. The fragment hints at a close contest and player impact but lacks full details such as teams scores or venues. Further readable data would enable a precise headline and full card teaser.
Local game recap with scattered team names and plays
Fragmentary note details a game with mentions of Farrell, Bradt ville, and Horne. It references a fifth inning and a late surge, but most specifics and full player names are garbled.
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Paul Aasemat Rive
Farrel Farrell
Seuc Ford
Ville
Horne
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