Knowland Moves To Hold Up Foreign Aid Program
South Korean President Syngman Rhee presses a militant anti Communist campaign against China while seeking U S aid to bolster South Korea military forces. A joint statement with President Eisenhower emphasized cooperation and unification under the U N charter. Rhee vows to rally support for action against Red China but agreed not to restart the Korean War.
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Associated Press
Washington
Syngmon Rhee
China
Rhee
Eisenhower
Asia
South Korea
North Korea
U. N
Dulles
State Department
Congress
Red
Philadelphia
Veterans of Foreign Wart
New York
Chicago
Los
5 Policies Urged For U S Youth
ROGER W. BABSON discusses Lindberghs views on the H bomb and world history. He compares 1450s upheavals to modern tensions, warns that retaliation threats may sustain capitalism yet clash with Christian teaching, and questions the durability of Western democracies under nuclear threat.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
General Lindbergh
Saurday Evening Post
Lindbergh
United States
Russia
H. G. Well
Munro
Police detain parents of dynamite kid in hunt for youth
Police questioned Mr and Mrs Carney regarding their 19-year-old son Michael believed to be hiding on East Side for three weeks. They face charges of harboring the wanted youth as authorities seek to quell the case linked to a New Castle theatre robbery.
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Younusruwn
Innocent Carney
Michael
New Castle
Canadian Iron Ore Starts Moving To U S Steel Mills
Iron ore from Quebec Labrador border starts funneling to U S steel mills. Rail line covers 367 miles to docks on the St Lawrence River for shipment to Republic National Armco Wheeling Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Ore to be moved from Knob Lake with 20 000 ton freighter loads toward Philadelphia and other mills.
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U. S
Associated Preas Sept Isles
Quebec-Labrador
New York
Rhin
St. Lawrence
North America
Atlantic Coast
Philadelphia
Republic, Nasional
Armco
Wheeling
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
M. A. Hanna Co
Cleveland
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd
Iron Ore Co. of
Canada
Knob Lake
Irom Ore Co
Mesabi Range
Minunesota
Company F 10 Set for August 13 Encampment Move
Corry's Company 7 of the Pennsylvania National Guard will travel by chartered bus on August 13 for a two week encampment at Indiantown Gap. The advance detail leaves three days earlier by truck. the main body of 42 enlisted men and three officers departs at 6 am on the 13th and plans to return August 28. Sergeant Fleming says enlistments are open. students may enlist and be transferred to a Pennsylvania college town if one exists, otherwise an honorable discharge for out of state service. A recent promotion saw Joseph Smolick of Union City commissioned as second lieutenant, with further inspections upcoming October 10 by Col. Carter.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Nations Guard
Indiantown Gap
William Pleming
Pennsylvania
Sgt
Fleming
Joseph Smolick
Union City
Laufenberg
Decker
Col
Carter
Second Army
Blasts Injure Four on Panama Canal Work
Four workmen were injured when dynamite charges exploded along the Gaillard Cut near the Panama Canal. The blasts aimed to remove two million cubic yards of rock threatening the waterway as workers laid charges along the damaged hillside.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Heavy Loss In Boardwalk Fire at Atlantic City
A boardwalk blaze in Atlantic City New Jersey damaged part of the steel pier and four shops near a half block area. Fire started under the boardwalk around 8 p.m. Patrolman James Diligan found smoke and suspected a cigarette or short circuit. About 5000 spectators at shows and exhibits were allowed to remain, with repairs underway and box offices set up for the amusements.
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Atlantic City
WN. J
General Motors
James Diligan
Duff Supports Flanders in Censure Move Against McCarthy
Senator Duff R Pa backs Gen Flanders Re Vi censure motion against Senator McCarthy R Wis for conduct unbecoming a senator. Duff says he will vote for the motion as debates over the attack claimed Communist backing. Flanders’ resolution urges condemnation of McCarthy’s conduct and awaits Senate debate after a day focused on a foreign aid bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Duff
Rpa
Sgenhower
Gen
Flanders
Re Vi
McCarthy
Wis
Renare
Ben. Dirksen
I- Ti
McCarhy
Senate
Wisconali
Montero
America
Roas Township Fire Chief Indicted On Arson Charges
Robert D. McCullough assistant fire chief, 28, Roas Township, indicted by a Allegheny County grand jury for arson. He allegedly led four youths in setting fires causing 330,000 in damage last year. Indicted with him were Raymond Grapelli Jr. 18 Jed Reubi 18 Leo Yulkowaki 20 and John Ebbert 19.
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Ney
Corry Rated High In Buying Power in National Survey
New York report finds Corry strong in productivity and buying power with 3,800 local families earning $16,434,000 net. per family income $5,808, above national average. Retail sales reached $14,907,000, up from $13,830,000 last year, indicating growing spending power. The market index for Corry rose 25 percent over prior period, signaling ample buying potential amid rising incomes and savings.
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New York
Corry
Bules Management
Dior
Economista
500 SEE Kiwanis Crown A Queen
500 people watched the crowning of Miss Donna Huntley queen of the Kiwanis Festival on Pennsylvania Avenue. From a select group of young women chosen for beauty, personality, and poise, Miss Huntley received a crown and gifts from Kiwanis merchants. The ceremony was led by Ivan Bennink with a panel selecting Max Huntley as honorary. The event wraps up tonight with the final prize drawing in the crowd.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Donna Huntley
Mia
Emmet Mantley
West Frederick Street
Pitta
Te Court
Plo
Bedford Woman Named Grand Worthy Advisor in Rainbow Order
Joan Fletcher of Bedford Pennsylvania has been named grand Worthy adviser of the Pennsylvania Rainbow for Girlay sponsored by the Rainbow Order. The appointment marks a leadership gesture within the local fraternal group and reflects ongoing organizational activities in Bedford.
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Edford
Strike Tests 1 200 Pilots Hit Airlines Service
Air travel disruption as about 1,200 AFL pilots strike American Airlines halting 710 daily flights on 12,000 miles of routes. Mediation chiefs urge settlements across industries including Aluminum and Steel, while other labor talks heat up at General Electric, Kennecott, Phelps Dodge and Goodyear plants.
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Airlines
Associated Press
Chicago
AFL
American Airlines
Pittsburgh Post-Gasette
Anld
Aluminum One of America
610 Steel Workers Union
All American
Whitley P. McCoy
Federal Mediation Service
Auld Yes
Wannington
Nin
Mgwhey
New York
General Electric Co
610 Electrical Workers
Tndependent Mine
Kennecott
American Smelling
Phelps Dodge
Andconda
Goodrich
Firestone
United States Rubber Companies
Joly
Goodyear Company
Planta
Atomic Energy
Oak,Ridge, Tenn
Paducah, Iy
Scorching Heat Continues Across City
Weather remains extreme with 90 degree highs and steamy nights. Forecasters predict partly cloudy skies and humid conditions with scattered thunderstorms tonight, offering little relief from the heat.
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Sevat Ub
Involved Fraud Case Settled Before Alderman Gordon
Alderman George Gordon reports a fraud case in Went Pleasant involving Mrs Dora Miles and neighbor Mrs Agnes Upperman. Charges of fraudulent conversion were withdrawn after payment of $10.75 and costs, and the refrigerator and car were returned. The husband settled by paying for the refrigerator and reimbursing the loan.
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George Gordon
Dora Myles
Went Pleasant
Agnes Upperman
Gordon
Millen
Upperman
Tosal
Electric circuit blamed for home fire in West Washington street
A household fire at the Windah residence on West Washington street was blamed on an overloaded electrical circuit. Firefighters arrived after the blaze began at 6 p m and found damage confined to a kitchen receptacle outlet scorched by flames. They checked the building to ensure no other wiring overloads had caused further damage.
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John Windah
West Washington Street
Dinner for Corry Journal Staff Marks New Ownership
Seventeen members of The Corry Journal shared a dinner with the representatives of the new publishing company taking over active operation. Henry A. Batterwhite and Lester Rawarda explained plans for continued publication and local expansion while Arthur Colegrove and Harriet Colegrove received thanks from long-time staff for decades of service. The gathering, in Hotel Corry’s conference room, followed a formal dinner prepared by hotel staff.
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Corry Journal
Next Madiday's Inc
Henry A. Batterwhite
Lester Rawarda
Satterwhite
Robert B. Bromeley
Hotel
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Mins Harriett
Colegrove
Coffin murder trial tests common law wife testimony
The Wilbert Coffin case clears a path for Marion Petrie to testify as the alleged wife. Justice LaCroix ruled the defense failed to prove Petrie is Coffin’s wife, allowing her to testify for the prosecution. Nearby, a separate Newton, Pennsylvania train incident reports a man killed and another injured.
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Wilbert Coffin
Gerard LaCroix
Montreal
Marion Petrie
Coffin
Miss Petrie
Petrie
Authorization fight delays foreign aid vote in Senate
Senate leader Knowland to slow the aid package approval to allow passage of a separate authorization bill. Debate centered on limiting funds and adding a Latin America technical cooperation line. Amendments shifted funding ceilings and removed a strategic materials section, prompting party splits.
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Senate
Ben Smathers
D-Fla
Ben. Holland D-Froy
Brothers
Guatemala
Ben. Malone
House
Wood Dinner Date Set for Corry Ceremony During Pennsylvania Week
Secretary F Bottes of the Car ry Chamber of Commerce announced that Lee B Wood executive editor of the New York World Telegram Sun will attend special ceremonies in Corry during Pennsylvania Week October 10 16. The Pennsylvanian ambassador award honors natives who moved to other states and gained fame. A testimonial dinner is planned on Thursday October with Wood to be symbolically honored.
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F. Bottes
Ry Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Hap
Lee B. Wood
New York World Telegram
Sun
Corry
Pennsylvania
Wood
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Long
Rcalif
Senate Appropriations Committee
Duttt
Creare
R-Wis
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Juna
Turis
Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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