Corry Journal Publishes 1956 Poznan Bread and Liberty Note
The Corry Journal reprints a 1956 feature on Poznan protests for bread and liberty. It contrasts Polish riots with the Western fair, noting American goods drew crowds as a sign of consumer famine behind the Iron Curtain. The piece adds opinion on Lyndon Johnsons reciprocal ideas for US Soviet idea exchanges as a peaceful alternative to arms.
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Poland
Wladyslaw
Gomulka
Poman
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Nikita S Khrushchev
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Khrushchev
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Supreme Court
Ptmeit
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Sulin
Quick-Thinking Youth Saves Girl's Life
Samuel Cunnsings a scout stood near a river when a one year old girl darted into the water. Fully dressed he dived in and brought her to the surface where he provided artificial respiration, saving her life before EMS arrived at the scene.
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Kano Bay
Bradford
Samuel Cunnsings
Wilson Coamimings
Ymin Puropie
Girl Killed In Leap From Auto Near Monongahela
A 14 year old girl died after leaping from a car near Donora Monongahela Hospital with head injuries. Deputy Nicholas of Washington County said the driver was at fault and an investigation followed. Garland likely faces penalties as officers review the incident and learn more about the events preceding the leap.
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Testha Corbett
Monancatvela
Carrner
Nicholas Einsana
Washington
County
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Garland
Trewreent
Corry Pastor Honored At City Park Meeting
The Corry event reports the city hospital association annual meeting with Dr. Brown and others present. Edward Feldt and W Stith lead discussions while park attendance nears several hundred as funding and summer programs are noted.
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Gur
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Disetars
Brown Carl Curis
Warren DiRosay
Edward Feldt
Stith Honshiton
M Howird
Ethel Cole
Bane
Sithie City Park
Wren Strops
Svat Corry
Eisenhower’s federal employee security program debated
A long review of Eisenhower era federal employee security measures and the political clash over the program. Democrats accuse the plan of using questionable figures and purges, while Republicans defend the initiative and cite court rulings shaping its fate.
Hold Rites For Walter Merrick
Walter Merrick was held Saturday at Mi Bracken Federal Home with Rev. William Seitern officiating. Interment followed at Grove Cemetery. Members of the Maconic Lodge of Cory served as pallbearers, with attendees including Mrs. M.A. Poyritue and Mrs. Gerald Maulthews among others from Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.
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Cory
Howard Blakeslee
Thomas Hickle
Robert Desmith
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Philadelphia
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Willian Polio
Charles Schuck
New Keosite
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Fredonia
Talks Fail at Warren Plant as Strike Continues
Picket line maintained at the Strathers-Wells Porp plant through the week as a strike over a new contract persists. Company offers a two year package totaling about 27 cents per hour with cost of living adjustments. Federal and state mediators failed to break the stalemate, with union officials citing two contested benefits and broader wage indexing.
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Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricuzlo
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
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Associated Press
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Tiwnsville
Edith Slureis, 60, Society Leader, Dies in Uniontown
Miss Edith Slureis, a longtime society leader in Uniontown, Pa, died after a motor health incident. Funeral plans for early next month will be announced by her family. She was active in local charitable circles for over three decades.
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Phtlor DE
Uniontown
Edith
GOP Dem clash over budget in Pennsylvania Senate
The article reports ongoing budget battles between Republicans and Democrats in Pennsylvania. Democrats block 93 million dollars in special appropriations needing a two-thirds vote as Republicans hold a 27 to 23 Senate edge. Senator Rowland Mahsny accuses leaders of a do nothing 1957 Legislature.
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Senate
Rowland
B. Mahsny
Compromise Committee
Republicans defend Pennsylvania budget stance under pressure
Mahany cites GOP pledge against extra spending and new taxes while Gov. Leader’s Democrats push for higher revenue. Johnson says only budget change is higher taxes. Radar speed arrests and General State Authority borrowing up to 100 million dollars loom as final votes hinge on a three day process, with a decision expected tomorrow on whether to push a Tuesday or Wednesday wrap.
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Pennsylvania
Mahany
Johnson
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