Churchill Arrives for Talks With President
Prime Minister Churchill arrives in Washington to hold weekend talks with President Eisenhower and Foreign Secretary Eden aimed at smoothing Anglo American differences. Diplomats express doubt progress can be achieved, noting tensions over the Far East and the anti Communist alliance.
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PRR Line Blocked By Derailment Near Warren
A westbound Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train derailed just east of Warren at 4 60 p m, halting service and detaining the town. The 67 car train’s broken journal caused the wreck, with No 581 able to continue to Erie after passengers were moved by chartered bus and truck. Most cargo remained intact as coal bound for Erie docks was en route for lake transshipment.
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Chou and Nehru Open Parleys in New Delhi Today
Asian leaders Nehru and Chou Ba-fa greeted by red carpet arrival in New Delhi mark three day talks with potential to shift Asia’s power balance. Churchill and Eisenhower host Washington conference looms as observers expect emphasis on Korea and Indochina.
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Driver Hurt as Car Rams Auto Near Hughes Corners
Walter J. Turek, a driver from Grie, is in St. Vincent's Hospital with a broken kneecap and lip injuries after his car rear ended Charles Ellermeyer’s auto on Route 19 four miles south of Waterford. He was taken to hospital by Schweikert's ambulance after being extricated.
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Ex-President Spends Second Restless Night in Hospital
Kansas City reports former President Truman recovering from emergency operation after a second restless night. A nurse said he had a slight fever but his condition improved. he slept about four hours. A barber named Frank Gos attended him during the stay.
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Local Condemnation Board Names Viewers in Line Purchase
Judge Elmer L. Eyang set July time for a board of viewers to meet in the final step to condemn the right of way for a sewer line across Lester Hepler’s property at 16 Summer Street. Wallace Hammond Dean Kahr and Thomas Spofford were named to the three member panel. They will meet at 10 AM DST at the Municipal Building for a first visit and a second session with witnesses. The Corry Municipal Authority offers $200 for the right of way, owner asks $1,500. Authority needs only the right to lay the line, with excavation then covered and land returned to use.
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Corry Grange Receives Charter In Erie County
The Court of Common Pleas approved Carry Grange No. 59 for a nonprofit charter. Corporators elected officers led by John Decker as president and Eugene Powers as vice president, with Walter Dingfelder as secretary and Roy Swart as treasurer. The group plans a Grange Hall on the former Christian Science Church site on Park Street after recent property purchase and zoning approval.
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FCC WILL GIVE LAMB HEARING ON TELEVISION BIDS
The Communications Commission ordered hearings to begin July 23 on contests for Toledo Ohio and Orlando Florida TV channels. Edward Lamb, Toledo publisher broadcaster, heads the companies in both bids. The commission noted no issues about Lamb’s qualifications but warned hearings could widen if future judicial actions permit. The court had refused to bar the commission from reviewing the allegations pending Lamb’s appeal after June 20-24 meetings.
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Russian Tanker Seized By Chinese Nationalists
Formosa Nationalist China announced that its warship seized the 8,840 ton Russian tanker Tuapse off Formosa and held it at Kaohsiung port amid threats of confiscation. Moscow accused the United States of involvement in the seizure in a note alleging the ship was taken by a destroyer type vessel. The incident occurred as tensions rise over Soviet ships near the China coast and US naval presence.
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Corry Girl Wins State Scholarship Award
Corry Senior High School graduate Miss Carol McCloskey won a state scholarship based on a countywide competitive exam in Lawrence Park. The $100 yearly award for four years funds attendance at an approved Pennsylvania college. McCloskey plans to enroll this fall at Edinboro State Teachers College.
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Corry man Clyde O'Neil gets harsh Venango County sentence
Clyde E. O'Neil of Corry, with a history of bouncing checks, received sentencing from Judge Lee A. McCracken in Venango County Court. O'Neil was ordered to two to four years in the Allegheny County Workhouse, plus costs and restitution, for check-forging offenses across Gary, Franklin, Warren and nearby towns.
Des Moines Flood Battle Nears End
Des Moines flood fight eases as levee work continues through the night near the Des Moines and Raccoon river junction. Engineers express confidence dikes will hold while crews reinforce permanent barriers and build temporary dikes to avert a breach in the Southeast area.
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Democrats Name Local Officers in Corry Area
The Democratic Party reorganizes locally with Alden Phelps of Waterford elected county chairman. Officers named include Mrs Leo Rhynard chairwoman Louis Miller vice chairman Mrs J Needham secretary and George Maloney treasurer. Three more join the executive board: Mrs Fingnerd Mr Nil ler and William Allen. Meetings set for the second Wednesday each month at a location to be announced.
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Polio Cases Run Ahead of 1953 In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report shows infantile paralysis cases in Pennsylvania running ahead of 1953 figures. Health secretary Teague called data preliminary as vaccine trials in 4100 children progress. Only one preschool case reported in McKean County. four counties hosted vaccine tents: McKean, Centre, Mercer, Clinton.
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Pennsylvania guard forms Women’s Army Corps unit
Forty seven young women high school graduates were enlisted today in the Women’s Army Corps at a special ceremony forming a Pennsylvania group. The unit will fill vital jobs in the service and marks a notable expansion of women’s participation.
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Ex-New Jersey Governor Denies Wrongdoing
Newark report recounts ex governor Hoffman denying embezzlement and wrongdoing while defending his record against Moyner and alleging political persecution. Daughter Ada Leonard released letters and documents, detailing rental purchase disputes, while Moyner rebutted and defended public interest. The case centers on a 900 000 embezzlement figure and state charges from 16 counts shaped by late governor’s tenure.
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Vacations Start In City Plants Shutdowns Hit 2 Plants
Two local industrial plants begin two week vacation breaks affecting about 1,000 employees. At Geo Aaron Supply and Ajax Tron Works one five day week begins at close today with all others off until July 12. Corry Jamestown closes July 1 through August 1 with return Aug 3. Mettnes Steel also posts vacation July 26 to July 31 with production resuming Aug 2. Ambassador Gallman named to Iraq post.
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Air Force picks Colorado site for new academy
Secretary Talbot announced the Air Force will build its new training academy near Colorado Springs Colorado. The site covers about 16 000 acres with foothills of the Rocky Mountains and Pikes Peak. Congress has authorized 186 million dollars for the Air Force Academy.
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Senate Rejects Democratic Trade Plan SplitAmong Parties
In Washington Chairman Mils ilkin of the Senate Finance Committee and Senator George Ga agreed the Senate vote rejecting a three year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act with new powers to cut tariffs does not settle the Randall Commission’s broader foreign economic policy. The chamber passed a one year extension 71 to 3, with all Democrats and 40 Republicans present opposing the Democratic substitute. President Eisenhower had urged a broader, tariff reducing extension earlier.
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Jobless Claims Decline and Boxing Title Defense
Harrisburg reports a drop in new unemployment claims for the week ending June 18 with 99,500 new filings and continued claims down about four percent to 244,300. Archie Moore will defend his light heavy title against Harold Johnson at Madison Square Garden on August 11, with coast to coast CBS telecast but blackout in the New York area.
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Guatemalan rebels mass for all-out clash at Chiquimula
Guatemalan exile forces claim massing for a full-scale incident at Chiquimula as government troops rush in reinforcements. Diplomatic strain with Honduras grows amid accusations of cross-border attacks and a U N Security Council bid to curb aid to both sides.
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Plant Puts Up Building To End TV Interference
The Baw South Street plant plans a 20 by 40 foot prefabricated metal building at the rear of Corry Instrument Co to curb welding interference that disrupts TV reception within a 200 foot radius. Welding will move to the new site after completion in hopes of restoring clear pictures. Meanwhile Gov. John Fine signed 18 pardons and 12 commutations from the state pardons board.
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