Greek vote tightens grip as communists risk gains
The pro West government of Premier Constantin Karamanlis won a slim 159 to 639 margin in an 800 seat Parliament, with coalition backing and fears of Communist influence. The vote followed Greece’s civil war and featured women voters for the first time, while US trained troops helped secure the result amid concerns over Communist affiliates.
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Constantin Karamaniis
Grech
Owen
United States
Fragmented Local Pharmacy Ad Echoes Warm Welcome
The note reads like a friendly pharmacy advertisement promising health, comfort, and a personal drug store experience. It emphasizes ethical information sharing and friendly services, inviting requests for any information or services the pharmacy can provide.
Retired Post-Gazette foreman dies in stair fall
Robert I. Ver 78, longtime composing room foreman for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, was killed last night in a fall down a flight of stairs at the newspaper building. The accident occurred during quiet hours after his shift, leaving colleagues stunned and authorities investigating.
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Pittsburgh
Robert i. Ver
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Corry Memories March 6 1936 and 1916 notes
Yesterday's memories recount plans for a one floor vocational school remodeling of Hatch School with state approvals needed. church auditorium renovations with new indirect lighting reopen on Sunday. death of DeYoung Heath. Also 40 years ago a church boiler damage, city engineer election and remodeling of David Cook home into a modern double house.
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Ralph 5
Dewey
Harrisburg
Hatch School
Wright Street
Department of Public Instruction
Department of Labor and Industry
WPA
Presbyterian Church
St. Thomas’ Church
Elmer McElroy
David Cook
Fourth, Avenue
Fired Union Aide Prompts Workers Back to Work
Jamestown Local 45 United Furniture Workers members returned to Crawford Furniture Manufacturing after a three hour meeting at Nordic Temple. They voted 64 to 46 against continuing the walkout while seeking reinstatement for Sandy Scarantino, the union president discharged last Monday. Scarantino urged members to return for their economic security. Also reported a power shovel incident in Monroeville where operator Fausto Giovannetti, 30, was killed.
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Jamestown
United Furniture Workers of America
Crawford Furniture Manufacturing Corporation
Sandy Scarantino
Nordic Temple
Ito
Searanting
Scarantino
Olfano
UFWA
Bear Lake News Letter of Interest
Bear Lake area notes include Ruby Smith and Ed Nelson wedding on February 21 in Bear Lake with Florida trip and return to Corry. Flora Thompson visited, and the couple will reside in Corry. Also updates on Mary Barry’s six week Youngstown visit and return, plus CJ Crosby vacation in Albany and local social visits. Renowned local clergy Rev Horan to lead services in Jamestown church next Sunday amid absences.
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Bear Lake
Ruby Smith
Ed Nelson
Corry
Florida
Flora Thompson
Mary Barry
Youngstown
Alec Perkins
Mra. Perkins
Martha
Carl Crosby
Ed Kent
Albany
Frank Smith
Fred Yanik
Bermudez Valentine
Roger Smith Ell
Jamestown
Horan
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Rey. Lundeen
Ethel Bond
Edith Hawkins
Cora. Cook
Ethna Crowe
Harrold Ayling
Barlow
Lenten Meditations on the trial of Jesus before Pilate
A sermon reflects on the union of Heathen and Jewish worlds in the crucifixion narrative. It contrasts the hated light with grace appearing to all who believe, and recounts the morning after the arrest when Jesus was led to Pilate seeking his condemnation. The piece emphasizes the lawful judgment and divine mercy in the gospel lesson.
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Thore
Jesus
Pilate
Christ as King debated before Pilate in gospel account
The text recounts Jesus facing charges of turning people from the road, forbidding tribute to Caesar, and proclaiming Himself Christ the King. It notes his silence before accusers, obedience to the Father unto death, and answers that declare Him a King without worldly throne, inviting readers to accept Christ as King today.
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Caesar
Pilate
Jesus
Jesus Day
God
Christ
Rimmer
Sparkman to reply to Eisenhower speech on radio
Senator John J. Sparkman of Alabama, the Democratic vice presidential nominee in 1952, will answer President Eisenhower's pledge for a second term tomorrow night. Mutual reversed its stance, granting free air time from 10 to 10:20 p m EST, after previously denying the request. A Mutual spokesman cited service considerations for the reversal.
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Sparkman
Demine
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Eisenhower
MBS
Mutual
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Lexington Avenue
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James HL 8
Boteird
University of
Paul D. White
U. S
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Moscow
Russia
District of Columbia
Washington
U.S
Charles R. Sligh Jr
Pennsylvania
Author
Foither
Sea’s Drugs
North Center Street
Corry, PA
WI Rogers
DeYoung Heath
Corry Hospital
Pittsburgh — & Power
Monroeville
Fausto Gioyannetti
Pgs
Buicks
Buick
Buigk
America
Asie
Iss
Poonmow
West South St
W. W. Waterhouse
Battery Sale
Ponder's
Sunoco
Iter St, Corry, Pa
Tuffy
Washington Etreete
J. E. Low
Rexall
REX Theatre
Steve Allen
Donna Reed
Benny Goodman
International Harvester Sales and Service
Mall Chain
Saws & Parts
Goodyear Tractor
Plymouth
DeSoto
Johnson Bros
South First
Ave
Lawrence Swanson
John Gately
Chrysler
Clarence
Wallace Chrysler
Corry, Pas
First Avenue
Mrs. Howard Gates
David Peterson
Patterson Photo
Charles McCray
R. J. Orn
Red Cross Today
Cen Werte
Rossbacher Insurance Service
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Fox Earl A. Bailey
Borstorff & Fitch
DeSoto - Plymouth
Berkey Millon Bingalay
Mii
Fluerte
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