Teamsters Leader Faces Senate Questions Over Funds Handling
Washington reporting centers on Frank W. Brewator, head of the Teamsters Union unit, defying a Senate probe into union fund use. Hoffa linked to the case, with FBI action and a grand jury weighing bribery charges against lawyer Hyman Fishback as explorations continue near the Capitol.
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Senate
Washington LP
Frank W. Aroastoy
Uilom Offi
Brewator
West Key Conference of
Hax
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
FBI
New York
John Cheasty
Committee
McClellan
D-Ark
Cheasty
Hyman
Corry Hospital Wins Second Grant for Expansion
Corry Hospital is set to receive a second grant of 12,950 dollars as part of a Ward Foundation program to expand and improve the facility. The funds will support the New Wing completion and ambulatory dayroom improvements, with additional grants totaling millions allocated to hospital rehabilitation and patient care projects.
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Corry Hospital
Jemnoril
United States
Alawka
Foundiion
MeXander
Onku Lion
Jo Capiely
Gorey
Ford Foundation
Ith Wieich Hospital
Willy Wohire
Ex Governor Fine Fined For Speeding
Ex governor John S Fine was fined for driving at 70 mph in a 60 mile limit on a Danville to Northumberland road. Constable Brest Kreis charged him yesterday after stopping his car last Monday. Fine, now a lawyer in Wilkes-Barre, said he was absorbed in thought and did not see the speedometer. He may plead or pay the fine at a hearing.
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Wuminum
Engis
Foner Guy
John S
Fine
Ims Beer
Danville
Northumberlana
Kries
Wilkes - Barre
Maudsburg
Gar
State Superior Court
Police Report On Wild Auto Driven By Three Housewives
City police describe a car known as Wild Auto driven by three Wright Street housewives who sped down a street, spun out, and crashed into a curb near children playing. The driver Lawrence Jewell of 330 South Center Street was cited for operating a vehicle in a reckless manner endangering persons and property.
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Eily’ Polite
Lawrence Jewell
South Center Street
Union City Youth Delays Army Induction Amid Morals Probe
A Union City area youth Wil reportedly misses his induction into the Army on Monday amid an ongoing morals inquiry. Two youths, Robust Fenno 22 and another, were pursued by police in nearby Corry City on warrants. Fenno faces statutory rape charges filed by Live Ocean City police from information provided by the girl’s parents. Fenno, a former worker at the Alice Tron Works, quit his job last week and was set to report yesterday for induction, but authorities intervened as officers attempted to arrest him, with Union City police notified and Carl Goodhws dispatched to assist. Proceedings anticipated in May at Bieler Goud tye nil court. Induction for the other youth remains pending a later date.
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Wilmiss
Fenno
Corry City
Polles
Paul F Behan
Asion City
Alice Tron
Abiley City Police
Uae
Tnion City
Wnd
Carl Goodwhs
Pice Humoe
House Committee Slices Big Budget Hole in Ike’s Funds
The House Appropriations Committee cut 516,993,300 from 8,923,195,000 in new funds President Eisenhower sequestered for 18 miscellaneous agencies. It is the largest cut this year across four bills, with targets including Veterans Administration, Civil Defense, and General Services Administration.
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Pere Terous
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Independent Offices
Veterans Administration
Civil Defense Administration
General Servena Administration
VA Lemients
Congress
Settlement Report In City of Corry Case
Richard Smith of 228 Es sex street sued the city of Corry in Erie County court over a December 1 1954 accident on West Smith street. He alleged Warren McChesney of the streets department operated a snowplow grader on the wrong side without warning lights. The city settled the suit through City Casualty Co, the insurer.
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Xefton
City of
Corry
Richard Smith
Essex Street
Erie County Court
West Smith Street
Wear
Carol Merritt
Marlow Street
Warren McChesney
Tot MeChesney
Clly Casualty Co
Inauyance
Climax of Weird Kidnap Case Ends With Gas Chamber Death
A condemned kidnapper and killer of 14 year old Stephanie Bryan dies in San Quentin's gas chamber after Gov. Knight denies a last minute reprieve. The case, begun in 1955, hinged on circumstantial evidence from UC professor Paul Kirk's lab and soils testing. Attorneys pressed for a habeas corpus stay, but were unsuccessful as the state carried out the sentence.
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San Quentin
Calif
Birton ‘Abcott
Quentin
Bear Country
Stephanie Bryan
Dartmouth
Mass
Walter L. Pope
U.S Court of Appeals
Herkeley
California
University ‘of California
Abbott
Paul Kirk
Stephanie
State Highway Dept Plans Paving Of Three City Streets
Local officials reveal the State Highway Department will pave three city streets this summer and may take over maintenance of White Street from West Columbus Avenue to North Gente Street. If approved, Erie County will coat the street with brick this year and next year expand gravel road work. West Smith Street and East Main Street are also slated for paving by the state.
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White Street
Columbus Avenue
Erie County Department
State Department
West
Smith Street
Wright Street
Main Street
Railroad Street
Lindy Avenue
Urges Caution In Trash Fires
Caution urged for residents on burning trash and near grass to prevent grass and home fires. Fire officials note wind can fan fires and callers should specify blaze type to help responders send the correct equipment. Collier emphasizes risk and possible misidentification by crews.
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Collier
Associated Springs Range Offsets Orders Decline
Carly Barnes, president, reports 1956 to 1950 shipments and 1955 profits in an annual note to stockholders. Total shipments reached 8,020,014 in 1950 and 8,525,969 in 1955 with net profit of 3,006,241. Division-wide profits and dividends cited, with diversification across industries helping offset automotive slump. Barnes notes 1956 automotive output and continued growth in other sectors, including industrial machinery and varied product lines, to stabilize sales. (Continued on Page Five).
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Industelia
Spring Corporation
Xleellert
Tts
Carly F. Barnes
Joye Atia
Anne Pala
Mir Barstow
Unis
Wiles
Barnes
Reece
Vantugee
Sails Along Atlantic Coast On Health Cruise
ERW President Eisenhower relaxed and seeking to spruce up his health cruised south along the Atlantic Coast aboard the Navy guided missile cruiser Canberra. He sailed from Norfolk, Virginia, on a six day voyage to Bermuda, with plans to reach Daytona Beach and Miami area.
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Florida
Norfete Vo
Canberra
Bermuda
Talksmith
Harold Macmillan
House
James ©. Hagerty
Newanen
Hagerty
Atlantic
Daytone Beach
Fin
Miamis
Gshorn
Norfolk
United States
Atlantic Supreme Comimand Headquarters
Norby Atlantic Treaty Organization
Robert Reagle Succumbs At 46
Robert Reagle, a patrolman on the city police force for two years, died last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital after surgery complications. A 46-year-old resident of 614 Grand Street, he was born August 24, 1910, in Franklin and moved with his family to Centerville and other areas before settling in Corry. He served in WWII era work at Aero Supply, later ran a car service, joined the police in 1960, and also served as attendance officer for the school district. He is survived by his wife Lena Shumaker, three daughters, one son, sisters and a brother, with services pending at Evangelical United Church.
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Reagle
Corry Memorial Hospital
Morehind
Grand Street
Pranclin
Ohe
Inte Rey
Ti. F. Rougle
Centerville
Hickerwell
Salamance
New York
Cory
Cory High School
Cochranton
Corry
Cochran
Lena Shumaker
Aero Supply Mfr. Co
Oscar Prite
Beagle
Auition
North Center Street
Asnt Automotive
Aero Supply
BPO. of Elks
Mnet
Fraternal Order of Police
Howeni
Elizabeth Jpd
Robert Fe
Alh Homes Folx
Paul Hontot
Dilkee
Center
Mes Tirdette Gibgallt
Dewey Sherrod
Ualah City
Lyle Chase
Who Mends The Store While Ike Nixon Dulles Abroad
The piece notes a presidential absence as Eisenhower, Nixon, and Dulles leave the U S. who then handles duties in Washington. It explains constitutional questions of succession, the role of the vice president, and that decisions stay under Eisenhower despite temporary gaps. Senators handle Senate pleas and Undersecretary Herter leads the State Department while Dulles is away.
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Dwight D
Eisenhower
Nixon
Dulles
Hermida
Australia
Ian Ne
Ylor
Congress
Frantlin D. Roosevelt
Sherman Adams
White House
Nikon
Senate
Stans Herter
State Department
Vwhille Dulles
AEC Member Solon Clash Over Nuclear Power Pace
AEC member Harold Vance and congressman Carl Tyham sparred over rapid U S nuclear plant building at a conference session. Tyham urged bigger, faster plants and more federal funding, while Vance argued the United States leads in technology and should pace development. The exchange reflected broad debate on military and civilian uses of atomic power and national energy strategy.
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Atomic Energy Commission
America
Carl
Harold 8. Vance
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Vance
Durham
Appenithe
Acpower
Alan
Defense Department
Vaibe
Four City Fires Amid Springlike Weather Report
A Corry area page in the Journal recounts four city fires and one in Columbus yesterday as warm, windy conditions spread sparks from trash fires. A small play shack burned, a vacant lot along Provikin Street ignited, a children’s playhouse fire occurred on Ridge Street, and a fire spread to a frame building on York Street, destroying a kna ll and ro aman structure while furnishings were saved.
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Columbus
Ward Heardence
Provik~ Tin Street
Children's Playhouse
Raymond Brown
Ridge’ Street
York Hueet Columb Azexnen
OM Ventureley
Uesse Ple
Firymeet Wit
Tie Avens
Uceenia
Rami Uliding
Ste
Ermal Ie Furnishings
Ny Watinie
Batimates
Pennsy Denies Plans To Remove Two Trains Here
The Pennsy denied plans to remove two passenger trains serving Corry as special investigation continues. A daylight saving time change on April 28 may prompt a faster schedule, with possible truck service into a central point to cut waiting at stops. A railroad team has been reviewing the route and an official announcement is expected in early April.
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Wane
Pam
Balirord
Corry
Butilo
Pennsy
Ute
Eta
Savina Tse
Lwin
Joster Mall
Buck
Youths Wreck Theatre Prompt $6,000 Damages
Juveniles aged 11 to 16 admit wrecking a local theatre causing up to six thousand dollars in damage. Police Captain Margie and Constable Joseph Hollet arrested the youths yesterday during the investigation of vandalism at the theatre Sunday. The assault left equipment broken and stage servers damaged, with investigators noting extensive fire and wall damage amid the commotion. The case is tied to a probation inquiry by Mason County authorities.
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Favelus County
Itachi
Bruke
Israel Holds Position as Gaza Control Questioned
Cairo reports Egypt asserts civil and military oversight in Gaza Strip as UN and Egyptian forces consolidate authority after last night’s arrival of Egypt’s civilian governor and security staff. No Israeli retaliation has occurred. Bet-Gurion warns against loss of freedom of action.
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Egypt
Gaza Strip
Gaza City
Nasser
Israel
David Beti-Gurion
Wwe
Fornelis
Tarnel
Gaza
Bintsin Abdel Latif
Ariba
Nab girl 18 charged in kidnapping and drowning
Detroit police report an 18 year old, Patricia Term, was arrested as a suspect in a kidnapping and the body of a drowned child was found at a Detroit hotel. An accompanying teenage babysitter provided a statement as police hunted others linked to the case.
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Maemo Patticia Terman
Pontluc
Hiltine Balutah
Detroit
Polloe
Utter
Southern Michigan
Dackoh
Hi Jackson
Madeline Allied
Pontiie
Tobby Lind
Btale
Roger Rivard
Kta
Donald Ki
Alfred Wie
Patricia
Local GOP City Group Meeting Yields Petitions For Mayor
A fractured, OCR damaged note shows a GOP faction meeting discussing petitions for mayoral race entries. Mentions candidates such as PCherry and Tinvlas Rittelle alongside other local figures and store names. The fragment hints at organizing efforts and morning petition filing steps.
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GOP City Group
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Uwe
Pervera Mseunston
Tinvlas Rittelle
Roy
Hitore
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