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City and vicinity brides offered over 200 quality wedding invitation styles. If June is the date, begin selecting invitations at the Corry Journal Printing Department. Various local items note school budgets, tax changes, and community notices across Corry and nearby towns.
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Hospital Admission and Local Notices From The Area
At The Hospital Reeth complied as or today It unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call 2-A201 the Corry Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Mrs Grace Callaghan 2614 West Park Place Mrs Harry A Paulson Jr 517 West Pleasant atteet Mrs Eva Bpker 440 East Main street Mrs Alton Miller RD 3 Lb Joseph 4 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Binders RD 1 Mra Walter Lats 1050 Mead avenue Guy Mo Pinh Spartansburg DISCHARGED Arden Baldwin 745 East Courbus venue Mrs Arthur McQuiston 634 Mead avenue Mrs Richard Page Columbus Mrs Amy Curtis Columbus Mrs John McCray 209 First Floyd Hith Spartansburg Harold Anceregg RD 1 Mothers Day dinners to be served at the Ritz Restaurant Turkey and ham dinners all the trimmings 1.25 Children half price Twelve noon till 8 p.m 4a Ridgway Members of the Fidgway Aven School Board Nitve received word from ie alate ordering extensive repai r to existing school buildings in Ridaway Borough via the interest of safety Members said they would appeal for an extension of time due to inabillity to meet state requirements In the time witotedt
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Reeth
Corry Memorial Hospital
Grace Callaghan
West Park Place
Harry A. Paulson Jr
West Pleasant
Eva Bpker
East Main Street
Alton Miller
Joseph
Joseph Binders
Walter Lats
Mead Avenue
Guy Mo Pinh
Spartansburg
Arden Baldwin
East Courbus
Arthur McQuiston
Richard Page
Columbus
Amy Curtis
John McCray
Floyd Hith
Harold Anceregg
Fidgway Aven School Board
Nitve
Iealate
Ridaway
Spurning Of Kinzua Alternate Study Debated In Congress
Morgan presses for a rival upper Allegheny reservoir plan at Conewanuo N C in place of the Army's proposed Kinzua Dam supporting a $113 million price tag. Army Engineers study why Morgan’s proposal was rejected and the detailed report was kept from him after a closed hearing.
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Arthur
Morgan
Allegheny River
Conewanuo
N. C
House Appropriations Committee
Pubic Works
F Morgan
Gen
Bretton €. Techner
Tennessee Valley Authority
Army Engineers
Fallout from Soviet nuclear test tops Senate hearing
Radioactive fallout from a large Soviet nuclear test concentrates in the Northern Hemisphere and reaches earth faster than expected. Scientists told a Senate House Atomic Energy subcommittee that U S and British tests also descend faster, though not as quickly as Soviet debris. AEC Chairman John A McCone voiced reassurance, while Willard Libby revised his earlier timing estimates to one year for Soviet debris and four to five years for U S and British fallout. Meteorologist Lester Machta noted strontium is heavier in the north temperate zone and predicted overall Northern Hemisphere fallout twice the world average, with spring 1958 expected to bring the highest rate yet.
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Washington
National Press Club
McCone
Coon
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Geneva
Willard F. Libby
AEC
Subcommittee
Earth
Tuesaday
U.S
Pacific
Equator
Lester Machta
Weather Bureau
Teller Backing Strauss Faces Senate Hearing Clash
Edward Teller, famed for the H bomb, urged strong support for Lewis Strauss's nomination as secretary of commerce. Teller told the Senate committee he generally backed Strauss despite a stormy AEC era marked by accusations of boastful and unethical conduct from Sen. Clinton Anderson.
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Washington
Lewis J. Fitrouss
Senate
Edward Teller
Teller
Straussrom
Anderson
Strauss
AEC
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Gasoline Explosion Strikes Local Print Shop
A gasoline blast damaged the print shop owned by Guy Cook injuring only minor cuts and burns to a worker described as a half dot.
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Guy Cook
Americans eye plant sites in six nations of common market
Americans scouting for factory locations in the European common market face wide differences in taxes labor material costs and import rules. Leaders warn that wage levels alone do not justify site selection and note internal wage and tax contrasts among Germany Italy France Holland Belgium and Luxembourg amid ongoing trade frictions.
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Bonn
Franz Bilge
Germany
Italy
France
Holland
Belem
Luxembourg
Etzel
Bavaria
Dors
Ruhr
French steel pricing and tax issues hinder European market
Etzel notes French steel can be sold in the United States cheaper than German production. He cites modern mills and franc devaluation as advantages but points to high German taxes and low French levies as core barriers. A 6 percent tariff on French steel exports and currency differences complicate the common market transition toward a single currency.
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Etzel
France
European Coal and Steel Community
Reuther Spurns Communist Labor Congress Invitation
U S labor leader Walter Reuther rejected an invitation from Louis Saillant of the World Federation of Trade Unions to attend a May Goerlitz congress. He called the WPTU a tool and colonial agent for the Soviet Union and termed the move a transparent propaganda ploy to minimize West Berlin May Day rally impact.
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Germany
U.S
Walter Reuther
East Germany
Louis Saillant
World Federation of Trade Unions
Reuther
Goerlitz
WPTU
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Retired minister falls from scaffold at campgrounds
Rev Samuel Stimer about 84 of Pleasantville, a retired Free Methodist minister, fell 14 to 20 feet from a scaffold while repairing a cottage roof at the Pree Methodist Campgrounds in Pleasantville. He suffered a double leg fracture and was treated at Titusville Hospital and later Hamot Hospital in Erie. A nail failed the scaffold and a supporting plank contributed to the fall. He remained conscious and was accompanied to Erie by district superintendent H C Jacobs.
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Titusville
Samuel Stimer
Pleasantville
Stimer
Hamot
Erie
Rey. Stimer
Rey
H. C. Jacobs
Free Methodist Churches
Two Die In Route 22 Car Crash West Of Ardagh
In Blairsville Pennsylvania two 24 year old Indiana County men Cecil Fry Seward and Emil Burda Armagh died instantly when their sports car collided with a tractor trailer on Route 22 just west of Ardagh. Gerald Coughenour 22 Armagh was admitted to Lee Hospital in serious condition. Truck driver R L Lins 54 Milton escaped injury. State Police said the vehicles sideswiped.
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Indiana
Route
Ardagh
Cecil Fry
Seward
Emil Burda
Armagh
Gerald Coughenour
Lee Hospital
Johnstown
R. L. Lins
Milton
Franklin Man Charged After Parking Meter Theft in Pennsylv District
A report details a theft involving several parking meters in the Pennsylv district. Police identified a suspect tied to the alarm and seized items, with a Monday arrest at Craig Park. The case notes a $5 fine and remaining $2 on site. names and ages unclear due to damaged OCR.
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