Fire destroys dairy farm supply building near Columbus
Firefighters from Corry Columbus and Bear Lake battled a 25000 blaze at the Carlyton Curtis dairy farm two miles east of Columbus for over two hours. A 49 year old Columbus man George Savko was treated for injuries after falling 30 feet from a barn and the dairy operation resumed with milk deliveries today. No insurance was reported.
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Carlyton Curtis
Columbus
Corry
Bear Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
George Savko
Columbus Fire Department
Five Killed As Destructive Tornadoes Lash Midwest
Five people died and at least 21 were injured as weekend tornadoes swept six states Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Wisconsin and other areas. Severe damage included ocal communities near Hearne and Pansler with heavy property losses and livestock losses reported across the affected regions.
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Associated Press
Mid-Continent
Towa
Ronsler
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Prisco
Corps Christi
Tex
Austin
Hearne
Fugen
Ada
Piversons
Grand Lake
Pansler
Guthrie Center
Yale
Rippey
Bagley
City Jointure Boards Meet to Review School Calendars
City and jointure boards plan evening session to discuss school calendars for both districts, transportation for Special Education students, and recommendations for three teacher positions. Bids for second class supplies and shop ink materials will be opened, with prior bids for machines and training equipment reviewed.
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Cory
Corny Area
Jointure
Eveniing
Vomular Wesaione
Eater Ir
Angenda
nt.he _machines
Nd Trirignartaon
Tornado Survivor Describes Coming Of Deadly Twister
Lillian Thompson recounts storm damage near Stonewall Oklahoma after a tornado struck Frisco community. Four neighbors killed and nine injured. Her husband nearby in Ada as the twister tore through, wrecking her home and scattering belongings while a neighbor and Daniels family were among those affected.
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Stonewall
Okla
Lillian Thompson
Thompson
Frisco
Ada
L. Tom Daniel
Scarbrough
Seek Wife After Flight From Threats
NORWOOD NEW JERSEY A partial Negro ship officer Jean Brown says his white wife and their three children vanished 16 days ago after threats tied to their mixed marriage. He recalls daily slurs and 60 phone calls monthly, with no trace of Mrs Brown or the children James 14 Louise 10 and Stella 3. They left behind $4.90 from savings and planned to buy an inn in Mexico City. Brown, a Maritime Service chief engineer, notes his birth certificate lists him as white, though there is Negro ancestry in the family.
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Norwood
Jean Brown
Brown
Women's Society
Maritime Service
White
Somme Negra
Corry 6th Grader Defeats Oldsters In Snelling Bee
Martha Houser, a sixth grader from Corry, defeated older competitors to take second place in the county spelling bee finals held in Eris Martha. She won a camera and Coca Cola certificate. Cynthia Kennerth of Millcreek won the county title and a trip to state finals in Pittsburgh. Martha looks to compete again as a seventh grader next year.
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Marina Mower
Eris
Martha
Dean Houser
East Pleasant Street
Coca Cola
Corry
Cynthia
Kennerth
Millcreek
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Martha Houser
Area Motorists Unhurt In Crash Near Linsey Hollow Road
Corry State Police reported two motorists uninjured after a collision on Linsey Hollow road, south of the city. Carl Clabhate, 18, RD 1, and Paul Martin, 29, RD 1, were identified as involved. Martin allegedly entered an intersection from Lindsey Hollow road when Clabbate’s auto struck from the rear, causing about 80 dollars damage to Clabhate’s vehicle and roughly 0 dollars to Martin’s.
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GorTy
Myyerie
Linsey Hollow
Corry
Carl Clab
Paul Martin
Martin
Lindsey Hallow Road
Big 4 Opening Postponed Pay Hour Talks Open
New York AP reports a broad steel industry contract talks began with the Steelworkers Union pressing for shorter hours and higher pay. Four-man teams from industry and union aim to avert a strike by 500000 steel workers by July 1, with employment security named as a priority. The sessions replace earlier company talks, per union president David J. McDonald.
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New York
Induste
David J. McDonald
Churchill Bids Goodbye To United States
Sir Winston Churchill, gray dressed and frail, boarded a British jet at Idlewild Airport after a nine visit to the United States. He spoke briefly, thanked Bernard Baruch, and said the United States and Britain are united and bound for a shared future of hope.
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W York
Sir Winston Churchill
America
Tdlewild
England
Churchill
United States
Churchil
New York
Washington
Bernard Baruch
Washinnton
Britain
Mr. Baruch
Great Britain
Corry Motorists Injured In Route 2 Crash Near Tidioute
Six people were injured when a chain reaction collision occurred on Route 2, two miles north of Tidioute. Jarry Chitcot, 20, of Fume, lost control and struck two cars, prompting Wayne Skinner and Thomas Donato to stop. The third car driven by Luci Fairley, 26, of Youngsville then skidded into the scene, causing damage estimated at 2,200 dollars. Hospitalized were Wayne Skinner with fractures and abrasions, Theodore Swanken, 66, with contusions, and Theodore Jevennson, 86, who was treated and tombstone.
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Corry
Tidioute
Jarry Chitcot
Fume
Wayne Skinner
Som
Center Street
Thomas Donato
West Hickory
Phe
Luci Fairley
Youngs Ville
Waren Ganges
Mra
Wayne Skin
Ner
Theodore Swanken
Fusex Street
Theodore
Evennson, MH
Actors Fund chief dies in New York at 90
Walter Vine vert president of the Actors Fund of America and former chairman of the board of Republic Pictures died yesterday at Roosevelt Hospital in New York. He was born in Lake Geneva Wisconsin.
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Actors Fund
Diffew York
Walter Vinevert
The
Actors Fund of America
Repubic Pictures
Roosevelt Hospital
Vincent
Lake Genova
Wis
Legislature Studies Road Tax Proposals In Pennsylvania
The Senate Highway and Appropriations Committee will meet Wednesday to review motor fuel, registration, and operator fees amid concerns over a 332 million federal allocation. GOP leaders show mixed support for raising car registration to 15 dollars and operator fees to 9 dollars while opposing a 6 cent gas tax increase. Critics from the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce and the Motor Federation warn against overestimating federal funds and urge scrutiny before new taxes. legislative action also aims to extend real estate transfer and corporate tax provisions temporarily as part of ongoing budget debate.
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Hanrissurg
Guy Lawrerice
Senate High Way
James Berger
GOP
Motor Fund
Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania Motor Fedevation
AAA
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Motor Federation
Philadelphia
Harold Stassen
Pennsylvania
Berger
Senate
House
Geneva Ministers Face Initial Tests in World Debates
In Geneva the postwar power brokers Molotov, Herter, Dulles, Acheson, and Gromyko face the first major test of how successor diplomats will handle global crises. Britain’s Selwyn Lloyd, France’s Maurice Couve de Murville, and other senior figures prepare to guide their nations in the Big Four talks amid shifting alliances and age-old tensions.
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Geneva
Moloyov
Dulles
Acheson
Edru
Bidauli
Christian al Merter
United States
Andrei Gromyko
Unio
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Herter
Gromyko
Grumsie
Dirk
Kremlin
Salir Stalin
Malenkuy
Khrusaety
Roman
V.M. Molotov
Amosshill
Professtate
America
John Poster Dulles
Anki
Paris
Avd
Conve de Murville
Bree Brene “War Commission
Georges Bidvult
Washineaty
Bony
Selwy Lloyd
Nazi Access To U S Papers Still Puzzle
Washington AP reports that in 1941 Nazi Germany read secret US State Department messages. Diplomatic papers cite a German claim spies obtained the messages while officials debated possible breaches of code. Robert L. Murphy and Sumner Welles discussed theories of how Berlin knew Weygand talks and U S relations with Europe were affected. The exact method of access remained unclear.
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Washington
Nazi Germany
State Department
Europe
Aten
Maxine Weyuig Tost
North Africa
Murphy
City Delegation Attends State Industry Clinic
Forty attendees including members from the Bele Airport and Bele Avon Industrial Development Corporation leave for a two day Industrial Development Clinic in Flantaburg. Governor Lawrenen will address delegates as state experts discuss growth in Pennsylvania through community AES ACO and other programs.
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Pour Cornvitey
Gorny Avon Industrial Development Corporation
Bele
Flantaburg
State Department of Commerce
Lawrenen
Elie
Cortyne 5 A
Merletore A.A. Curbone
George R Sample
Soviets Demand Admittance Of East Germany
Geneva report on the Geneva conference shows a deadlock over East Germany joining the talks. Western and Soviet ministers delay the formal opening while Lloyd and Gromyko hold talks. The four power group also debates the conference table shape and potential invitees.
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Geneva
East Germany
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Peare
Silwyn Llngd
Andrei Gromyko
Lloyd
Gromyko
Wich
Maison
Bogland
Czechoslovakia
Whs Bald
BOM Lokedard
Marie
Federal Council
Georges Palthey
U.N
Earliey
Corry Area High School Chorus Plans Music Man Concert
Corry Area High School chorus members pose for Journal photographers during rehearsal for tonight's spring concert featuring excerpts from The Music Man. The performance begins at 8 15 in the CANS auditorium with students listed in rows including David Mamilton Mildren Logan Joan Drobueck Julty Dodd Thomas Mowrey Mary Flowers Mary Ann Coama Ann Corbin Sharon Zalmmeck Patricia Craker Eble Beckwith Nancy Curtis Ann Fenntermacher Philip Sattertee Wallace Cady Michael Pic evelle Elsie Hunt Leah Fitch Robert Palmer Volker Gernot Edward Lates David Hillstrom Terry Carroll James Earle Jourmal.
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Corry Area
CANS
David Mamilton
White
Mildren Logan
Joan Drobueck
Julty Dodd
Thomas Mowrey
Mary Flowers
Mary Ann Coama
Ann Corbin
Sharon Zalmmeck
Patricia’ Craker
Eble Beckwith
Nancy Curtis
Ann Fenntermacher
Philip Sattertee
Wallace Cady
Michael Pic
Eville
Elsie Hunt
Leah Fitch
Robert Palmer
Volker Gernot
Edward Lates
David Hillstrom
Terry Carroll
James Earle
Jourmal
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