Corry events crowd roller show and city notices
A Just a Paragres s Roller Review is slated at Corry Rollerway tomorrow night at 9 o'clock announced by manager Richard Walker. Local reports note ongoing sidewalk repairs questions before council and anticipated industrial talks. Meanwhile Warren Electric Co op of Youngsville holds its 18th annual meeting at Eisenhower High School with director elections and financial reports to be discussed. Police report a minor traffic collision on West Washington Street causing $110 damage. A fire safety incident near Down Stationery prompted by a cutting torch sparked cornice flames but was contained. Twelve to fourteen word of fire and police activity noted along with marine and civil air patrol updates. The period includes weather outlook and hints of a public dinner and club events with transportation delays around Corry.
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Warren Electric Co-apenative of
Youngsville
Eisenhower High School
Murder Charge In Slaying Of Daughter's Suitor
Daniel Dippolito, 47, held on murder charges after fatally wounding his daughter's boyfriend in Coraopolis. Police say the laborer killed Dippolito claiming he was too old for his daughter. Dippolito died after opening his home door as the suspect entered.
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Utr
Santvatore
Tino Wis
Skylu
John Dipplito
Tuno
Care “Tell
Tran
Daniel Cerautinun
Coraopolis
Aliquipps Works
Dune & Lawak
Sivet Cony Holice
Trunea Ym
Dippolita
Ike's Brother Warns Red Scientists Ahead of U.S.
Dr Milton S Eisenhower told Brookhaven attendees that educators fear a nuclear energy talent gap as Russia leads the United States in training scientists. Representing President Eisenhower, he opened the Inter American atoms for peace symposium at the Brookhaven National Laboratory. Over 20 scientists and engineers from 21 Latin American nations and the United States began a five day conference. No injuries were reported in a crash involving two machines.
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Vunnaveny
Milton S. Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Atomic Research Center
Ike Montgomery Rehash Battle Feudal Print EnDE RaRe
In a coastal city debate, Ike and Montgomery renew the feud over war strategy. Harper of Atlanta notes the generals debate leadership, timing, and allied cohesion amid political pressure.
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Nord
Juin Harper
Atlata
Eisenhower
Montgomery Mueenen
Untidy OCR fragment on Confederate dead and figures
Fragmentary text references Confederate dead, mentions Bell Wiley and Sid Sop, and cites June events. The legibility is poor, with garbled names and phrases, making the precise event or statement unclear.
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Wolf's
Miekury
Bell J. Wiley
Bustarwin
Lee
Mende
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