Quiet Corry primary yields modest turnout and writeins
Corry’s quiet primary produced expected totals with 33 percent turnout. Write ins favored Louis Radecki and Willard Bhreve for the school board, while Kinley and Abbey head to fall against Shepard and Cullen for Council. Johnson narrowly wins district attorney nod on GOP ticket as Erie voters boost Johnson’s nomination.
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Kinley
Abbey
Shepard
Cullen
Corry
Louis Radecki
Willard Bhreve
Démocratie
Radecki
Martin Keppel
Elwin Puller
Board of Education
J. Fred Kissley
Nomineon Tor
Guy Abbey
Randidate
Council
Carl Smith
Lee Shepard
John Cullen
Howcomer
Conny
Erie
Johnson
Ts Democrats
School Issue At St ke In Rome
In Rome Township voters chose school director nominees amid a jointure debate with Titusville. Alton Southwick led with 168 votes, Herbert Blevens 153, Raymond Foley 16. Proponents favor a Titusville jointure as cheaper for students. results hint at year’s later decision. Voters tally noted 10 Republicans, 61 Democrats, and Prohibitionists. officials included Dorothy Wheatall, Al Blanchard, Louise Turner, Mabel Magee, and Josephine Stevens.
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Sue
Rome Township
Bloomfield
Sparta
Alton Southwick
Raymond Foley
Herbert Blevens
Titusville
Uivation
Pitusville
Foley Seuks
Dorothy Wheatall
al Blanchard
Louise ‘Turner
Mabel Magee
Josephine Stevens
Rural Areas Vote Heaviest for Republicans Near Corry
Rural areas around Corry showed strong GOP support as GOF led in all polling places. Voter totals favored school directors and local offices, Wayne Township recording 196 votes with 163 Republicans to 83 Democrats. Local contests included school director races with Tom Miller 100 votes, Léon Proctor 10, Gary Dingfelder 58, Charles Kéfinwly 56. no Democratic state contest, few write-in votes.
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Corry
GOF
Petive
Wayne Township
Tom Miller Ted
Léon Proctor
Gary Dingfelder
Charles Kéfinwly
Concord Township Results Highlight Local School Board Contests
In Concord Township a handful of contests surfaced. Lawrence Wade led Republican state slate with 74 votes and Charles Racke followed at 73 in school director races. Cora McCray won the editors nomination with 74 votes.
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Concord Township
Lawrence Wade
Charles Racke
Cora McCray
Township Election Returns Show Tight Races and Split Nominations
In Columbus Township a total vote of 19 was counted with Republicans at 100 and Democrats 95. School director nominees went to Republicans Clifford Caster 72 and John Zamborile 77, and to Democrats Lawrence Miller 78 and Dana Taggers 67. Justice of the Peace went to Frank Botts. Republican, Patric Fargo, Democrat 56.
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Columbus
Clifford Caster
John Zamborile
Lawrence Miller
Dana Taggers
Justice of the Peace
Frank Botts
Aan Patric Fargo
Democray
Local Board Results and Ballot Details in Wasco Borough
Spring Creek Township reports 147 total with 103 Republicans and 44 Democrats. Republican nominees for school directors are Robert Kafferlin and Allen Enstman. Tory write-in votes appear for Democrats. Elgin Borough shows 72 total with 60 Republicans and 12 Democrats. Republican slate for Borough Council led by Clarence Proper with 50, followed by Walter Burrows 48 and Richard Burrows ?. school directors on Republican ballot Francis B. McCry 51, Lee K. McCray 44, Clifford McCray 27. A few write-in Democratic votes noted.
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Spine Creth
Suede Wasco
Republicary School
Robert Kafferlin
Allen Enstman
Will Tubbs
Auspertiker
Elgin
Sted
Clarence Proper
Walter Burrows
Richard Burrows
Francis B. McCry
Lee K. McCray
Clifford McCray
Pacey
Mead Park Directors Hear Activity Reports
Mead Park Directors in a regular monthly meeting at Nichols Lodge heard reports on park activities. They discussed a joint four group mower program with the airport city and school district but declined participate due to small lawn area. They authorized a small mower for park use and noted Memory Line maintenance by Archy W. Thompson Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. The federal government approved the pond fish application and oiling of the park road and surrounding routes will begin. A thank you letter was authorized to the Comny school district for woodwork equipment donated for the adult center under construction.
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Mead Park
Nichols
Lodge
Paull Auer
Airport Authority
Archie W. Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Comny School
Patrolman Mason Nominated for Medal of Valor
Police Superintendent Dames W. Silishee recommends Patrolman Ol Ver Mason for the Medal of Valor. The examining board endorsed the award for Mason's raid on a theft crew and for arresting two white thieves and saving two youths during a shooting at a city station.
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Pyittsburom
Ol Ver
Mason
Medal of Valor
Dames W. Silishee
Ehire-man
Slusser
Gardner Beats Hogan by 5 000 Votes in Erie
Erie Mayoral race yields Gardner 11 215 votes to Hogan 6 484 in Democratic primary. Foster wins Republican nomination by a similar margin. candidates include Cowley and Kinter. Nominations also determined for county and city offices with several Republicans and Democrats listed. Geological details and minor candidate notes reflect a city in political shakeups after a gambling scandal.
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Gardner
Hogan
Erie
Foster
Cowley
Kinter
Associated Press
Arthur W. Gardner
Heylett Poster
Yesterday Gardner
Gannon Cotlene
James Hogan
Charles D. Cowley
District Attorney’s Office
H.W. Kinter
Idreyy
Girdner Wis
Thomas W. Flatley
Flatley
Allghehy
Michael Cannavina
Charles Downing
Billlots
Danlel Maloney
Taro
Kenneth Beck
Eri
Anthony Miandeo
John Siteslon
Benjamin Agresti
J. Reed Stoops
Irvine Murphy
Harvey McChire
HoldUp Foiled Gang Nabbed Near Las Vegas Post Office
Dozens of police and federal officers arrested five suspects after an alleged plan to rob a mail shipment worth up to 500000 dollars. The raid occurred near the Las Vegas post office, with weapons seized and an informant guiding investigators to the elaborate scheme. A police chief stated authorities could not confirm the total value as two more men were questioned and a sixth person sought.
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Associated Wrose
Las: Vegas
Nev
Nheriff
Justight
Lea Vegas
Wis
Flor
Mpi
Federal Reserve Bank
San Francisco
Kennedy
Lak Vewia Police- Inn
George Audéraoh
Ind
Thay Ward
Robart Bohomen
Wir
Bechttesin
Mall
Sustody
Wyeth Serum Recheck By Government In Marietta
A government inspection team completed its recheck of Wyeth Laboratories Wyeth-Patented polio serum produced in Marietta Pennsylvania. A Wyeth spokesman in Philadelphia said the final result would be announced by the surgeon general’s office in Washington.
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Marietta
Wyeth Laboratories, Inc
Wyeth
Philadelphia
United States
Washington
Rossiter Seeks Nods From Both Parties in County Race
Incumbent Rossiter, aiming for a November win as Judge of Common Pleas, swept both Republican and Democratic nominations. The surprise comes as county voters weigh bribery cases and district attorney contests, with party nominees elected for county offices including treasurer and clerk of courts.
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Jisige
Samuel
Rossiter
Republic
Nomin Wilsons Ih
Hinselh
elecHn
Metwuahtin
Adridals
Alonir
Rossith
Attorsiny Silullante Sr
Achially Motawebilin
Evie
Aulante
Republica
Whit
Vetehin
Witorsiey
Toalter
Ailents
Mic Laughlin
Repuliica
Fred Wo Tamberton
Tory
Elizibeth Ine
Tikyes
George L. Wilson
Rarity
Coronar
Leon
Reepka
W. Wood
Register of Wills
Proper F Connelly
Tfayes McCréiry
Jobir G Riley
Sarah M McQultly
Confused AP Briefs Cover Early Political Uproar and Policy Delays
A garbled AP News Briefs segment reports on President Hiner HoWersild Lodus defending a vaccine program amid criticism by Mort (D-Or) and remarks on unity. Harrisburg notes re election mood with some candidates facing opposition in November. Washington coverage mentions vaccines stalled in Congress and Pittsburgh testimony linking Mayor Lawtynice to anti Communist figures.
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Washington
Hiner
Hobby
Ali
Ben, Mort
D-Or
Eisenhower hopeful for new dawn after We Four talks
President Eisenhower rejects appeasement, urging strength in the We Four talks with Britain France and Russia. He emphasizes a cautious path toward peace, noting Austrian troop withdrawal as a potential milestone while warning against disillusionment from grand promises.
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Prem Washington
Eisenhower
Lsd
We Four
Eisenhowe
Briain
France
Russia
Georgi Zhukov
Washington
Brenlenge Weil
Austria
Atlen
Europe
Cxéchoatovakia
Hungay Wit Wlan
Germany
Nozi Atlantic Tréaity Orgazation
Boviet Union Ik
George
Dulles
Oops Left Off Ballot Causes Nomination Issue
A misprint and filing error left Brigga’s name off the ballot in a county nomination. After a petition and filing fee, authorities attempted to correct the ballot but Admirals missteps delayed inclusion. The error could affect the fall voting, with no opposition noted and the nomination valid if corrected.
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Rugs Prumeu
Nation
Brigga
Mt Thie County
Baether
Nine
Sheik
George Would Delay Talks With Red China
Washington Senator George says negotiations with Red China should wait for the Big Four summit. He favors direct talks with Chou En-lai but conditions set by Beijing complicate any quick agreement. Other lawmakers doubt talks will occur under the Chinese terms and push for Taiwan and UN representation before concessions.
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RED China
Associated Prose
Washington -Sen George
Dcv
Patel
Red Chinaw
Georgy
Chatrain
Bennie Foren
Chow
Red Chine
Hie United
Alexander Smith
Toamart
Clow
Qaid
Sen Mansfield Ud-Mont
Thie Chou
Ie Chine
Formos
United Nations
Thin George
Chon I
George Wild
Bntitheld Hee
Chott
Chiang Taleahek
Auulmphd
Uin
Mie
Formosa Strait
Jets complete record flight from Tokyo to Australia
Four JETS set a nonstop air record covering 4040 miles from Yokota near Tokyo to Australia. Two single engine fighters refueled three times en route, finishing in 12 hours and 40 minutes, showcasing USAF jet mobility for rapid long range missions.
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Tokyo
Australia
Newcastle
Australie
Tokyo-to-Australia
Guu
Munve Toland
Townsville
Ota Uy Genonihes
Wis
Ate Forge
Fiset
Royal Amulet
Alf Farping
Witdunistoch Air Fore
Coabl
Yokota Air Base
Takye
Tm. OA
Vat Twading
Germ J Robinson
Cixbondute
Pas Lh
Virgil Moroney
Pine Biut
Arle
Air Force
Girl Wins Tiff In School Case Ty Associated Press
Titusville Pennsylvania report states a court ruling involving a girl and her school, with the student expelled over marriage prospects. The ruling permits her to take examinations and attend clinics, while parents contest the actions and seek continued education.
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Ty Associated Press
Titusville
Tina
Nancy Vituillier Sutton
Earth
Corry Amestown Mig Corp shows production rise
Shareholders at a Jamestown meeting heard Corry Amestown Mig Corp report higher production in recent weeks. David A Hillstrom outlined plans, with Keett recalled, operations resuming at both plants. Directors remained unchanged while officers were elected, naming Hillstrom as chairman and Haven Hillstrom as vice president.
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Corry
Mig. Corp
Nave Keett
Directori ml
Edna F Bracken
Long Beach
Cal
Mish
Agnes If Ber Ander
Arlington
Mans
Darebare Treat
Union City
David A. Millatrous
Clara J Hillstrom
Marsh Suffers Fractured Arm in Detroit Game
Marah, utility infielder for Bulumori Ori Ubi bontnlied team, sustained a fractured right elbow and wrist radii during a Detroit contest. X-rays confirmed the injuries after a foul play incident. He had recently returned from a six week rehab for a strained ankle and was warming up at the on deck circle when the accident occurred.
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Wightfield
Mt Jeane
Marah
Postponed Viewing of Scott Property
Viewing of the Scott property was postponed awaiting inspection by three appointees named by Judge Boninell. Owner Mrs Aili Blakestee Beott seeks relief as the city plan for revere hires affects her property value. motion in court pending.
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Wayne
Beloher
Wentarday
Boninell
Retalter
Hammond
Bruce Major
Aili Blakestee Beott
Vinwern
Aiaokt
Hye
Hid
Ely
Bentt
Philadelphia GOP picks Longstreth for November bid
Thacher Longstreth, a 34 year old advertising executive, won the four sided Republican mayoralty nomination battle in Philadelphia. He will face veteran Democrat Richardson Dilworth in November as Dilworth seeks public office. Unofficial returns showed Longstreth leading with 81,408 votes to Williams 63,12, Clothier 44,177, Newman 30,057, and Dilworth 89,677.
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Frees
Philadelphia
W Thacher Longstreth
Pennsylvania
Naval Intelligence
Richardson Dilworth
Dembetatié Nomiiea Tna de Lonistrulio
Fratery
Dilworthi
tinWuebes Et al Giberenijorint
William de 'Paschall
Wholeeale Priat
Na Vimibie Mente
Clare Ir
Nox’ Séar
Longstreth
George P. Williams
Det
Uty
Penera
Samoa J. Clothier
Oscar Ht
Newman
Annear Democratc Gligibin
Longstrett
William
Clothier
Dilworth
Pa Hall
GOP
Lonngatrath
Pennsylyaun
Otyer
State of Ices
Democratia
Govarnor George M Leadur
Camipiien
Clark
Longatrath
Newhan
Pollice
Cespertenen
Killing Frost Hits Corry Area
A severe frost disrupted Corry area activity with low temperatures and damaged crops and outdoor preparations. Residents faced unprepared conditions as the cold spell persisted, equating to the coldest temperatures in recent memory and affecting daily routines.
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Corry
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