Corryite Theft Case Involves Pinko 29
Edward Pinko, 29, faced charges in a Corry homicide theft case tied to a truck theft and stolen merchandise valued around 4300, with restitution and costs arranged. Philips, a gate operator, implicated in the scene and later disputes charges while police report ongoing court action with channel and station concerns raised by the Wagers Communications Commission regarding channel shifting.
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Edward “Pinko
Dean
Epee
Gordon
Herbert
Dobro
Tinko
Algo
Costa Legare Belie
Tinea
Tiegivit
Phillipa
Worth Street
Philips
Virid
Tivediay
Wille Ieamoune
Merchandtise
Yenterday
Pinko
Waninnston
Commmunications Commission
Ankodd
Tip
Channel 66
Wark-Tv
Jolatown
Chstine
Altoona
Johnstown
Hope Fades For 116 Trapped Miners
Rescue workers battled to reach 116 miners trapped after a blast at a coal mine. Despite efforts by soldiers and volunteers, the situation remained dire with 16 miners still hoped to be alive as night fell. Relatives crowded the scene as crews worked under emergency lights and helicopters assisted with supplies.
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Gus James
Canada
George Calder
Ilanes
Extra Push Needed For Chest Appeal
Community Chest Drive totals show 29021.02 raised to date toward a 37046.93 goal reflecting 80 percent progress. The breakdown lists Corporations 11190.00, Advance Gifts 3712.00, Industrial Employes 7798.07, Retail Bales Service Stalions and Garages 1068.00, Fraternal Fund Service Club 166.00, Professional 855.00, School Employes 200.50, House-to-House Mall 28.00, Governments Banks Hospitals Wailires 2279.95, Townships Mall 303.50, totaling 20021.08.
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IME Uday Ass
He Yoo
Cardinal Mindszenty Pleads for Western Help in Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty, liberated by Hungarian freedom fighters, appealed to the West for aid to resist Communist rule. In Budapest he pressed for political and material support, said he hopes to report to the pope in Rome, and avoided confirming any prime ministerial plans while praising Western solidarity.
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Ebvarist
Hungary
Josef Chidnal
Budapest
Aldoowid
Pope Pius
Rome
Thie County
Westinghouse to Build Reactors for Navy Under Contract
Westinghouse Electric Corp will build eight reactor pressure units and 72 steam generators for the Navy under a development contract. The agreement covers prototype work and testing to advance naval reactor technology.
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Westinghouse
Fie
Uiemy Tote
Weatinhould Etecters Corp
Nper
Will Gall
West
Navy
Jaycees Plan Get Out The Vote Parade In Corry
Corry Jaycees schedule a non-partisan parade at 7 p.m. Monday to boost interest in Tuesday's election. Participants include Corry High School Band honor guard Boy Scouts and other units.
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Corry Jdaycees
Jaycee
Howard 126
Corry High School
No, Honar Guard
Boy Scouts
War Scare Shapes Campaign Roles in Election
In Washington both parties weigh how fears over Middle East fighting may sway voters. Democrats say crisis rallies Stevenson’s antiwar stance while Republicans claim Eisenhower’s steady leadership could win undecided voters. Some Jewish voters show shift against Eisenhower in major cities, others see GOP gains in the Midwest from opposition to foreign aid.
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Washington
Keype
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Eisenhower
United States
United Naions Security Council
Republican National Committee
Ebenhower
Rekel
Stevenson
Fek
Eidenhower
New York City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelpha
Boston
Miami
Detroit
New Jersey
Hienhower
Egypt
Colinirien
Pennsylvania at stake as 32 electoral votes loom large
Pennsylvania faces a pivotal election with 32 electoral votes in play as presidential and vice presidential candidates visit the state multiple times. Voters in 8 008 districts choose 279 officials including U S senator and 20 congressmen. Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. and names for statewide offices appear, with contest for Supreme Court, auditor general, treasurer, and other posts.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
U.S
James Wy Ditty
Joseph
Clark
Philadelphia
Eupreme Court
Benjamin R. Jones
Wilkes-Barre
Herbert B. Cohen
York
Superior Court
G. Harold Watteins
Frackville
Philip O. Carr
Unionfohn
Charles
Smith
Philadelphis
Francis R. Smith
Robert F. Kenly
Meadville
James W. Knox
Pittsburgh
Cohen
Jones
Luzerne County
Luzerne County Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Washington
House of Representatives
State Senate
Senate
Corry Beavers Clinch District Title With Half Day
Corry Area High School will dismiss Monday afternoon for a half day as the Corry Beavers secure the Section 1 District 10 football crown. The high school rally begins at 1 00 am and students will be released after. The football team aims for a ninth straight win tonight against the Bradford Owls at Bradford Field with several hundred fans expected.
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Sue Seoamimon
Ie Facthat
Corry
Beavers
Bradford
der Couch Tour Tanna
Sear
Bradford Owls
Egiind
Theystem
Friction Grows Redefining World Powers Relations
In a wide and uneven discussion the piece notes rising tensions among major powers, the impact of new satellite tech, and shifts away from traditional colonial empires. It suggests the United States may reexamine its alliances and that postwar independence movements challenge old imperial influence.
UN Votes For Immediate Firing Halt In Egypt
The United Nations moves to stop hostilities in Egypt as Israel seizes key Gaza Strip centers. Reports say Israeli forces capture Gam City and Rahiah, with gains prompting martial law in parts of the region. The French and British air forces strike Egyptian bases as Nasser signals regrouping.
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Egypt
Scadow
Gaza Strip
French Defense Ministry
Paris
Cyprus
Yerae
Tel Aviv
Gam
Rahiah
Gea
Israel
Mediterranean
Aly Senttet
Yaraeli
Uee 4
Fightig
Sinai
Tarael
Nasser
Tayot
Suesanal
Nile Delta
Defense Ministry
Soviet Union
Severe flash flood hits lower Pennsylvania cities
Rain and thunderstorms swept across Pennsylvania causing heavy flooding. Juniata and Snyder counties reported four to five feet of water, Thompsontown suffered damaged homes as Delaware Creek overflowed. Philadelphia saw its heaviest 4 hour rainfall since 1985 with 440 inches noted. Police and civil defense teams worked overnight to limit damage amid widespread street flooding and power issues.
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Pittsburgh
Juniata
Snyder
Wiihi
Ienya
Williamspor
Thompsontown
Juniata County
Delaware
Tiveren
Civil Defense
Easual
U. & Weather Bureau
Schuytkill
Montgomery County
Delaware County
Evan
Headley
Weather Bureau
Ofesaiana
Eden Faces UN Cease-Fire Call Amid Labor Strikes Warning
Prime Minister Eden refused an immediate response to the UN cease-fire appeal. Labor leaders warn of nationwide strikes if he delays, with Aneurin Bevan urging government restraint and action. The House of Commons clashed as Eden pursued study of UN terms before a formal statement.
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Labor Party
London
Middle East
Labor
Home of Commons Ihe
UN General Assembly
New York
Britain
Mirty
Anole
House of Commons
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Sims
Aneurin Bevan
Edeni
UN Assembly
Beynt
Hugh Gaitskell
Briaih
United Nations
Egypt
Jie
Beltaln
Merit
Wie
Eggares
Aidividuaian
Sues Canal
Thomas Williamson
THC
Richard A Builer
Wh Fden
Thin Moon
Peme Minster
Biks
Uhr
Christian Pienen
Pineau
Paris
Winston Churchill
No. 10
Downing Street
Eisenhower Labels Middle East Crisis A Path Of Honor
President Eisenhower defended his administration in a Philadelphia speech as choosing a path of honor by not condoning armed aggression. He argued the right course amid Middle East tensions and critiqued opponents while urging caution on hydrogen bomb tests and talks of ending the military draft.
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Presiment
Eisenhower
Middle East
Philadelphia
al E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Hasald
Wren Eisenhower
Elenhower
Poland
Hungary
Soviet
Moscow
Damina Gor
Fynegary
Alberty
Egypts President Nasser Reported Resigned
Report claims Nasser has resigned under international pressure and suggests a transition plan for the Suez Canal administration. Sources in Rome and London dispute details, indicating conflicting signals as Egypt weighs a new governance arrangement amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
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Egypt
Nasser
Mary Auld
Nassey Nasse
THU
Dbp
Snee Canal
London
Rindssay
Tin Tr
Bestia
Ely
Rome
Suez Canal
Amipel
Syria Breaks Ties With Britain and France Amid Sanctions
Fragmentary report states Syria severed diplomatic relations with Britain and France triggering sanctions. The text hints at historic influence and a mandate era, noting strained ties and political fallout on a regional scale.
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Syria
Damascus
Britain
Frans
Santion
France
Nutini Mandate
Cleveland Papers Stop Production
Large city daily newspapers in Cleveland halted production as labor contract tensions escalated. The Cleveland Plain Dealer and The Cleveland News suspended editions, while The Cleveland Press ceased publishing amid wage disputes and expired contracts affecting staff.
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Vleveland UI
Cleveland Plin Dealer
Fora City Publishing Co
Cleveland News
Cleveland Press
Natelke
Cleveland” Newspaper Guild
Erie Gravel Co Faces Monopoly Charge in Ohio Case
The Erie Sand and Gravel Co is accused by the federal antitrust commission of establishing a complete monopoly in Erie and nearby towns including Spu, duaky, and Fainesville Ohio. The complaint seeks damages around one million dollars and names Kelley Muang Go and others in the alleged scheme.
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Fraaernecessiy Ay Ase Xeneyal Mide Commission
Frie Pa Sand & Gravel Co
Irite TnEe
Mt Dale Mele
FTG
Phot Erie
Antowbui Ic
Dommere
Hive
Kelley Muang Go
Mene
Erle
Spuduaky
Fainesviile
Ohio
Mld
UN Security Council Debated Egypt Crisis After British French Veto
The United Nations held an overnight emergency session on the Egypt dispute. Britain and France vetoed reforms while the General Assembly voted for immediate ceasefire and troop withdrawal, with several nations abstaining or voting against the measure. The session followed British and French actions in the Sivex Canal zone and discussions in London and Paris.
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United Nations
UN General Assembly
Dulles
Terael
Egypt
France
Britain
Taquiel
Monslay
Frances
Sivex Sanal
Security Council
Ganutad Assembly
Hag
Reds Call For Calm In Poland Amid Unrest
The report notes a Polish political rally atmosphere with calls for restraint as demonstrations rise. It mentions involvement by party leaders and public figures urging temperate action to prevent violence and maintain order.
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Poland
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