Hitchhiker Seeks Killer of Two Police Officers
Robert Terry Jr of Norman North Carolina says a man he rode with killed two patrolmen in North Carolina and Tennessee. The suspect Kenneth Combs, 24, gave Cincinnati as his address and allegedly rode with Terry after a trail of stolen cars led to Chattanooga Tennessee. Police report a bloodstained shirt and a blood trail in a wrecked stolen car as officers pursued the suspect across three states. Patrolmen Were Wiester Lee Reece and J T Brown killed Tuesday night.
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Route 8 crash spills thirty thousand pounds of frozen seafood
A tractor trailer carrying about 31,000 pounds of frozen fish including shrimp sardines and mackerel crashed on Route 8 near Union City. The driver Jamies S Johnson of Roseville Michigan said loss of control sent the rig off the road and into a bank, spilling fish along the roadway and fields. Half the load was salvaged and stored at Union Fish Company. the rest was taken by scavengers. Police say insurance and health authorities approved salvaged meat for home use. The accident drew crowds from nearby towns and was continued on Page Five.
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State Police Seek Missing Plane in Talladega District
State Police launched a search today for a plane reported missing after taking off from Night Falls. The craft was piloted by a man identified as Johnson who reportedly left Maw ve Tuesday night and landed at Tia. Authorities noted confusion in reports and are pursuing all leads.
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Red Feather Drive closes with $41,516 raised
Corry Community Chest drive concludes with total donations reaching $41,516 after last minute gifts. Divisions report over 100 percent of quota and officials expect late contributions may push the total past 90 percent, the highest ever for Corry's chest drive.
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Second Klansman Gets 20 Years For Maiming Negro
In Birmingham Alabama two Ku Klux Klan members were convicted of mayhem for assaulting a Black man. Bath A Floyd 31 and Pritchell 31 were sentenced to 20 years in prison each by Circuit Court Judge Alla L King with bond set at 20000 each. The judge labeled the crime cowardly atrocious and diabolical.
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Broken Water Mains Flood New York Street
A series of five water main breaks in Manhattan caused subway closures and flooded Midtown basements. Metropolitan Opera House and Times Square area streets flooded, forcing transport diversions and emergency response. Transit officials dispatched buses and police to manage crowds and restore access.
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Brakes Fail Triggered Car Crash Into Parked Autos
Amos Fowler, 25, of R D 3 Garland, charged with driving without an operator's permit and reckless driving after his vehicle, likely brake failed, plowed into three parked cars at the Waterhouse garage on East Main Street Corry. Police said he traveled north on Mill Street at 12:02 am, crossed Mall street, jumped the curb, and struck the first car about 25 feet from the curb, then hit two others. Estimated damage to Fowler’s car $250 and Waterhouse losses around $528. Fowler was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for observation.
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Soviet Anniversary Passes With No Special Feats
Washington reports mark the 46th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution with no notable new scientific feats. Rumors from Moscow suggest Laika may be parachuted back to earth and a larger Sputnik satellite could be launched, while Western observers fear a new space venture to outshine the revolution’s anniversary.
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President Names on Commission on Civil Rights
Eisenhower announced appointments to the Civil Rights Commission amid school integration tensions. Retired Supreme Court Justice Stanley Reed named chairman, with John A Hannah as vice chairman. Other members include John S Batte, J S Wilkins, the Rev M Hesburgh, and Robert G Continued on Page Two.
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Solons Invited To Red Birthday Party At Embassy
Washington report says phony invitations to a Russian Embassy anniversary party drew many responses. The embossed invites claimed a 40th anniversary celebration of a powerful slave empire and a farewell for former defense minister Georg Zhukov, mocked by a Soviet policeman as a poor joke.
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Ike Names Czar To Pull Out All Stops In Missile Race With Reds
Jobless pay claims climb 50 percent in the Corry office as October totals reach 1,200 plus. 1,732 initial claims were filed, with 350 employed by period end. Seventy one openings listed, including six women and 18 veterans, but most were temporary. Several workers were turned away for quit, unavailable, or disqualified. Local officials emphasize public support for jobs programs and the 80,000 dollar fundraising drive by the Corry Industrial Development Committee.
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Production of boron hydrogen fuels nears practical output
United States researchers announce progress toward boron hydrogen high energy fuels tied to Project Zip. Pilot production runs at Callery Chemical in Butler County near Pittsburgh, with a new four million dollar plant planned in Lawrenceburg Kansas and a larger Muskogee Oklahoma facility. Gulf Oil holds stock in Callery. Mine Safety Appliance Company owns Callery.
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Pittsburgh Transit Strike Lingers Into 76th Day
The Pittsburgh transit strike drags into its 76th day with millions in losses. Traffic jams, road congestion, and business declines plague the city as officials test new rules and mediators seek an end. Commuters shift to trains, taxis, and walking while retailers report sharp drops in sales.
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Bradford Game On Despite Rain
Bradford game between Corry and Bradford will be played tonight at 8 30 despite steady rain. Bradford Area High School officials said the game would not be postponed after a call to Redford, noting the Owls schedule allows tonight as the easiest option. Forecast for tomorrow shows more precipitation.
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Industrial Development Topics At Erie County dinner
A 96 attendee Management Club dinner at Hotel Gary featured a panel on Mechanics of Industrial Development. Speakers outlined origin of local committee state participation regional commerce department rep Ray Tanner Erie Chamber secretary Stewart Long and others detailing Erie County Industrial Development efforts and on site service.
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Tornadoes Lash Gulf States Across Citizens Hit
A deadly tornado outbreak swept through Louisiana Mississippi and Texas with at least twelve deaths. In Alexandria La three people died in a ten block residential area while others perished near Arencio Crowley and Groves. Texas victims included residents of Orange. Names of the deceased include Mr and Mrs John W Parker Homer Richard Lessin Courville and Mrs Annepely Perk among others. Rescue crews warned more bodies could be found as severe damage spread through south central Louisiana.
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MIT President Empowered To Boost Nation Space Program
President Eisenhower pledges U.S. space and defense leadership, warning of Soviet missile advances and the need for rapid development. He outlines a plan to stay ahead with a broad set of missile, air, and depth-bomb capabilities while stressing national security and alliance cooperation.
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Europe Signs On To NATO Pact Efforts Against Space Threats
President Eisenhower urges creation of a NATO scientific committee to speed knowledge sharing among Allies and seeks congressional authority to exchange technological information including atomic research. He faces opposition in Congress and anticipates strong debate in Paris at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization meeting. He plans measures tied to satellites and allied scientific collaboration.
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