Press Viewpoints on Freedom and East Europe
The piece argues for tying free peoples dreams to democratic leadership while scrutinizing Soviet domination. It cites Justice Douglas and events in Hungary Poland and Yugoslavia to discuss independence, aid to Poland, and the risk of war, urging gradual but firm pressure toward democracy.
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Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lingolin
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
Douglas
Hungary
East Germany
Poland
Romania
Ife
Eisenhhoven
Yaroslavia
Trumann
Washington
Soviet Union
Egypt
Syria
Yugoslavia
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Qujar
A mixed Corry press snippet recalls 1937 events with notes on New Deal efforts to revive business, unemployment census plans, Red Cross roll call, deer spotting around Garland, and local jurors and a Corry marriage license.
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Corry Qujar
Washington
Dusite
Teassey -Fenry Murgene Hall
Ty Qlee
Rownyell
Academy
Politi
Sei Nce
New York
Bitanerd Peomouiy Iidiget
Corry
Professional shoplifter nabbed in local store theft
A noted shoplifter with a long record, identified as Mrs. Frances Cicero of Buffalo, was arrested in Erie after attempting to steal two cameras from a store counter. An accomplice fled. detectives recovered one camera. Cicero has prior arrests across multiple states and cities. She is held on a $1,000 bond awaiting court.
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Rte 1
Erte
Shire
Frances Ciera
Buffalo
Cal Kalnowski
Wade
Lompenion
Donald McCurdy
Robert Pletczuk
Teather Goods
Marie Muccia
Aktor
Kalinowski
Erie
Cleveland
Detroit
Dunkirk
Rochester
Syracuse
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Cicero
James Hogan
Trucker Fights Fine as Tomato Load Stuck at Impound
Paul Fil mond's truck overloading tomatoes valued near ten thousand dollars is impounded by Justice John Lyons pending payment of a nine hundred eighty four dollar fine. The driver seeks funds while dealer Millernek police arrest details and delays threaten loss of the cargo in New York City and Buffalo.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Corey Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Ghiricuaio
John McLaughlin
Preseycom Foremin
Q. ‘T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Republica
AP News
Corry Pa
Sree
Paul Filmond
John L Costes
Justice of the Pesce
John Lyons
Dewer
Millernek Poler Phiny
Buffalo
Hammond
New York City
Richford
Midwest
Strickler Seeks GOP Nomination for Governor Post
Former Pennsylvania lieutenant governor Taniel B. Strickler says he is available for the Republican nomination for governor or lower office. He emphasizes party unity and a sound program behind a ticket that can earn public trust, noting strong interest in his candidacy. He adds the party must move quickly after the elections and that next year will be tough regardless of the nominee.
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Taniel B. Strickler
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
May recount eyed in Elk County district attorney race
Democratic Edward Blu leads Republican Daniel Brahaney by S7 votes for Elk County district attorney. Officials report discrepancies in 14 precincts. The Elk County Board of Elections, without legal counsel, convenes daily, awaiting guidance from County Solicitor Tom Gregory and Judge Joseph Trambley.
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Ridgway
Edward Blu
Republian
Daniel Brahaney
Couny
William McMahon
Etk Boare
Tom Gregory
Mary's
Pittsburgh
Federal Court
Distric
Alvin Goppolothas
Joseph L. ‘Trambley
Election Board
Police Nab 25 In Gambling Raids
Twenty five people were arrested in joint state and local raids on two gambling locations in downtown Uniontown. Theodore Laskey and Dominic Ginnett will face hearings on maintaining an orderly house. The remaining twenty three are to have hearings on frequenting disorderly houses.
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Erinfessor
Uniontown
Theodore Laskey
Dominic Gi‘nett
Wartime arms race and missile push under Eisenhower
James Marlow reviews the Truman and Eisenhower administrations' shock from ballistic missiles and Sputnik era threats. Wernher von Braun criticizes slow missile efforts, noting a shift in 1955 under Eisenhower toward a coordinated science defense plan led by James Killian. Also reported: death of Cleveland philanthropist Mrs. William G. Mather, 66, noting her marriages to James D. Ireland and William G. Mather.
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Washington
Truman
Eisenhower
Britain
Russia
von Braun
Jesus
James R. Killian
Massachusetts Istitute of Technology
Cleveland
William G., Mather
James D. Ireland
Mather
Cleveland-Cliffs Tron Go
Saginaw, Mich
Power Blackout Follows Crash Near Meadville
Allegheny College economics professor Alfred B. Carlipp and wife Vivian were injured in a highway crash on Route 86 near Meadville. Mrs Catlipp had a fractured pelvis. he had minor injuries. The wreck tore down a utility pole and damaged a power transformer, causing a two hour outage for North Main street extension residents. Police cited slippery roads as a likely cause.
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Meadville
Allegheny College
Alfred B. Carlipp
Allegheny
Vivian
City Hospital
Catlipp
North Main Street
Carlipp
Car crash death of 65 year old Andrew Gellenery
A 65 year old man named Andrew Gellenery died after being struck by a car at an intersection in the Omilind district on Friday. Police said he sustained injuries in the collision and died last night at the hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Gellenery
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