The Hungarian Revolution Message In Corry Journal
The Corry Journal publishes a message titled To All Honest Men about Hungary. It notes Soviet brutality against women and children, praises Radio Rakoczy, and urges action from Western nations and leaders to support freedom in Hungary.
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Radio Rakocay
Voice of Liberty
Hungary
Europe
Eisenhower
Suez
Britain
France
Soviet Union
United Nations
Puerto Rico voters back U S ties with 3rd term winner
Puerto Rico elected Gov Lus Munoz Marin for a third four year term on a platform of continued close association with the United States. The Democratic Party led with about 440,000 votes while the Statehood party drew 170,000 and the Tidenelia party around 18 percent backing full independence or severing ties.
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Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
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Popular Democratic Party
Statehood Party
Puerto Rico
Tideneliaence Party
Buesto Rico
Caribbean
Ston
Couple Draws Jail Sentence in Erie Morals Case
An Erie man and woman received jail time for morals offense violations. Dorothy Hawkins, 47, and Leonard Blocker, 30, pleaded guilty before Judge Elmer L. Evans. Ivan Hopper and Conrad Smith faced separate charges with varied penalties. Hopper was fined 100 and placed on two years probation for procuring liquor for minors.
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Allegheny County
Erie
Dorothy Hawkins
Leonard Blocker
Judey Elmer L. Evans
Ivan Hopper
Troilji
Satealee Aa
Pareja Ciild
Conrad Smith
Erle
Bear Lake News Letter C OF Interest
Bear Lake notes cover church events and local visits. Mrs Geraldine Johnston hosted a Thursday evening meeting with Miss Carolyn Weviss leading a church lesson. Attendees included Gis Pickey of Detroit and Mrs Muaida Dickey, visiting from nearby towns.
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Bear Lake News
Eprom Theoks
WSWS
Evangelical United Brethren
Geraldine Johnston
Carolyn ‘Weviss
eThie Church
Gis Pickey
Detroit
Muaida Dickey
Dines
Cota Cook
Merle Connell
Buffalo
Sutteiay
Ls Furenis Mn
Bled Connell
Nixon to Stay in Florida During Campaign Tour
Vice President Richard M. Nixon rested in Miami for a campaign swing and plans to stay until November 25, with Mrs Nixon and their two aides joining him later. A summary speeding conviction appeal was ordered to pay a 100 dollar fine.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Andegurt
Corry Labor for Red Cross Members 1936 Campaign
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls plans for four city canvasses to enroll Red Cross members starting Monday. Over 800 attended night classes across public schools during Education Week. Ralph S. Dewey reports strong participation while merchants issue tickets for a Ford car prize to be awarded Thanksgiving Eve by the Golden Rule Club.
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Golden Rule Club
Local Men Join Gymnasium Class at Presbyterian Church
About fifteen local men have joined a Men's Gymnasium class organized to meet at the Presbyterian church under Harry Alexander and Nevin R. Dickson. Pine Grove Cemetery board acts to remedy issues with the mausoleum construction company. A hospital donation drive plans a committee trip to Union City Spartansburg Columbus Spring Creek and Clymer to seek further assistance.
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Presbyterian Church
Harry Alexander
Nevin R. Dickson
Pine Grove Cemetery
Corry Hospital
Union City
Spartansburg
Columbus
Spring Creek
Clymer
Breath Test May Detect Water Contamination Quick
A new radioactive breath test could show within an hour whether drinking water is contaminated by accidents foods or germ warfare. Traditional tests take two to three days. Researchers Gilbert Legin Venton Harrison Walter Hess and Henry Gurney report the method using radioactive sugar to reveal microbial growth via produced carbon dioxide.
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Atlantic City
Man Charged With Speeding Twice On Same Rochester Street
Charles F Perham, 37, a Rochester school teacher, faces speeding charges after being arrested October 17 for driving 40 mph and now charged again for 46 mph on the same street. He reportedly said he was seeking a former pupil’s home.
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Rochester
Charles F Perham
Man jailed for driving without license in 1958 theft case
Areg Man was jailed after a Sunday 1958 theft led to driving without a license while suspended. Richard Vi Hollis and others appeared before Warren County Justice, posting bond at $500. He was to serve the term and later be turned over to Jamestown authorities for appellate actions on the stolen goods. The Duchess of Windsor recalls her youth nickname Skinny.
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Warren County
Richard Vi Hollis
Wurrey Peace Mistlee Envie Beach
Shor Juld
Erly
David Titus
Jay Ylobulms
Vin Hollly
Eanostawyy
Wap
Jamestown
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