Remote wartime forecast and UN force insight in Corry Journal
The Corry Journal reports Gen Alfred Gruenther warning that Soviet attack would trigger a NATO wipeout and urges Kremlin restraint. It notes Dag Hammarskjold expanding UN peacekeeping to the Middle East led by Maj Gen Burns with Canada and 17 nations contributing. Also cites UN force as a potential model for handling disputes short of war and a World population projection doubling by mid-century.
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Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
Russia
Gruenther
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Bulgania
Suez Canal Zone
NATO Air Arm
European Russia
United States Strategic Air Command
British Bomber Command
Kremlin
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
World Organization
Italy
Cairo
Anooth
Nasser
Egypt
E. L. M. Burns
Canada
United Nations Armistice Commission
Middle East
Korea
United States
Mechanical brains warn of costly missteps in office automation
Business Mirror reports that firms weighing computers must define scope and costs before adopting gear. A Controllers Institute study suggests large yearly savings can reach a million dollars, but high operating costs and rapid obsolescence raise risk. Rental versus purchase depends on shift load, with rental cheaper for one shift and purchase cheaper for three.
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New York
Controllership Foundation Inc
Controllers Institute of ‘America
Foundation
General
Olley
Bio
Corry Teachers Support Politics-Free School Laws 1937
Corry school teachers and staffers backed a Pennsylvania State Education Association plan urging passage of two 1937 legislature measures to keep politics out of the public school system. Police sought thieves who stole 15 costly women's coats from A. G. Leonardson store during the night. Rex Thester weekly award went unclaimed for the fifth time, with next week’s prize rising to $100.
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Corry
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Mt Teast
Rex Thester
Stanford Hose Company plans 30th anniversary concert
Forty years ago in 1916 the Stanford Hose company committee rushed to finish arrangements for their 30th anniversary concert and ball at the State Armory on November 29. A large crowd welcomed Rev. Charles Woisuntof Buffalo at the Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon for his lecture Prison Bars. Frederick West, New York City coffee merchant, mourned the death of his father Tate L. West and returned home last evening.
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Stanford Hose Company
State Armory
Charles Woisuntof
Buffalo
Presbyterian Church
Frederick West
New York City
Tate
L. M. West
Hoxsey Clinic Appeals for New Trial in Pill Seizure
The Hoxsey Cancer Clinic of Port Age Pennsylvania seeks a new trial in its case over half a million pills seized by the government. A Federal jury found the seizure proper after a 1955 raid and the judge ordered destruction. I Vincent M Casey, the clinic's attorney, filed the motion claiming the verdict defies the evidence and requested a delay in destroying the pills.
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Mainsunun
Hoxsey
Portage
I. Vincent M. Casey
Contenditis
Casey
Young girl loses eye to cancer after surgery
A three year old girl underwent removal of her right eye at Massachusetts Eve find Bar Infirmary to prevent cancer spread to the brain. Doctors called the operation a success with no current signs of a tumor in the left eye and await pathological tests on the optic nerve to gauge containment of the disease.
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Susiun Wi
Dana
Molinaro
Massachusetts
Bar Infirmary
Carol Ann Les
Noted athlete dies at 66 in West Haven Yale trainer Morris Miller
Robert Moose Miller 66 a longtime Yale University athletic training staff member for 28 years and former professional baseball and football player died yesterday. Born in Cincinnati his death ends a varied sports career spanning college service and professional play in two major codes.
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West Haven
Conn
Robert
Moose) Miller
Yale University
Cincinnati
Fire destroys Unity Pattern Co shop near Greensburg
A blaze of unknown origin last night destroyed the Unity Pattern Co shop about four miles southeast of Greensburg in Westmoreland County. Owner Robert Ludwick estimated the loss at about $15,000 for wood and metal patterns.
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Greensburg
Unity Pattern Co
Westmoreland County
Robert Ludwick
State Studies Plan To Realign School Districts Into Units
Harrisburg reports the Public Instruction Department proposals reorganize 67 county units into at least 37 regional school service areas crossing counties. The plan aims to boost co operation and local control, with minimum superintendents salaries raised to 12 000 or 13 000, and would move through the State Council of Education and Joint State Government Commission before a General Assembly bill.
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Harrisburg
Public Instruction Department
General Assembly
Clarence Bh’ Ackley
Public
Instruc-Ion
State Council of Education
Joint
State Government Commission
Tie
Sovernor
Pennsylvania
Ackley
Austom
Stabi Ealuiell
Aéetunal
Ecvic Arvis Stich Uruis
Neice
Siberint
AL Uniol
Ikea Ete Jpoyine
Elim Fests MorMiy
Tuly
Cleets Ig
Eusits
Fae
Court imposes 34500 fine and five year sentence stay
A court imposes a 34 500 fine and five year term with the sentence stayed pending appeal to the US Court of Appeals. Defendant remains free on bond of 2 000 while appealing.
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Gireult Court of Appeals Kram
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5 Press
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Corrys
S&h
Green
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Rexall
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton
Continental
Motors Cady
Collier
Avery
Federat Duce
Andere Fepain
Yelberstay
Tait
G. Ritter
Green- Millis
Mercer County
Che Pug
pThitfee
Denier
LEED
GRA Victor
Victor HiFi
Victrola Pleyrell
Ryady
Sis Pve
Tnegher
Sobhd
Citizens National Bank
Christmas Club
Citizens National Bank of Corry
The
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Davis Radio
Buckskein
Monarch
Lakeland
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