Brazil Congress Bars Ousted President Return
Brazil’s Congress and army acted to preserve the provisional regime of Nereu Ramos after a bid by Cafe Fih to resume the presidency. Both houses voted 170-94 and 86-16 to prevent Ramos’ ouster and block Cafe Fih from regaining power as troops guarded government buildings and news was censored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presadio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Congress
Nereu Ramos
Jowo Cafe Fh
Cafe Ahold
Ramey
Simy Poups
Wheanny
Cate
Treans
Uhiebl
Tribie
Keg Ment
Ria
Bivpared
Supreme Court
Mhur
Prise
Sao Paulo
Tanguay 21
Vivnidenteer Duscoling
Cink
Dic
Getallo
Henrique Teixeira Lott
Tain
Senate Café
Vive Piusiderey
Vitkas Com
Auwist
Howes
Republic
Arity Aid Congress
Wetton
Senate
Cohen Auto Supply Completes Move to New Franklin Street Store
Cohen Auto Supply completed its move from West Mil survey location to the new Franklin street store over the week, opening for business at 8:30 yesterday morning. The transfer involved 12 workers and four trucks, taking over 10 hours to relocate thousands of auto parts and stock between blocks. A large rear parking lot serves customers daily from 8:30 to 5:30 with Saturday hours included.
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Corry
Gulu
West Mil
Frankfirr Street
Jentions
Spechal
Meham
wteraMt
Walid
Sie
Franklin Street
Mali
Five Executed For Crimes Against Soviet Georgian Regime
London report from Tiflis notes five former security officials in the Soviet Georgian Republic were executed for high treason and crimes against the Soviet Union. Names are partially redacted in the broadcast but include Rukladee and Roknyi among others. Beria’s purge is referenced as context for Georgian officials’ fate.
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Prem London
Tiflis Tbilisi
Soviet Union
Lavrenty P. Beria
Beria
Moscow
Tiflis
Rukladee
Internal Security
Ministry of Taternal Affairs
Matt
Berio
Plattire
Council Hears Paying Pleas
Council meeting heard pleas over paying assessments. Nine to twelve residents contested overlapping charges and some lacked funds to cover costs. City Engineer Williams promised a survey and adjustments while residents pressed for no further assessments on newly paved streets.
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Premat Ft Fant Tught
Philip Amorosa
Mendaventie
Vida Kish
Don BD. Williams
John Carnicke
Meadavenle
Aidt Noteon Piain
Couell Sho Aoee
Clb
Mendayenne
CoulneHl
Joseph Gromiouta
East South Street
Eilat Plogsant Street
Williams
Gronosta
Eisenhower Cabinet Meeting At Camp David Reported
President Eisenhower held a two hour Cabinet session at Camp David near Thurmont Maryland and then returned to Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The session focused on a national security plan with leaders including Dulles and Humphrey attending. Helicopters and remote facilities supported the session, reflecting a government policy planning exercise.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Camp Davids
Thurmont
Blimhower
David
Security Council
Eisenbowels
Elce Tris
Gettysbure
Gay
Bavnetary
Tte
Dulles
Sevtary
Défense Wiles
Shere Lary
Trewtury
Humphrey
Indy Oe Security Couneil Miemberk
Yustarday
Yestenday
Mir
Gimp David Iit Ehmbid
Prigidess
Dukes
Wilton
Tumphrey
Chalmutt
Lewis
Strada
Atmile Energy Commission
Birmass
Kiel
Witchington
Sul
Would Increase City Street Funds Plan Across Erie County
A distorted report notes a plan to raise street maintenance funding in Erie County. Joseph Lawler, head of the Suite Highway Departments, outlines proposed increases from about 14 million to 30 million dollars and an automobile license fee shift from 10 to 18 dollars per year. No time frame for the first bill is given, and details on the second revenue measure remain unclear.
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Spes HE Uit
Italy
Erie County
Corneil Avetlag
Joseph Lawler
Wastend
Provintoris
Twa Bille
Tmarris- Gling
LG Fotnl
Erie
Lawley
Gorey
MTL
Policy dispute pits Little League suit for 300000
Lycoming County Sheriff moved to padlock Little League offices in Williamsport as Commissioner Carl E. Brotz filed a foreclose attachment precursor to a 300000 breach of contract suit. Bond set at 130000, double the claimed amount, to proceed with the action. The dispute centers on governance and policy decisions affecting the Little League program for youths.
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Arpodiatea Rress
Williamsport
Pat
Little League Baseball, Inc
Lycoming County
William Teing
Jeague
Carl E. Brotz
Little League
Probonotary
Lew Gulp
Romoll
United States
Ihia
Willy
Orginal Guinetpios
Tami
Little Genguy
Reades Fate Decided Today By Murder Jury
The murder trial of Joseph Reade proceeded as the jury of four women and eight men prepared to retire for verdict after late summations by District Attorney Edwin G O Connor and defense attorney Willard W Cars. Six motions to dismiss the charges on insanity grounds were denied by the court, and the case continued into testimony with the jury set to reconvene for verdict.
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Willard Case
Joseph Reade
Mayville
Ile of Joseph
Rev Ji
Hiplater Inslow
Beverly
Teeane
Daugghter
Chen
Lynn
Edwin G O Connor
Willard
Shorty Otter
Evie Genet
Judy Hingerty
Beth Colt
Colt
O'Connor
Exen
Cass
Milk Spills In Freak Accident In Columbus
A milk truck and a passenger car collided on East Columbus Avenue near Shady Avenue just inside the city limits. The milk truck overturned and spilled milk bottles. the windshield was shattered and the truck’s cab damaged. Police report Merle 10 Pus 40, driver of the milk truck, and Brown, 71, of Bear Lik, the other vehicle’s occupant, as injured.
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Amoe
Columbus
Tseriolie Wijney Bub
Merle
Cralumibius
Iffferett Betsisey Iid
Elnot G. Brown
Dannie
Nile
Columus
Avenie Page
Hus Pew
Shady Avenue
Patie
Jett Tsvik
Guity
Brown
Page
Columbus Avenue
Elise
Ward
Dilver Ag
Firemen's Ball Tickets On Sale
Firemen's Ball tickets are on sale for an upcoming event. The evening features dancing to live music by Chine Fey and archasten wil begin. Two door prizes will be given away during the evening. Local organizer and venue details are unclear in readable text.
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Atnili
Stintood Hose Company
Chine Fey
Archasten
Vito Ailock
Wright
Ray Murig
City Council Debates Licensing of Church Bells and Budget Moves
City councilmembers consider a proposed ordinance to license bell and chime devices used to attract customers, a measure ta bled on first reading. A 1958 budget discussion follows, with three departmental budgets submitted, no pay raises yet, and a meeting set for next Monday at 7 30 p m to review the budget.
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Earl Cherry
Nave
Guy Abbey
He Seid
Hese
Pilus
Wright Street
Belwith
Smith
Congress
Ahivers
James Sullivaty Naking
Beng
Streets Department Council
Nisi
Tom Company
Jojo National Guard
Abich Gounell
Frank Buss
Ano
Ano Operates A Dry Cleaning Ustabshen’ On North Center Street
Ould
West_ Mainatecet
Colne
Mott Street
Gherry
Church
Concord
Asks County For Park Funds in Mead Park Plea
Roy Reed, president of Mead Park Association, asked the county to raise its annual appropriation from 2000 to 4000 for 1956 and sought side funding for park improvements. He told city council October 3 he needed more funds to fix facilities and meet yearly maintenance costs, citing deficits and aging structures.
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Roy Reed
Mead Park Associatii
Reed
Hinttig
Akey
City Counscl
Heynind
Pittsburgh customs pick named as new district collector
Wilbert Beachy, 62, of Sonernel, was sworn in yesterday as the new customs collector for District 1211 Pittsburgh. Veteran Republic Ginfinder will have offices in the federal building here.
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Pittsburgh
Wilbert Mr. Beachy
Sonernel
Pitta
Airline Stewardess Murdered by Ex-Boyfriend on Plane
Sally Shedd a 25 year old United Air Lines stewardess was shot to death aboard a Los Angeles bound flight by Robert Clendenin a former lover. He then killed himself after a struggle with Air Force Lt Norman Stout who restrained him. The incident followed a tumultuous romance with the victim and occurred as passengers boarded the plane in Seattle.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Ardess
Air Force
United Air Lines
Sally Shedd
Herman Loesch
Portland
Ore
Robert Clendenin
New York
J. A. Hogle and Co
Clendenin
DCEB
Mrs. Loesch
Stout
Beverly Clendenin
Salt Lake City
Tie
Miriam K. Garland
Sheriff
Jim Graddon
Miss Shedil
Miss Shedd
Gienienin
Chicago
Miss Garland Sr
Sally Wa
Delay Plans To Refinance Securities
Washington reports the Treasury may delay announcing a 12 billion refinancing of government securities as money markets tighten after the Fed crackdown. Tax receipts reduce immediate borrowing need while 91 day Treasury bill rates surge to the highest in 22 years, signaling tighter money.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Reserve Board
Thanksgiving Service at First Presbyterian Church Tomorrow
Corry Ministerial Association plans Thanksgiving service at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening. Reverend Tereseel of Metinonite Church will preach on a sermon titled Ten Percent Thanksgiving. Assistants include Ray Harris Elmer Offner and Paul Bauer. Mrs EJ Tobie to play organ with Presbyterian Church Choir directing. Offering supports Shine Our Surplus project of Church World Service to fund transportation for government surplus food to the needy.
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Tereseel
Corry Ministerial Association
First Presbyterian Church
Kelleen Snyder
Bea Yardimt
Metinonite Church
Ray Harris
Elmer Offner
Paul F Bauer
EJ. ‘Tobie
Chirch
Wiliam Leaby
Presbyteriury Tersil
Ats Is
Church World Service
Pleads Innocent to Murder Charge in Altoona
An Altoona man 80 pleaded innocent to a murder charge in Washington State. Held without bail after pleading. Police say he struck the victim with an iron pipe in Willitsburg on November 2.
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Iomlihaxsburg
Altoona
Phebsluyig
Hie
Primd
Louvier
Willintsburg
Link Graham To Dynamite Sale In Colorado Case
A Denver area diary and police reports tie John Gilbert Graham to a dynamite sale three days before a fatal Air Lines crash near Longmont Colorado on November 1. Investigators seek proof the 83 year old suspect plotted to murder his mother to gain inheritance, with District Attorney Bert M. Keating pursuing the gas chamber outcome.
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Denver
Lyman Brown
John Gilbert Graham
Nin
Mother Browks
Tad Yot
Gru Hut Uo
Air Lines
Longmont
Golo
Brows
Brown Broshoya
Krotan
Hug
Goly
EBLS
Graham
Bert M. Keating
Keating
Daisté Kimp
Poher
Puts Tax Bill In Position For Ballot Tonight
Harrisburg report states House Democrats push a 420 million dollar manufacturers excise tax via fast track. Governor Leader supports it as a second best to income tax. Debate continues with a special midnight session planned and a Senate vote expected before Thanksgiving.
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Harrisburg
House
Rep
Readinger
Senate
Tegislators
Rep. Smith
Noor
Smith
Ways and Means
Thanksgiving Week Early Dismissals Across Corry Schools
Corry public schools plan early dismissal on Wednesday for Thanksgiving. Students will resume classes Monday after a short break while deer season begins in the region. St Edward’s school schedules similar changes, with early dismissal and a return on Tuesday morning.
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Biudenta
Corry
Torrow
Pennsylvania
Helms
Aslo
St Edward's Parochal
Bradford Man Is Electrocuted In Accident
Bradford man identified as Sprouse, 19, and working near a power line in McKeay County was electrocuted while assisting a damaged line. A 14 mile distant town reported the incident. The victim’s condition was listed as critical.
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Hradford
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Cohen Auto Supply
Roknyi
Tsertell
Slavitsky
Khwzini
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Wxweliter
Sas
Cabinet
Camp David
Incres
Reade
Link Graham
Dynamite Sale
Clio
Legislaline
Mrpheisoy Ji
ReAdama
Cumberlands
Pwee
Bradford
Presa
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