Corry Man Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair
Former Corry resident Joseph Reade was found guilty of first degree murder in the slayings of his brother's wife and her 19 month old daughter. The jury returned no mercy recommendation. Justice Hagerty will impose the mandatory sentence next Friday December 2, with a mandatory appeal to follow in the State Court of Appeals in Albany.
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Mayville
State Court of Appeals
Tri Albany
Willi
Hie Hoor
Willis J. Small
Hyme
Ts Elostne
Miltdeter
Marne Maine
Jamestown
Joseph's Homie
George Junior Republic Corrections School
IBM
Mueller Commerce Aide Named in Roosevelt Era Shuffle
President Eisenhower accepts resignation of Commerce official Teetor and names Frederick W. Mulley of Grand Rapids as assistant secretary of commerce. Teetor, once target of CIO attacks, had remained board member of Perfect Circle. Rumors swirl over confirmation delays and related defense and research appointments.
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FTES
Washington
Iwnhower
Viet Hin
Lottis Poeter
Commere
Frederick WW. Mulley
Grand Rapids
Mich
Yenituee Masufnoeurgy
Surro Ars of Commerce
Teetor
Perfect Circle Corp
Joe
CIO
Webbs
Cirdle
Ind
Difford Cook Furius
Vie Univerity of
Buffalo
Axsistant
Defense For
Donald A. Quarles
Air Force
Mugler
Furnow
Senate
Perivenes
Perfect Circle
Cicr
George Wig
Tadlarim
Ferestec
Grandmother 36 Perishes In Fire At Pleasant Gap
A 36 year old grandmother died in a fire at Pleasant Gap near State College PA. The two family dwelling burned quickly in the morning. Norman W. Emeigh, son-in-law, rescued his wife and two year old daughter from a second floor window but was injured. The couple, including a second family, escaped with minor injuries to their children. detailed names and exact relations are unclear in the fragment.
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State College
Luther Emeith
Fleaxant Gap
Aimes
Norman W Bsisible
Len
Struble
Emeigh
Eisenhower backs Benson amid farm policy pressures
Gettysburg Pa November headlines report President Eisenhower maintaining support for Agriculture Secretary Benson despite Republican intraparty attacks over farm price declines. Press Secretary Hagerty dismissed resignations and Milton Eisenhower’s alleged intervention, stressing the President alone appoints cabinet members and will not replace Benson.
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Gettysburg
Birnhower
John S. Eisenhower
Cabinet
National Security Council
Inge
Camp David
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Jst
Denver
James C. Hagerty
Administration
pFeanton
Benson Hagerty
Fémieres
Milton 5
Hugerty
New York
Milton Eisenhower
Henson
Woman Acquitted Of Murder Charge Dy nted Press
Arlington jury acquits Elizabeth Gorlokl aged 40 of murder in the slaying of her husband after they argued over pork chops for dinner. Deliberations lasted six hours. The defense cited self defense claims and emotional distress from the May 27 incident.
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Arlington
Miethu Aergiwih
Baghdad Pact nations wind up talks in Baghdad
Baghdad Pact members conclude talks in Baghdad as Lebanon and Jordan are expected to join the group by next spring. The United States has begun military aid and observers attended the inaugural meeting. The group aims to coordinate political, military and economic cooperation in the Middle East amid Arab tensions and regional opposition.
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Jordan
Associated Press
Baghdad
Triq
Diderase Ehuse
Aereskian
Ganiaition
Allinner Ineliit
Turkey
Pakistan
Tron
Bete Win
United States
Aleaty
W. J) Gollan Hie
John H. Cissady
Trnq
Soviet Union
NATO
Britain
Southeast Asia
Prital
Pele
Middle East
Harold Mucrlton
Fila
Merwis
Kanese
Camille Chamoun
Beirut
Feynt Ant Salif
Arabia
Jordans
Joineeria
Egypt
Saud
Arqua
Mrs Woodward to Testify Before Grand Jury Friday
Mrs Woodward plans to appear before a grand jury session in Nico County to address the killing of her husband, William Woodward. Her lawyer says she will testify and waive immunity if necessary, facing possible prosecution while denying the shooting was self defense.
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Nika County Grand Jury
Mirmy Gurfein
New York
Ily
Grand Jnry
William Woodward
Woodard Hug
Woodward
Hayeck
Bank Robbery Sought in Ohio Three Bandits
Ansormen SENTON Ohio police sought three men who robbed about $10,000 from the First National Bank of Nearby Borest yesterday. Bank officials described forcing workers and customers into an open vault before fleeing. A car believed stolen earlier in the day may be connected. The incident mirrors a prior 1954 holdup with a lone gunman may be involved.
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Ansormen
Ain
McElroy
Mansfeld
Adquist
Scott Land Use Costs City 764 Dollars
City solicitor Roger Brown reported that a land damage case involving a sewer line on Mrs Aus Blakeslee Beott and Mrs Beatty Aled property in Erin was heard by three viewers on November 16. The award totals 550 dollars plus 214.50 interest from 1049, with a final amount of 1,485.50 dollars to be ordered, and an appeal contemplated by Wine Bowes. The case stemmed from tax actions and prior borrowing.
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Cantauce Arid
Interesbr Costa
Mre Aus
Blakeslee Beott
Beatty Aled
Howard Plate
Erin
Amount
Jurgen Jilin
Roger Brown
Miter Steing
Beott
Pull Bowes
Uday Im Ordi
Fie
Brown Iso
Cis
Scott
Henrique
Hintch
Pinte
Duriige
Pittsburg Session Sets Next Meeting Date
Limited legible text indicates Pittsburgh session set for March with names Louit and Noll involved. Further details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Louit
Pittsburgh
Sevnton Harti
Mir
Seatenday
Corry’s police force smaller than similar size cities
Corry’s police staff is smaller than in most cities of comparable population. The International City Managers Association notes Corry has a lower per 1000 population staffing level than peers, with about 1.49 officers per 1000, and most comparable towns run 1.46 to 1.38 per 1000. The analysis discusses funding, costs, and the role of police in prevention.
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Corry
Otter
Eltien
United States
Tn Corry
Tule
Olice Department
Ployew
Mont of Othe
Mies
Oidew
Gorry'y Aise
Tuider
Corty
Iis LL
Far-Reaching Passport Ruling Is Handed Down
Washington based ruling by District Judge Youngdahl limits use of confidential information in passport denials. He demands a quasi judicial hearing for Leonard B. Boudin and orders a hearing within 20 days, signaling the first court ordered passport hearing. The decision questions use of Communist affiliation in denials and stresses proof and due process.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Passport Office
Youngdant
Pwite
Y. Wroheht
Youngdahl
Te Meunis
Leonard B Boudin
New York
Communist Party
Boudin
Youngdad
Missing Buffalo Girl Sparks Police Search
Buffalo Police hunt for Lola May Banterly a first grader who vanished after a school dismissal. Father Gasper Easterly says she did not return home from school yesterday around 4 p.m. Neighbors reported last sightings near candy stores as authorities widen the search.
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Lola
Thn Ikerts
Gasper
Police
Cherker
Soholinme
Up License Fee Proposal Affects Wagons and Motors
A proposed increase in vehicle license fees would redefine wagon and motor vehicle charges, applying higher registration rates nationwide. The plan, led by Rep. Redwinds Democratic floor leader, aims to raise the assessment to 18 mills for all suburban motor vehicles, with other bills advancing to committee to permit higher third-cut taxes and modify the BO mill rate from 15 to 18 on each dollar of assessed valuation for general revenue.
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Houe
Rap
Brazil Moves to State of Siege Amid Coup Tensions
Brazil's Congress approved a state of siege led by Provisional President Nerelim Ramos to block any Supreme Court ruling restoring Joxo Cate Filho. Cate remained under house arrest with telecoms cut and troops outside his residence as Congress and army leaders maneuver to prevent Kubitschek's January 31 presidency.
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Congress
Corr
Joxo Cate Filho
Brax
Nerelim Ramos
Senate
Chamber of
Cate
Cates Ro Uni
Supreme Court
Ramos
Cale
Serge
Rutos
Cafe
Henrique ‘Teixeira Lott
Juscelino Kubitschek
Kubitschek
Getullo Vargas
Cate Tos Coimbra da Lua
Chamber of Deputies
Lott
Lua
Luz
Air Force
Case
Varkus
Sulicide
Rescue 52 On Radar Island in the Atlantic
In the North Atlantic 110 miles out a week of storm ends as 37 refugees from a radar island, including Navy officials and two AP staffers, reach Boston after being rescued from a damaged platform. An Aleutian Island tug captain guided El-Sol to the tower amid 25‑foot waves, with a crane operator aiding the last transfer.
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Boston
North Atlantic
Navy
Washington
Associated Press
Patrick Oarlough
Ming
Carlough
Tom Barrett
Gurlough
Aero Furloughs 76 Employes
Aero Supply Mach Go announced a furlough affecting most workers with 46 in the shop and 30 in the office. The workforce cut totals 821,744 dollars over the next eight months as the firm balances its budget amid a planned reduction in staff.
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Aero Supply
Whlott Exfiari
Bysuese
Worker Burns When Oil Ignites At Spartanburg Plant
James Willis, 18, of Spartansburg, suffered burns to both legs after oil splashed during a mishap at the Amisty McFadden Block Plant on S54 Shady Avenue. He was treated at Curry Manimal Hospital after the incident.
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Amisty
McFadden
Shady Avenue
James Willis
Spartansburg
Curry Manimal Hospital
Dirst
Budget Sessions In Jamestown Council Room
City intends to adopt budget practice in public sessions this year reversing past secrecy. Mayor-elect Garl F. Sanford says opening budget session and all future meetings will be public with promised transparency. Corry previously used secret talks for years. Jamestown officials note no indication of change, but a regular meeting is set for next Monday with budget disclosure planned.
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Jamestown
Corry
Garl F. Sanford
Hin
Campolan
City Pauses For Thanksgiving Observance
City offices including banks and state facilities will close all day for Thanksgiving. Most nonessential services suspend operations after today with limited hours for food outlets and newsstands. Turkey remains a centerpiece as grocers report strong poultry and other meat sales, while many businesses operate on reduced schedules.
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Enys Muuanrt
Federil
Witichy
Ww Limited
Union Rejects Pennsylvania Road Proposal
The Transport Workers Union rejected a Pennsylvania road proposal, opposing the plan as unsatisfactory for workers. The vote reflected union concern over job terms and the impact on employees, signaling continued bargaining and no immediate agreement.
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Patladelphia
Do Transport Workers Union
Queler
Measure Wins Passage By 109 To 88 Vote In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the Senate Finance Committee set hearings for next Wednesday and Thursday as Governor Leader’s plan to tax manufacturers 3 percent advances. The House approved a 3 percent manufacturers tax by 109 to 88, aiming to raise 406 million for the current plan, with lawmakers noting likely further shifts in Senate action and exemptions amid a heated revenue debate.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate Finance Committee
House
Commonwealth
Senate
Kessler
Saster
Sen
Muhany
Ender
Pechan
Lovett
O'Neil
D-Clearfield
Smith
Rep
Reudinger
Abe
Akela Yous
Gore
President Hall To Air Party Matters
President Hall plans to air party matters next Monday in a broadcast. Details outline discussion of Eisenhower second term prospects, with remarks on campaign strategy and potential film features to accompany the program.
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Hall
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