Christmas Sale Funds County Health Society Progress
Crawford County Tuberculosis and Health Society reports 5295 dollars raised in the Christmas sale, about 90 percent of the 17600 needed for a year’s work. Police report two auto incidents near Center Street and Hotel Corry with minor damages. Parochial schools reopen. public schools delayed one more day due to snow. The Warren Barbershop Quartet Society plans a prefab house sale to fund a trip to Los Angeles for the international championship.
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Crawford County
C. F. Adamson
Tuberculosis and Health Society
Warren Barbershop Quartet Society
Los Angeles
Lookout Street
John Swick
Spebsqsa
Corry area news notes include weather, draft call and crash
This month Corry reports 202 inches of precipitation as the high reached 35 and the low 21. A Pennsylvania draft call 1-338 was issued in Harrisburg to fill January quota with men aged 22. A two car crash on North Center street injures autos driven by George Fox and Bernard Shaw. Fox's damage pegged at 125 dollars. Erie County officials urge milk price investigation by the Milk Central Commission. a will in Union City names a husband and Marshall Peterson Jr. as beneficiaries in a probate filing.
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Corry
Leo Neckers
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Selective Service
George Fox
Park Street
Bernard Shaw
R. D4
Cory
North Center Street
Shaw
Fox
Erie County
Marning
Pennsylvania Milk Central Commission
Ohio
County Board of Health
Milk Commission
Inez Mallory
Union City
Mallory
Union City Theatre Co
Johnsonbure Theatre Co
Marshall Peterson Jr
Jamestown
Israel plans UN protest over Egypt mass expulsion rumor
An Israeli Foreign Ministry source said reports claim Egypt may expel Jews en masse. Israel plans to protest to the United Nations as the situation develops.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Egypt
United Nations
Ike Mixes Work Into Vacation
President Eisenhower blends official duties with leisure on vacation at Camp David. Reports show the president and Mrs. Eisenhower receiving visitors and arranging activities while maintaining routine oversight of ongoing policies and national affairs.
Retrial Slated For 6 Commies
The article reports await of retrial for six defendants linked to alleged political offenses under the Smith Act. It notes prior convictions and appeals, with references to government witnesses and ongoing legal proceedings. The names mentioned include Mazel and multiple defendants, amid a continuing pendency of the case.
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Malcolm Ander
Senerat
Fry
Joseph Mazel
Shiv
Atberiaon
Anders
Oni
Tokyo Diet session marks postwar strain with Russia
Japan's Diet upper house opens a session amid postwar tensions with Russia. Rioters and confrontations are reported as authorities seek to restore order and address security and foreign policy issues shaping the reconstruction era.
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Tokyo
Japan
Russia
U S Freighter in China Sea Faces Possible Sinking
A damaged U S freighter in the China Sea risks sinking as crew seek rescue. Reported hazards include heavy seas and gunfire risks, with authorities monitoring the situation and awaiting weather clearance.
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U.S
China Sea
Mitchell Urges States to Push Welfare Law Reforms
Fragmented OCR text outlines Mitchell and Eisenhower era calls for welfare law updates. Mentions labor officials, unemployment benefits, and state standards. References to jobless benefits, disability insurance, and extending payments, with unclear quotes and garbled phrases about federal versus state roles.
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Anita
Gil Fo Gael Ney
Abe
Eisenhower Hire
Labor
Mitchell
Road Head Warns Of Quick Starts On New Highway Plan
Federal highway administrator John Ine warned officials against rushing projects in the new road program. Volpe urged speed but warned that premature launches could occur without full planning. The plan envisions about 28 billion dollars for 41 thousand miles of interstate highways over 13 years, with emphasis on urban relief while not neglecting rural needs.
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Aaenese Cenawn
Fedral
John Ine
Volpe
Volivs
Newspaper man Leonard B Coatsworth dies at 61
Tacoma editor Leonard B. Coatsworth, 61, who gained fame in 1940 for his copyrighted story on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse, died Sunday. He worked 34 years at the Ledger and News Tribune before retiring last June. Born in Mexico, he lived in Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Wash
Leonard B Coatsworth
Tacom
Tacoma Narrows ‘Bridge
The
Ledger
News Tribune
Mexico
Sta
Steeplechase record holder eliminated at Olympics
Horace Ashenfelter, the 4000 meter steeplechase Olympic record holder and Penn State star, was eliminated in the first heat at the Olympic Games. Sandor Rozynol of Hungary won the heat, John Disley of Great Britain placed second, with Ernst Larsen of Norway third and Charles Jones fourth. Krayshowski and others battled for the final qualifying spots.
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Menouure U
Horace Ashen
Felter
Tesinki
Pennsylvania State University
Star Tame
Nixth
Sandor Rozynol
Hungary
John Disley
Denthal
Ings. Ernst Larsen
Norway
Amerlet
Charles (Deacon) Jones
Zdseslaw Krayshowiak
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C. Christensen Motors
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