Bonding firm sues over 244000 bank employee theft
The Fideliy and Deposit Co of Maryland sues in Vetuitiza County Court to recover 300000 from a former assistant treasurer of Gil City Bank and Trust Co. The suit details a shortage of 244400 found February 11, 1952, and notes prior investigations and a 1953 blanket bond coverage. The article mentions resignations and a 1954 proof of loss as part of the case, with continued coverage and settlement talks.
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Franklin Bank
Franklin
Fideliy Nd Deposit Co
Maryland
Thur
Welked
OM Quy Test Co
Inter
Bua Ee HS
Fd Trust Co
Marchie MacTutosh
Oi City Banke and Trust Go
First Jedeen Bank and Trust Co
RH. Wells
Wells
Welker
State Banking Department
Bending Company
OM City ‘Trust Co
Bonding
Wil Bank
Navy Reinforcements Boost Mediterranean Fleet Strength
The U S Navy in the Mediterranean will be reinforced as the 6th Fleet, led by Vice Admiral Charles Brown aboard the battleship Silemt, adds new aircraft carriers and guided missiles. The addition includes the carriers Franklin D Roosevelt and USS Forrestal, enhanced air power to 1,400 mile ranges, and a minelaying and submarine hunts capability to counter Soviet threats. The plan follows Egyptian tensions and NATO sea exercises, with emphasis on protecting American civilians and reinforcing regional deterrence.
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U.S. Navy
Mediterranean
Sardinia
Sam
Mare
Adm
Charles
Cat" Brown
Silemt
America
Vic Forrestal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Danuiiry
Jess
Brown
York
United States
6Th Fleet
Gaza Strip
Palestine
Tivilians
Ismeltroops
Gaza
Ith
Antielam
U. 5 Navy
Phu
Indead
Rebels Attack Police In Cuba
Rebels struck at the police headquarters in Santiago de Cuba, firing on the building and forcing a repulse. Government forces contained the attack as hundreds of rebels wore armbands bearing the July 26 insignia, part of the ongoing movement linked to Fidel Castro.
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Prundent Fulpencio- Batistac Pollo
Cuba
Handless
Stibottny
Revels
Inia
Fidel Cantre
Bindlata
Gas Rationing Grips Paris Traffic and Fuel Supply
Paris faces a standstill as gasoline rationing hits France. Cars fill the streets and service stations, short on deliveries, struggle to meet demand while motorists walk or cycle. Foreign tourists on the Riviera face stranded lines, and theatres and restaurants report a slow season. Ration rules limit fuel to about five to eight gallons monthly, with tickets needed and tanks stamped for each fill.
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Paris
France
America
French Riviera
Hellspapers
Russians use tanks to halt Hungarian refugees near border
AP briefs report Russian tanks moved within a mile of the Austrian frontier near Saprut in former Hungary as refugees faced gunfire. Austria crossed 100000 refugees as groups were fired upon. UN notes observer access remains blocked. Dock workers in New York resumed runs after a partial halt. Clinton Tennessee school sees 10 Negro students absent for third straight day amid racial tensions. In Budapest anti Moscow rebels demand independent Hungary free of Russian troops. Angelo Li Maron's wife testifies he appeared irrational before vanishing.
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Viennap
Hungary
Austria
Saprut
Alingary
Budapest
Nomin
Hngary
Third City Hunter Bags Black Bear on Ridgeway Trip
A hunter in Corry area reports bagging a black bear on the second day of the season near Brandy Samp at Ridgway. The skull shows it was McRoy's fourth catch of the season and marks the third city hunt.
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Black
Mcksy
Ridgway
Wee McRoy
Jaycees Set Toy Appeal
Jaycees launch annual toy drive to collect usable toys for needy children. George Mulvin announced the effort as schools will host toy drop offs. repairs will move to Mead Park Hobby Shop when enough toys are gathered. The program aims to distribute gifts to children before Christmas.
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George Mulvin
Mead Park
Jiyeves
Lloyd Calls On France To Pull Troops From Egypt
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd conferences with French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau in London to outline a phased withdrawal of British and French forces from the Suez area. He aims to persuade Paris that joint troops should depart as UN police gain strength, while domestic opposition pushes for firmer conditions.
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France
Egypt
Shap Oe
Em and
Ernice
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
London
Sues Canal Anne
Dlhards
Vin’ Lloyd
Tates Dhislip
Buldup
Syria
Turkey
Nelghbor
Suez
Community Chamber Appeal Surges to 2900 Dollars
The Roan Paer chapter reports a strong start with $2900 in new revenue as the special prospects division fuels the drive. Officials expect the appeal to reach about $12000, with a 55 member base and a $5400 budget last year, as they seek broad business and industrial support. The next update arrives Monday at 5 pm with fuller figures from general solicitation.
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Corey Che
Dackinig
GyiNpalyn
Refugee Relief Funds Raised by London Mayor for Hungarians
The American Friends Service Committee states £38,000 raised by the mayor of London will aid Quaker relief work for Hungarian refugees in Austria. The funds will be used to purchase underwear and other essentials.
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Pitladelpata
American Friends Service Committee
Jord
London
Austria
Lse
Gallant USS Mississippi Destroyed For Scrap Iron
Newport News reports the 32,000 ton battleship USS Mississippi, known as Missy, sold for scrap to Bethlehem Steel Co. after a storied career from World War I through Okinawa. The ship earned a Navy commendation for valor in the Pacific and ends service following decades of duty and a storied history.
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Newport News
Baltimore
Jobiat
Mississippi
Yestor- Gay
Bethlehem Steel Co
Betti
Jeliitt
Baitte
Lworld Wits
Sve
Naval District
Atd Newport Neiws
Drynek Co
Germany
Tanger
Fiske
Aleska
Hata
Alin
British French Influence Purge in Egypt Unfolds
Disputed dispatch from Cairo recounts a sweeping purge of British and French influence in Egypt. Egyptian authorities seize assets, freeze foreign holdings, and target banks and businesses as colonial-era ties are dismantled under new military-led orders. Continued coverage notes upheaval across professions, education, and culture.
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Cujis
Naasen
Port India
Okie
Stalin
Ress
Aypl
Amb
Mady
England
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Meleascot
Transac
Sunanke
Iemini
Britain
Iieltier
Renty
Ador
Bria
City Property Tax Increase Scaled Down
City officials indicate next year’s property tax may be scaled down from prior projections. The plan assesses a 5 percent rate for current owners, with a possible one percent city levy. Officials expect a larger year end balance than forecast as measures adjust revenue projections.
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City Cowell
Melock
Olay
Bmninee
Gly Abbas
Bern
School Teacher Killed in Crash
A school teacher was killed in a crash near Halantown yesterday. Injured passengers and witnesses describe a severe collision as a motorist lost control at a fence line. The victim, identified as Hager, was operated on by her brother in Uniontown before transport.
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Asiontown
Prada Tehool
Halantown
Air Ailak Hager
Mba Sayer
Uniontowt
Move Is Warning To Russia Of Concern For Pact Members
The United States confirmed renewed support for the Baghdad Pact four Middle East powers Pakistan Iraq Turkey Iran and Britain to reassure Baghdad and warn Russia. Iraq has avoided meetings with Britain since the Egypt conflict, leaving Baghdad strained. A State Department official warned Moscow would face gravity if it threatens regional integrity. Syria, under pro Soviet army influence, is cited as a defecting risk. The U S requested more jet planes and weapons for Trg, with arms possibly soon. Continued on Page Three.
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Trig
U S Plans Oil Shipments to Europe to Ease Shortage
President Eisenhower moves to pool American oil resources to aid Western Europe after the Suez Canal closure. The Office of Defense Mobilization will coordinate production and tanker facilities with the State and Interior departments, aiming to ship up to 100000 barrels daily. A Middle East Emergency Committee may activate to support the effort.
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le Eixenhower
Europe
Sez
Eisenhower
Office of Defense Mobilization
Taterlor Department
Smititrust Inyo
Washington
Emergencs
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Arthlee S. Flemming
Interioy
Seaton
Tidysley
Middle East
Europea Nebraeum
Suvx
Garee
Office of Defense
Mobillyton
Tory Qallonini
Blygimnie
Flemming
Stile Dulles
Arting
Hoover Sr
Lin Precie
Corry Chest Money Audit Details Allocation Plan
Corry Chest President George Orcutt announced an audit showing a balance of 34000.43. The funds will be distributed among agencies and organizations including Brie County Agencies, Polar, Heart Fund, Moy nhl Girl Scout, Crippled Children, YMCA, Cony Memorial Hospital, Salvation Army, and Goodwill Sewing Society totaling 84080.43. Arthur Baker and Frank Dodd were chosen to replace Edwin Critchley and Bernard Porter for the upcoming annual meeting.
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Lohy Comm
George Orcutt
Brie
Midine Corryltes
Pollo
Chcer
Heart
Warren County
Moy Nhl Girl Scout
Crippled Children
Ins Loval
YMCA
Cony Memorial Hospital
Silvation
Artiy
Chit Welfare
Mead Park
Goodwill Sewing Society
Arthur Baker
Frank Dodd
Edwin Critchley
Bernard Porter
Corina
Das Anthony
Louis Mitten Gorge
Driver Killed In Tractor Trailer Head On Crash
A two-vehicle crash on a slippery rural road two miles west of town yesterday afternoon killed a driver for Cabby Transit Horn. The other operator, Walter Walton, 30, escaped with minor injuries as troopers reported the eastbound semitrailer loaded with paint. Walton’s vehicle was empty before the collision. The deceased was pronounced dead at the scene after becoming trapped in the wreckage.
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Mal Ween
Here
Heidi Dermit Jo
Caby
Olien
Charjes ¥. Walton
AtlinHe City
Friaie DE Mie Anmildee
Watton
Hensied
UN Troops Hold Front on Split Egypt Frontline
UN police units on both sides of a tense ceasefire line reported by observers halted near the front in Egypt. Reports describe mixed signals as UN commanders, including Maj. Gen. Burns, prepared to assume or contest positions while Egyptian and British forces maintained cautious standoffs and coordination efforts.
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Taday
M Burns
Leeks
Peter Deakin
Britaive
Trigady
Grand Jury to Hear Riggs Case Monday
The December term of the Camaugus County Grand Jury convenes Monday and is expected to hear the fatal Riggs case. Ralph Leonard Riggs, 25, survivor of a love triangle, is charged in the shooting death of Mrs Sue Atin Sharpe Riggs. Funeral services for Albert Roy Mays were held after a shooting in a bedroom scene.
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Casaugus County
Ngarnat Ralph
Leonard Riggs
Sue Atin Sharpe Riges
Albert Roy Maysh
Yehoo
Marah
Foyne
Vanenseelaen
Han Lorie
Faye
Clark
Ocean
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