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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1955
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR Note Hints At 1955 Event Details
The readable fragments suggest a mid 1950s period item referencing percentages and an organization or nation named in a formal context. It mentions a date window around 1955 and indicators of a formal process or renown authorization, with unclear names and places due to OCR garble.
Faure And Pinay Postpone Proposed Visit To Moscow
Paris reports that Premier Edgar Faure and Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay have postponed their planned Moscow trip. Atmosphere is deemed unfavourable due to United Nations events and French opinion amid Algeria debates. France withdrew its UN delegation following the 29 27 General Assembly vote on Algeria.
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Prem Paris
Edgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
Moscow
Aner Piahy Hid
Foreign Ministry
United Nations
Russia
U.N. General Assembly
Routiles Lm Alberty
France
Algeria
Assembly
Permatnent
O. Ny
Ite 1 Ny
Society Council
Ita
Witharwat
Aveuhey Counell
Vela
Rose Coty Jnethy
Paris
Possible Robbery Attempt At Atlantic Service Station
J H Rowland operator of the Atlantic service station on North Gonter and Brying streets reported a robbery attempt at 9:35. Police found no clear signs of entry or damage after checking doors and windows while a second suspect was not seen. Rowland said the first man entered and left. fear remains a possible threat at the station.
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J. H. Rowland
Gonter
Brying
Rowland
General Manager of N Y Times Dies
Major General Julius Adler, long time manager and first vice president of the New York Times, died today at age 62 after a wartime and medical career. He led the 77th Infantry Division and served as commanding general at Henna, with prior hospital care and recent readmission.
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Igneer
New York
Julius Ocha -Adlér
Entra
Yimen
Adlar
Nanare
Herutiind
Child Killed as School Bus Truck Crash Rocks Tioga County
In fog shrouded Tioga County Pennsylvania a truck collided with a school bus killing Verne D. Jackson and injuring ten other children. Richard Grones 16 of Mathesbury was injured as two girls Franc e Rum n ick and Barbara Wallenburg suffered multiple fractures. State Policeman Jack Williams said the bus attempted to avoid the crash by veering right and the truck struck the bus on its left side. The boy killed was the son of Bee Jackson.
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Associated Press
Mang- Meld
William Ktush- Dee Auld
Richard Grones
Mathesbury
Troy Hos- Ila
Helissner
Funsé Rumnick
Matnesburg
Barbara Ann Wallenburg
Malnesburg
Jack EB. Williams
Grones
Williams
Youn Mickgun
Stock Market Prices Dip In Heavy Trading
New York reports a sharp market decline in heavy trading for the third straight session. Prices fall across majors with General Motors and Bethlehem Steel among the hardest hit, while the Dow Jones average drops steeply amid anxiety over President Eisenhower.
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Emmy
Cee
New York
Steels
Motors
General Motors
Bethlehem Steel
U.S. Sten
DG Punt
Southern Tailwie
General Electric
Sears Rosbuck
Elsishower
Denver
Elvarthower
Wreck Delays Erie Trains Here
A train wreck delayed Erie service as crews from New York Centre and Brie Workers cleared wreckage. The freight was en route from Chicago to New York and several boxcars derailed spilling their cargo. Official reports cite a cause under investigation while one track was hoped to reopen promptly.
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Lewelym
Brie
New York Central
Wolite
Wiecur
Chicago
New York
Vernoka Robbina
Scheele Sees New Vaccine Cutting Paralytic Polio
Detroit reports indicate preliminary findings that the Salk polio vaccine reduced paralytic polio among vaccinated children by 50 percent or more. Dr Scheele forecasts continued protection as immunization expands and notes potential gains in control of other viral diseases. researchers nationwide participate in evaluations.
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Detroit
Leonard A. Scheele
Saledle
Sud
Sehvele
Schwole
Jonns E Sulk
Prttahuruh
Hee Pink
Public Health Service
Autvellianie Init
Atlanta
Scheole
Silke Fy
Jong Youll
Tspkreh
Sobel
World Assembly Deplores French Move Over Algeria
United Nations delegates in the General Assembly voiced deep regrets over France's action in Algeria during the final policy debate round. Swedens foreign minister Osten Unden led the opening remarks, and Pakistan's Mohammed Ali urged restraint while expressing disappointment at the absence of the British delegation from the Assembly.
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France
Osten Unden
Swyedon
Prynel
Sittan
Mohammed Ali
Pakistan
Ant Biséadbi
United
Staves
Assembly
Pokltsa
Wud Cot Cnel
Beane
Ayem‘bly
Jury Selection For Philadelphia Abortions Case Hinge On Witnesses
In Philadelphia the selection of the jury for a case involving Dr. Doris Juin Ostreicher and associates proceeds as the district attorney readies for indictments. The court plans to hear numerous witnesses as the process moves toward September 19 hearings and a potential trial date.
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Philadelphia
Miz
Doris Juin Ostreicher
Aegis Toy
Mito Schwartz
Storres
District Attorney's
Borilon
Conapinney
Nine Injured In Three Area Crashes Over Weekend
A weekend spate of traffic incidents in the Corry district left nine people injured in two to three crashes. Notable victims include Rose McNany, 66, and Mig Surgiret Trudken, 74, both in Titusville, with injuries ranging from leg wounds to head contusions. Others treated at Titusville and Mendystle hospitals included Florence Trudgen, Grace Hooking, Beatrice Davis, and Mrs Bwinia Jen Stevenson, reflecting a busy period at Riceville and related intersections.
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Hine
Corry
Ehieli
Riceville ‘Corners
Mig Surgiret
Florence "Trudgen
Mes
Trudeen
Grece Hookeing
Titusville
Beatrien Davis
City
Helahbor
Briléh
Damuhler
Mendystle City Hospital
Ars
Bwinia Jen Stevenson
William R. Steveheart
Greensburg
Betty Lou
Mary Ele
Potlen
Coney
Route 1
Spartansburg
Mim McNany
Trudgen
McNany
Impier Poller
Une
Riceville
Trafic
Serio
Ted
Tidusville
Britton
Young Wagner
Corry Mermot
Initex
Myre Rowland
Cale
Judd Leiter
E- Trolla
Molle
C. of C. Plans BIE Days For Corry
The Chamber of Commerce calls a special joint meeting in the Gold Room at the Hotel Corry on Thursday to discuss forming business education exchanges and industrial relations efforts. The aim is to organize a city wide Business and Industrial day with participation from local firms and educators.
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Chamber of Commerci
Corry
T Fe Belles
Renewed Efforts To Break State Tax Stalemate In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Democratic and Republican leaders met with Governor Leader to push a compromise on taxes. Both sides remain about 100 million dollars apart on new taxes for the 1955 57 budget, while debates over a two percent sales tax and an income tax continue. The Senate plans full sessions Wednesday as House appropriations and subsidies, including education, are readied for action, with remarks noting the session cost about 214 million dollars to date.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
GOP
Senate
House
Edward J. Kessler
Lancaster
Senate Finance Committee
Paredow
Peninsylvania Motor Federation
Lander
Maxwell
AAA State Federation
Ue Stute Highways and Bridge Authority
Gener Assembly
Planes collide over New Mexico killing six
Fragmented reports indicate six people died as two aircraft collided over southern New Mexico near Hobbs. Witnesses described wreckage and smoke, while officials warned the public to stay away from the crash site as investigators began work.
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New Mexico
Associated
Tatum
Hobbs
USA
Brazilians Vote For President in Uncertain Polls
Brazilians vote today amid a chaotic election as citizens decide between leading contenders. Analysts note irregularities and calls for reform while observers warn of potential delays and disputes over ballot validity.
Perón Begins Exile in Paraguay After Ouster
Deposed Argentine leader Juan D. Peron arrived in Paraguay by amphibian plane and settled in exile near Asuncion. He plans a news conference, with Paraguay assuring no obstacle to relations with Argentina. Possible final destinations mentioned include Spain or Switzerland.
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Paraguay
Spain
Switzerland
Presa Asuncion
Parguay
Juan D. Peron
Bauru Toverdl
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Jong
Paraguey
Plat
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Sonatal
Cindr Cosne Miglior
Caltist Peron
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Ricardo Gayo
Juan Chaves
Tenacio Ciabeta
Buenos Aires
Peret
Lfe
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Nelida Haydes Rigis
Eva
Nelida
Te Alea Publishing Co
Iy Buenon
Aires
Speedy Action On New School Bill In Pennsylvania
Senator de Hays leads a Senate Education Committee push for a fast move on a bill to overhaul Pennsylvania’s school administration. It would abolish county superintendents, create regional service areas, and could save around half a million dollars yearly. State Council of Education to finalize details by January 1 1958. educators favor the reorganization.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate Education Committee
Pennsylvania
Senate
de Hays
Huyh
Hays
State Council of Education
Berber Tribesmen Retreat After Series of Attacks
In Morocco’s Atlas Mountains a campaign by Berber tribesmen faltered as French authorities reported ongoing attacks along the eastern Moroccan frontier. Dozens of Europeans and several locals were killed or wounded amid French tank and air power. The tribesmen, once allied with the Sultan, retreated as the assault intensified.
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Rabat
French Moroccos
Atlas Mountains
Aior
Morocco
Two Unions Settle With Six Hotels for Aencluled Prop
Two AFL unions in Pittsburgh settle with six hotels before the strike deadline of today. Members of the Hotel Restaurant Walkers and Bartenders unions ratify three year contracts covering tipped and non tipped staff with wage increases and benefits. The pact affects Shenley Park, Well Alor and other local properties amid ongoing labor actions.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
Toeh
Restauentit
Korn
Sion
Armitar
York
Pani
Roosevnil Pilabiarker
Shinwin
Schenley Park
Alor
Owlett Urges Unity In Party Fly
Associated Press reports Philadelphia GOP leader G Mugon Jett urged Republican unity to avoid factionalism and personal differences. He called for a concerted campaign in November and praised President Eisenhower while criticizing two party factions.
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Owlett
Party Fly
Associated Press
Philadelphia
G. Mugon
Jett
Hepibticun
Nommitteemiin
GOP
Owlety
Peninsylvania Manufacturers Association
Atrone Unity
Owlett Siti
Ung
Pallin Im Noweber
Pennsylvania
White House
G& Sin
Tmnes
RigenshinWer
Uwe
Wthick
Eisenhower
Eisenhower's condition shows no complications yet
Denver reports a morning bulletin saying President Eisenhower’s health remains satisfactory with no changes indicating complications. He slept soundly last night, woke briefly, then slept again, while doctors note normal temperature pulse and blood pressure.
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Associated Press
Denver
Eisenhower
Arax
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Pol Teal
Penderit
Spibacks
Hagedy
Prominent Democrat Dies After Heart Attack
A native of Chivwweyndl and former Jamestown resident, Judge Collmbuy, longtime member of the Alleghany County Common Pleas Court since January, died after a heart attack. Noted attorney Tay Gohimbas and others in Western Pa were named in tributes as the community mourned.
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Chivwweyndl
Jamestown
N.Y
Collmbuy
Asleghany Goinky
Lhd Shinn Diree
WIL
Allment
Winlein Famentown
Prietieani Tay Gohimbas
Bermme H
Nbsert
Lave Supreme Court
Jinipe Teubryt Ties Nien
Dainty Nye
Western
Paisyl
Valli
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