Aero Worker Burned in Plant Test Accident
Donald L. Wilkins a 32 year old test engineer at Agra Supply Mig Co Inc is reported in fair condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after an explosion and flash fire at Test Building No 3 rear of the focal plant around 11 am He suffered extensive burns to his legs arms and back Frank Fantasie is credited with saving him by smothering his burning clothes with an asbestos blanket An automatic CO2 extinguisher had already suppressed the flames before fire crews arrived
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Wilkins
Agra Supply Mig. Co., Inc
Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
Willams
Corry
Williams
Frank Fantasie
Concord
St. Edwar
New Sightings Of Russian Moon May Speed Computing Of Orbit
US scientists report new sightings of the Russian satellite Sputnik aiding orbit calculations. Observations indicate the ball is circling Earth at high speed, with officials weighing charges against a police officer involved in related matters.
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Rissonununu
Imnyur Invid
Washington
U.S
So-A
Unanimous-Ise
Troltisn Thomas
Sheehy
Reds Propose Missile Control Plan and Tax Battle
City council discussed a plan for missile control while debating tax收 issues. Nearby districts claim income tax revenue, with Corry and Columbus allocations contested. A joint committee received five bids to handle collections but has not acted. The city argues the 15 percent fund is insufficient to reimburse other districts. The issue centers on tax returns from workers employed in other districts and how funds should be allocated.
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Vom
Tne
Aymsiar
Breven
Car Smith
Warren
Tittsville
Columbus Township
Ana
Corry
Columbus
Khrushchev Pushes Plan For Coexistence Pact In Speech
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev told reporters in New York that an accord on peaceful coexistence would ease tensions with the United States and reduce fears about new weapons. He criticized West Germany and warned that internal upheavals threaten Communist states while reiterating the USSR’s stance that the world must accept socialist nations including China and Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sapits
Hrushchev
Hymemien
Reston
Weahington
Burely
New York ‘Times
Hhrushetiov
Fed
Tee
United
Wales
Germany
Weonrad Averieer
Ets
West Germany
Union
Khrushchev
Tha ‘West
Ruma
China
Socialtat
Staten
Tial
Krushchev
Soviet Union
Newspapers cited for highway safety by ATA praise
The Philadelphia Tguirer and The Corry Journal were cited by the American Trucking Association for distinguished public service in promoting highway safety. The awards were announced in Chicago at the ATA convention by president R C Williams, with judges from safety and journalism fields.
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Philadelphia Tguirer
Corry Journal Today
Pennsylvania
American Trucking Association
Chicago
R. C. ‘Williams
Russell
Kansas
Territory
Hawaii
Philadelphia Inquirer
Frederic G. Hyde
Kos Semowski
Ben J. Grant
National Press Club
U. S. News and World Report
Joseph ©. Mattson
The
Automotive Safety Foundation
Abraham A. Ribboff
Connecticut
Hearst Newspapers
Alleged Dressing Room Trespass Sparks Faubus War of Words
Little Rock confronts integration as nine Negro students enter Central High escorted by federal troops. Faubus accuses guards of guarding dressing rooms, a charge denied by White House Army and school officials. Authorities emphasize troops protect students amid tense, quiet campus conditions.
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Little Rock
Ark
M—Pedieval
Central High School
Eisenhower
Regu- Army
Arkanats National
Orval Faubus
White House
Army
Army Sud Ook
White’ House
Faubua
Faubus
101Th Airborne Division
Arkansas National
Police Chief Urges School Zone Caution After Stop Sign Incident
Police Chief Huntley Drake urged drivers to slow to 15 mph in school zones after motorist Ted Mowers was cited for ignoring a newly erected stop sign at Summer and East Pleasant. Drake warned that students and drivers must be vigilant and patrols will crack down on violators to prevent accidents. In other news, Robert McLean resigned as president of The Associated Press and Benjamin McKelway was elected to succeed him.
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Spring Greek
Ted Mowers
Summer
East Pleasant Streets
Huntley Drake
Corry
Drake
New York
Robert McLean
Phis- Adelphia Evening Bulletin
Lesiened
Associated Press
Benjamin McKelway
Washington St
U.S. pushes disarm plan in United Nations assembly
At the United Nations General Assembly a Western and Indian exchange over disarmament plans continued. The Indian delegate voiced opposition to the U S and allied approach, urging discussion and inspection tied to a broader plan. The session also touched on regional issues and ongoing debates about arms control and sanctions.
Satellite Briefs Signal Cold War Space Race Developments
Washington reports Eisenhower was briefed by scientists on Russia's satellite launch and U S plans for a baby moon. Moscow predicts a second, more perfected satellite on November 7, 40th anniversary of the Soviet regime. Senator Mansfield urges a Manhattan-type effort to coordinate missile and satellite programs. Pennsylvania civil defense officials forecast an upturn in defense planning due to the Russian satellite.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
U. S
James ©. Hagerty
Moscow
Ous
U Dispatch
London
Mansfield
D-Mont
Congress
Senate
Harrisburg
Righ Ard Gerstell
State
Civil Defense Die Rector
Aatelite
Pennsylvania
Gerstall
Sewer Under Land Reduces Swanson's City Assessment
Carl E. Swanson of 16 Pennsylvania Avenue protested a city sewer line on his property that limited use of part of the land. Council granted a 60-40 split and refunded 16.44 dollars. An error in frontage before 200 feet was corrected after records showed the Pennsylvania Railroad had purchased land along their right of way, reducing Swanson frontage and prompting an adjustment.
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Carl E. Swanson
Pennsylvania, Avenue
Swanson
Williams
Farr Cherry
Pennsylvania Railroad Aad
UCT Elects New Officers at Corry Lodge Dinner
Twenty six members and guests attended a Corry Lodge United Commercial Travelers dinner at the Hotel Corry. Eight new members were introduced and officers were elected including William Shamburg as senior counselor and B G Bennett as junior counselor.
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Ste
Corry Lodge
United Commercal
America
Hotel Corry
Grand Council
Cut McQuade
Adam Brown
Eile
J. E. Johnson
Warren
Harold Einter
William Shamburg
B. G. Bennett
Horton Davis
P. T. Hovey
Perry Mead
Dana Taggart
George Fox
Page
William Bell
Sentinel
Robert Davidson
Robert MckKee
Quentin McCray
Joseph Shields
Youth Escapes As Car Rolls Over Near Corry
Robert Coons eleven escaped injury when a car rolled over on Sciota road north of Corry. He swerved to avoid a car backing from a driveway, lost control, and the vehicle overturned. Damage was estimated at 126 dollars.
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Robert Coons
CFR
Corry
Ala
Sciota Road
Loeal Barracks
Coons
Sciota
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Gregory
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Thayer Baby
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Ato
Eagle Builders Supply
Youngstown
Weleon
GMY
Bennet
White Box BC
Vu Farm
Lottsville
Ated Wana
Morse Hotel
Tec. P. O
Sherman
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Hubert
Johnson
Lettwille
Stee
Soneery
En Builders Supply
Tae
Paul's
Eacmware
Sizte Ooo
Lao U1
Gson
Bulidweet
Semmays Builders Supply
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Gilson’s Builders Supply
Blackstone Dryers
Leoel Company
Cunningham Furniture and Appliances
Riceville
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Beast
Mets
Antenpax
TV Bayis
Livile Gut
Reason Whale
East Main
Osea
Ava
Robert Catlin
Wright Street
Clarence Wallace
Pfor
Joe Cohen
West Washington Street
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Wentz
Beaverdam
Borstorff and Fitch
First Avenue
Rasselas W. Brown
Homer G. Bulard
Watt Real Estate Agency
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James R. Leslie
Wattsburg
Livestock Commission
Reed
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North Clymer
John C. Pierson
Rochester
Pensylvania
Norvel
Vic Kent
Cuba
Ron Reed
Route
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Arthur and Laurent
Scouten
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Henry E. Ward
Youngsville, Pa
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Pennsylymia
Bang
Pabst Roamer
Sell
Lepiehs Fobes Roamer
Rag Apple Constellation
Hyatt Pure Admiral
Pabst Roamer Olive
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R. Austin Backus
ING
Mexico
Pennsylvania Holstein Association
Arthur W. Nesbitt
State College, Penn's
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Donation
Dublin Road
de- Laval
Burge
Jim Steen
Delmas Chesley
Ars
Mane
Aes A
Mary
Tatty’s
Kendall
Aero Worker
Walter Darnofall
Aero Supply
Donald L. Williams
Yourstal
Reds
U. S. Naval
Mid-East
State Department
Otay
Nikita Kisruhyhev
U. Sifteestan
Ria
Op & Er Selvih Laboratory
United States
Naval
Aubus
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Snahim
Menon
Speerty
UN Assembly
Harold B.stassén
Penion
Rist
Japan
Wpéottien Sun
Gath
Leo Il
Omalug
Heath Allege
Elk Street
Gould Street
Safar
Don Williams
Syria
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Ter
Egypt
Public Files
UCT
Fargo
H. L. Waster
Kayn
Jean
School of Agricultura
North Dakota Agricutitura College
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