Local Vandals Get Mercy In Warren Court
Four youths from Corry area faced a Warren County court for vandalism acts including grave stone damage and a broken crossing signal. Judge Alexander C. Flick Jr. discharged charges with a warning as the four await U.S. Air Force enlistment, having already paid restitution and received a lecture on responsibility. The defendants Bert Stockton Jr., 18. Lawrence Nelson, 18. Gale Winne, 14. George Gilbert, 19. earlier admitted guilt and posted $1,500 bonds each. They may face Erie County court on October 16.
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Durdle
Warren County
Alexander C. Flick Jr
Nodle
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United States Air Force
Erie County Court
Justice of the Peace
Floyd Marsh
Youngsville road worker killed by coal truck on Route 62
John Matteo of Youngsville was killed instantly yesterday at 11 05 p m when struck by a coal truck on Route 62 about two miles south of Irvine He was crossing the highway to work on guard rails and was dragged 53 feet after his clothing caught on the chassis Two other highway department employees were at the scene and transported to Warren General Hospital by the Youngsville volunteer fire department ambulance Fellow employee Donald L Chambers 18 warned Matteo not to cross but Matteo began during the first truck's pass Bert Honsild 41 of Tionesta tried to avoid hitting Matteo but could not after the second truck approached from the south The driver Bennett Cummings took Matteo to the scene Sheriff Linder State Trooper Kalina and Coroner Lowrey investigated Matteo, born in Italy, came to the United States at 14 and was naturalized.
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Youngsville
John Matteo
Irevine
Matteo
Warren General Hospital
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Donald L. Chambers
Young Chambers
Bert Honsld
Tionesta
Bennett Cummings
Chamber
Warren County
Larry H. Linder
George Kalina
EC. Lowrey
Italy
Train Hits Bus Carrying El Dorado Junior College Players
A chartered bus carrying the El Dorado Junior College football team was struck by a Santa Fe switch engine at a crossing in El Dorado Kansas. One player was pinned for about half an hour. Seven others and the pinned player were taken to a hospital for treatment. none were believed injured. The bus was returning from a game in Arkansas City Kansas.
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el Dorado
Santa Fe
Arkansas City
Kan
Eisenhower eyes recovery as jobless drop signals gains
President Eisenhower at Catoctin Mountain Lodge hailed a government report showing unemployment fell by 588,000 in September and more durable goods jobs opening. He framed the drop as proof of an accelerating recovery and noted costs of living remained steady. Vice President Nixon echoed optimism at a Pittsburgh rally, while Meany urged that relief for jobless Americans not be dismissed as mere politics. Truman, in Minot, tied GOP to high prices taxes and interest rates.
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Eisenhower
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Here
Commerce and Labor Departments
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America
Pittsburgh
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George Meany
Washington
Meany
Minot
N.C
Harry S. Truman
GOP
Weather Turns Cool With Likely Snow Late Today
The forecast warns of below normal weekend temperatures with cold and windy conditions. Light snow is possible late today as Cory reports a high around 56 and a low near 41, far below typical values. Outside the cool region, the nation enjoys mild, clear conditions as crowds expect foliage colors to peak this weekend.
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Nixon Vows GOP Labor Support At West Virginia Rally
Vice President Nixon told a Huntington audience that the Republican administration has been labor’s best friend and warned against labor party divisions. He cited wage earners’ gains under Eisenhower and urged continued GOP backing, noting strong manufacturing and high wages amid a broad tour across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia with attendance estimates ranging 3,000 to 5,000.
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West Virginia
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United States
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Pennsylvania
Columbus
Ohio
Syria
Pittsburgh
Republcan
United States and Soviet Union split on nuclear tests at UN
United States and Soviet Union sharply divided in the UN arts debate over a test ban. The U.S. proposed indefinite suspension with year to year disarmament progress. Russia favored a broader approach. Britain joined in seeking an immediate all time ban, with 17 sponsors including Argentina Australia Canada Denmark Ecuador Iran Philippines Luxembourg Netherlands New Zealand Norway Pakistan and Thailand. The resolution urges all three powers to suspend tests during Geneva talks starting October 31 and to avoid further tests while negotiations continue.
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U.N. Arts
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Australia
Belgium
Canada
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Ecuador
Iran
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Man Arrested After Armed Robbery In Pennsylvania
State police near Meadville report the arrest of Carl B Sherman, 26, of Scranton after he allegedly threatened Mrs William H Porter and her baby daughter with a knife, stole $21, a 1963 Pontiac and two guns, and fled. The Porter home and abandoned car were found near Townville. A 14 year old youth accompanied Sherman in the incident. Sherman has prior parole history and previous arrests for theft and robbery. He is to be returned to Crawford County to face charges including larceny of auto and armed robbery.
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Mhadvillec
Townville
Porter
Meadville Barracks
Sherman
Scranton
P Ter
Rolice
Carlisle
Warren
Belle
P. Richard ‘Thomas
Crawford County
Toorper
John Lopatowsky
Four Autos Figure In Area Mishap
Four vehicles were involved in an early morning Route 8 crash seven miles south of Union City. About 8415 in damages reported as the lead car stalled, triggering a chain reaction. Joan Crandall, 23, Garland, was the third car operator. Nancy K. Baird, 18, Oil City, struck Crandall from behind. Crandall car damage about 400. Baird truck damage about 875. Drivers of the first two cars unnamed.
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Union City
Corry
Joan Crandall
R. D
Garland
Nancy K. Baird
Oil City
Crandall
Baird
Mourns 99 Year Old Woman in Allison Park Death
Mrs Rebeca McIntyre age 99 died yesterday at her daughter Mary Bardoner home in Allison Park. A longtime West Deer Township resident she left eight children 38 grandchildren 91 great grandchildren and 10 great great grandchildren.
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Pittsburgh
Rebecca McIntyre
Mary Bardoner
Allison Park
McIntyre
West Deer Township
Lfe
Open Period Of Mourning For Pope Pius XI
The Vatican began a nine day period of mourning for Pope Pius XI after his body lay in state in St. Peter's Basilica. Mourners filed past as Requiem Masses were planned daily in the basilica and worldwide churches. The burial will be Monday in the basilica grottos after a two mile procession from Castel Gandolfo. An empty symbolic coffin remains for three special Requiems next Friday to Sunday. Nearly a million people watched the hearse return to Rome marking the pontiff's homecoming.
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Seven Glass Plants Strike Hits 27,000 Workers
In Columbus a strike by the United Glass and Ceramics Workers Union idled about 27,000 workers at 11 Pittsburgh Plate Glass plants and seven Libbey Owens Ford plants. Negotiations stalled with no offers, and key issues include job classification and security. Plants in Creighton and Ford City, Pennsylvania, and Toledo area LO F plants also joined the walkout, totaling around 6,000 to 7,000 more workers.
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United Glass and Ceramics Workers Union
Thee
Louis McCracken
Eriler
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Fla
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Creighton
Ford City Pa
Toledo
Area Farm Groups Win Cash Prizes For Local Displays
Area farm organizations won 140 dollars in cash prizes for Harvest Day displays during a two day event. Despite chilly weather hundreds shopped and sales promoted. A 3:30 prize drawing occurred in front of the Corry Jamestown office with Ruth Lyane winning 25. Top money went to Corry Grange with 45. other winners included Columbus Grange 35 and 4-H Club 40. Prizes totaled 15 across multiple categories including Best Overall Window Best Potatoes Corn Pumpkin Sewing Needlework Canning and Miscellaneous with several groups tied for top honors.
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Fourth Ward
Ruth Lyane
Wright Street
Corry Grange
Columbus Grange
Columbus
Hast Branch Grange
Cory Future Partners
Ameri
Totad
Corry
Guignon's Hardware
Sherwin - Williams
Murphy's
Sawyers
Sherwin-Williams
State seeks royalties from Elk County gas well
Harrisburg AP The State Justice Department moved to recover about 70 000 in royalties wrongly paid to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over an Elk County gas well. Deputy Attorney General Margulies filed a Dauphin County trespass suit claiming land in Ben ezette Township belongs to the Commonwealth and mineral rights were retained after a 1905 right‑of‑way grant. The land reverted to the Commonwealth as the right of way dissolved, with 40 western Pennsylvanians selling gas to New York State Natural Gas Co and netting about 30 000 profit deemed payable to the state.
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Elk County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sidney Margales
Atto Yey
Margulies
Dauphin County
Benezette Township
Commonwealth
New York State Natural Gas Co
Marquites
Commonwealthy
Dulles Leads U S Delegation to Pope Pius XI Funeral
Secretary of State Dulles will head the 05 delegation to the Rome funeral of Pope Pius XI. President Eisenhower announced in Gettysburg during a weekend away from the White House. The United States will also be represented by Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce and John A. McCone of the Atomic Energy Commission at the Pontifical Requiem Mass in Washington at St Matthews Cathedral.
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Atomic Energy Commission
United Fund drive urged as efficient community campaign
Corry area residents hear advocates describe United Fund as efficient businesslike and realistic. Backers say contributions go where needed most and that the local leadership, drawn from the community, will ensure continued growth and support for health and welfare agencies.
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United Fund
United and
Corry Area
Air Force fires first man made missile to free flight
The Air Force announced the first man made object achieved free flight from Cape Canaveral. Pioneer, the three stage missile, rose on schedule and left a trail of 150000 pounds of thrust as it headed toward space. Signals indicated correct stage separation and the payload proceeded on course toward the moon. Officials cautioned that many difficulties remained and data needed interpretation.
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Southampton
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International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Jodrell Bank
Manchester
England
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Defense Department
Ashington
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