Flu Epidemic Nears Peak After Three-Week State Surge
State health officials report a three week surge in flu like illnesses across Pennsylvania. The epidemic extends to Philadelphia with about 100000 flu like cases reported. Deaths include residents in the Tonawanda area and at least two in Allentown and northeastern regions while authorities urge vaccines and protective measures.
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Lawelton
Robert A. Mathews
Edward 4. Kessler
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Penchurat
Philadelphia
James P. Dixon
Tonawanda Area
Eugene Middaugh
Bn Alcott
Endicott
Pennaylyanig
Army to Cut 48 000 in Force by Mid 1958
Army plans a 48 000 reduction in armed strength by mid-1958 with no major post inactivated in fiscal year 1958 ending June 30. Reductions come mainly from fewer trainees transfers and deactivations. Ft Polk’s Armor Division to be inactivated while an armored combat command and a training center are activated. Minor additions at Ft Campbell Ky Ft Bliss Texas Camp Walters Texas and Ft Knox Ky noted.
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Delay of Olds Sheriff’s Sale in Erie Court
The planned sheriff’s sale of the business, house and furnishings of Alfred Olds of Union City was postponed indefinitely in Erie County civil courts. The sale, to satisfy a $3,000 judgment against Olds in a case with Anthony Sitka, was stayed as Olds’ counsel filed bankruptcy proceedings. Olds previously ran Olds Florist Shop on North Center Street in Corry.
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Union City
Erie County
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Anthony Sitka
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North Center Street
Corry
Railroad furloughs hit 2500 workers at B&O
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces five percent furloughs affecting about 2600 employees across all departments and divisions. The spokesperson gave no clear indication of furlough duration.
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Queen Starts Busy Whirl In Washington
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip began a rapid Washington tour with a morning gallery visit, delayed by rain, featuring a special Blake collection marking Blake's 200th birthday. Philip received a National Geographic Society gold medal from President Eisenhower for his global educational journeys. The queen then planned a hospital stop at Children’s Hospital, a tight schedule noted.
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Children's Hospital
Democrats Rally Draws County Candidates at Knights Hall
About 75 attendees gathered at the Knights of Columbus hall for a Democratic rally featuring the county slate and county chairman James Hanes. Speakers included Prosper Connolly, Arthur Jackson, Harry Kubacki, Marguerite Mattis, J Fred Kinley, Howard Lise, Sam Baressi, Francis Slattery, and Frank Kurkoski. Another meeting is planned for October 28 with efforts focused on building turnout for November 5.
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Howard Lise
Sam Baressi
Francis Slattery
Fiderman
Frank Kurkosk
Rhynard Steed
Portrait of James Dutt Hangs in Capitol Gallery
In Harrisburg an oil painting of former Gov James Dutt hangs near the governor’s office in the State Capitol Building. U S Senator and Pennsylvania Gov Wason witness the unveiling of the portrait by Robert Auriman of New York, funded at $730.
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Robert Auriman
New York
Mike Todds Birthday Party Turns Into Big Flop
New York reports Mike Todd faced unforeseen difficulties at his highly publicized 18 000 guest birthday bash. The broadcast event featured bands ponies and a chaotic buffet as guests left Madison Square Garden while Todd described the night as a misfire and planned a later explanation on a boat ride up the Hudson River.
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C J Plant Furloughs 67 Employees
C J Plant furloughs 67 employees as the Jamestown manufacturing plant enters a temporary production layoff. Officials cite government contract releases and warehouse space constraints for the cutback, with total employment dropping to about 130, matching last year. Some recalls possible if stock orders and government quotas rise.
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Jamestown Mfg. Garp
Pinay Seeks France’s Premiership with One-Year Powers
Antoine Pinay urged the National Assembly to confirm him as France’s 24th premier promising one year special powers to combat the state’s finances and immediate constitutional reforms including the right to dissolve Parliament after a simple majority defeat. A Communist call for nationwide demonstrations against the government’s handling of Algerian rebels drew little response.
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Recruits and spy trial unfold in Brooklyn court
In Brooklyn federal court Sgt Roy A. Rhodes, a U S Army sergeant stationed at Ft Myer, is named in a microfilm message read to jurors as part of the Abel espionage case. Abel 65, on trial for spying for the Soviet mission, allegedly tied Rhodes to embassy activity in Moscow. Rhodes wife in Eatontown NJ calls the case a big lie. Trial adjourned until Monday. A box with bolts and screws yielded the microfilm message, linked to Reino Hayhinen, a Soviet spy who defected last May. Hayhanen is the government’s star witness. The case also notes Rhodes’ service and location, while his wife disputes Red Bank ties and work. PRECISION NEEDED GENEVA Weather bureau to form unit for jet age precision weather reports in 1960s.
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UN Calls Urgent Session Over Middle East Crisis
The United Nations plans an urgent session amid a growing crisis in the Middle East as major powers discuss rapid action. quotes suggest claimed cooperation between the US and UK on intelligence sharing and wartime planning to address the regional tensions.
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New District Named for Hikam Gorter at Clinton YMCA
Hikam Gorter is named North West District Executive of the Clinton YMCA, effective November 15. The joint announcement comes from B. Clay Burkholder, president of State YMCA, and Kenneth R. Delahunty, chair of the North West District Committee. Gorter, a Beloit College graduate with a BA, has served as Assistant Boys Work Secretary, Beloit, and as Boys Work Secretary in Chicago. He also held Beloit and Clinton posts, served four years in the U.S. Army Special Services, and led Clinton Town Association with a $80,000 budget and 9 groups. his district office will be at 19 Stambaugh Avenue, Sharon.
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Scientists Seek Sight Of Russian Satellite
U S scientists intensify efforts to spot the Russian space satellite two weeks after launch. Armand N Spitz says observers should focus on the satellite rather than the carrier rocket and signals Moonwatch stations worldwide to seek confirmable sightings amid unconfirmed reports of an object trailing the rocket by about 80 minutes.
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AWOL Guard Detained Over Attendance at Armory
Police report 18 year old Fred McMartin of 249 Mend Avenue was arrested after being found intoxicated and failing to attend a guard meeting at the Armory. Authorities say McMartin wandered and was taken into custody by city police following the incident.
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Balloonists Soar In 20,000 Foot Navy Flight Over Mine
Two Navy balloonists from the Office of Naval Research launched from a near Crosby open mine site in sealed aluminum gondolas for high altitude tests as part of Project Stratolib. The ascent started at 7:15 a.m. CST with the craft moving southeast and expected to complete within the day.
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No Slack Seen In Local Flu Case Outbreak
Doctors report an outbreak with rising absenteeism and school dismissals. Ridgway bans attendance for schoolchildren at public gatherings while Emporium resists closing schools unless absenteeism hits 50 percent. Authorities describe difficulty diagnosing and urge residents to take preventive measures amid a spread from the Asian variant.
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Kasper Enters Prison For One Year Term
John Kasper, held awaiting transfer to a federal prison, begins a one year term for contempt of court. U.S. District Judge Robert L. Taylor of Knoxville sentenced him after a Supreme Court denial of review.
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Hearing on Tani Bankruptcy and Public Auction Plan
A bankruptcy hearing before Referee Charlene Mertens discussed a possible public auction of the Howard Tembry property, aiming to satisfy creditors. An official order could come next week with expectations to confirm the sale of the building, contents, and related assets. The proceeding noted outstanding liabilities likely exceed 90,000 dollars, with prior appraisals ranging around 89.5 thousand to 90 thousand dollars.
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Pagel
Atiall
Air Force Awards 183 Million In Missile Contracts
The Air Force announced 183 million dollars in contracts for components of the Thor intermediate and Titan intercontinental ballistic missiles. Western Electric, Aerojet General, Univac Remington Rand, and Martin Co. lead suppliers, with Bell Labs handling work in New Jersey. The Thor and Titan programs, competing with Jupiter, involve Atlas tests and ongoing propulsion and guidance developments.
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Northwest DC6 lands with gear collapse no injuries
A Northwest DC6 carrying 28 aboard experienced a landing gear collapse on touchdown near Pittsburgh International Airport. No injuries were reported as the aircraft, en route from Washington to Seattle, sustained bent propellers and a ruptured fuel tank but remained fire free. Pilot Capt. William Arnold reported no injuries.
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USSR Blames U S Behind Alleged Plot to Create War
United Nations reports claim Soviet officials allege U S backed a conspiracy to provoke war in the Middle East. They cite Turkish acceleration and Syrian fears of foreign interference as the crisis intensifies. Officials warn against outside meddling while stressing the need for regional stability.
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Qualify For Patrolman Here In Corry Race
The Corry Civil Service board will judge written and physical exams for a patrolman post. Mayor Earl T. Cherry, acting head of the police department, announced Kenneth Nichols of R D 2 Centerville will fill the vacancy created by Neil McKay, who resigns Saturday. Nichols begins immediately with a six month probation. Eligible candidates listed include Raymond Clark, Kenneth Nichols, Newell Benkwith, Floyd Reynolds, James Krone, and Guy Davis, all named for the upcoming vacancy.
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Engle Street
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Floyd Reynolds
Cory
James Krone
Corry
Guy Davis
Wright Street
Steel Firms Plan New Oxygen Furnace Furnaces at Aliquippa
Pittsburgh scenes loom as Jones and Lightin Steel Corp join forces to expand open hearth and basic oxygen steelmaking. The move aims to balance inventories amid looming change, with two dedicated turnarounds set to open in Aliquippa next month.
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