Allies Meet in Prague to Discuss Western Germany Demilitarization
The Prague conference opened with Deputy Premier Molotov chairing talks among Soviet and eight European foreign ministers. They aim to address Western Germany demilitarization and counter Moscow’s protests after the New York talks. Western ministers reject Moscow’s charge of a German army revival and seek unity in policy toward Germany and Korea.
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Corry Couple Hurt In Auto Accident
Mr and Mrs O H Holden of West Church street were injured yesterday afternoon in a car truck crash about 40 miles east of Detroit while on business Both sustained injuries Mrs Holden suffered a head injury while Mr Holden a shoulder injury The Cadillac sedan was struck from behind by a tractor trailer after a near miss with an oncoming car causing the rear damage
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Two Corry Dogs Die From Strychnine Poisoning
Police investigated the deaths of two dogs in Corry after a veterinarian confirmed strychnine poisoning. Roy Blysey, state dog officer, was summoned as Ms. Roy Aikens of 40 Marion Street admitted ownership. A Columbus store record showed the last strychnine sale on October 7 for killing rats, with no known link yet to the poisonings.
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Books Needed for Vets Hospital Drive Launches
An appeal was made to local residents to furnish the new Veterans Hospital at Erie by collecting used books in good condition. The campaign, sponsored by the Military Order of the Cooties Archie W. Thompson Post, asks donations via drop-off points at Tunnel's Helen Shoppe and Paul's Men's Wear. Chairman John Strigler says any type of usable book will help entertain hospitalized veterans, with the drive running for several weeks as the hospital opens next spring.
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Solon Attacks Cheese Sale to Britain Policy
Rep Hugh D Seeth Jr denounces a government decision to sell 50 million pounds of cheese to Britain claiming a 375 million subsidy to British housewives. Agriculture Department announced the sale as half of surplus stock with price undisclosed. a reliable source cites 16 cents per pound, versus 42 to 45 cents in stores, highlighting government cost under price support programs.
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Gunmen Rob A&P Manager At Erie Of $9000
Two masked bandits held up A&P store manager George Glass outside First National Bank in Erie evening daylight, abducting him and driving off in his car before abandoning vehicles miles away. Glass fought back, injuring a bandit and discarding a pistol. witnesses described a Brink’s truck nearby and police launched a dragnet for getaway vehicles.
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Young gunmen killed as police ambush unfolds in market
In Baltimore a youth was killed and another wounded during a night gun battle when he and two partners tried to force an exit from a police ambush at a north side food market. One accomplice was critically hurt, the third captured, and four officers were unhurt while two patrolmen sustained minor injuries in a crashed prowl car. Authorities later arrested a man and a woman in a separate East Baltimore house raid. both are 29. Police expect five more arrests today.
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Corry Area Men To Report For Pre-Induction Exams
Twenty eight Corry area men will receive notices to report for pre induction physical examinations on November 3. Drwit Board No 64 chairman Henry Wheeler announced the latest quota from Selective Service. The new transport method sends selectees to Erie by Greyhound returning the same day, with reporting to the Corry Post Office building at 810 am and return departures at 2 80 pm or 4 32 5 pm.
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Driver Injured Avoiding Deer Near Corry
Corry man Kelly Hottinen, 33, was thrown from his 1940 Plymouth when he swerved to miss two herds of deer on Carter Hill. He sustained scalp lacerations, left shoulder contusions, knee abrasions, and a back injury. He was treated at Corry Hospital and later went home.
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Street dance draws 350 dancers and spectators in festival finale
A large crowd attended last night's street dance on Maple Avenue as part of the Pennsylvania Week Potato Festival. About 50 dancers performed while around six times that many spectators watched until Gnelly ended the event at 12 30. A single incident occurred when a piano was damaged by a passerby. a tollérion fundraiser was held to cover the loss. Prizes for best dancers went to Beatrice Bensins Shirley Hall Ronald Volk and Don Whaley. David Gurtis and Roy B judged and the former also conducted square dancing. The festival concludes today with a car prize drawing at 1 p.m. a parade from the high school at 1 p.m. and a Loveland Field program at 7 90 p.m.
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Two Vital Problems Up For Action At United Nations Meetings Today
United Nations sessions face decisive votes on two major issues. A 10 nation committee may propose a secret ballot for selecting a new secretary general with veto by the Big Five. The United States and allies oppose, risking a veto by Russia and Britain, while a General Assembly route could extend Lipman Trygve Lie’s term. The conflict centers on how to handle the secretary generalship and the veto power in the Security Council.
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Boyle Returns as Chairman of Dem Committee
William M L Boyle resumes role as chairman of the Democratic committee as Senator Anderson begins a seven state campaigning tour. Boyle, recovering from surgery, plans speaking dates in Indiana Kansas Colorado Washington and South Dakota. Republican chairman Guy Gabrielson counters with a three week Western tour and accuses President Truman of a Democratic landslide.
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Henry Stimson Dies, Noted Statesman and War Secretary
Henry K. Stimson died at 83 in Cold Spring Harbor after a brief illness. He served as secretary of war under Taft Roosevelt and Truman and as Army secretary under Hoover. A leading advocate of a strong crackdown on 1920s aggressors, he steered U S forces from Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima and is ranked among America’s greatest secretaries of war.
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Burglars Loot Log Cab Inn On Route 6 East of Corry
State Police received a burglary report from Joseph Laraia operator of the Hilltop Dairy Bar near Corry on the Corry Spartansburg road. Thieves entered through a smashed window at night looting 4 shotgun radio beavettes and valuables totaling about 200 dollars including 40 dollars in cash two watches and other items. Vere Baker and wife discovered the break in while preparing to open the confectionery.
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Florida Storm Danger Is Past
A damaging hurricane threat near Tampa Bay eased as the storm moved inland just north of Cedar Key. Winds fell below hurricane strength as the system broke up over swamp and woodland areas about 400 miles north of Tampa, with the large city on the Florida west coast spared a direct hit.
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Youths Nabbed in Local Thefts Near Main Street
Two youths aged 15 and 16 were arrested after a shop owner reported a knife missing from a store at 146 Hash Main Street. Police found a watch and other items on them and they confessed after further questioning. They face probation and a juvenile hearing tomorrow morning with their parent present.
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Princess Anne christened in London on Oct 21
London October 21 Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip welcomed a seven day old daughter named Anne Elizabeth Alice Luise of Edinburgh, christened by the Archbishop of York. She will be known as Princess Anne and is third in line to the British throne.
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Babson Warns World Culture Grows Materialistic
Philosopher Babson argues future historians may deem the 20th century uncertain and war-torn. He cautions humanity to pursue human research and natural laws governing societal interactions rather than rely on atomic energy or technologic fixes. He blames materialism for insecurity and calls for study of man to restore balance.
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Mop Up Phase of War Continues in North Korea
South Koreans and Americans link up in the area north of Pyongyang as paratroopers seal off about 28,000 enemy soldiers in a daring operation.
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Refugee capital set up by Reds on Manchuria border
Seoul Oct 21 Allied troops pressed north toward Manchuria after Pyongyang fell, driving through roadblocks and sealing off large enemy forces. Reports say Reds established a refugee capital near the Manchurian border as ROK divisions advanced, aiming to rescue prisoners and push toward Hamhung and the Sino-Korean frontier.
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Driver Held in Fatal Pittsburgh Woman's Death
A motorist, stating he was blinded, is held for the coroner in the death of Mrs. Joh Bowman 70 wife of a former chancellor at the University of Pittsburgh. Bowman was struck by a car on Forbes Street near the 3900 block as she attempted to cross. Police said Ramon Mundsinger reported he could not avoid the crash due to blindness.
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