WEU Defense Pact Aims to Link West Germany With Western Allies
Western foreign ministers from nine nations agreed to set up a WEU defense pact tying a rearmed West Germany to Britain France Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg. They neared a treaty to end West Germanys 10 year occupation status. ratification by parliaments is required. US and Canada reportedly participated in talks. The size of the German military and weapons limits were discussed as part of the broader integration into NATO.
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WEU
West Germany
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
United States
Canids
Local Police Hear Complaints About Missing Dog Collar
Mrs Helen McCutcheon reported a dog collar theft yesterday, noting it was the fourth incident in recent months. A dog was struck and killed on Mead avenue and removed by police. Reverend Robert J DeBoer will deliver his first sermon after moving to South Center street parsonage. Erie County Surplus Food Office announced coupons expire and will be valid only in issuing month. A fire report at the old high school was dismissed to officials. Joy Manufacturing approved a 2.5 million expansion at Franklin plant with two new 90,000 square foot buildings. Frank Gerzina called for 325 award at Rex Theatre, next week prize rises to 350. Weather stayed near 58 with frost on ground. Extended forecast calls for above normal temperatures and little rain. Joseph Demarte underwent x rays for left thumb injury at Corry Memorial Hospital. A dog was hit by a woman driver on West Frederick street and had to be disposed of. Livestock and poultry entries for the 1955 Pennsylvania farm show are due November 1 with a record purse in horse, dairy and beef events. The 53rd annual show opens January 10 for five days with two new silage divisions.
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Helen McCutcheon
East ‘Main Street
Mead Avenue
Farm Show Commission
Second Charge Filed Against Jamestown Pastor
Jamestown reports a second criminal charge of assault against Rev. Clarence Gordon Atwater pastor of Faith Tabernacle. He was arrested Wednesday and earlier charged with endangering the health and morals of his 11 year old niece. The new charge concerns the same girl alleged to have spent the night August 20 at his home. He appears before Judge Lester Berglind today and is held in the county jail in cash or property bond.
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Jamestown
Clarence Gordon Atwater
The
Faith Tabernacle
Atwater
Rev
Didge
Lester Berglind
Beig
Hershey unit killed in two-car crash near Hershey
State Police identified the victim as James J. Creghan, 24, of Hershey, who died in a two-car collision three miles west of Hershey last night. Two Pittsburgh men were injured in the crash.
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Hershey
Pittsburgh
James J. Creghan
Plans Made to Build New College Halls at State College
Plans authorized to draw up four residence halls for 1000 women students at Pennsylvania State University. Board of trustees approves study for living units each housing 250 with a central dining hall to ease housing shortages for women on campus. Also notes a 62 year Pittsburgh newspaperman Howard Carroll dies at 73 after long service with Post Gazette and Dispatch.
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State College — Flans
Pennsylvanus State University
Millén
Eisenhower
Cmpus
Pittsburgh
Howard Carroll
Shadyside Hospital
Carroll
Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Corry YMCA Seeks Civic Support for New Building
The Corry YMCA has earned community trust and plans a new MCA building by late 1958. Aiming for a centralized facility, architects and planners are at work while current programs use a three-room space above the Rod and Gun Club. Strong financial backing from residents is urged to sustain youth activities and broaden wholesome recreation.
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Corry Ymga
MCA
Ymca Netlviti
Corry
Gerry
YMCA
Warn Drivers on Trailing Fire Trucks in Harrisburg
State Police warned drivers to keep at least 300 feet from fire apparatus responding to emergencies. Colonel C. M. Wilhelm called parking near the scene a danger to firefighters and civilians, risking delay and prosecution. The Vehicle Code bans interference with emergency vehicles and cautions drivers to clear routes to fires.
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Harrisburl
Azivern
Touny
C. M
Enaser
Wilhelm
Ath Polio Case At Union City
The fourth polio case in Union City within a week was reported yesterday. David Woods Jr, son of Mr and Mrs Woods, is confined at home and will not be sent to Lakeview Hospital in Erie as his case is non paralytic. Other victims include Mrs Robert Bhreve, 22, Peter Blakeslee, 17, and his sister Barbara, 13, all reported in no condition at Lakeview. The Board of Health urged voluntary abstention from public meetings amid the outbreak now totaling seven cases since summer. School officials canceled athletic events gym classes and some activities. Fire equipment movement will be enforced by State Police against thoughtless drivers.
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Union City
David Woods Jr
Woods
Lakeview Hospital
Erie
Robert Bhreve
Peter Blakeslee
Barbara
Lakeview
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Rex
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Art Linkletter
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Jackie Gleason
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