Stevenson backs 90 percent parity price proposal
Adlai E. Stevenson urged 90 percent parity price supports for basic farm crops at a Midwest Democratic meeting, while Sen. Kefauver and Gov. Harriman also spoke on farm issues. Wallace, opposing all three, praised them but urged support for Eisenhower or G. C. to keep world peace. Knight floated a possible favorite son bid if Eisenhower does not run again.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen
Kefauver
Tenn
New York
Averéll Harriman
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
New Deal
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Roosevelt
South Salem
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Eisenhower
Galt
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Progressive Party
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Harriman
Denver
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Taderl
Senate
Benson
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Henaliver
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Wilconden
Eisenhower to Undergo Heart Surgeon's Checkup Today
President Eisenhower awaits evaluation by Dr. Paul Dudley White in Denver as he nears five weeks of hospitalization for a heart attack. White will assess recovery prospects and outline convalescence while Col Thomas W. Mattingly and others accompany him. If no changes occur, the president will remain at Fitzsimons for two more weeks.
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Denver
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Boston
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Thomas W. Mattingly
Walter Reed Hospital
Sherman Adams
John Eienhower
White
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
White House
Times
Hagerty
Oye
Tor
Eugene Lepeschkin
University of Vermont
Faure Plans New Elections in France Amid Crisis
Paris premier Edgar Faure moves to dissolve the French National Assembly and call new elections early in December after cabinet approval. He reserves right to seek a vote of confidence if the Assembly resists. Deputies face a tight deadline before elections. Parties clash over electoral method details.
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Paris
Frentier
Edgar Paure
French Nations Assembly
Stepa
Moroccan government in doubt as nationalist party blocks
In Rabat the main nationalist party refuses to back a new Moroccan government, clouding plans to form a representative cabinet under French pressure. Mehdi Ben Barka signals illegitimacy of Ben Youssef’s return, while Tuqla wants leverage. Violence continues as standoff unfolds.
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Associated Press
Rabat
Morocca
Tstigial Indépendence ‘Party
Tstigial
French Protectorate
Edgar Faure
Tuqla W
Siadi
Ben Youssef
Sxiled
Tangier
Weber Shows Weak Points Of Chest Fund
Roy Weber, general chairman, releases figures for the Corry Area Community Chest drive as the campaign enters its final week. The table shows received amounts and quota percentages by division toward the $83,452 goal, with lagging sectors including Industrial Employes and Government Banks Hospitals Utilities. Weber urges quick contributions, noting only a little over a week remains to meet the target.
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Aegon
Corry Area
Roy Weber
Vis Mall
Ion
Weber
Mill
Spring Corp Earnings Jump On Flood Damages
Spring Corporation reports earnings at 2.97 per share on 762500 shares for the first two months, up more than double a year ago. Net sales reach 38985848 with cost of goods sold at 30414087. Net income before taxes 46701884, taxes reduce to 224684. Dividends of 1.20 per share total 915000, leaving earned surplus up 1349. Flood damage in Connecticut plant adds 365000 to costs, including 97000 in supplies and 280000 for cleaning machinery and work in process, plus 15000 for building and parking lot damage.
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Associated Spring Corporation
Carlyle F Bates
Raymond Mfg. Co
Yobr
Connecticut Platita
Corry School Plans Land Sale Hearing for Redmond Plot
A Corry school board hearing on November 14 addresses selling a 10 foot wide parcel adjacent to Wright Street near Weight School to Mr. and Mrs. W. A Redmond for 350 dollars. The sale, approved by the board and requested to Erle County Court, aims to clarify future use to avoid impact on the Redmond home.
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W. A Redmond
Inna
Redmond
Wright Street
Weight School
Corry School Board
Erle, Couunty Court
Bright Prospects For Road Plan Passage In 1956
Hot Springs Va prospects for congressional approval of a multibillion dollar highway program next year grew brighter after a statement by Commerce Secretary Weeks. He said the administration would accept bonds or a mix with user tax revenue to win enactment, despite Congress’ rejection of Eisenhower and Democratic plans this year. The plan would raise about 21 billion dollars over 30 years, with competing bills proposing 12 to 15 billion more funded by automotive taxes. House Speaker Rayburn warned passage this year was unlikely, but both parties pressed for early next year action, amid a business council meeting endorsing the effort and Weeks urging support for highway funding.
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Secretry of Commerce
Lixis
House
Eienhower
Eisenhower
Filion
D-Mdi
Rayburn D-Text
Senate Works
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
Weeks
Congress
Five Killed In Plane Crash Near Williamsport
Officials sifted through wreckage of a private plane near Williamsport to identify victims. Four of the five dead were members of a single family: Dr. Marven Larson, 96, his wife Dorothy 36, and two of their six children, Marven and Kater Monatthold, plus Ragwell Goyee of Bloomingdale, NY. State Police reported passengers and crew were killed when the craft apparently failed and crashed after a trailing sound was heard.
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Williamsport
Arionaudos
Marven © Larson
Dorothy
Marven
Témonthsold
Kater
Middle Lien
Ragwell Goyee
Bloomingburs
Edward 8. Moore
State Police
Guronautical Division
Taupe Snd
Larsen
Berchorart Bonini
Talks With Red China Delayed Await Geneva Parley
Sen George D-Gul said Red China not asked to renounce force in proposals for settling eastern disputes. He noted Geneva talks must proceed and a foreign minister level conference will require willingness to settle differences peacefully. Dulles indicated Big Four Geneva opening should focus on European issues and German unification.
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Associated Pres
Washington
George D-Gul
Red Ching
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Syre
United States
Peiping
Formosa
Dulles
Red Chins
Monnday
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Britain
France
Russia
Hit Run Crash on Route 6 Leaves One Injured
Police report details a midnight hit and run west of Union City on Route 6. Clyde Williams, 18, R. 12 Waterford, was hospitalized with a deep laceration and possible shoulder fracture after his car rolled over multiple times while avoiding another vehicle. The damaged 1947 model car was towed from the scene with $200 damage noted. An ongoing investigation aimed to locate the other driver.
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Corry
Union City
Clyde Williams
R. 12
Waterford
Stem Memorial Hospital
Unwin City
Willams
Willims
Iia
Nanich
Shih Suth
Kearns to Visit Corry Next Week
Kearns will visit Corry next week at Ye Corry Post Office on Friday October 28 with sessions from 10 am to noon and 1 pm to 2 pm. He will be available for interviews by the public during the service tour, announcing his plan to visit the Winn District and meet local officials.
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Winn Kearns
Wisting
Gilecon LY
Thief Steals From Trenton Pharmacy Vault
A theft occurred in Trenton where a thief took about $150 from an establishment. The incident involved misread or garbled notes but centers on a missing cash amount and a suspect in custody or under questioning. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Trenton
Beth
Columbus Dam in Earlier Days Photos and Local Lore
A vintage image shows Columbus Dam before destruction, with the old Columbus Jail nearby. The jail reportedly used once, a man died of thirst after the constable misplaced the key. Before 1900 one could travel by owl seven miles up the pond, and the area was a popular boating and fishing spot near Clymer. The photo is courtesy of George Gordon.
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George Gordon
Driver Class Poses Problem At School Here
Abe Corry Area High School will add a driver training program next month with sewing and typing courses also planned. About 194 students enrolled, and administrators must fit scheduling and facilities for a large turnout. The sewing class will host about 68 students and typing about 47, with sessions starting November 2 and November 1 respectively.
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Lb. M. Douglas
Dougllas
Douglas
Walntue
Nt School
Braininis
Dollis
Clisses
Lmwing
Admits Theft Of 44 Pennies At Local Store
A man confessed to stealing 44 pennies and a marked bill from a North Center street sale location. He told Chief Hurley Drake the act was by a 12 year old on probation for a burglary here and in Water City earlier this year. The attempted spending at a Greenbury Store near the sales agency was thwarted, and the case will be recorded in the probation file.
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North Center Street
Hurley Drake
Drake
Water City
Frost Fails to Hit Early This October Month
The article notes October 24 as a late frost date with temperatures dipping below freezing. Forecaster George Mulderick cites last year's October frost as earlier, while current readings show a chilly 29 degrees at night and a 60 degree high. Core district rainfall averages show 4.60 inches for October normally, with 4.69 inches already recorded this year.
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Uae
George Mulderick
State Deed Sparks Dam Area Legal Standoff
Officials allege the State Fish Commission dismissed plans to rebuild the dam site long controlled by the Columbus Municipal Authority. The land transfer raises questions about water rights, property ownership, and future construction along the river. Local agencies debate authority, timing, and regulatory steps as litigation looms.
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Columbus Munici Pit Authority
Resigns State Post Amid Fire Risk Controversy
A Harrisburg based State Game Commission official resigns under pressure from wildfire response failures. The longtime employee, with about 30 years of service, steps down effective October 1, with details of the position and duties shifting as the agency reorganizes responsibilities.
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Harrisburg
Tay
Noruinr
Gillord
Sneak Thief Strikes Twice At City Church
Rev William Seitz reports two burglaries at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Thief opened a door to steal $11 from offices and a container. a window was broken earlier in October. Officers found tiger marks, a left flash light, and glass fragments. pastor found the church unlocked upon return at night and suspects a lone intruder.
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William Seitz
Rev. Seitz
Seitz
Illo
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Hatime
Ol Kore
Ater
Ayntion Todky Bir
One of the Country's Richest Men Dies
An unclear obituary note reports the death of a wealthy individual described as among the nation’s richest. The garbled text hints at business prominence and a long life, referencing a notable founder or owner and a historic company or family legacy.
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Schine Discharged From Army Today Po pte x
A central figure in the McCretry Army story is reported discharged today. The item mentions a Georgy figure and notes a noon post by a local post, with police file activity dated July 20. The brief hints at corporal status and a return to civilian life.
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Schine
Army Today
Po Pte x
Georgy
Bifker
Abe
Benin
Aluka
Supt age leader dies in Jackson VitdE Fla
A local obituary notes the death of a prominent superintendent and longtime leader in Jackson Florida. The article recalls his service, community impact, and mentions his name and date of passing with mourning statements from colleagues.
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