UN Delays Middle East Debate for Mediation Prospects
The United Nations Assembly delayed its debate on the Syrian Turkish crisis awaiting mediation results. Turkey proposed a three day halt to talks amid troopreinforcement maneuvers while Syria offered a pause to block a U S backed proposal. United States ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge welcomed mediation efforts and urged continued talks, with support echoed by Afghanistan Paraguay and Egypt. The Assembly approved Syria’s amendment by 37 10 with no abstentions, as delegates eyed a path toward peace and further negotiations.
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Paraguay
Egypt
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General Assembly
182 Enroll In Night Classes At Corry Area High School
About 182 registrants attended a Corry Area High School meeting to set evening hours for adult extension courses. Sewing, typing, art, and bookkeeping classes are planned under instructors Albert Fox, Raymond Sandburg, Bert William, William Miller, Ramsey Rogers, and Curtis Shell, with sessions at 7 p.m. on designated nights.
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Corry Area High School
L. M. Dowson
Albert Fox
Raymond Sandburg
Bert William
William Miller
Ramsey Rogers
Curtis @'Shell
Tm Light
Camp Burglars Strike Youthsville Area Camps
State police reported three camp burglaries in the Warren area last Saturday. Missing items include about 200 in cash, camp stoves, an electric hot plate, and a red plaid jacket. Entry was gained by breaking a window at the camps in Richland service stator in Barnes.
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Youngsville
Warren Parracks
Richland Service
Barnes
First Anniversary of Hungary Revolution Quietly Observed
Quiet observances marked the first anniversary of Hungary's revolution as Soviet troops and police remained poised. Embassies reported normal activity in Budapest while factory workers and students resumed routines. Leaders warned against public commemorations and vowed to use force if needed, with guards strengthened at key sites and controls on vehicles and duplicating gear.
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Atwehr
Tata
Pormany
Watern
Viet Joba
Burapest
Csepel Steel Works
Mingarhin
FAI Ain Lonks
Ingels
Janos Kadur
Troopa
Patriotic People’s Plan
Red Feather Campaign Reaches 44 Percent in 1957 Drive
The Corry Community Chest 1957 appeal hits 44 percent of goal as cochairmen Leo U and Frank McKnight report donations totaling 20 855 through yesterday. Divisions listed include Corporations, Advance gifts, Industrial, Fraternal, Professional, Banks Hospital and Government with varied sums. remaining drives include sites, employes, and direct mailings. A Pittsburgh judge fines lawyer Edward J Harkins 12000 for failing to file 1953 54 income tax returns and orders back taxes of 5842, noting his belief that the tax law was unconstitutional.
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Paul Brenoel
Roger Brown
Conrad Monroe
Pittsburgh
Edward J. Harkins
Johnstown
U. S
Harkins
Herbert P. Sore
Internal Revenue
Eisenhower Plans Space Age Talks Across Nation
President Eisenhower unveiled plans for a series of speeches aimed at the American people to renew faith in free world victory over communism in the space age. Speaking at a Waldorf dinner, he stressed funding for medical education and expanding health facilities while signaling upcoming discussions on science, defense, and the economy.
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Waldorf-Astoria
National Fund For Medical Education
Eisenhower
Solemmy
Russia
Clymer Firemen Save Home in Kitchen Blaze
Clymer volunteer firemen yesterday afternoon saved most of the home of Mr and Mrs George Smith on the Clymer North Clymer road after a kitchen fire gutted that section. An exact loss estimate was not available, but prompt firemen work preserved much of the house which was under remodeling.
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Clymer
Pennsylvania Flu Toll Reaches Fifty Eight
Associated Press reports the current respiratory illness epidemic in Pennsylvania climbs to 58 deaths, among the nation’s highest. School absences decline in Corty area easing the six day shutdown, while eight more deaths were logged yesterday across the state. Lehigh Valley shows improvement with no deaths in a week, and Clearfield County’s influenza information group says the outbreak may last two to three weeks with volunteers urged and postponement of gatherings. Continued coverage on Page Five.
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Conelway
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Wright
Douglas
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Spring City
Chester County
Lehigh Valley
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County Medical Society
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St. Francis Parochial School
Army Jupiter Missile Fired Successfully Test at Cape Canaveral
Capes Canaveral Florida witnessed a successful test of the Army Jupiter missile an intermediate range ballistic weapon designed for about 1500 miles. The rocket soared skyward traced an oval path lighting the Cape Canaveral area before landing in its preselected target zone. Pentagon declined to reveal range or other specifics.
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Miami Herald
Prime Minister Arrives To Enlist U S Aid In Science
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Washington for talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles aimed at strengthening American British cooperation in science and global peace. Dulles emphasized unity against the Communist world and described the talks as a step to widen friendship and cooperation across fields, noting Russia's missile tests and the Sputnik launch as context.
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Russia
Bare Collusion Between Morton Co and Baker Union
The Senate Racket Investigating Committee heard evidence of collusion between Morton Frozen Foods Co and the Bakery Workers Union. James Q. Cross, president of the Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union, denied personal involvement in organizing workers at the Webster City plant. Cross said he spoke with Nathan Shefferman of Chicago, linked to Labor Relations Associates who aided organizing. Shefferman, a friend of Dave Beck, was said to have helped defeat efforts by the United Packinghouse Workers Union and to have assisted in negotiating a contract with the Bakers Union. Witnesses, including management, testified yesterday. Continued on Page Two.
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Senate
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Bakery Workers Union
James Q. Cross
Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union
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Webster City
Iowa
Cross
Nathan Shefferman
Chicago
Shefferman
Dave Beck
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United Packinghouse Workers Union
Bakers’ Union
British Ship Sinks Three Lost After Collision Near Suez
The British freighter Shillong collided with the Puffins Congo in the Red Sea 160 miles south of Suez and sank with three crewmen dead, while six passengers and 83 crew were rescued by the Danish tanker Skotland and taken to Suez. The Puffins Congo continued to Kuwait with a cargo of air. Two British and one Pakistani crew member died.
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Corry Man Killed in Plane Crash near Fairview Airport
Corry man McVicker was killed when his light aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Fairview airport. Eyewitnesses reported engine trouble as the craft climbed then nosed over. Coroner Morse classified the death accidental due to a fractured skull while authorities investigated possible medical causes.
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Ted
Morse
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Morsé
Fairview
Missing Area Hunter Returns From Search in Blue Eye Woods
Harvey Snoore, 61, of Pittsfield, returned to his home after a long search by about 25 volunteer firemen from Youngsville and Garland. He was found in the Blue Eye area around 10 am apparently unconcerned about the extensive search effort and had been missing since the previous afternoon.
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Harvey Snoore
Pittsfield
Blue Eye
Youngsville
Garland
Queen's Return Sparks Editorial Demands
London editors push for closer royal access after Elizabeth II’s Canada and United States tour. The Daily Herald laments the need for tighter security at London Airport and argues the public would rather see the Queen freely mingling in Britain as she did abroad.
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United States
Britain
Atlantic
Laborite
Daily Herald
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Washington
America
Herald
England
Fire Levels Large Warehouse in Jamestown
A three alarm blaze yesterday destroyed a rambling storage building used by the Pennsylvania Gas Co in Jamestown. The fire caused about 100000 in damage and injured two company workers. Sparks showered a nearby home and a garage sustained fire damage as two 45 gallon drums exploded amid the heat.
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Pennsylvania Gas Co
James Gausebrook
Frewsbure
Richard
Warren
Carlton Palmer
Fairview
Hamir
Comipany 3
Suffrage Pioneer Dies in Dubuque
Miss Antin B. Lawttier, 85, prominent suffrage activist and Dubuque resident, died Monday. She was a key early advocate and the town’s first designated delegate after the 19th Amendment was adopted.
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Dubuque
Antin B. Lawttier
Northwest Weather Brings Heavy Snow and Cold Across Regions
Severe winter conditions sweep Northwest and Great Plains with heavy snow, bitter cold, and strong winds. Several states report subfreezing temperatures and blizzard-like conditions, while Montana and Dakotas face some of the coldest air of the season. Weather forecasters warn of up to 20 inches of snow in mountain areas and widespread travel disruptions across the region.
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Montana
Great Taskes
Dakotas
Ersten Washington
Kansas
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