Bishops Back Down In Czech Church Battle
Czechoslovakia October 25 Associated Press report says Catholic bishops told priests they may accept state salaries and swear loyalty to the communist regime while noting reservations. Bishops pressed a conciliatory line, hinting at possible church state negotiations and a new settlement as authorities clamp down.
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Associated Pres Rague
Czechoslova K
People's Democratic
Alexei Cepida
Nso
Youngster Keeps Fracture Secret in Corry Football Incident
A Corry boy, age unspecified, hid a broken left shoulder from his parents after playing football with an older brother at the family home. His pain grew to the point he went to Corry Hospital where X rays confirmed the fracture and he was treated and released.
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Robert Caster
Corry
Bu Lo
Walter Chalér
Corry ‘Hospital
Young Wabert
Airored
Peire
U S Official Ordered to Leave Prague in 24 Hours
London dispatch says John Heyn, a U S embassy employee in Prague, is ordered to depart within 24 hours amid Prague protest accusing him of spying. Last week Samuel Meryn, an embassy clerk, was arrested on spy charges and Izsak Patéch, the political attaché, was urged to withdraw. Meryn faces a Czech court trial.
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U.S
Prague
Associated Press
London
Czechoslovak Telegraphic Agency
John Heyn
United States
Czecho- Slovakia
U. S
Samuel Meryn
Isasc Pateh
Meryn
Joint Chiefs Meet In Session First Time Since Unification
Washington dispatch reports the Joint Chiefs of Staff convened for the first regular session since unification. Attending were Defense Secretary Johnson General Omar Bradley General Lawton Collins Admiral Denfeld and Admiral Vandenberg. A House hearing had criticized sea power and Bradley defended the services prompting a McCormack rebuke in Boston.
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Bradley
House Dem
Crommelin
Associated Press
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Capitol Hill
House
Defense
Johnson
Gert. Hoyt Vandenberg
Air Force
Staf
Admial Laws
Denfeld
Hayal Operations
Vandenberg
Puerto Rl
House Armed Services Committee
Army
Collins
Defense Johnson
Force
McCormack
Massachusetts
Fancy Dans
Fancy Dan
Army Plans Release Of 30000 Draftees In Dec Discharges
Secretary of the Army Gray announced a plan to discharge about 30,000 men who enlisted under the draft tag. Discharges begin December 1, with eligible draftees offered immediate separation after one month of service. The release, prepared for the National Guard Association conference, follows authorization by Secretary of Defense Johnson.
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Army
Associated Prox
Montgomery
Ala
Secretary of the Army
Gray
National Guard
Amoain
Warner
Defenst
Treasury Budget Figures Published in Washington Dispatch
Treasury totals show net receipts of 97.0 million dollars for October with expenditures at 482.8 million. Latest balance figures reflect government financial activity, indicating a substantial gap between receipts and outlays for the period.
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Treasury
Washington
Taioh Balamas
Tdtat
Grand Jury Subpoenas Issued in Corry Case
Eight Corry residents were subpoened to appear before a grand jury in the November term of the criminal court to present evidence in the case against Jess Allen charged with assault with intent to kill and aggravated assault. Allen, a Union City resident, was arrested September after stabbing Patrolman Harley Strane and slashing Stephen and Kathryn Reynolds in an East South Street home. He pleaded guilty but offered no defense at arraignment before Alderman M. Cobbett, with no bond set. he has remained in Erie County Jail. He was shot in the leg by Cpl. Leslie Kelly during the September 4 incident. The cited to appear include Chief Harley Drake, Patrolman Kelly, Strane, Stephen and Kathryn Reynolds, Pvt. Walter Kripa, and George McDonnell.
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Allen
Erle County
Nye Corry Hospital
Cpl
Leslie Kelly
Reynolds
Strane
East South Street
Neighbors aid family after serious blaze in Crawford county
Temmors at Lemtson's Corners rally to help Mr and Mrs Perry Tillotson and their six members after a Sunday fire destroyed their four room home. Neighbors provided food and clothing while searches for temporary housing continue. Fire origin uncertain though electrical wiring suspected. family staying with relatives in Spartansburg during weekend. Insurance covers part of $4,000 loss. rebuild planned near original site.
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Spartansburg
Tillotson
Jof Fuller
Sumijrmani
Stanford Hose Planning Ball Set For November Armory Event
Stanford Hose Company announces its annual Firemen Ball to be held in the State Armory on November 3. Organizers say music by a six-piece orchestra will provide dancing, with proceeds benefiting station upkeep and related fire department needs. Proceeds support the fire station and equipment maintenance.
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Stanford
Conway
Wien
State Armory
Ttl
Mons. M.ther
Rail service into city cut tonight amid coal strike
Corry to lose four Pennsylvania passenger trains as government order trims service. East and west routes on Renovo and Oil City lines halted tonight. substitute mail by truck and reduced schedules to Erie and Kane arranged. No. 973, a Sunday run, also cut. service shifts to overcome gaps with minimal disruption.
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Corry
Oil City
Gi City
Ube
Ll City
Erie
Pennsy
Erie Post
Kane
Mell City
Pittsburg
Buk
Cory Willo
Brin-Renova
Snowy Start as Temperatures Drop Across Pennsylvania
A light snow event began in Pennsylvania with white flakes seen near East Waterford, melting quickly as a high pressure ridge moves through the central Appalachians. Central PA towns report lows from 29 to 44 degrees, with forecasted lows near 45 and highs around 55 and a trend toward near normal temperatures and scattered frosts in the next two days.
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Pennsylvania
East Waterford
Mountain Fire Tower
Harrisburg
Weather Bureau
Central
Appalachians
Phillinsbore
Penneylvania
Bariisourg
Police Trace Driver Involved In Route 6 Crash
Police traced a driver involved in a Route 6 crash after midnight in Newark. The report notes larceny or registration issues and no operator’s license. No injuries described. investigation ongoing.
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RT 6
Attlee Faces Political Storm Amid Labour Turmoil
London reports a political storm as Labour leader Attlee battles criticism. Supporters warn against hasty elections while Conservative critics urge decisive action. A confidence vote looms as the government confronts an economic squeeze and rising public discontent.
Wounded by Craze Farmer Rampage in Waterford
Waterford report details a violent spree by Joe Runyon a middle aged farmer who unleashed gunfire in a resort village. He fired through windows wounding two and injuring several others before a final chest shot ended his assault. Police say a note suggested planned escalation and that Runyon’s motives remain unclear.
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Assucaia Press
Waterford
Joe Runyon
Runyon
Averas
Wb Pontikc
Trene Zirawsk
Emelay
Helen Psafik
Fannie
Rumyon
Camden
Howard Unruh
Pontiac
Hatiste
Oakland County
George Taylon
Won, Jr
Three Constitutional Proposals on Ballot for November 8
Voters will decide on two amendments and a referendum in Pennsylvania. The first would empower redevelopment authorities to issue tax relief for 25 years to spur housing and urban projects. Absentee voting options are noted to include those unable to attend due to illness or absence.
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Corry Yotens
Rte
Pennsylvania
Pennjaylvania
Cleveland CIO board faces left wing challenge
The CIO National Board wrestles with a left wing faction seeking a purge of about 1,000,000 members under leadership tied to leftist forces. President Philip Murray aims to maintain as many under his banner as possible while left wing leaders push for a wider coalition to back steel and related strikes amid internal conflicts.
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Red
Associated Press
Cleveland
Wachulive
Aa Wru
Imdlel Jof
Wafori
CTO
Philip
Murray
United Electrical Workers
Anny Harry Bridges
Inter
Ynional Longshoremen's and
Amecon
Ance
Two Runaways Apprehended in City
Local police recovered two missing youths, Jape Flore aged 16 of Trysaville and Jay Lee Gibson aged 2 of Tawnville, after telegraph system alerts. Both were delivered to Constable Theodors Ragin for return to guardians, with one reportedly bound for a care facility in Tombs.
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Lom
Ile Return Iify Po
Jape Flore
Trysaville
Jay Lee Gibson
Tawnville
Theodors Ragin
Chest Report Shows Late Campaign Donations and Pledges
A fragmented summary of campaign fundraising notes lists a total of 14,896 dollars with a stated target of 26,800. Various divisions such as Industrial employees, Retail, Professional, and Government sectors contributed or pledged amounts, with notes on progress and expected rising totals as payments come in.
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TV CVI
Corry
UL Wn
Muse
Concord
Ohal
David Swartz
Hinder
Hlores
Ustow
Counmbaucion Quote Corporation
Telus
Atomic blast survival odds outline by Army doctors
A bomb report by Maj Albert J. Bauer and Capt. John R. Hogness describes survival chances at various radii from a nuclear blast. Four miles away offers near perfect safety, half a mile inner circle yields high risk, and within the inner half mile almost all deaths occur. The study cites Hiroshima Nagasaki and Bikini data and notes burns fractures and trauma as primary injuries.
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Associated Press
Messom
Kunda
Hyatt
Expostatt
Albert J. Bauer
U.S. Army Surgeon General's Office
Bauer
Baltes
Wis
John R. Hogness
U. S. Army Medical Center
Presentu
Hom
International Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Bikini
Mother slays son to spite in laws in Payetteville
Oct 21 in Payetteville West Virginia a 25 year old woman Margaret Woodson was charged with killing her 18 month old son to spite her in laws. State Police Lt Gibbs said the mother confessed stating she drowned the baby to end the family dispute.
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Cnssswreenen
Payetteville
Womsin
Joo
Kiie
Opl II
Dy Gibbs
Margaret Woodson
Kaymove Bottom
Kent Tie
Nation wide strikes threaten economy as talks fail
Washington to White House report on deadlocked coal and steel strikes. Ching to propose options including invoking the Taft Hartley emergency provisions or pressing parties to reach settlement. Progress limited. Truman undecided, with broader economic damage mounting as railroad and industry impacts spread.
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Associated Prong
Washington
Cyrus S. Ching
White House
Truman
Ching
Waite House
U. S. Steel Gorp
New York
U.S. Steel
Yemass
Goverment
Pennsylvanis
Long Island
New York Central
Feminole Nore
Smntize
Murray
Anna
Thonl
Dann
Herge Charges Wife Family Framed Him
Ellwood City inmate in life sentence for Billie Jean Fattier murder testifies in Federal court claiming his wife and family framed him. He pleaded guilty three years ago and Judge Gourley orders briefs due by October 31 after defense and prosecution testimony.
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Pittsburgh
Ellwood
Etecttmant
Pri Bu
Sim
Herge
Billie Jean Fattir
Wallace S Gourley
Jet airliner speeds record flight in early era
A historic jet liner reportedly achieved around 450 mph on a London to Tripoli route. The aircraft covered about 1 180 miles in roughly 2 80 minutes, averaging near 450 miles per hour despite fuel and equipment challenges. The report notes an early fire incident and emphasizes the significance of this speed milestone for transcontinental travel.
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London
Orrei
von Arne
Tive de Haustinnes Uoniet
Tim Zonlan
Tripoli
Lemdon
Cate Beni
Iri
Ciuiy
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