New Hospital Plans Spark Local Campaign Push
Corry board members disclosed details of a proposed new Memorial Hospital with a projected total cost of 1 046 796 and a federal share of 340 357. The campaign fund holds 187 000 cash, 150 000 in government bonds, leaving 42 000 in pledges and a 229 000 outstanding balance. Directors weigh revisions to lower costs and secure federal approval for a 60 bed facility in the coming weeks.
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Corry
Raposed Memorial Hospital
la En Institution
Nowinr
Eben
Ingyllel
Thyntulen
Eney
Fed- Hil
Luis
Nesen Plavix
Eiver
Alsay
Siste
Corryighth
Pennsylvania
Tew
Sears
Assuruce
Soviets Evacuate Northern Korea
Moscow dispatch from TASS reports Soviet army detachments withdraw from northern Korea, the second Red army group to quit the Communist controlled sector, hailed by the public before departing October 24.
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Moscow
TASS
Pyongyang
Sviet
Korea
Red Army
War crimes court clears 13 Hitler top commanders
In Nuremberg on day nine of the nine month trial, an American war crimes court acquitted 13 of Adolf Hitler’s top military leaders of planning or executing aggressive war. The panel ruled the men were not policy makers, with verdicts citing roles as subordinate planners while the trial continues.
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Hitler
Associated Press
Mernberg
Germany
Wat
Adolf Hitler
Doctors Named for Draft Board in Union County District
Two Union County physicians, Dr. Andrew Sherwood and Paul Harmei, were named as medical advisers for Draft Board No. 64 at Union County. Their appointments, among more than a hundred, were disclosed by Henry Grass, county director. The medical advisory will assess the physical and mental condition of registrants ages 19 through 35 and guide local boards statewide. Naval boards will not conduct induction exams. Army recruiting centers will handle that duty.
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Union Cy
Andrew Sherwood
Paul Harei
Soi
Union Cty
Henry Grass
Pind
Naval Boards
Erie
Elaine
Griss
James Duff
Truman
Merchants to Meet Next Week for Chamber Nominating Session
Nominating committee to select candidates for the January officers election of the Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will be named on Thursday November 4 at 80 p.m. The meeting at the Boston House will cover other business including a report on the latest quarry. Organizers hope a large turnout to discuss ideas for seasonal displays and improve past year’s reception.
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Chamber of Gouimerce
Boston House
Israel Rejects Council Order
Paris October 27 Israel rejected the acting premier and foreign minister Moshe Shertok’s reply to the United Nations mediator Dr. Ralph Bunche. Israel argues withdrawal from territories remains a negotiable issue and says the reply will be presented to the UN Security Council for consideration.
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Israel
Associated Press
Paris
Trael
Pilesilie
Newey Front
Aputhorn
Tsvael
United
Natons Security
Israe
Ralph J Bunche
United States
Moshe Shertok
Bunche
Waterhouse to Head Gun Club
The Corry Rod and Gun Club elected W W Waterhouse as president at its October meeting held at the Sportsmen's Home on Washington street. New officers include Clare Capwell vice president and George Taylor financial secretary with several others named to two year terms on the board. The group praised a year of success including a full club home renoration and grounds improvements costing about 1809. A social hour with cider and doughnuts followed the adjournment.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club
Washington Street
W W. Waterhouse
Clare Capwell
George Taylor
William Moir
Kermit Mewes
LeRoy Cady
Eugene Smith
Glare Hillstrom
Lester Darker
William Shamburge
Columbus
Tne
Herman Steayes
Seek Applicants For Police Test In City Building
City officials remind that applications for the city police test will be taken at the Municipal Building at 10 o clock next Friday morning. Only one application has been received so far and more are hoped for before the test. A pension plan with death and injury benefits for patrolmen and a likely pay scale revision in next year s budget could make the police officer position more attractive than in the past.
Margaret's Shop Sale Completed in Missouri
Mrs Qo Mee GLUT Anders of Mizar region completes sale of the grocery and confectionery shop on North Center Street in a remodeling era. Margaret Bartholme, who ran the store for nearly two decades, exits due to health. new owners Edward Andreou and Harry Shimmer assume management. The Grail Shoppe at Grand Theatre complex was relocated to the Relet building.
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Anders
Ak Sagar
Margaret Bartholme
Garthulme
Murmiits
Hertis Ferky
I Grand Theatre
Hullatig
Tield Well Snows
Andurgou
Aeva Supply Mfz
Corry
West Park
Melvin
Sixteen year old charged after motor count wreck
James Williams age 16 of IW West Frederick street faces charges for driving with no license after a one car crash. He reportedly used his father Robert's car on Wright Brow past East FredericMt streets. Police say the vehicle struck a utility pole, damaging the front end. Passengers Kenneth Joy and Pete Banders escaped with minor injuries. Rev Joseph R Clair said his son Joseph narrowly avoided the crash. Treasury figures also released show receipts 26,095,865.01 expenditures 704,83,587.60 balance 4,619,978,142.45 debt 252,907,228,451.49.
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James Willams
Frederick Street
Wile
East FredericMt
Robert
Huntor Mibk
Wright Brow
Une
Kenneth Joy
East South Street
Pete Banders
Corry
Nccicerit
Joseph R. Clair
Joseph
Treasury
Washington
U. S. Treasury
Robt McDonald 10 Die After Auto Crash Near Spring Creek
Ten year old Robert Lee McDonald of Ripley died after a collision east of Spring Creek Intersection yesterday at 4 pm. The car, driven by Alvin Hilines of Irvine, left the road and struck the boy as he walked toward a store. Survived by parents, four sisters, four brothers, and paternal and maternal grandparents. Interment in Ripley. services at Spring Creek church.
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Spring Creek
R. D
Ator
C. Hilings
Ievine
Ravinimd Wie
Harvey
Ripley
Puesiria Creek
Ales McDonale
Marlon
Trings
Sx Beuthiers
Bael
Arthur
Corry
Lester
Oh Trev
William
Tharvey
Crook
Mes
Harrigan
Mobontt
Martha Mcl Pond
Jimerat
Joh
Guiriey Emery
Corry Driver Unhurt in Foggy Wreck West of City
Corry resident David Crowell, driving a 1949 Chevrolet sedan, escaped serious injury when his car left Route 6 one mile west of Corry. Dense fog blanketed the area and much of southwestern Pennsylvania. State Police investigated the crash near the Post House. vehicle damage was extensive.
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David Crowell
Corry FB
Peninsylvania
Yugoslav Deputy Hits West Policy in Greece
Paris report says Yugoslav Deputy Minister Alun Bebler attacks Western policy toward Greece, urging stronger measures and UN action. Bebler asserts U.S. expansion aims and urges Western allies to support Greek rebels while warning against Soviet and European responses. Washington coverage notes debate among European nations on military and economic support, with potential costs and strategic stakes.
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Greece
Chritreany
Paris
Bel
Yundlav
Parra Minater
Alun Bebler
Salle Westen
Greaces
Tue
Waltons
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Markod Yashadis
Thwetas
Ately
Ecumiliuik Ae Gralee
Papitey
Bebler
United States
Lonly
U.S
Associated Press
Ted
Derailment disrupts French mines strike tensions rise
Zonal reports say a derailment near Marseilles halted traffic for five hours after miners threatened a general sit-down in northern French mines in solidarity with the coal strike. In Washington three nations agree to review German reparations allocations, while Asia and Berlin dispatch conflicting lines on military and air agreements.
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Washington
United
Britain
France
State Department
Local Store to be Enlarged by 44-Foot Addition
Paul Meerdink's Mens clothing store will double in size with a 44 foot rear extension. Workmen begin remodeling within days and a fire escape is being extended to the east. A new room on North Center Street and a new roof covering are planned. Completion is expected by December with new display cases arriving next month.
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Shaun
Paul Meerdints
Horn Jblook
Jack MacInnes
Mtr. Meerdink
North Center Street
Tate
Truman makes initial invasion of New England on campaign train
President Truman, en route to Boston for a Massachusetts visit, drew heavy crowds in New England with plans for speeches in Hartford and Boston. Officials forecast continued focus on defense readiness as the campaign intensifies, with Tobin predicting strong electoral support and Dewey labeled as poll-driven. A separate report notes a Pennsylvania train wreck near Uhrichsville, killing the engineer and fireman and injuring 12.
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Ita
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Dewey
GOP
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Tobin
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Pennsylvania
Hire
Voters and youths tangled in Halloween vandalism probe
State Police investigate several villages near Lovell Station and farmers west of the city after reported depredations. Prosecution to follow. In Pittsburgh area, 12 two man teams probe alleged voter fraud in Homestead as county board and GOP officials note over-registration and irregularities at about 37 Homestead dwellings.
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ROBE
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Cain
County Board of Elections
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