Red Border Guards Called To Help Curb Budapest Uprising
Budapest faced a fourth day of bloody street fighting with 10,000 dead or wounded as riots surged. Nagy announced a new popular govt including several anti Communist elements while Austrian police reported Russians attempting to seize control. Rebels claimed border forces opened paths to interior towns, and rumors spread that Nagy had been arrested as Soviet divisions moved to assert authority.
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Red Border Guards
Budapest
Vienna
Hungary
Frank Goverment
Frohtiee Pollo
Wunigasuin
Mungothia
Mingarlany
Rao Hie
Didi Pest Gven
AuldneWgmien
Gyont Sweitelys
Rim Budapit
Helokaten
Qlui Artion
Irwley
Porky
Eisenhower Enters Hospital for Pre election Checkup
President Eisenhower goes to Waller Reed Hospital for a complete medical examination by eight doctors. A public verdict will be issued tomorrow afternoon, with praise for his health if favorable. He plans a Dixie campaign for Monday with stops in Memphis Texas Oklahoma and other Southern states.
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Wasitington UI
Eisenhower
Army
Waller Reed
Dixie
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Oklahoma
Florida
Virginia
Tennessee
White House
Drew Pearson
Columbine Tet
Neorthy
Minneapolis
Seattle
Rain Marks Small Game Season Opener in Pa
Rainy weather dampened opening day across eastern and central Pennsylvania as hunters headed into the small game season. The Game Commission projected up to 200000 seekers, while conditions in western areas offered brief hopes for clearing skies.
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Jwoodk Wi
Pennsylvania
West Ey
Bilea
Linsentan
The
Game Commission
Hieoréaion
Séaxon
Miselon
Dry Legat
J. Bennett
Commisalon
Hareiaurg
Uae
Turkey
Two Killed In Car Trailor Crash On Pike
A tractor trailer crashed into a car on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Donegal early today. Roy A. Shipley, 48, of Cumberland Maryland, and 1 year old Grete Temarl of New York City died. Driver Joseph Owiesenfeld, 24, of New York City, had a fractured ankle and other injuries. Temarl’s sister Anna, 16, was hospitalized in serious condition with undetermined injuries.
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Pumnnoet
Penpaylvania Turnpike
Donegal
Tell Wig
Maryland Trucker
Joseph Owiesenfeld
New York City
Temart
Ochiesenfeld
Anna
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Adlai Makes Final Vote Bid In California
Adlai E Stevenson campaigned in California for its 22 electoral votes. He denounced the hydrogen bomb arms race as madness and accused President Eisenhower of misrepresenting his call for a halt to hydrogen bomb testing. He urged a bipartisan approach while stressing the need to curb nuclear threats. In New York, Hungarian exile Charles Peyer, 16, died after arriving in the United States in 1949.
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Adlai Ebevenson
California
Eisenhown
Washington Square
National Bakers' Union
Albugerdie
Ie Albuquerque
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Stevenson
Rock Island
I Party
Eisenhower
New York
Charles Peyer
Silf
Social, Democrat
United States
Hungary Case May Go To UN Security Council
Hungary’s U.S. contact discussions continued with top Hungarian diplomat in Washington summoned to meet Robert Murphy to discuss the uprising. First secretary Tibor Zander was asked to meet at noon as consultations with Britain and other allies on bringing the case to the United Nations persisted. State Department officials denied reports of a joint UN action announcement and said there had been no word from the Budapest legation since Thursday.
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Mnoumne Ei
Hungary
Washington
Robert Murphy
Peter *Os
New York
Department
Tibor Zander
Murphy
State Department
Lincoln White
United States
Britain
Prince
United Nations
London
Ale Tala
U. 3. Legation
Budapest
Piodn
U S Resumes Aid to Egypt After Canal Crisis
U S officials say aid shipments to Egypt have quietly continued, with locomotives, machinery, barges and newsprint moving to Egyptian ports. The program, part of a 20 million dollar backlog, was delivered despite the Suez crisis and a temporary delay while canal status was clarified.
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United States
Egypt
State Department
Internaional Co-operation Administration
Nasser
Congress
Cairo
Feyot
Suez Canal
Bricker Warns U S Not To Drop Guard In Eastern Europe
Army Secretary Brucker told the Association of the United States Army that America must stay vigilant as Soviet satellites face rising turmoil. He warned that anything could result and vowed U S forces are ready to meet any enemy anywhere under any circumstances. The convention continued with a missiles panel. Patricia Ann Barber, 19, of Indiana, died in a one car crash on Route 600 east of Indiana Indiana.
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Bricker
Europe
America
Brucker
United Eistes Army
Ak Tips
Army
Indiana
Patricia Ann Barber
Indina
Delare
New York Trip Plan For Thanksgiving Weekend Tour
A reader plan details a New York City trip leaving November 4 and returning November 26. The Er ie Railroad package prices adults 4276 and children 2725 under 12, with roundtrip travel, hotel stays, and guided tours of Broadway and Times Square. The program includes two Saturday and Sunday sightseeing options, timed to peak theater season with marquee shows listed for reference. The note cites joint sponsorship by Erie Railroad and The Corey Journal, with continuation on Page Four.
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New York City
Erie
Hole
New York
Sart Unley
Erie Fabinbad
Corey
Local Man Admits Theft In City Home Burglary
Charles R. Berkhous, 24, of 343 Spring Street confessed to burglarizing the Wells home at 144 Lemon Street Thursday night after Mrs and Mrs Wells identified him. He led officers through a changing story before signing a two page confession and pled guilty at a hearing before Alderman Cobbett. He was jailed awaiting further action by an Erie County judge.
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Acumnen Py Vatromnen van Gorsei
Charles R. Berkhous
Spring Street
John Wells
Lemon Street
Berkhous
Harley Drake
Berk- Dour
Worth Street
West Main Street
Wells
Furnitire
Steen
Berktiolls
Wellson West
Pleasant Street
Erle County
School Tax Penalty Starts
City Treasurer Carl Smith warned that unpaid school taxes totaling 95 020 remain due, with 21 291 in property taxes and 4 329 in personal levies. Personal tax was 7 per person, property rate 9 mills. total duplicates near 101 525 property and 99 042 personal levies. A five percent penalty will attach after October. delinquents will be turned over to a special tax collector after settlements with the school district, adding costs to taxpayers.
Governor Leader Named In Two Warrants
Gov. Leader is charged with criminal contempt of court in warrants issued by Dauphin County authorities. The warrants, based on statements about the Perinnsylvania Turnpike Commission, allege a conspiracy to defy state officials. Attorney General Herbert D. Cohen leads the inquiry, with details provided by Charles W. Stickler Jr and attorney Tar Manu-Mine Compton.
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Lend
Charles W. Stickler Jr
Manu-Mine Research and Development, Co
Readinc. oeRar
F. Compton
Manu-Mine
Dauphin County
Herbert D. Cohen
Wte
Compton
Jamex ‘le Grimes
Stickler
Ata
Warry L. Page
Rervn
Daylight saving ends in Corry and major cities tonight
DST ends tonight affecting New York New Jersey Connecticut Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island and parts of Pennsylvania Michigan Illinois Virginia Indiana and data ware. Major cities such as New York Chicago Boston Washington Pittsburgh and Philadelphia will adjust schedules including Westbound trains No 577 7145 pm and No 9 1 12 pm Sunday only and Eastbound trains No 8 10 2 15 am No 1 Sunday only and No 6 9 30 pm. Television networks will revert to standard time as viewers see extended DST programs end.
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New York
New Jurney
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Migiourt Ilinois
Virginia
Indiana
Data Ware
Chicago
Lois
Boston
Washington
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Evie Railroad
Sunnday
Four Killed In Air Force Plane Crash in Pennsylvania
In central Pennsylvania a C119 Flying Boxcar crashed into a 1,000 foot rise on Blue Mountain during heavy rain, killing four crew members. An Air Force inquiry will determine cause. Identification of the casualties was withheld pending relatives’ notification.
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Newville
Air Force
Blue Mountain Range
Pennsylvania
Harrisbilys
Jehan
Pennesylvania
Huntliy Gublax
Polytechnic Institute Stray Vote Causes Presidential Tie
In recent elections the Polytechnic Institute saw another stray vote incident. The tally shows Eisenhower winning over Stevenson by 1,29 votes, amid confusion and fragmented reporting from last week’s referendum.
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POLY
Baltimore
Polytechnic
Ing Mamin
Eisens Hower
Btevenson Tal
Halloween Parade Draws City Youths in Park to Center Street
A Halloween youth parade drew a score of youngsters in City Park ending at Center Street through the business district. Dennis Crowell Donald Johnson and William Walsh received $5 prizes for best costumes as participants were rewarded and sent home with treats at parade end.
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Asre
Toon
Dennis Crowell
Donald Johnson
William Walsh
Firemen Save School Stand At Concession Fire
A fire at the temporary concession stand at the west end of the school field yesterday afternoon endangered a storage of about 260 dollars worth of hot foods. Samurg Hose Company and local church organizers contained the blaze quickly after Eugenie Matson alerted officials. No injuries reported.
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Samurg Hose Company
Conny Area
ShinhWin
Berg
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Aust Borgrin
Jos Dah
David Depew
Eugenie Matson
Corry
Anderson
Lust
Savings And Loan Opens Club For Corry Residents
A local savings and loan association announces a community club initiative in Corry. Homet Bulard, the manager, outlines plans to support residents with nearby services while City Lybe Mise operates a separate program.
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Corry
Bulard
Emby
City Lybe
Rivne
Toki Orate Nipnmn
Ty Atartiiyy
Woman Justice Dix5 Sacremento Case Filings
An unclear court document from Sacramento references Annette Aubott Adams with redactions and mentions the California District Court and a county official. The text hints at a presiding judge and a deceased individual tied to a legal proceeding, but specifics are obscured.
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Sacramento
Annette Aubott Adams
Wit Redleysl
California
Trealdenye Witte
State to spend 29 million on Route 6 relocation plan
Pennsylvania highways secretary Josph T. Lawler announced a three year program to modernize Route 6 with about 28 to 29 million dollars. The plan relocates Route 6 from the intersection of Clinton and Center streets westward along West Columbus Avenue into the steep grade by the State Fish Hatchery, eliminating Center and West Smith streets as part of the 1 8 highway. Lawler stressed funds would favor the federal system over a new interstate alignment, and the proposal was discussed at a Roosevelt Highway Association meeting in Wellsboro.
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Kane
Galeton
Josph T. Lawler
Pennsylvania
Corry
Lawler
Com Himbus Avenue
North Center Street
West Columbis Avenue
State Fish Hatchery
Center Street
Wes Smit Street
Wey
Wellsboro
Local Doctor Backs Plea For Fluorides in City Water
A local physician supports fluoridation citing a citizen letter to Mayor Cherry and a long council discussion. Dr J Gui Butters urges action after a decade of debate, referencing New York State experiments and observed dental decay differences in children.
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J. Gui Butters
Gotinmil
Butterstotter
Cherry
Cinima Ang
Hudson River
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