Hungary Riots Near End As Red Troops Retreat Near
London reports Selwyn Loyd cites Soviet troop movements into Hungary while a Vienna radio claims rebels prepared a separate settlement. Sporadic fighting continues as Budapest radio says Soviet withdrawals are underway though confusion remains. Communist Hungary signals negotiate a withdrawal but no quick solution emerges as authorities seek order and new elections.
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Hungary
London
Parelyn
Selwyn Loyd
Soviet Union
Budapest
Viena
Bloyd
House of Commony
Huikapent Anesande
Abu
Fundiry
Area Man Loses Both Arms In Fall Into Power Saw
A 48 year old laborer in Youngsville fell into a bandsaw while cutting wood. He suffered the loss of both arms at mid forearm and could not explain how the accident occurred. Hospital staff pieced together a shaky account as he was unable to speak clearly.
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Youngsville UI
Stokes
Robert Knapp
Knapp
Blakes
Unclear military tribunal notes and confinement period
Fragmentary OCR describes a military tribunal context with references to a general council, charges, and potential honoraria or recognitions. Mentions a 12 sentence span and periods of confinement, with unclear names and places due to garbled text.
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Mamine
Pabris Elands
Ukeborg
Mure
Man And Wife Hurt In Crash Near Spartamuburg Route 77
A Cambridge Springs couple, John Horoschuck 29 and Norma 23, were injured yesterday when their car left Route 77 and struck a culvert east of Spartamuburg. Norma Horoschuck drove and lost control. both were taken to Corry Memorial Hospital. Police reported lacerations, head injuries, burns, possible concussion, and $1,000 damage to the car.
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Spartamuburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
John Horoschuck
Norma
Cambridge Springs
Focal
Polite
Mahany Resigns From Leader's Tax Committee
Senator Mahany resigns from the Governor's Tax Study Commission calling it a Democrat smoke screen. He urges a three point program and continuation of the 3 percent sales tax to address state finances. Governor Leader defends the panel as a nonpartisan effort to craft a fair tax structure ahead of the 1957 Legislature.
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Harushuru
Sen
Rowland B. Mahany
Senate
Governor's Tax Study Commission
Mahany
Ti Iis
Muhany Sid
Gid
Wit, Np
Warren Farmer Found Dead In Tub
A report states an eight year old farmer named Warren Farmer was found dead in a bathtub yesterday, body partially filled with water. Coroner EA Lowrey said there was no evidence of foul play and ruled the death as self-inflicted. The case remains under investigation and health officials note the victim had a fragile condition.
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Syaseuth
Lowrey
Lindsay
Joe
All Four Campaigns Swing Through Pa As Election Nears
Four presidential hopefuls and key Pennsylvania candidates crisscross the state in the final stretch before election day. Stevenson and Kefauver tour eastern and western Pennsylvania while Clark promotes older citizen benefits. Eisenhower and Nixon campaign statewide with Heinz Hershey stops as Duff predicts a strong GOP sweep and a continued Eisenhower administration coalition in Congress.
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Harrisborg
Demos
Penne Avivania
Adial Stevenson
Sen. Estes Refauver
Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Kefauger
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Kefouver
Lower Merion
Chestnut Hill
Clark
Elenhower
Nix
Weil Inn
Nour
GOP
George S. Bloom
Eisenhower
Aglat Stevenson
Nixon
Hershey
James Duff
Congress
America
Bloom
Sen
Duff
Bloort
E&enhower-Nixon
Barats
Laborer Dies Leaves 21000 Found In Room
Police probing the death of 61 year old laborer George Burt in UaNuNsBURG uncovered a cache of 21000 in his sparsely furnished room. The room contained cashier’s checks, a note for 4000, 69 twenty dollar bills, 41 ten dollar bills, and various currency in paper bags. Burt, formerly George Stathos, was a Greece native with no known relatives in the country. He was employed by a nursery and died unexpectedly while at work.
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Uanunsburg
Hay
George Burt
Bilt
George Stathos
Greece
Washington County
Stiff
Four Die In Navy Plane Crash Off Greek Coast
The Navy reported four fatalities from a plane crash off the coast of Greece during a routine training operation. The cause is unknown and the type of aircraft was not released.
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Washington
Navy
Uneasy Calm Prevails In Singapore
Singapore endures its first peaceful day after a government riot as troops patrol and curfews limit movement. Chinese groups reportedly attacked cars while business districts faced tense crowds. markets operated briefly as residents attended to essentials amid scattered violence and a student protest.
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Singapore
Ita
Wn Iti
Bualnest
Dumoies Bring Cops St Pay Rescue In Mississippi River
Dummies pulled from the Mississippi River led police to a grim find in the river. Reported bodies included three men, their clothing stuffed with debris, prompting an investigation into the circumstances and potential rescue efforts.
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Santa Wope and Rescue
Ten H
C J Union Plans Vote After Late Offer At Rex Theatre
The Corry Jamestown union schedule a 2 PM meeting at the Rex Theatre to vote on a new contract amid questions over two thirds turnout. A one day strike delay was agreed to allow a vote tomorrow at 10 AM, as federal mediator Grover Stainbrook helped avert a work stoppage pending the result.
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Agina-munuve
Corry-Jamestown
Rex Theatre
Mega~ Hee
Corry-Jamestown Fk. Corp
Rex
Grover Stain Brook Nat
Arma
Support Ruling Sparks Family Tensions in Uniontown
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a 1 year old garbage collector was ordered to pay 225 monthly support for his wife who claims 290 000 in cash and equity tied to a home in Buffalo New York. The case stems from a contentious divorce proceeding amid a coal mining region south of Uniontown as details of assets including a metal account surfaced during the court inquiry.
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Uniontown
Hhas
Hie Homme. Paul
Alph
Pine Milia Southwear
Here
Jurge
Driver Cited After Car Clips Pole In City
An 18 year old, Corty jouth, admitted to police that one armed driving caused a wreck on East Main Street. A 1951 convertible was demolished after veering off the road and hitting a utility pole. Fourteen year old occupants and others were taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for observation or care. The auto owner, Mrs. Dorothy E Bayle, was identified as the vehicle owner.
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RD. 4
Corty Jouth
Astraight
East Main Treat
David Bayle
East Mary Street
Tice Way
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gail Wilson
West Smith Street
Otter
Ibjway
Janet Taylor
Chestnut Street
Ronald Willey
R.D
Clymer
Judith Bayle
R. D
Corry
Dorothy E. Bayle
French Pressure Over Arabian Riots Sparks Protests
Paris urged Syria and Jordan to curb anti French rioting linked to Algerian independence. In Aleppo and Jerusalem clashes wounded dozens, with 85 arrests in Aleppo and French losses estimated over 500000 dollars. France demanded compensation and condemned the violence against consulates, schools, and embassies amid wider Arab world strikes.
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Paris
France
Syria
Jordan
Amba
Damascus
Aleppo
Sewor
Jerusalem
Altp
Lade
En Animha
Christian Pi- Tent
al Aleppo
Isk
Algiers
Duff Attacks Democrats on Taft-Hartley Act
Senator James Duff criticized Democratic support for the Taft-Hartley Act and accused them of opposing labor goals. He charged the party with stalling labor protections to aid an anti-labor agenda and aligned with the Eisenhower administration. The remarks came as campaigns referenced party lines and policy proposals.
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Smidntown
James
Duff
Denjoormlr
ufteHarley
Elenhower
Dutt
Will
Contrula Contracts Washington Rabiliticat Controversy
A confused note claims Chairman Leonart W. Hl urbe lacks control over many government contracts and notes no donations from the Pred fesse ennays Gury, suggesting governance questions and funding gaps in Contrula’s procurement.
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Contrula
Washigton--Rapiliticat Na Don
Leonart W. Hlurbe
Israel Prepares Troops as U S Warns Americans
Washington reports say President Eisenhower and aides fear a Middle East war may break out. Israeli Arab tensions rise as Ben Gurion and Levi Eshkol weigh options. officials warn the next 24 hours are critical. US may withhold aid due to European burdens and election pressures.
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Middle East
Washington
Eisenhower
Wee
UN seeks end to Hungarian war with Western backing
Western diplomats reported broad support for UN pressure on the Soviet Union to halt military intervention in Hungary. Delegates noted global protests and private talks to determine next steps as the Security Council debated the crisis. Yugoslavia abstained while nonmembers voiced rare backing for a UN response to the Hungarian situation.
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United Nations
Security Council
Hungary
Russia
Weslern
Koa
Budapest
Imre; Nagy
Arkady A. Sobolev
United States
Britain
France
Sobolev
Yqoalavia
Ajdea
Hunrarion
Ath
Thailand
Italy
Ireland
Spain
Husala
Tenty Cabot Lodge Jr
Union
U. S
Mingary
Chile
Eisenhower Leaves on South Tour After Medical Report
President Eisenhower departed from National Airport at 8 39 a m with a delegation including 1- Senhower to campaign stops in Miami and Jacksonville Fig and Richmond A large newsman and secret service crew followed two minutes behind schedule amid uncertainty about his final plans White House secretary Angety declined to rule out changing plans The president and Mrs Eisenhower appeared cheerful as they boarded Columbine Doctors at Walter Reed Army Hospital issued a routine pre election physical report saying he seems in excellent health The report and mobilization news dominated the day with a call for calm from Ben Gurion and a note that the trip may be shortened or altered per medical advice Continued on Page Bight.
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Naree Mereee Titienhower
Miller
National
Senhower
Miami
Jacksonville
Fig
Richmond
Vaz
Secret Service
Eisenhower
James
Angerty
White House
David Ben-Gurion
Alesent
Walter Reed Army Hospital
America
Rivenhower
Riots Flare in Italy Amid Student Demonstrations
chaotic clashes erupt as students favor Hungary and oppose communism, police clash with protesters near a government building. reports mention stones, clubs used by police, and attempts to storm guarded sites while streets fill with tension and conflicting party rhetoric.
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Italy
Geni Voukera
Buleing
Titi
Vernings
Mother Trallnie Pitting
Israelis Call More Defensive as Ben-Gurion Urges Caution
Israelis called up reserve battalions in a partial mobilization amid the gravest Arab-Israeli tensions since 1944. Israel denied escalation and reinforced borders while the United States warned Americans to leave the Middle East unless essential.
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Ben-Gurion
Jerusalem
Taraet Mobil
aed \t
United States
Fis
Fone
Middle East
Tve
Irae
Sarusalem
Egyptian Ships Nearing Israel
Egyptian ships near Israel reported by Verusa sector officials. Two Egyptian destroyers and other warships were seen moving toward the area from Alexandria, with movement suggesting a readiness to deter and buy time in case of attack. Tarnel government denies aggression.
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Verusalem
Trneuw
Inrwl
Hidf
Alexandria
Community fund drive nears peak amid strong giving
Weekend totals push contributions to 21 362 93 with major gifts from corporations at 10 970 00 and industry and retail sectors showing solid support. Cochairs praise residents as the campaign enters its final days and thank all donors for generosity and civic responsibility in aiding local needs.
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Ita
Cochairmen
Fielm
Callan
Potal Contribilijaghy
Corry Memorial Pass Named for Naik Cleared of Suspect
A Corry Memorial event moves forward after a trial clears Naik of charges tied to a shotgun pellet incident. Police report state witnesses identified the assailant, and officials approved the memorial plan with no additional arrests.
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Corry Hunter
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