UNICEF Drive Nets $432 in Corry Halloween Collection
Hundreds of young volunteers toured Corry from 6 30 to 7 30 p m raising 432 dollars for UNICEF the all time high in the city A party followed at centers across town with refreshments and favors For next year Rev Paul Bauer thanked the Civil Defense police and local clubs for aiding in a safe drive noting 725 children participated from 400 expected The largest centers were YMCA Wright School Harding School Lutheran and Presbyterian churches with totals ranging from 39 48 to 154 50 and an overall attendance of 725
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Unicef
Corry
Paul Bauer
Drive
Parly Center
YMCA
Wright School
Edward's
Harding School
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Unicef Committee
Municipal
Stewart Long
Charles Butters
Jerry Beal
William Stright
Rey. Saver
Service Club
Une
Two Priests Defy UNICEF Drive Over Communist Ties
In Waukesha County two Roman Catholic pastors refused parish children permission to join a UNICEF Halloween fund drive amid unverified claims of Communist links. The pastors of St. Marys Pewaukee and St. Chrysostom Hapte cited a Legion report alleging Communist affiliation, while UNICEF representatives denied the charges. Meanwhile Typhoon Lora approached Okinawa from the Philippines, causing casualties and widespread crop and property damage.
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Milwayseg
American Legion
U. S
Waukesha County
Washington State
Norman Acton
U. S. Committee For Unicef
New York
Okinawa
Manila
Philippines
Lun
Plane Crash Kills Three Airmen at Little Rock AFB
Three airmen died when an ABAT jet from Little Rock Air Force Base crashed into a cotton field near Pine Bluff Arkansas and burst into flames. The victims were Captain Walter Thomas Berninger 36 of Catawissa Pennsylvania instructor pilot First Lieutenant Lue Ther Edgar Cannon 30 of Leavenworth Washington and Major Harry George Johnson 38 of Lake Charles Louisiana. General Maxwell D Taylor arrived in Jakarta for a two day visit as U S Army chief of staff.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Little Rock Air Force Base
Air Force
Walter Thomas Berninger
Catawissa
Luether Edgar Cannon
Leavenworth
Wash
Harry George Johnson
Lake Charlea
Taylor
Indonesia
Jakarta
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S. Army
Quemoy Resilient as Red Policy Fails to Deter
Quemoy residents shrug at China’s odd even day bombing plan. Officials report limited shelling with days of relative calm. Nationalists say sporadic strikes continue, electricity restored, shops open, and soldiers patrol as U S aids strengthen defenses.
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Quemoy
China
Ttichard Kang
Talpai
Formosa
Nwein
Els
Quemoyiby
Accidental Death Of Corry Hunter Result Of Gun Accident
A coroner’s inquest ruled the death of Robert Bi. Jackson of R. D. 2 Corry accidental. He was found shot in the head near West Spring Creek after a night search by volunteers. Jackson had hunted yesterday after work and reportedly struck the squirrel with the shotgun butt, causing the weapon to discharge. He served in the US Air Force and is survived by his wife Gloria McCaslin, son Timothy Robert, and his parents. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Funeral Home were incomplete.
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H.l Lowrey
Robert Bi. Jackson
Corry
Jackson
Civil Defense
West Spring Creek
Cory Barracks
L. B. Linder
Gerry-Jamestown
Stanford
Karns City
Air Force
South Second Avenue
Gloria McCaslin
Timothy Robert
Robert E. Juckson Sr
Bernard Hans
Three American scientists win Nobel prizes in medicine
STOCKHOLM AP reports three American scientists won the 1958 Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology for gene and heredity research. George Beadle and Edward Tatum of Caltech and Joshua Lederberg of Wisconsin shared the awards. Beadle and Tatum were honored for genes regulating chemical processes, Lederberg for genetic recombination and bacterial genetics.
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Stockholm
George Wells Beadle
California Institute of Technology
B. L. Talint
New York
Rockefeller Institute
Joshua Lederberg
University of Wisconsin
Royal Caroline Institute of Medicine
Beadle
Talum
Lederberg
Torbjon Casperson
Caroline Institute
Beadle and
Tatum
Nixon Returns to Midwest in final bid for GOP Congress
Vice President Nixon resumes campaigning across the Corn Belt with stops in Chicago Port Dodge Iowa Wichita Kan Billings Mont Everett Wash and Alaska as voters prepare for a key election. Democratic chairman Buller urged civil rights plank supporters to vote other tickets or stay home while GOP chairman Alcorn framed the choice as left wing versus Republican control. President Meany of the AFL-CIO criticized Republican campaigners in a nationwide radio broadcast.
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Nixon
Alaska
Chicago
Port Dodge
Iowa
Wichita
Kan
Billings
Mont
Everett Wash
U.S
California
Paul M. Buller
Buller
West Covina
Republian
Greenwich
Conn
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Republican Party
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Twelve Miners Rescued from Cumberland No. 2 Mine
In Springhill Nova Scotia AP reports twelve miners survived a week underground in the Cumberland No. 2 coal mine. Rescue raises hopes for remaining fifty four missing as 26 bodies have been recovered and 174 men were underground when the collapse occurred. Father in law of a deceased couple was among those rescued, townspeople react with prayer and relief as more bodies are found.
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Springhill
N. 5
Cumberland No. 2
Ife
Pasternak Refuses Nobel Prize Under Soviet Pressure
Nobel winner Boris Pasternak, 68, reportedly refused the 1958 Nobel Prize for Literature after Soviet pressure and vilification of Doctor Zhivago. Fellow laureates Camus and Russell commented, while Swedish officials defended the award’s historical significance. The report notes Pasternak’s continued fame despite Soviet censorship.
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Associated Press
Boris Pasternak
Kremlin
Doctor Zhivago
West
Soviet Union
France
Albert Camus
Pasternak
Bart Bertrand Russell
Pasternale
Prige
T. §. Eliot
Soviet Writers Union
Wnion
Hins
Pearl Buck
Weller
Anders Oesterling
Decline in Interest for Adult Education Courses
Evening courses in typing bookkeeping sewing art oil painting woodworking business English office machines auto mechanics shorthand blue print reading and land muste show registrations, with only three courses reaching the specified target. A stark drop of over 100 percent compared with last year, though approval by the Corry Area Joint Committee on November 20 remains uncertain.
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Corry
Uye
Unis
Fire Levels $18,000 Loss at Wattsburg Barn
Firefighters battled a large Wattsburg area blaze that destroyed a Glenn Ross farm barn near Wattsburg last evening. Gene Combs reports about 15 men from the Wattsburg Fire Company fought the flames for hours, saving a pickup rack and other small items while protecting a nearby chicken house. The total loss is estimated at 12,000 for the barn and 6,000 for equipment, with hay and machinery massively damaged. A creek near the scene aided in stopping further damage.
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Glenn Ross
Wattsburd
Nu Livestuck
Veime
Om. Fivensen
Minister killed in Fairfield car crash near Grace Cathedral
The Rev. Edward B. Ferguson the fourth of Grace Episcopal Cathedral San Francisco died when his car overturned in Fairfield California. He was born in Greenville North Carolina.
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Fairfield
Calif
Edward B. Ferguson
Grace Episcopal Cathedral
San Francisco
Greenville
Noc
Nuclear Arms Testing Nears Temporary Halt
Nuclear weapons testing near end as Eisenhower suspends tests effective Friday. Two final shots mark the curtain call at the Nevada proving ground begun in 1951. Outcome of US Britain and Soviet talks will define how long the halt lasts. The series ends with the largest underground US weapon and a balloon burst at 1,500 feet.
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Nevada Proving Ground
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
Ernest Tinson
Defense Department
Los Alamos
N.M
Trial Opens For Killer's Girl 15
The trial of Cari Fugate, 15, charged as an accomplice of Charles Starkweather in a January murder spree that left ten dead in Nebraska and Wyoming opens today. Starkweather was convicted and sentenced to death. Fugate claims she was a hostage and unaware of the killings. Her attorney argues she is immature and cowed by the killer. The manhunt followed the discovery of Cyril’s family bodies, which Fugate says she did not know about.
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PRD
Cari Fugate
Charles Starkweather
Nebraska
Wyoming
Cayll J
Starkweather
Robert Jensen
Benet
Ned
Jensen
Call
Charles Mearthur
Cyril
Curl
Driver Blames Sun For Crash On Route 14
Corry State Police report Rudolph Carlson, 80, blamed the sun for a crash on New York Route 14 three miles east of Watteburg. Carlson’s auto veered into the oncoming lane and hit John Healy, 26, who swerved into a ditch to avoid collision. Both drivers uninjured. damage about 195 dollars.
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Slymer Muse
Bps
Corry
Rudolph Carlson
New York
Watteburg
Htun
John Healy
Jamestown Healy
Carlson
Healy
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Percy Weatherbee
Billy Lowther
Weatherbee
Billy
Eldred Lowther
Blastie Scotia
Theodore Michniak
Jane Ficcard
Nev Scotia
Charles Michniak
Gorley Kempt
Kempt
Say Pasternak
Ottawa
Willian Anlet Bon
Canada
Wattsburg
Sun
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