Power Displays Opening Of Aircraft Show Delay At Bendix Race
The Bendix Trophy event at the National Aircraft Show opened with delays due to bad weather. Officials warned the day’s program could be canceled if conditions didn’t improve, while crowds gathered for three days of aircraft displays and demonstrations.
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Phladelphia
Othie
George Air Force Base
Viptayvill Call
UF Beri
AU Aningilos UT
Ty Mw
Donald A. Quarles
Ussr
Quarles
Soviet Union
Yuhuthi
Genova
Violence Flares as Gaza Strip Attacks Continue
An Egyptian spokesman reports renewed air and ground assaults across the Gaza Strip, with casualties including about 22 dead and many wounded. The official says Egyptian civilians were spared while militants attacked posts and a convoy near Al Bene and other sites. A fragile ceasefire collapsed as fighting resumed on the Gad frontier after days of tension.
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Addes
Gad
Fromm
Jersilém
Truels
Indian Lookin Torch Bum Detained After Blanket Theft
City police arrested an unemployed vagrant found with a blanket outside a city area. Officer W. H. Davis reported the theft seemed tied to a reported missing blanket, though the recovered item did not match. Daniel H Cox 89 shipbuilder famed for luxury yachts died in Mineola, N Y.
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Third Avenue
Nomeone
Lauis
Sumfbuilden
Mineola
Daniel H Cox
Milk Order Shift Triggers City Grocers Backlash
City grocers react to a new milk pricing order that allows delivery prices to rise, with many independent stores fearing reduced profit margins if old prices are kept. Dairies and farmers express mixed views while larger outlets and some small grocers adjust prices differently, creating local tensions.
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Tevel
Itis
Court Mulls Strand Jr Forgery Conviction Details
Unclear OCR notes report Strand Jr facing court over forgery tied to a bid to evade a weekend marriage. The fragment references Hewis Mead Phe TS and a Malory appeals court vote on Strand's court martial outcome about ten days after a wedding.
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Washington
Marit Pio Lawrence
Strand Jr
Adi
Malory
Strand
Heiress' Death Blamed on Abortion Attempt Contact
Philadelphia investigators awaited a bereaved mother’s testimony to explain the death of heiress Dorie Jeury Sliver Oestretcher. The medical examiner cited possible abortion-related complicatos, with evidence of foreign bodies and a suspect act. The case centers on what happened at the Silver residence and whether the abortion attempt led to death.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Dorie
Jeury Sliver Oestretcher
Diel
Uiwest
Todchiin
Melyily
Aston
Milton
Schwantz
Volkston
Landsore
Earl Gestpetcher
Building Projects Totals Reach 48000 and More
A string of construction figures shows totals around 48000 with multiple projects listed. Names, addresses, and amounts appear, including homes, foundations, and additions. Various properties in Columbus and nearby areas are cited with sums ranging from several thousand to about fourteen thousand dollars.
Harrisburg candidate Harris announces California speaking engagements
A news note indicates a Harrisburg candidate will speak in two California events, inviting substitution for the forthcoming presidency. Indications are unclear on whether he will campaign for national office in 1960.
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Lhadite Noy
Harrisburg
Gav
Leuder
Invita
Marty
California
Wedding Bells Ring Again For 3 Couples Married 50 Years
Three Immigrant couples renew vows at St. Bovifien RC Church in Marys Pennsylvania after fifty years of marriage. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. Albert Angely and Rev. Chorley Howhere, honors long marriages with a simple celebration before returning home.
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Werdviliv
Mia
Vincent Churuyelil
Gely
Mit
Angela
Revino Monti
Ord
MacArthur says he saved Hirohito from trial and death
In a New York report Gen Douglas MacArthur claims he personally protected Emperor Hirohito of Japan from trial and execution after World War II. He cites a 10th anniversary surrender meeting with Namura Shigematsu, asserting the emperor wished to assume responsibility for Japan’s wartime actions.
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Associated Press
New York
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Jipar
Wii
United Builese
Japan
Namoru Shigematsu
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Washington
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Hirohlws
Himn
Lasar
Death Toll Rises in California Heat Wave Tolling Lives
Record heat sweeps Southern California with temperatures reaching 108 in Los Angeles, causing multiple deaths and injuries from heat related illnesses. Farm losses surge, and officials seek disaster aid as fruit and vegetable crops suffer amid ongoing hot spell and forecasts of rising temperatures.
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Los Angeles
California
Weather Bureau
Wis
Sin Minds
Troms
Jndustry
Los Angeles County Farm Bureau
Nation Civil Defense
Vat Patton
Lane Boneh
Sultan to be urged to retire amid upheaval in Moravo
Authorities in the region press for the dethroned sultan Mohammed Bey Mou Jap Arata to step down as protests spread. Exile of Ben Youssef and punitive actions against Pedtans mark a tense period as European casualties rise and a wider regional upheaval unfolds.
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Raat
Morocho
Waleat
Mohammed Bey
Ainey
Sulliy Mahmed Ben Youssef
Moravonia
Hue
Chile
Stores To Close All Day Monday At Holiday Observance
Community stores announce closure for Monday in observance of a public holiday. Officials warn traffic and closures may affect services and local businesses. Residents advised to plan ahead for the day.
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Tabor
Althoijel
Band To Play At Park Today
A Park celebration at Mead Park includes a free concert by Cory Bind this afternoon and a dunking stunt by Willion among events. Jayne Fevaltene is first to be dunked, with rides set to run until five o clock. Fireworks are planned and the Junior Chamber and local churches urge attendance and a park picnic after services.
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Nyejully
Mead Park
Darie
Cory Bind
Gidiey xUibatitite
Sini
Sunior Chamber of Commerce
Nule
Corry
Corry man Buell gets stiff sentence for armed theft
Corry resident Buell, 18 months into a theft case, received an enhanced federal sentence from Judge Frederick V. Folwell of the 120th US District Court in Lewisburg. He had earlier stolen a water taxi from a wagon, drove it to a hospital and wrecked it while two accomplices fled. The judge ordered consecutive terms for related offenses.
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Corry
Guy
Uday
Yeats
Aline
Rescue Man After Cave-in Of Ditch Ty Associated Proa
A cave-in trapped a laborer at a ditch excavation near Pittsburgh. Responders and police coordinated a rescue using shovels and tools as efforts continued to reach the injured worker.
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Pittsburgh
Aptott Caves
Peter Bgbish
Local restaurant back open after disturbance on Route 30
A disrupted scene near Route 30 led to a brief closure of a downtown restaurant yesterday. Police reported a minor disturbance involving several individuals, with no injuries or arrests noted. The establishment resumed normal operations by evening.
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Werrywtle
Thin
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Lodny Werhisedouf
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Rommalok Und Cifein
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Howie
Murder charge linked to plane crash killings of 16
Hong Kong police charge a Chinese national with murder conspiracy over the April airliner disaster that killed 16, after British authorities said the suspect fled to Formosa. The wreck, en route to the Asian African conference, involved Red China officials and prompted accusations of political manipulation by both sides. Police identified the suspect as Chow Tse-ming, a former airliner cleaner.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
Alp Soda
Sou China Sea April Ltd
Bundune
Thdonesia
of Formless
Britain
Red China
Chowg Tse-ming
Formosa
Stennis Replies To GOP Claims On Eisenhower Policy
Senator Stennis of Mississippi rebutted Republican claims about President Eisenhower's foreign policy, defending Democratic support for the administration. He cited congressional divisions and pointed to Senate debates and commissions shaping U.S. approach to Russia and China, highlighting party tensions and calls for top-level talks.
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Sen. Stennis
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Han
Russia
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Eisenhower
Stennis
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HiFly
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Praminn
Cigarette Gasoline Tax Hikes Approved
Detroit report notes two children, Marvin Jones aged 4 and Michiel Whenouind aged 3, suffocated in an unused ice box. They were missing for about an hour before being found by neighborhood youths in a vacant apartment where their mother Juanita, 28, had left them playing. The boys died en route to hospital after a search.
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Detroit
Marvin Jones
Michiel Whenouind
Misange
Juanita
Ubuy
Lic Boys
Wo Pider
Corry Area School Starts With New Teachers And Lunch Plan
Corry Area schools begin Wednesday with nine month term as teachers prepare for the new year. Principal notices set 1 PM Tuesday in the high school auditorium for faculty meeting. The first three days feature a school cafeteria menu including mashed potatoes and vegetables, with soy milk as a substitution option.
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Cory
Corry Area
Williehes
Ie Wright l
Ti. M. Douglas
Russell Brant
Mark Byers
Benjamin Calderone
Idan Mye Groe
Curtis O'Shell
Guide
Freida Pettibon
Dorothy Steen
Frederick Vinv Dyke
David Yard
Associites
Wivers
Ruud Borden
Sobol
Gladys Bolard
Marie Edwards
Sutogl
Mary ©. Lewis
Marigirie Muir
Dosothy
Legislation Sent To Governor For Gas and Cigarette Tax Hikes
Harrisburg reports Senate approval of a House plan to raise gasoline taxes from five to six cents per gallon and cigarette tax from four to five cents per pack to fund a 57 million dollar food relief program. The measure, backed by bipartisan support, was sent to Governor Leader for signature with the aim of rapid enactment and disaster response funding.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Leader
Totai
State Highways Department
Yulee
Iondotints
Thenlite
Staré Civil Defense Council
Civil Defense
Delinse Connell
No Fire Damage In Corry During Month Of August
August in Corry reported no fire damage across the town. The notification mentions multiple unrelated names and phrases, but no incidents or official details regarding fire events.
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Corry
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