Trucker's Wheel Failure Triggers Fatal Corry Crash
A Corry truck driver sustained injuries in a separate crash after the left rear wheel detached causing the vehicle to veer off Route and roll into a field near Clymer. In a related incident, 66 year old day Cherry of French Creek died from hemorrhages and chest injuries after the truck he was in overturned in a steep embankment. Deputy coroner R. Laurence Davison reported the fatality occurred at Corry Hospital.
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Corry
Day Cherry
French Creek
Corey
Stanley Zedl
Northwest Street
Demler
Clymer
Gorry
Chute County
North East
Blain
Hula Cherry
Freajeh Ceyok
Cherry Wise
Cony Hospital
Spitzer Ambulance
Doliowsne
Myra Chemy
Raymond Harper
Mayvilla
David Fassett
Perl Chevy
Buffalo
Hultie Walelace
Qusry
Fleerendehildren
Hare Creek Road
Spitzer Funeral Home
Gerald Dykstra
Chybis Till
Carry
Zod
Palice
Ohio
City to arrest trailer camp operators over zoning violations
City officials plan to arrest three camp operators, including Harry Blount, near Ess Hall and West Smith Street, for violations of a two year old zoning ordinance. Rhodes and Armitage warned to remove or halt trailer activity. city solicitor to review actions after afternoon consultations.
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Chik Mimesis
Yey Epping
Plume Faonke
Xonnyay
Harry Blownt
Ess Hall
Pwatl
Walter Scott Wiiscitenigon
Armitage
Rhodes
Armiltane
Rayne
Epics
Borane
Action Agtunis
Sniflers
Blount
John Blair
Blatt
Edly Oftevil
Kinley
Raymond Gilson
Columbus
Ims
Rnssk
Holiday Death Toll Exceeds Five Hundred in Peak Travel Period
The National Safety Council warns the holiday road toll could reach 538 as millions take trips over a seven day period. Traffic accidents account for most fatalities with New York, Texas, California, Virginia, Wisconsin and Illinois reporting the heaviest losses amid widespread travel.
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National Safety Council
New York
Texas
Callifornia
Virginia
Wisernein
Tillioss
Youth motorist cited after light runs cause Townville crash
A young Townville driver, Donald Baseyed, 18, admitted running a traffic light at South Street causing a collision with Anderson's Falconer car. Police report hundreds of dollars in damages and say he arranged payment. Weekend saw no other accidents despite heavy traffic.
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Townville
Tayoniville
Donald B. Baseyed
Stow
Boss Paurd
Bors
Ad Anslerson
Falconer
Bossard Whs
Corry Schools Open At 8 45 On Opening Day
Corry schools initially announced a 9 45 start but corrected to 8 45 am for the first day. Officials moved up the start time and published teacher assignments on page 3 of today’s Journal.
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Corry
Six Attorneys May Join In Work Probe
A special deputy attorney general, Beatably, will obtain help from six attorneys to assist in a Pittsburgh municipal labor investigation. The probe targets charges against city officials and work practices, with appointments expected to be named to assist W. Defining Stewart who will oversee the controversial inquiry ahead of a county grand jury next week.
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Associated Bee
Pittsburgh
Beat
Ably
Neys
Charees
Stewart
Anderway
Allepheny County Grand
Charles 4. Marglatt
Red Koreans Break Northeastern Arm Front in Korea
Allied lines on a 120 mile front buckled as Red forces cracked the northeastern flank near Pohang and threatened coastal positions. MacArthur’s spokesman noted some ground loss in the east, while UN troops and South Koreans held key positions despite heavy rain and continued North Korean pressure.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Ben Prine
Pohane Park
Wiskey
Stot
Yangchon Money
Youngehon
Redups Hetil
Braid Coop
Babile Line
Ward
Waegwan
Shimas
Taegu
Thie
Tabu
U.S
Dnd
No-Name
Imeter
Masan
Pusan
MacArthur
Kyongi
Yurechon
Treg
Pohang Port
Kigye
Bik
Sid
Eistern
Fiom
Passage of anti Communist bill eyed in Senate
Washington dispatch reports Senator Methman predicting quick Senate action on a broad anti subversion bill. The measure would expand powers to root out subversives, tighten immigration controls, and create an independent federal agency to supervise enforcement actions. Republicans and President Truman back restraints on Communist influence.
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Ity
Washington
Methman
Nevadi Democrat
Funk
Tagua Eayijunlisp
Conways
uBiel Joels
Yabion
Wihiety
Anisitt
Cavil
Vilinene
Mac Abel Tor Tilt Velia
Senate
Beotns Uebale
McCarnus
Jiuenus Committee
Phair
Doyle
McCaron
GILL
Tropical Storm Winds Sweep Florida Cities
The tropical storm from the Gulf of Mexico near Cedar Keys weakened as it crossed inland toward Gainesville. Winds reached 75 to 80 mph at Cedar Key, then diminished to 20 to 32 mph 20 miles inland. Heavy gusts damaged a school and homes as residents sought shelter.
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Miami
Venter
Gulf of Mexico
Cedar Keys
Gainesvile
Cedar Rey
Gainesville
Cedar Key
Fiose Cies
Woveland
Peguris
Etelinens i Phe
Plane Crash Kills Thirteen Near Utica New York
Robison airlines NG-3 sank into trees and burst into flames seconds after takeoff from Utica airport bound for Newark. Captain Harold Garter of Freeville New Jersey died trying to land. Ten injured were hospitalized while passengers and crew perished in the fiery wreckage.
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Seca Utica
Robinson Airlines
Umeds County
Newark
Harold Garter
Freeville
N. J
Carter
Reverend Harris Reappointed at Corry E U B Church
Rev. Harris was returned to the Corry Evangelical United Brethren pastorate for the 19th year at Bele Conference in Findley Lake. Five ministers were ordained by Bishop J. and seven licensed as probationers. Notable names include Rev. Leo W. McGaughey of Edwards Chapel and North Clymer and Rev. John D. Westley of Port Allegany Lang and Sartwell Creek Churches.
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Hay Harris
Corry
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Findley Lake
Horrid
HF Beagle
Leo W. McGauphes
Edwards Chapel
North Clymer
Loot at Meadvile Cottage by State Policeman Report
State Troops investigated a burglary at a Meadville area cottage owned by a state officer near Spartansburg Fowinisk. Missing items include records mower tools blankets and travel gear. tracks found but vehicle type unclear. investigation led by State Police at Meadville.
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al Kowinteke
Meaddville
Hiv
Spartansbure
Fowinisk
Caryy St
Pramkiun
Barry
Smahine
Kwintek
Slyte
Eectio
Lenk Marks State Police
Meadville
Dr George C Gold joins Mosier Dental Office
Dr George C Gold recently joined Dr R B Mosier at the Mosier dental office on North Center street. A Elwood City High School and Geneva College graduate, he served in the U S Air Force in World War II before earning a University of Pittsburgh dental degree. The Board of Education is expected to name him school dentist at the next meeting, while Mrs Gold will teach an elementary class in the same district.
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George C. Gold
R. B. Mosier
North Center Street
Elwood City High School
Geneva Colles
Gould
U.S. Air Force
University of Pittsburgh Dental Setoo
Board of Education
Gold
Dinfor Igh Mme
November Draft Call to 70 000 for Army in November
The Army asked for 70 000 draftees in November, raising total draft calls to 170 000 for the Army. The Defense Department said Navy and Air Force would not request draftees in November, relying on volunteers and reserve recalls.
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Washington
Tate
Army
Defense Department
Navy
Air Force
Farview Asylum Sheriff Orders Transfer After Slaying
Mrs. Any Frank- Jin Budde of Novi East was killed. Dodie Witepedly shot and killed her. Sheriff Paul Barbi and two deputies moved the suspect to Farview Asylum after the hourt-appointed psychiatrists ruled him insane. Preparations proceed for potential reappearance if clemency or state stay alters his confinement.
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Secianoe
Ton Deali
Frank- Jin Budde
Novi East
Evie County
Tyee
Partierstip
Bydae
le Farview Tastibanon
Suntal
Pennsylvania National Guard unit inducted into federal service
Harrisburg September 5 Pennsylvania's 281st Infantry Division was federalized for active service with orders to report to Camp Atterbury Indiana on September 16 for advanced training. Major General Daniel B Strickler told officers this marks a new chapter in the division history as it joins the Second Army toward possible deployment in Korea or elsewhere.
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Younre
Company A
Federal Service
Tate
Army
Aberbues
I Eeu
Hak Wil Wen
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Daniel B Strickler
Strickler
Second Army
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Korea
National Guard
Dumnes G- Mackey
Palmyra
Nations Guard
Arene
Acmss
U N Calls Attention On Russian Role In Korea War
The United Nations reports charges that Soviet participation was direct in Korean fighting. A bomber crewman’s body is identified as Russian. The disclosure marks a first on evidence of Kremlin involvement in the conflict.
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U. 5 S
US says bomber downed by UN forces off Korea
The State Department announced a Soviet red star bomber was shot down after attacking a United Nations patrol off Korea. The incident occurred on the West coast near Manchuria and red China, with a U N destroyer picking up a bomber crew member. Lieutenant Tennadi Vacilebl of the USSR armed forces was identified among the crew.
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Hess
Washington
United States
Russia
United
Texgue Lao
Gladwyn Dehy
Brigain
Tasmyeuth
Sevivaty Council
Phil
Yellow Sea
Communist
Manchuria
Red China
Sun Department
Hadder
Bearine
U. M
Totany
Mother and baby survive crash after emergency operation
Mrs. Glenn C. Rows, 37, of Bear Lake, and her newborn were reported satisfactory by Corry Hospital staff after an auto crash at Rose 57 and Township road in Hear Dakr. Harold A. Carter Sr., 25, of Snyder Circle, drove a truck that was struck by another vehicle, causing the collision and injuries.
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Corry Hospital
Unis
Glenn C. Rows
Bear Lake
Ross
Harold A. Carter
Snyder Circle
Rose
Township Road
Hear [Dakr
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Spartansburg
DR. Gold
Dodge
Farview Asylum
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