Holiday Crashes Take 7 Lives in Corry District
Seven people died in Labor Day weekend crashes in the Corry area as local and state police investigated twelve accidents. A family of four from Corry escaped when their car hit a hydrant and poles, flipping and rolling. the male driver, Willover, faces reckless driving charges. Two other fatalities occurred Friday and Saturday near Corry and Route 1, with police estimating extensive vehicle damage and scene injuries.
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Corry
Corrie
Heath
Corey
Momiarty Hospital
Yaabiatuntory
Patricia Willover
South Center Streat
Eugene Willover
Willovts
Wietine
Cory
Smitt Street
Willover
Tto
West Smith Street
Widover
West Smith
Mrr
Edward
Darnoull
Marty
Hynald D Danner
Johnson~ Hugs
Vrlay
Ue Auto
Rawle
Kune
Raymond Bein
RT Ay Spartansburg
Raat
Dhion City
Red Cross Flood Relief Fund Donation Surpasses Goal
Charles Clark, chapter chairman, announced that local donations to the American Red Cross flood relief fund totaled 516 dollars, exceeding the 325 dollar goal. He noted the national appeal aims for 10 million dollars and praised community generosity across the western states.
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Red Cross Flood Relief Fund
Cara Suay
American Red Cross
Charles Clirk
Sid
Clark
Tuition Red Cross
Americas Publc
Ijtrane
Check Passer Is Released within Pail Bugttive 82
Corry official s negotiated a settlement in a check fraud case involving Bushline bad theory peeuaed by Lo sept B McConnell. Bushfine must repay 4447 and cover costs by September 10, keep steady employment for six months, and report weekly to Alderman Cobbett. If further misconduct occurs the case could go to court and penalties would be stiffer. McConnell, a building contractor, supports keeping Bushfine on payroll.
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Corry
Pote
fMhli Winie
B. McConnell
Tisonpilo
McConnell
Bushfine
Damian McLaughlin
Melvin
Cobbett
Cory
Bashline
Timi
Cuthbert
Bushifne
Red China Frees Nine Americans in Geneva Release
The United States says nine American civilians detained in China are released and can travel home within two to three months. Ambassador Wing reports the release follows negotiations with China and notes no fixed date for full freedom beyond exit permits for three others. Estimated timing varies, but all nine are slated for repatriation.
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Geneva
United Shilns
China
Walip Hiniesman Ward
Alexis Johnsdnae
Collie Joniver
al Oficer
Anibasadors
Coffin Breaks Jail And Then Gives Self Up
A convict in Quebec escaped custody with a carved soap gun, fled across a bridge seven miles west, and surrendered after the chase. The incident involved lawyer Raymond Maher and a tense pursuit before Coffin returned to police.
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Coffin
Self
Quebec
Wiibert
Yoann Hien
Garpy
Bs Luyser
Raymond Maher
Tus Trint
Aisha
Quellen Bridge
Goffin
Atin
Corin
Ganlun Lace Leluboner
Maher
Hoiduysburg
Hunter
Peters
Milur
Excise
Stop Sign Collision Near Concord Crossing
A two vehicle crash at the Route 426 crossing near Concord injured two women and a child who were taken to Gi Memorhtl Hospital for observation. Officials described leg injuries and suspected shoulder damage while road crews redirected traffic and police investigated the scene.
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Gi Memorhtl Hospital
Wim Pnt Bocott
Irv M Wirkwite
Sue Stoulder
Madbulie Vantlunder
Garni Wind
Karen
Kathryn
Cobetkld
Thie
Tye Thin Velie Hospital
Piwee
LN Wiel
North East man drowns as boat capsizes on lake
A North East man drowned when a boat capsized at Midway Park while a family swam to shore. The accident near Maple Springs Beach drew divers from several departments. the victim was identified as a local man, with relatives and friends at the scene as rescue efforts continued.
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Jamestown
Mart
Midway
David Cook
Brie
Cook
Blyth Alers
Mr Cook
Melvins Cook
Melvins Cook, 36, of Erle, Nis
Helen Cook
RD. 4
North Bast
Gordon Arlip
North East
Maple Springs
Eldon Auge
Chalangua
Nous
Alg C
Richard Penholson
Suga Gravié
Robfet
Nelson Green
Jack Bole
Thendore Morse
Broceton Iaipedin Verrifieat
Ugeldental Hith
Inter Mulgin Coyle
Mid
Ay Park
Vinbine
Layla Cook
Win Waldhing
Timu
Hugh
Mrs. Cook
Ken
Tim
School Bus To Run Tomorrow
School bus service will operate tomorrow on the new Corny Army High School route. The first bus leaves at 7:33 a.m. from Center Street Washington Shreve and Pleasant Street. The fare is 15 cents per trip, five trips to school and five trips home, with a monthly pass available. Some streets near the new school will be closed for a driving program, and drivers are advised to use alternate routes.
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Avalon
Eiseis Ab
Corny
Arny High School
Beinho
Publis Lentil Commission
Taniere
Colmbis Nvonue
Waynestre
Matt Atreck Ind
Douglas
Buyeyie Malsort
Wright
Charlies Gubert
Philip
Memir
Gabe A
Leacher
Jobngan
Colecyy
Membership in churches soars to all time high
National Council of Churches reports rapid growth in church membership across America. In 1954 congregations total more than 300 000 with 5597 more than a year earlier. Funds for building and ministries rise sharply with new church contracts and larger per capita giving.
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Associated Press
New York
Am ‘Vipin
Benson “ Landis
Chusell Can’ Organization
Statisties Pover
All American Chirches
Philtelies
Rouell
Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower Abroad Policy Debate
Senator Stevenson criticizes Eisenhower foreign policy programs and Looks Magazine accusations of failures. He predicts Democrats will frame future policy, argues for changes in international aid and bluff backdown. cites domestic farm talks and 1956 campaign context.
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Washington
Provident
Eisenhower
Hickenlooper
Senate
Adin BH
Stevenson
Look
Eisesiinyer
Regord ii Synnitt
Hiekenowpir
Lapisilo
Eigenhower
Europe
Steventoth
Kasson
Jewish Leader Dies in London at 65
A Jewish leader, Nosh Burvit, aged 65, died in London after a short illness. The obituary notes his long service to the community, leadership roles, and international ties through organizations like World Jewish Congress. His death leaves a void in local and global Jewish affairs.
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London
Jetajeansiy
Wink
Republican Pressure for Eisenhower to Seek Re-Election
Denver dispatch reports mounting GOP pressure for President Eisenhower to run again in 1956. Vice President Nixon urged support, stating those close to Eisenhower are optimistic he will seek re-election. Party leaders across 48 states plan strategy meetings at Eisenhower’s vacation HQ as McCarthy and others push for a stronger challenge or full backing.
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Associated Press
Denver
Republican Party
Eiserhhower
Nixon
GOP
Tran
Héfe Lo
Sen
McKesethy
McCarthy
Congress
Wixor
Maccarthy
Appleton
Wis
Assembly In Ninth Month Of Tax Deadlock In Harrisburg
Harrisburg report on Pennsylvania's General Assembly entering its ninth month without resolving the $1.8 billion budget. Legislature battles Gov and party leaders as 207 bills in the Senate and House lag behind 268 from the prior session. House and Senate days and total bills introduced are noted with projections on budget cuts and future action.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Democratic
House
Senate
Senate Policy Committee
Andrews
Lander
Eight Injured Over Week End
Eight persons were treated at Cory Memorial Hospital for injuries from various accidents over the weekend. Clara Haight, 84, in satisfactory condition after fracturing a left hip at home Sunday. Saturday injuries include William Be Rees, 14, with a fracture of the right init from a fall at home. Roberta Brown, 4, with a middle finger injury. Carol Crouse, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Lohreven Abst, with a facial laceration from a barbed wire incident. Roberta Greer, 1, possible fracture of right ankle from a wagon fall. Allen Bromfield, 18, injured in a second-degree injury. Gree Bins, wife of a man named, with a leg injury from a power lawn mower. Ei Husson, mp, and Georg Harmon, all treated for various traumas.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Clara Haight
Marion Street
William Be Rees
William Rees
West Golimbliy Avenue Hospital
Robert &. Brown
South Center Street
Carol Crouse
Ellsworth Lohreven
Union
Roberta Greer
Robert Greer
RD 2
Centerville
Ainkle
Har Hore
Allen Brom Uy
Atton Bromisy Sy
Meads Avenue
Tate
Ei Husson
Sai Sit
Georg Harmon
Cory
Snyder Clyck
Traffic Toll Tops Records In Labor Day Weekend 1954
Americans faced a near record Labor Day traffic toll with 599 deaths from August 6 to 9, including 480 traffic fatalities and 80 drownings. The National Safety Council warned of high injury costs, while experts blamed inadequate highway networks for the surge, amid estimates that 60 million motorists were on the roads.
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Associated Press
America
Dot
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Ned H. Dewy Hord
Millaene Veta
Jail Youth On Parole Charge Amid Confusing Parole Case Details
A jumble of names and phrases describes a parole hearing or violation involving youth in Erie County. The text mentions Warren Chins, Khriotipsor, and a parole review process with references to testing, weekly summaries, and reminders of parole conditions amid unclear context and scattered locations.
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Erie County
Erie Chun
Aely
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