Bailing Out India The Largest Multinational Aid Plan
The International Bank for Reconstruction and five nations the United States Britain Canada West Germany and Japan will join in commitments totaling just under a billion dollars to back India’s development. Nehru’s stance against communism gains impact amid Soviet and Chinese influence and recent shifts toward nonalignment.
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International Bank For Reconstruction
United States
Britain
Canada
West Germany
Japan
British Commonwealth of Nations
Soviet Union
China
Jawaharlal Nehru
Moscow
Peiping
Nikita S
Khrushchev
Chou En-lai
New Delhi
Nehru
Asia
Whitely Whitney Takes Control of New York Herald Tribune
Jock Whitey-John Hay Whitney, U S Ambassador to Britain, has gained clear, working control of The New York Herald Tribune. The morning and Sunday paper is an amalgam of The Herald and The Tribune, historic titles founded in 1836 and 1841. The Reid family will continue in operation under Whitney control.
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TITAN
Atlanta
New Orleans
Kansas City
Minnea Des
Moines
Omaha
Jock Whitey
John Hay Whitney
United States
Court of St. James
London
New York Herald Tribune
The
Herald
James Gordon’ Bennett Sr
the Tribune
Horace Greeley
Whitelaw Reid
Greeley
Reid
Whitney
Whitney expands stake in Herald Tribune and media holdings
J H Whitney and Co moves into control of The Herald Tribune via Ply mouth Rock Publications formed May 7. Whitney's holdings include 4,000,000 shares of Great Northern Paper and interests in Parade Magazine Scientific American Interior Design four TV stations and two radio stations. The Herald Tribune employs about 1,990 in New York and 400 in Paris with plans to expand and boost competitiveness as policy announced by Whitney and associates on the board.
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Whitney
Plymouth Rock Publications
Great Northern Paper Company
United States
Herald Tribune
Parade Magazine
London
J. H. Whitney and Co
The
New York
Paris
Journal
YMCA Calendar Week of September 8 1958
Calendar items list weekly YMCA activities in Corry with meetings and clubs including Corry Area Ministerial Association, Golden Age Club, Tosh-Alpha Tie Chub Officers, and family swim periods at the high school from early evening to late night.
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Corry
Film couple Isabert Sterling and Anne Jeffreys welcome baby boy
Hollywood couple Isabert Sterling and Anne Jeffreys announce the birth of a baby boy weighing one pound and one ounce. The couple, already parents to one other child, celebrate the new arrival in a quiet family moment.
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Hollywood
Isabert Sterling
Anne Jeffreys
Priest directs world marriage study via mail course
Rev. Andre Guay of the Ottawa Catholic Center oversees a 15 lesson correspondence program for couples preparing to marry. Open since 1935, the course spans six months with tests mailed for grading and centers in the United States, Canada, and more than a dozen countries. About 14,000 Canadian couples have enrolled since its start, and in Germany 45,000 studied marriage by mail.
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Dy Associated Press
Andre Guay
Ville Marie
Que
Jossons
University of Ottawa
Catholic Center
United States
Canada
Ottawa Catholic Center
Argentina
Basutoland
Belgium
Bolivia
Colombia
Cuba
Spain
France
Holland
Italy
Lebanon
Mexico
New Zealand
Uruguay
Venezuela
Pathor Guay
Germany
Hold 2 Sought At Jamestown Hold 2 Sought At Jamestown
Two Cleveland men Charles Skubovis and Albert Severino, aged 33 and 37, remain at liberty on bond in Jamestown awaiting another extradition hearing. They are wanted for the theft of several thousand dollars in angle watches and coins from Clark Box and Label Co last April 27. A second hearing was held by Paul Tague Jr., secretary to the Ohio governor, with no timing given for a decision on extradition. Sidney Hewes of Jamestown-Chautauqua County assistant, opposed the secant hearing, arguing sufficient evidence supported the first hearing to place the suspects in New York for robbery.
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Sls
BLAM
Cleveland
Jamestown
Liverly
Charles Skubovis
Albert H. Severino
Angue
Clark
Paul Tague Jr
Ohio
Tague
Sidney Hewes
Chautaauqua County
New York State
Youth held in Pittsburgh slaying case
Walter Philips lips, 19, of Pittsburgh, was held for court yesterday in connection with the slaying of Gy Evans, 80, also of Pittsburgh. The defendant faces charges in the fatal incident and appeared before a judge for arraignment. Police reports indicate an ongoing investigation into motive and surrounding circumstances.
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Pittsburgh
Walter Phillips
Gy Evans
Bandit Trio Escapes Erie Police Net
Erie police hunt continues for three armed bandits who robbed the Jersey Page filling station on the east side yesterday afternoon and escaped with nearly $2,000. Detectives pursue several leads though none described as hot. Suspects described as tall light-haired man about 6 ft 3 in and a husky 5 ft 11 in, with a third member remaining in a car. Police blocked routes across the Erie area but offered no comment on local affiliation.
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ERIE
Richard Heetho Lite
Jers Ty Page
Francis
Pete” ‘Tuzynski
Erle
Slirklp Tenn
Jocal
Eric Couple Sues Albion Chief and JP for Illegal Arrest
Eric Struchen and his four stepchildren sue Albion Police Chief Robert Heiges and Justice of the Peace Florence Rimer in county court. They allege an illegal arrest on December 21 1957 after a non support warrant, seeking punitive and compensatory damages. The suit cites jail confinement in Girard and wrongful authority by local officials. It also reports an earlier non support order and questions the warrant validity. In a separate brief, Chile records report an earthquake near Santiago killing three and injuring many with missing persons in the Volcan San Jose area and aftershocks extending toward Bolivia.
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Forest Lyle Struchen
Eric
Robert Heiges
Justice of the Peace
Florence Rimer
Albion
Struchen
Stuchen
iMegal
Struchens
Girard
Santiago
Chile
Andes
Volcan
San Jose
Bolivia
Roaming Round: Local News Highlights in Corry Area
Rev Lynn Bergman reassigned to Williston EHUB Church Buffalo district. 100th anniversary date pushed to 1966 with seal dating March 8 1866. land origins traced to Hiram Corry in 1459 near Ajax Tron Works. Two way radio troubles plague State Police. atmospheric oddities create long range radio reception. Canada bans chest x rays for under 40. TB testing shifts to skin tests. Local reflections note community heroes, industry gains, and public health concerns. Frank and Mary Say celebrate 59th anniversary honored by Congressman Kearns. Orlo Ewing named executive VP at Lovell Co Erie after glass fiber work. Greater Industrial Development praises local sidewalk improvements. Corry educators worry over college dropouts. United Pigment campaign prep continues amid economy slump. Public health notes on sewage, aerosols and polio risks near drinking fountains. Eva Bensink joins Union City schools. Janet Lang dies at 24 after heart surgery. Sky bingo pilots in LA forecast large prizes. auto dealers tease swivel front seats in premium cars.
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Lynn Bergman
Williston Ehub
Buffalo
Doc Long
Chamber of Commerce
Hiram Corry
Ajax Tron
National Sanitarium Association
Frank Say
North Center Street
Carol D. Kearns
T Heroes
Orlo Ewing
Corry
Corry-Jamestown
Columbus
Lovell Mrs. Co
Erie
Kansas City
Greater Industrial Development Corporation
Kirk Sawyer
Ray Tanner
Corry High School
Eva Bensink
Union City
Janet Alcorn Lang
North East
Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Merton Bayle
Los Angeles
Coast Guard Ends Lake Erie Search for Akron Men
The Coast Guard halted searches for three Akron men missing after a Lake Erie boat capsized eight days ago. Authorities found a man ashore near Port Colborne, Canada, but his identity is unconfirmed. Names listed include Granville Holcolm, Ralph Wallace, and Howard Rose. Shirley Temple hurt in rehearsal for NBC program.
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Port Colborne
Canada
Akron
Ohio
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Cleveland
Erie
Granville Holcolm
Ralph Wallace
Howard Rose
Akron Ares
Roosevelt Drives Democratic Unity to Back Liberals
President Roosevelt’s push to unite agricultural and industrial labor against conservative Democratic leaders takes shape as he aims to keep the party liberal. In Corry, 50 plus voters must re enroll after a county ruling limited enrollment to three commissioners and the head of the registration office, Scott Way. Corry and vicinity observed a holiday weekend with fair weather as Labor Day festivities continued.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Corry
Jacob Held
Helen M. Schluraff
Scott Way
War Call Quotas From Warren County and Local Happenings
Forty years ago on September 6 1916 Alfred C Hazel tine George H Austin of Corry and Walter J Spoon of Columbus were named among those called to the colors from Warren County Supt Buller at Corry Fish Hatchery reported daily shipments of fish to streams across the state A telegram to Mrs Harvey Patterson announced the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Charles T Craker in Buffalo while at the Rex Theatre a worker stepped on a nail injuring his instep
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Alfred C. Hazeltine
George H. Austin
Corry
Walter J. Spoon
Columbus
Warren County
Supt. Buller of
Harvey Patterson
Charles T. Craker
Buffalo
D. Manley Parker
Rex Theatre
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