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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1955
Page
1
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Adenauer and Soviet Talks Open in Moscow Crisis
In Moscow Chancellor Adenauer and Soviet leaders clashed over Germany and war prisoners during a long session. In Nebraska Lincoln inmates rioted at the state penitentiary as guards moved to quell unrest and a wounded inmate died after a clash with staff.
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Adenauer
Haga
Nebraska
Associated Press
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Etia Etoa
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Adsnatier
Cobamevers
Adybauer
Nikolai Bulganin
Boas Nikiti S. Khrustichev
Heinrich von Brentano
Adevnauer
Leningrad
Sovietskaya
Lontern
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Germany
Pravda
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Wiehteolunin
Geneva
Adenimier 1
Phatement Yenterdiay
West Germany
Russia
Adenaker
Britain
France
United States
Mincoln
Natory
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Lulu Moriles
San Antonio
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Moroccan Workers Win Increased Labor Freedoms
National authorities in Morocco announce broader rights for Moroccan workers, allowing participation in labor unions. Previously only European traders and Peninsulars enjoyed this right. The minimum wage for urban workers is about 16 cents an hour, with farm workers receiving about 63 cents a day plus produce payments.
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Noroccan
Prenels
Ujty
Morocco
Corryite 56 Struck By Auto Near Columbus Avenue
A 56 year old Corry man was struck by a car on East Columbus Avenue near the Michiel Volunske residence. He suffered a compound fracture and multiple injuries and was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital. Police said the driver, Harold E. Ross, was unable to stop after the left front frame broke causing a skid. Ross was attempting to stop his car when the vehicle struck the pedestrian and he slowed to a stop shortly after. The accident is under investigation for mechanical failure and possible intoxication.
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Sty
Corry Memorial Hospital
Columbus Avenue
Harold E. Roos
West Pleasant Street
Fates
Ross
East Columbur Avenue
Faglog West
Michiel Volunske
Mintes
Ken
Corry Memorial Hostal
Pollue
Chatee
Uled Spalrist Rass
Alcoldeaik Sijee
A&P Store Nears Completion on West Washington Street
Finishing touches including counters and shelves are set to start Monday at the new A P market on West Washington Street. George Tink, the local contractor, says the building will be turned over to the food outlet in Morita morning but not open to the public for at least two or three weeks. Delays in steel and interior work push back opening. a large parking area fronts the store with easy entry and exit.
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West Washington Stront
George Tink
Morita
Lenat
Wily SH
Navy Revisits Landy Case Amid Closed-Door Review
The Navy reopened review of former Midshipman Landy’s denial of a reserve commission after a Brooklyn Navy Yard session. Supporters argue the case hinges on political bias against Landy’s Communist ties through his mother and associates, while critics call for a full, justified inquiry.
VFW Drives to Collect War Relics and Hazards
Local Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter launches a drive to remove war souvenirs from homes to protect children. Police cooperate to gather items and arrange secure disposal, urging residents to participate and avoid accidents.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ujty
Babson Sees Real Estate Outshining Gold in Times
Babson Park Massachusetts expert Roger Wi Babson argues real estate outperforms gold as a business. He predicts new shopping centers will reshape towns with local development, urging readers to see retail growth as a neighborhood benefit despite risks and high costs.
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Roger Wi Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Colorado
United States
Indicted Pittsburgh Tax Collectors Face Perjury Charges
Two district Internal Revenue Service officials in Pittsburgh are indicted for perjury. Gilbert Robert son, a former reverse service inspector, and William T Dolniton, deputy collector at Uniontown, allegedly lied under oath about collecting money for political activities and about server charges in 1954 to probe irregularities in tax collection and conduct of officers. The grand jury accuses Masarik of accepting a political contribution and lying about other gratuities and ticket sales aiding the Democratic Committee of Fayette County.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Internal Revenue
Perjwry
Gherlex Fy Masarik Jr
Fead
Pitlamirgh
William T Dolniton
Uniontuws
Gilbert Robert Son
Marie R. Shel
Philadelphia
Bureau
Trine
Democratic Committee
Fayette County
Masable
Whee
San Francisco
Delayed Doe Permits Toward September 26 in County
Reports show county license applications are delayed with Venango and Forest counties pausing due to staff and demand. Officials say statewide notices confirm about 240 250 thousand license applications sent to county treasurers for processing by September 9, with Venango and nearby offices staffing up as delays persist.
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Hays McCreity
Venango Counsy
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Yana
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Vieterdas
Billie Edgar Grim Miller
New York
Legal Action Staged Over Week End In Dock Walkout
New York and New Jersey longshoremen walked out over the weekend affecting 70 ships in New York Harbor with perishable cargo piling up. ILA strike enters its fourth day as Justice Hecht delays full court action and orders efforts to return workers to their posts by Monday.
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Associated Press
New York
Sielye Park
Sympathy York
Boston
Providence
Philadelphia
Bilemore
Holoness
Rycabinis Waviday
Norfolk
Port Newark
Bayote
Jersey City
Hoboken
Cirgo
State Supreme Court
Wilum
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New York-New Jersey Waterfront Commission
International Longsupremen's Association
ILA
Bistate Agency
New York Shipping Association
Justice Heant
Wilon
TLA
Tie Shipping
New Jersey Union
The
Shipping Association
Hecht
GOP Pressure Grows for Eisenhower Second Term
Denver reports Republican state chairs press the case for Eisenhower to run again pointing to potential strong candidates in various states. They cite support from leaders such as Warland Chairman Leonard Hall and New Jersey’s Samuel Bodine while noting the president’s health and world conditions will shape a decision.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Washington
Chaimen
Warland
Leonard “W. Hall
Nixon
Fiall
Averell Hiarriman
New
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New Jersey
Samuel J. Bodine
Perry Campi
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Compton
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Miltin Eisenhower
Prnnaylvani State Collegeshin
Truck Stolen and Recovered at Findley Lake
Police report a truck stolen from a Findley Lake farm supply outlet was recovered near French Creek shortly after, with no suspects named. Deputies said a more complete inventory may reveal additional items missing.
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Mndiey Lake
French Creek
Chautauqua ‘County Sheriff’s Deputies
Roger Ashton
Pindhey Lake
Mokhingy
Area Hurler Breaks Arm In Mighty Pitch
In Meadville Pennsylvania Sohn Skasik a 25 year old pitcher for the Oi's Cutters broke his arm during a playoff Crawford County game against Centerville with the bases loaded and no outs in the sixth inning the wild pitch preceded Centerville taking the lead and winning 10 to 7 the injury ended the contest for the season and the championship title.
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Associated Press
Meadville
Sohn Skasik
Mighty
Crawford County Baseball League
Skasik
Centergile
Doctors To Practice Here In Center Street Office
Two young physicians DINGES OF Urs yonNgs FONT and James D Hitentsn will open a general practice at 210 North Center Street. They join retiring Dr G Bennett and will staff the new office with recent interns from Hamot Hospital in Erie. Brown and Hileman earned licenses this week and will begin practice in this city.
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James D Hitentsn
North Center Street
Mie
G. Bennett
Phrysician
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Brown
Iloman
Hamot
Bae
Brudfnd
Grove City College
Temple Medical Sohanl
University of Temple
Hileman
Jeansette
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Allegheny College
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SEHK Fare Increase Sought by Ohio Coach Co
The Ohio Motor Coach Co sought commission approval to raise fares by five to ten cents to cover higher operating costs. The company reported a need for about $4,700 more to meet operating expenses and stated most tests indicated no refunds would be allowed.
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Ohio Motor Coach Co
Chamber Fund Appeal Letters To Mail To Commerce Members
Chamber plans to mail appeal letters to all Chamber of Commerce members about the 1958 dues increase and fund drive. Executive secretary E F Bettes says the Potato Festival project profit is estimated at two to three hundred dollars though totals await full accounting. Everett Johnson thanks volunteers at the festival. September 25 football game at Lovekind Field features the Potato Bowl with a trophy prize from the Chamber.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. F Bettes
Chamber
Bettes
Everett Johnson
Wis
Corry-Franklin
Lovekind Field
Chiamier of Commerce
C J Unit Construction Schedule and Delay Details
A jetty of misspelled text indicates a manufacturing plant project with completion targets for a C J unit around mid to late October and early November. It notes occupancy shifts to February and mentions construction phases including electrical and wall work and internal fittings.
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Ilnl Corry
Dumestown
Y Phint
Uniit
Daniry
Hoptrical
Heath
Fievor
Tor
Pune
New Twist in Lie Detector Tests Prompts Card Use
An article discusses a novel approach in polygraph testing using card prompts to elicit responses. It cites John Reid of the China term interest and describes methods to control questions and test conditions.
United States and Red China Reach Civilians Release Agreement
Geneva reports say the United States and Red China reached a final agreement on releasing American civilians at the 14th envoy meeting. Ambassadors Johnson and Wang Ping-nith agreed to disclose details jointly and resume talks on Wednesday morning focusing on detained civilians and other practical matters.
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Associated Press
Geneva
United States
Red China
A. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nith
Aid
West
Formosa
United Nations
Jositivon
Wang
Sheiss
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United Stati
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Pelplig
Evvil
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Chisner
111 New Voters Register Here and Local Notices
The fragment references new voter registrations and local notices with scattered names and places. It mentions Mr ML Spisuldine and Byrne Shroot among others, listing familiar political names and addresses in a vague period-style notice.
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Talaly
Spisuldine
Byrne
Buerbeisbri
Shaw
Anilerson
Myttfy Cenbur Sniver
Tragic Truck Crash Kills Four in Allentown
Four people are reported dead after a crash involving a truck in Allentown. Investigators say the wreck occurred on a major road near Pi Street, with responders arriving at the scene and authorities securing the area. Further details on the victims and cause were not immediately released.
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