Wives of American public affairs aid abroad noted
The United States Information Agency highlights overseas wives who teach English host receptions and decorate homes while explaining America to foreign women. The piece contrasts timid drivers as safer than bold drivers, citing Dr. Floyd Ruch’s tests showing egocentric drivers riskier in traffic and accidents.
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United States
United State Information Agency
Hild
Floyd Ruch
University of South California
Pistol Clarifies Thug’s Directions In Market Holdup
In Los Angeles a gunman threatened market clerks and ordered a quick surrender. Enrique Martinez said the assailant had the drop on staff and directed actions during the dramatic hold up. The incident centered on the gunman’s apparent intent and coordination inside the store.
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Los Angeles
Ina
Js Abc
Enrique’ Martinez
Negro unrest dominates agenda at southern conference
Washington dispatch notes agitation over school integration and race violence across the South. Reports describe mob activity, bombings, and intimidation aimed at blocking enrollment and desegregation efforts, with incidents in Montgomery Alabama and across the region shaping discussions at the White Sulphur Springs gathering.
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Washington
W. Val
Negros
Fla
Ty Bonham
Tex
Charlottesville
Earl Warren
Bob Frankiudes
Supreme Court
Hugh Stan
S Supreme Court
Tustaloosy
Alu Matoaka
W. Va
Clinton
Tenn
Dover
Deli
Tox- Gikaha
Mansfield
Montgomery
Fiat
Warren Driver Makes 6 Hits and Crash Injuries
A Warren driver collided with a parked boat and a hedge after a one and a half mile east Warren road crash at 10:35 p m. He suffered neck and leg injuries, was treated at Warren General Hospital and held for observation. Police report the driver failed to make a turn and struck a boat and a hedge before stopping. The incident damaged the boat and surrounding property.
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Warren
Witten
Sathsiay
Revie
de Enrace
Donaldson
Hin Audim
Carendon
Warren’ ‘General Hospital
Bielitlinger
Ohenstien
Bahardson
Memories of Corry Retrospective From September 10 1936
Yesterday's Memories recount events from twenty years ago including the deaths of an elderly couple in Wests district after moving for health. It notes the Mead couple of Hotchkiss and Garud Wattsburg names, a house fire on August 26, and state employment authority actions as county offices await guidance. It also reports school congestion at Courierd School and possible staffing needs amid rising enrollment.
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Worthis
Wests
Martin Mead
Hotchkiss
Cole
Garud
Wattsburs
Seek State Aid For Whole County
Erie area officials from the Greater Erie Chamber Commerce discussed seeking state matching funds to promote industrial development across the county. Dr George H. Laigh of Union City led the committee backed by the Greater Erie Industrial Development Corporation to attract industry, aiming for a per capita funding basis and countywide eligibility.
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Bie
Greater Erie Chamber # Commerce
YMCA
Erie
Milldesk
Girard Carry
Union City
North East
Welerville
Albion
Union
George H. Laigh
Jared Toube
Greater Ene Industrial Development Corporation
Acency Tarexel
Lethcer
ST. James
Lawrence
New Hope Grapes Face Market Pressure Amid Cold Harvest
County Agent William Lee reports grape growers worry about crop maturity as cold weather affects quality and market prospects. Potatoes also show stress with uneven yields and price fears for next year as harvest begins and some fields struggle to reach saleable status.
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Reilei
Lal Ass
Wiliam Lee
De DeLorenza among victims near Hin Pe Turnpike
A fragmentary report notes a death near Hin Pe Turnpike in/near the area of New Kensington involving an individual named De DeLorenza and another person identified as Gilver, with unclear circumstances and details remaining.
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Garnew Rensington
Andrew de
Mother Saves Choking Son Whistle Disc Lodged In Throat
A dramatic medical rescue unfolds as a whistle disc becomes lodged in a boy’s throat. Emily Powell, praised for swift action, aids the child until hospital care proves the object in the stomach and a safe recovery possible. The incident spurs attention to quick first aid response.
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Corry
Corry Evening Journal
Pears
T Kimball, Inc
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Nail
Marlow
Aif Oreinlert
Onitwebsite
Gral Jackson
Telin
Seaiist
Acuve
Tn Belzoni
Grom Wesley
Cofme
Negroles
Trenthi
Mim
Pete Mrpestet
Knoaville
Éterdiond
Wate
Neer
Sorrenty
Allen Platt
Florence, S.C
Matel-Rerse Notts
South Carolia State College
Orangeburg
Agear
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin’St. Corry, Pa
Soranger Plastics
Corporation
Clark Street
Warren, Penna
Thomas Motors of
Warren Driver
State Employment Service
State Authoritie
Rainbow’s End
Kodak Color Films
Kodak
Kodorator
Kodak Film
New Hope
Tuffy
Kendall Service
Tuefys” Sorner
Center
Washington Streets
Std
Manningiy
Ehan Hoty
Copehall
Ruger
Polley
Bam
Wetets
Matemiy
Ielics
Uyaitys
Gilew Wuesed
Lorne
Quite Weygon
PaWwell
Poulitt
West Ridge
Ad Mey
St. Vincent's Hospital
Oly
Powell
Robert
Kearsarge
Clifton Gross
Daley
Gross
Mes
MIA
Surent Teacher Socipes
New York State
Corey
Smart Women's Shop
Dodd
Ece
Sis
Mother
Dad
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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