UN Condemns Reds For Suppressing Hungarian Revolt
UN General Assembly approves a 60 to 10 vote with ten abstentions condemning Soviet actions during the Hungarian uprising. The resolution backs the UN inquiry into mass deportations and calls on the Soviet and Kadar regimes to desist. Prince Wan Waithiyakon of Thailand is named special representative to continue the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
UN General Assembly
Sinatlan Assembly
Yugoslavia
Auining
Afghanistan
Ceylon
Buyut
Pinland
India
Indonesia
Nepal
Syria
Yemen
South Africa
United States
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Assembly
Flyes
Unruft
Janos Kadar
Inedsertet
Kadar
Prince ‘Wan Waithiyakon
Thailand
Defense Case Concludes In Confidential Trial
Defense lawyer Arthur Crowley urged jurors to ignore inflammatory remarks by the prosecution and focus on whether the defendants conspired to commit criminal libel. He argued no joint evil intent was proven and noted prosecutors would close their case when court reconvenes Monday before Judge Herter V. Walker. Defendants include Confidential, Hollywood Research, Fred and Marjorie Meade, Whisper Magazine, and Publisher's Distributing Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Fibel
Arthur Crowley
William L. Ritai
Hollywood Research, Inc
Agency For Confidential
Capital
Crowley
Ritzi
Herter V. Walker
Confidential
Hollywood Research
Fred and
Marjorie Meade
Whisper Magazine
Publisher's Distributing Corp
Medex
Corryite Sues in Erie County Court Over Auto Collision
Corryite files a civil suit for 116.91 in Erie County court naming Annt Crayford of Route 9 Wayne Township as defendant. The action alleges the defendant was negligent in an auto accident on Route 9 in Wayne Township on April 6, 19Lib.
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Corryite
Erie County
Carre Mulmberg
Church Street
Crayford
R. D
Wayne Township
Vandals Damage Soft Drink Dispenser in North Corry Plant
City police report vandals damaged a soft drink dispenser at the North Corry plant. They allegedly used a long straw to remove bottle caps while bottles remained locked, drying contents. Authorities vow to tighten security and pursue youths involved.
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Somone
Vty
North Corry
West Germans Vote Tomorrow In National Elections
Bonn reports the closing campaign centers on Chancellor Adenauer and his pro Western policy. Voters 61.14 million will choose among the Christian Democrats the Social Democrats and smaller parties. Adenauer seeks unity against Soviet threat while Ollenhauer promotes neutrality to aid East German unification. Parliament seats and direct votes feature in the process.
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Bonn
Germany
West Geremany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Chanelle
West Germany
Erich Ollenhauer
Ag Adenauer
East Germany
Ollentaner
Christikan Democratic Union
Seaist
Social Democrats
Parade and Fireworks Close 36th Sparta Fair Today
The 36th Sparta Fair wraps up with a 2 p.m. parade featuring Queen Nancy Parker and her court from SpartaMerged High School. A spectacle act by the Larabees and others is planned for 4 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Booster gate prizes are awarded at 4:30 p.m. and 1 p.m., with winners required to be present.
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Spartansburg
Nancy Parker
Sparta
Larabees
Joni
Seek Bandits In $10,000 Holdup
Pittsburgh police expanded the hunt for three men who held up the Burner Co scrap iron firm and escaped with about $10,000. The robbers, armed with a pistol and two long knives, forced three employees and a partner into a closet, then fled in a green car after loading the money in a cloth. Yard foreman Wilbert A. Byer was struck on the head and treated for deep cuts. police say the assault was unprovoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yittsburgh
Buneher Co
Wilbert A. Byer
City Dredging Works Near Storm Sewer Outlet
City streets department moves into Shady Avenue bridge area to dredge Hare Creek and form a new stream bed to relieve backpressure near the storm sewer outlet. Crews dynamite willow trees to clear the route and straighten Hare Creek flow, aiming to divert floodwaters and reduce basement flooding.
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City Streets Department
Brit
Sreer
Balaneck
Tne
Shady Avenue Bridge
Lily Sewer
Corry to Get Public Health Clinic in 1958
Bre County commissioners approve a public health clinic in Corry to open soon after January 1 1958 and table a site decision for Girard. They appoint Clarence Metcalf and Russell Jenkins to top health department posts, with salaries of 7500 and 4229 respectively, and consider Spring and North Center streets for the clinic location.
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Cory
Bre
Girard
County Health Board
Clarence Metcalf
Concord
N. H
Russell Jenkins
Eric
Sanitarian
Spring Street
North Center Street
Corry
San Tarian
Erie County
Civil Service Commission
Simplified Tax Pamphlets for Corry Chamber Members
The Corry Chamber of Commerce mailed a Pennsylvania state tax chart pamphlet prepared by the state chamber research bureau led by Dallas Smiley of Corry. It outlines state taxes licenses and permits as a concise reference for members and prospective Pennsylvania business relocations. The publication notes the 1997 budget and tax changes aimed at simplifying the tax picture for future years.
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Pennsytvana
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce Research Bureau
Dallas Smiley
Corry
Bald Smiley
Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Jamestown Wife Slayer Faces First Degree Charge
Jamestown man Warner is held for grand jury after confessing to the fatal beating of his wife Winifred 18 in Frewsburg. He was arrested near Tionesta, Pa, and arraigned, facing possible death by electric chair if convicted. Investigators cite a domestic dispute preceding the slaying.
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Warner
Arriva
Cousity
My Ville
Perinaylvenis Staly Pollo
Yeatarday
Tlonexta
Famestown Poles
County
Jal
Luelor
Sherif Charles C. McCloskey Jr
Frewsburg
Frederick
Mattison
Justice of the Peace
A. Roy Perking
Mayville
Perkins
Tim
Pennsylvania
Tionesta
Jamestown
Franklin
Arid
Chantanqum
Long
Forest County
Canton
Ohio
Nature Boy Gets Jail Term in Missouri Indecent Exposure Case
John Minnig, 53, convicted by a Mountain Grove, Missouri, magistrate court jury in ten minutes of indecent exposure. Judge B. J. Colton sentenced him to one year in jail after Minnig, who called himself nature’s obstinate brat, appeared in court in a wall apron. He acted as his own attorney, cross examining four witnesses and making rambling remarks about returning to nature.
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Wountain Grove
John Minnig
Ozark
B. J. Colton
Minnig
Towa
Minnie
George Fees
Fees
Three More Papers Go To Seven Cents in Uniontown
Three Uniontown newspapers the Morning Herald the Evening Standard and the Brownsville Telegraph will raise prices from five to seven cents per copy in Fayette County effective next day. Publishers cite higher costs for newsprint labor and supplies as the reason for the increase.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Fayette County
Morning Herald S
Evening Standard
Union Town
Browns‘ville
de Ucrease Jresuita
Faubus Center Stage In Private Hare Creek Flow
City officials warn Hare Creek storm sewer overflows threaten flood risk as flow remains straight past the outlet. Officials say back pressure is not building, hindering drainage from industrial sites and businesses along the system.
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Hare
Coviditlinn Realty
Dramatic meet to study school racial crisis in the South
In Newport a dramatic private meeting unfolds as President Eisenhower and White House aides discuss the school integration crisis. Governor and Attorney General Brown join high-level staff amid efforts to coordinate federal and state actions from the Newport headquarters and nearby Providence.
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Newport
Eberhower
Aruna Carn Orvall
Newport Bane
White House
Jalubite
Providence
Eisenhower
Enaral Brown
Ondloe
Chia
Adama
Philtriganda
Tee
Dynamite tied to school bombings linked to Kasper
Reports allege John Kasper and segregationist associate Charles Reed transported dynamite to Reed home and to a school bombing in Nashville. Police pursue planners. six men in custody deny involvement. Soviet letter warns Turkey against joining actions against Syria amid wider Middle East tensions.
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Nashvills
2Enn
Douglas Fosse
FBT
John Kasper
Fosse
Charles Reed
Kasper
Reed
Hesse
Hed
Hattie Cutlery School
Gramnay
Ute Sane
Davidson County
Antitrust Suit Settled For 10 Million Dollars
Zenith Corp settled a U S antitrust suit for 10 million dollars in court, with RCA accused of blocking Zenith’s access to world markets by maintaining a monopoly in electronic equipment trade. The case named General Electric Westinghouse and Western Electric as defendants in alleged patent pools used to restrain Zenith internationally.
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Radia Corp
Zenith Puuette Ban ‘Ting
Zenith
U. S
Ditriet
RCA
Fortlun
Verguson Tractor Co
Ford Motor Co
Gener Elatric Co
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co
Western Electric Co
Zenit
RGA
Atomic test postponed at Nevada site due to technical issues
Atomic test at the Nevada site was delayed because a key experiment for the Whitney device failed. The AEC said a second device, code named FV can, might be detonated later today to replace the postponed shot.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Whitney
AEC
Ttnst
Becaus
Tetona
Aero Starts Training Setup for Supervisory Exchange
Aero plant launches a new training program where department heads act as conformance readers in their fields. The weekly sessions aim to broaden understanding of operations and functions across departments. Led by conference leaders from the Industrial Relations Office, the program runs through April 2, 1958. ARCTIMSNOE DIES DITEVOQUE, Tiwit The Most Rev Henry FP Rabin, Bl, rétied Ronwin Cuthnle weekbishop of Du tue ADA HHP WT The most widely known chuverian in The Mickwest, died yeverday. He was barr br Gar mung.
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Mus
Aero Supply
Ibn Varlaoa
Vantour
Sramghout Cie
Wipervisory
Tutinine Jaan Oli
Anc
Entatiens
Deh Lo Wilton
Tambrin Relations
Wads Aleregram
Laders
A. Galuiell
C,t. Keith
A. W
Pledyve L. M
Kowalekl
Worm
P. E. Dwyer
W. H. Kutferlin
Bfl Pain
J Lamey
W. W. Wats
Cory Aveo Hien
Arctimsnoe
Tiwit
Henry FP Rabin
Ronwin Cuthnle
Dutue
Ada
Barr Br Garmung
Thief Steals Tools From Local Auto Service Garage
A thief broke into Paige's Auto Service at 141 North Center Street Wednesday night and stole a tray of tools and a heavy duty electric drill valued at 112 dollars. Owner Dale Paige suspects a key entry since doors and windows were found locked when checked Thursday. Police continue inquiries as the shop awaited repairs.
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Paige
Auto Service
North Center Street
Dale Paige
Sun
Altoona Sergeant Convicted For Mistreatment of Trainees
A 61 year old Altoona Army sergeant Edwin C Enuteen was convicted by a special court martial on charges of mistreating combat trainees. He faced sentencing today as the board found fault with his conduct. The case notes indicate he coerced or caused other trainee leaders to strike fellow unit members during training at the local infantry rear area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camson
Altoona
Edwin
C. Enuteen
Knutson
Co. Ty Ath
County Civil Defense Police Flu Shot Drive
Local Civil Defense units including police and fire personnel begin a national program to administer flu shots. The 6 percent county group will staff emergency calls, coordinate homebound residents, and direct inoculations through assigned city sections with training in first aid and rescue skills after football season.
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Carry
Casey
GD Uni
Erie Rail Cars Wrecked Near Jamestown
CUNEWANGA reports 34 Erie Railroad cars wrecked near Jamestown along about 1000 feet of track after an 87-car freight broke into four sections. Three diesel units left the rails. No injuries. Train traveled from Meadville to Buffalo. Wreckage included paper and grain cars. Cause under investigation.
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Cunewanga
Erie Railroad
Buffalo and Southwestern Division
Jamestown
Meadville
Buffalo
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Soviet
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Robert F. Wagner
Board of Education
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Busine
Phe Ity Streets Department
Ue City
Moscow
Soviet Union
Turkey
Russia
Eyvat
Nikolai Bulganin
Adnan Menderes
Ankara
Antarel Gromyko
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Sewinst
Middle East
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Erie RR
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Pentagon
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