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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1955
Page
1
Adenauer press for rapid Moscow accord amid Western hard line
Western allies press hard for concrete concessions in dealings with Moscow and Red China. Berlin reports say Adenauer needs cabinet and parliament approval for German Soviet diplomatic ties while Australia signals caution on Red China’s UN seat. Western powers demand tangible gains before endorsing any broad settlement.
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Russia
Red China
United States
Geneva
United Nations
Moscow
Heiping
Hibee
Eisenhow
Alexia Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Red Cina
Konrad Adenauer
Nikolay Bulgatin
Bulgatin
Adenauer
Pir
Drahat Garman
Thy Ue Soulce Union
Auxsian
Aderiuier Ik
Poalmon
Casey
Australia
Red Ching
United Nation
UN Gentral Assembly
Uwnters Nn
New York
Uhey
Moscow to Open Talks With East Germany Leaders
Moscow plans immediate talks with Communist East Germany as Soviet officials rush to build on West German diplomacy. Otto Grotewohl and East German leaders will travel to Moscow for conferences on issues of mutual interest, coming just hours after Konrad Adenauer left Moscow for Bonn.
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Moscow
East Germany
West Germany
Soviet Union
Otto Grotewohl
West Otrman
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Mit
Adenauer
Workers stay on job as hesitations of strike loom
In New Castle, Pennsylvania, Venn Power Co workers remained on the job as a threatened midnight strike loomed over wage increase talks. Supervisors were kept on duty overnight to ensure continued operation of plants amid negotiations.
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New Castle
Aero Union Accepts One Year Contract With Small Pay Hikes
The Aero Union ratified a one year contract at a Rex Theatre session, with wage increases from 3 to 7 cents per hour for about 93 workers at Tibor Gurley. The deal covers holiday pay boosts and a new pension and insurance plan was requested by the union but not included.
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Aero Union
Njon
Aer Supply Mfg Co
Rex Theatre
Tim
Laur Gradles
Pla
Police Capture Mad Killer on Chicago Street
Chicago police captured Michael Morabito after a short foot chase at Harding and Chicago avenues on the West Side. Detectives Rendek and Pierson, with others, fired three shots. Morabito fled but was seized near his home. Morabito, 30, was wanted for slaying his former boss at the Chicago Daily News plant and raping a 20 year old woman the previous night.
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Chicago
Michael Morabito
Polies
Harding Avenue
Chicago Avenue
Morabito
Rouud
Chicago Daily News
Peter Rendek
Pierson
Hurling Avenue
Akstion
Avesta Boule
Yard
Pulaski Road
Rendek
Mombito
Wluthee
Moon
Henry George
George
Ais
Wey
Moody
Oolice
Mornbite
Stirteh
Lake Michigan Shore
Bryn
State Income Tax Talk Revived in Harrisburg Reform Effort
Democratic lawmakers in Harrisburg revive discussion of taxing federal income on state returns as a partial fix for Pennsylvania's fiscal crisis. Floor leader Readinger says the plan faces constitutional questions from the attorney general and estimates a 5 percent rate yielding 200 to 250 million dollars for the state.
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Harrisburg
House
Readinger
Lender
Chender
Genera
Sid Readinger Readinger
Bulganin in Moscow Receives Finnish Delegation
Tass reports Premier Bulganin was in Moscow for talks with Finnish President Urho Kekkonen and Prime Minister Kalevi S rokinen. Soviet President Klement Voroshilov updates accompanied the briefing as the 60 year old premier prepared to meet the visitors.
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Bulganin
Moscow
Tass
Tauly
Nikolai Bulganin i ii
Klement Voroshilov
Iiti Ke Pissiit
Tino Kekkonen
Dockers End Longshore Strike Disrupts New York Ports
The Independent International Longshoremen's Association ended a coast wide slowdown that halted cargo at East Coast ports including New York and New Jersey. Industry sources call the deal a face saving device as a voluntary fact finding panel will hear ILA grievances against the Waterfront Commission. Cleanup begins with up to 150 ships awaiting unloading while losses run into millions daily. The dispute, tied to a pending court action set for September 22, centers on alleged no strike violations and harassment claims.
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New York
Witkail
Independent International Longshoremen's Association
IEA
New York- New Jersey
TLA
New York Shipping Association
Jineks
Wwerk
Bia
Hallegal
Tsust
ILA
Stile Supra
Shipping Association
William
Supreme Court
Tarelig
Thasushke Wai
Ptajiy
Penn State budget approved by House in 177 to 0 vote
The Pennsylvania House okayed a two year Penn State appropriation totaling about 1.5 billion dollars with a 177 to 0 tally. The measure funds Agricultural, Petroleum, and Mineral research programs and supports matching industrial grants.
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Saknsbury
Pennsylvania State University
House
Senate
Polen 'D
City tackles tax debts as per capita levy ends
The Corry city faces tax delinquency questions after abolishing the per capita tax this year, with no clear citywide amount owed. The school board has collected tax data since 1947, and officials consider parallels to estimate city delinquencies while seeking action on past due amounts.
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Byl
Smith
Rio
Harley Johnson
Police Probe City Accident in North Denver Intersection Crash
A two-vehicle collision at the North Denver and Washington streets intersection caused about $50 in damage with no injuries. One car, driven by Hussy Hanfold of Warren State Hospital, was struck on the right side by Mrs. Bailey of 608 West Kingston Street after Bailey allegedly failed to stop for a red signal. Police report no injuries. charges may follow as witnesses are sought and names checked.
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Denver
Washington
Mrie Tiss Balleyy
West Kington Street
Hussy Hanfold
Warren State Hospital
Bailey
North Center Street
Sina
Batley
Mie
Kilver
Ayieh
Ian Ts
Nave Bo
Hentiard
Olaw Rijs
Pitt
Tomato festival notes and tomato yields discussed
A fragment from Cad Renton outlines tomato production and tasting notes at a 19th century center farm. It mentions varieties, yields, and a yearly harvest with emphasis on big tomatoes and farm practices.
West German cabinet weighs Moscow pact amid prisoner talk
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer's cabinet considered his Moscow agreement to establish diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. Some leaders doubted recognition of a divided Germany, while talks with Eastern leaders and prisoner releases shaped cautious support.
Physician Ends 50 Years Of Corry Practice
A Corry community dinner honored Dr GE Bennett for 50 years of medical service. Born 1888, he trained at Warren and Pittsburgh, began practice in Columbus in 1905, moved to Corry in 1909, and earned a fellowship in 1933. Colleagues praised his era of medicine and long service as retirement nears.
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GE. Bennett
Corry Country Club
Bennett
Bey
S. J. Irvine
Russell Roth
Irvine
Ben
Nett
Neth War
Ren
Warren Sthopis
University of Pittsburgh Medical School
Thee
Columbus
Corry
Tryinn
Peilow
American College of Sure
Movsical Society of Transylvanii
Erie County
Wallace Youre
Cory Memiorii Hospital
Giest Wallin Sylectah Palayayae
Soth Armiverany
Wilimins
Ahn Cory Medici Society
Oriefly
Imuidine
Hill
Hurricanes Whirl At Sea Near Hispaniola and Yucatan
A tropical disturbance named Hilda moved north of the Caribbean and near the Yucatan Peninsula, with winds up to 80 mph. The storm’s center expanded and shifted northeastward toward the Atlantic, causing damage and two deaths as it hit islands and coastal areas.
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Miami
Virgin Islands
Son
San Jun
Wis
Wong
Oriente
House-Passed Appropriations Face Senate Revisions
Harrisburg reporters note House passed appropriations totaling 1.8 billion dollars while Senate Republicans aim to trim the budget. Leader Mahony says the plan will move to Senate revisions, with Republicans pushing itemized reductions. Democrats oppose sweeping cuts but acknowledge the need to cut programs. The House plans to send the bundle to the Senate for debate and revision.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Mahony
GOP
Republicana Rovers
Demoriaus
Lewis Smith
Iin
API
Smith
Elise
Damyooruts
Arionler
Ulead Sudaor
Pape Ponty
Five Killed In Head-on Crash Reported By AP
Five people died in a head-on collision reported by the Associated Press. The incident occurred near Toledo as authorities described the wreck scene and ongoing investigation. Names, times, and local details are unclear due to garbled OCR text. The report notes fatalities and emphasizes a fatal crash investigation ongoing in the vicinity.
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