Lonardi Pleads Peace and Work for Argentina Amid Rebellion
Major General Eduardo Lonardi’s new government in Argentina appeals for unity and labor as it consolidates power after Peronist upheaval. Cordoba broadcasts pledge to defend constitution and freedoms while exile and punishment questions loom over Peronist leadership. The shift includes naming Brig. Gen. Leon Bengoa as federal police chief and ongoing political prisoner releases.
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Associated Presy
Buenos Aires
Eduardo Lonardi
Lonard
Sugelr
Bier
Stich
Peronutter & Weeder
Die Lirurihiy
Cordoba
Loyardi
Tabertyy
Jun D. Proll
Owe
Min
Howie
Cordobs
Buenos Airen
Meni
Iher
Sabel
la RE
Peron
Peter Wig
Falind
Grinbout
aLropotisr
Indies
Lee Wulation
Lonardi
Laon Bengos
Hospital census and surgeries at Corry Memories Hospital
At Corry Memories Hospital in August the board reported 270 days of service, 98 births and seven deaths, 36 major and 56 minor operations. The meeting discussed insurance, honored director Robert A. Oter, and listed directors in attendance Slattery Rivinesale Fuller Spitzer Gates Itswkltis Younie Eaton. A Pittsburgh area crash killed Kenneth J Roth, 21, of Biburban Elliott Police said the force of the crash sent the car into a wall on Noblestows road.
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Robert A. Oter
Direc~tor
Pain Slattery
Rivinesale
Fuller
Spitzer
Gates
Itswkltis
Younie
Eaton
Crasie Puttsburgh
Contol
Noblestows Road
Charge Ex-Cabinet Officer In Estate Mismanagement
SCRANTON Pa Frank Walker former postmaster general is charged with improper administration of the multimillion dollar estate of M E Comerford. The charges allege surcharges for waste mismanagement and improper accounting by Walker as executor with O Leary as coexecutor. Heirs claim excessive executor fees and unauthorized loans harmed the Comerford estate.
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Py Amociuvederes Scranton
Frank Walker
M. E Comer Ford
Avenlluit
Ly Hriele
Walker
Jd J
Fry
Gomeford
Atinia
Frank G. Walker
Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
O. Waste
omUdtianageien
Ford
Wilker
Ud O'Lear
Attade Lista
O'Leary
Comerford
U.S. Tariff Talks Press for Cut in Global Duties
The State Department reports negotiations to reduce duties on 900 foreign goods in exchange for U.S. concessions on imports. The January conference in Geneva will consider lowering tariffs across many sectors from automobiles to whiskey, tied to the Reciprocal Trade Act. Officials say the move could affect a large share of imports and involve hearings beginning October 31 with potential concessions to aid U.S. industry and defense needs.
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U.S
State Department
Armbatt
Genevy
State Official Defends $40,000 Window Cleaning Contract
Harrisburg. The secretary of Property and Supplies defends an award of $40,000 for window cleaning in state buildings. William D. Thomas testified the building superintendent inspected the work and found the specifications met, with current work superior to that of previous contractors. Gov. Leader was urged to cancel the May award to Capitol Window Cleaners, a company tied to former senator Joseph W. Guffey’s nephew, David Hart, via Capitol Window Cleaners and Harrisburg Window Cleaning Co.
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Thomas
Gap
Centyhey
Lowery A. Galffey
Mckeesport
David & Kobt
Hartisburg
American Window Clinsing Co
Harrisburg Window Cleaning Co
Nts
Knid Guffey
Capitol Window Cleaners
Strike Ends at Pittsburgh Forge After 20 Days
A 20 day strike at Piutshareh Forgings Coin near Copnopolis ended as 450 CTO United Steelworkers reached an agreement. The labor dispute centered on wages and the settlement raises pay to an average of 16 cents an hour. The brief agreement restores normal production and work at the plant.
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Pittsburgh
Piutshareh
Copnopolis
CTO
United Steelworkers
Rocky Marciano to defend title again in June
New York heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano, marked only by a red blemish, announced plans to defend his title next June against possible challengers Bob Bunker Nina Valdes Hurilene Dupkson or Floyd Pytters. He stated no doubt about retirement for now, as his manager and others questioned his future, prompting a heated exchange.
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Rocky Marciano
Associated Prom
New York
Mall
Bob Bunker
Nina Valdes
Hurilene Dupkson
Floyd Pytters
Marciano
Blatt Displays New Home Open for Public Inspection Tomorrow
BIA Construction unveils Dressmake a ten thousand five hundred dollar three bedroom modern home at 34 Meld Avenue Blk Street Tioush. Viewers may inspect from 4 pm to TOMO pm as detailing includes stone front large windows and cemented hardwood interior with Birch and Anseley fabrics. Local suppliers aided the build with final interior fittings by Barachs Home Furnishings. The house is priced at 10500 on the buyer’s lot with 12 percent down and 25 years to pay. Plans for a major development on South Cotten Street are announced for next year contingent on utility availability and demand.
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BIA Construction Company
Meld Avenue
John Blutt
Anseley
Colermuiss
Blessel
Barach
Home Furnitie Company
Biutt
Iclude
Ote
Averyine
Lbesk
Psiterea
South Cotiten Street
Gornvites
Coffee Prices Boosted Again Annotated Prom
Two large coffee buyers announced higher wholesale prices. General Foods noted retail prices may not reflect the rise due to stock levels. Maxwell Houn, Yolyn, Sanka, Bundird Brands, and allied firms are increasing wholesale rates to 95 cents per pound.
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New York
Idi Gonivat Foods Corp
Inu Jehits i Pounil
Maxwell Houn
Yolyn
Bundird Brands Inc
General Foods
Man killed in wreck near Ebensburg Route 22
A collision on Route 22 near Ebensburg Pennsylvania killed 43 year old Komik Firstan while another person sustained injuries. Details indicate two vehicles collided in a daytime crash with fatalities reported at the scene. Police are investigating the cause and identity of those involved.
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Ebensburg
Farm Leaders Meet to Study Falling Income
Washington reports the Hisenhorst administration convened the Nu- Coast Agricultural Advisory Commission for a two day quarterly meeting to examine ways to bolster farm income. The secretary of agriculture said proposals will be offered to Congress and the commission will help formulate administration ideas. The commission, appointed by President Richstowen, reviews farm policies and helped shape the gen gen farm program with flexible price supports and subsidies. The group meets as Democrats oppose the administration farm plan, arguing for broader relief measures amid low mood in the sector.
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Washington
Hisenhorst
Nu- Coast Agricultural Advisory
Lmatur
Miggentiong
Benkon Filt
Richstowen
Congress
Aisi
Mental Patient Found In Area
A patient escaped from a facility and was found near a service station after wandering toward routes. Mrs Lente reported the man asked for protection and later underwent examination by a physician before being returned to the jail. Police and doctors coordinated to ensure proper care and safety.
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Schoal
John Lente
Mali
Hose
Sven
Lente
Sail Alto
Wits Font
Unclear text: Tomorrow Marks End Of Summer Item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions end of summer and possible references to events, institutions, and changes. Readable elements include vague mentions of a university context and awaiting developments. No coherent facts or named entities present to summarize meaningfully.
10th Tropical Storm Janet Develops in Atlantic
The 10th tropical storm Janet formed in the Atlantic about 250 miles east-southeast of Fort de France. Forecasters expected gradual intensification as it moved northwest at about 15 mph. Winds near the center reached 70 mph with stronger gusts, while the system tracked toward the greater Caribbean.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fli
Janet
Buren
Fort de France
Meringus
Tndes
Utah
Weather Bureau
San Juan
Liet
Eust
Fresiet West Indies
Walter Davis
Miami Weather Bureau
Tone
Puerto Rico
Civcling
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Hoor
Hilda
Cuba
Caribbean
Mexico
Begin Work On Area Church expansion plan in Spring
Plans at Congregational Church in Spring call for a 30 by 50 foot basement and rear-structure move onto a new foundation. Sunday School rooms will be reconfigured into a dining area with a modern kitchen and new heating plant. Fundraising event next Thursday evening at the Mitogen Huddinge will finance the project. Proceeds go to the building fund as work proceeds.
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Degu Yesvergay
Congregational Church
MIR
Anne
Mitogen Huddinge
Trial Delay Granted in Pittsburgh Area Fraud Case
A delay of trial was granted for Aldo Tawi, ex-official tied to Styy stegle Services, amid motions to exclude evidence. The government seeks permission to admit certain witnesses and a parallel inquiry links to Maj. Holhbin’s death. Also mentioned are convictions in Rochester and Washington involving related figures, with denials of bribery.
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Associated Presa Pittshurgh
Aldo Tawi
Styy
Stegle Services
Pieha DE Tier
Tegel
Baljit Nour
Willian Hadaialy
Visinis Toardi
Adil Trumanson
Fabyliary
Washington
Perjitny Chinkee
Maj
Holbhin
AlMaby Yard
Carl LoDuley
Rochester
N.Y
Abia Colin
United State
Billinie
Golohan
Fifteen Die In BOAC Plane Crash At Tripoli Airport
The British Overseas Airways Corp. four engine Argo nauti crashed on takeoff from Tripoli Idris Airport killing fifteen people. Fifteen passengers and two crew were killed with 27 passengers and five crew escaping. Survivors were taken to the British military hospital.
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Associated Fress
Tripoli
Libya
British Air
Hiner
Tdris
British Overseas Airways Corp
Londo
BOAC
London
Lagos
Nigeria
West Africa
Mediterranean
North Africa
R. DB Griffiths
Rome
Mrs Bradley Identifies Emmett Till Body In Chicago Burial
In Sumner Mississippi Mrs Mamie Bradley testifies she positively identified her son Emmett Till in Chicago after his body was pulled from the Tallahatchie River. The state rests its case against two white men accused of killing the 14 year old Negro.
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Sumner
Miss
Mamie Bradley
Chicago
Tallahatchie
Emmett Lous
Brwilley
Brindley
Gerald Chatham
Roy
Brrant
Munus
Jou
J. W. Mil- AM
Tillihatemne
Pupils Prepare to Return Polio Vaccination Slips
Consent forms for polio shots are being sent home with third and second grade pupils in Corry. Parents must return the slips by tomorrow, with a final deadline Monday. those declining the first inoculation will not receive a second round form. Arrangements for others outside the program are through family physicians.
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Corry
Rue
Corry Resident Giros Wills Enter Probate Case
Court in Erle County studies the two wills of Corry businessman Giros who died in Cleveland on August 18. Estate valued at 25000, with probate delayed due to dual wills and multiple named beneficiaries including Greek heirs and Mrs Crawford of 116 Franklin Street. Judge Samuel Roberts heard preliminary matters at 2 p.m. to determine heirs and executors as Frank McKulant of Derry acts for the Greek heirs.
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Veter Ons
Corry
Cleveland
Wsuile
Samuel Roberts
I Citas
Hi Corry
Giros
Greece
Il Crawford
Franklin Street
Hein
Istie Thomas Ratleye
Reveland
Ex Governor Raps Debts Amid Budget Tangles
A garbled report from Williamsburg cites an ex governor criticizing debts and budget strains on the eve of a convention. The piece mentions Chief Justice Tom Mypaghiati and various figures, with fragmented references to governance, savings, and fiscal pressure.
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Williamsburg
Maretin
Jingene
Dulles Sees Possible Decade of Peace at UN Speech
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the United Nations General Assembly that the world may be entering a decade of peaceful change ending the cold war. He said European security has improved and urged endorsement of Eisenhower’s plan for mutual military blueprints and on site inspections.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N. Y
John Foster Dulles
General Assembly
Lo Wold
Assembly
Eisenhower
United States
Ruskin
Democratic Club Plans Here in Corry Meeting
The Democratic Club of Corry scheduled a meeting at Mit Hall on South Center Street. Citizens John Culien, Sue Shepard, Baross, Gliy, and others attended as committee members. A committee led by Rhynard was formed to confirm visit dates and present a platform for candidates at a later gathering.
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Searcast
Democratic Party
Democatic Club
Bf Corry
Mito Hall
South Center
John Culien
Sue Shepard
Sasi Baross
Tox Gliy
Ant Lowin Radecks
Tnd
Chole Alder Phelps Arm
Riigiber
Hijetlisteiet
Gohroduliet
Mee Renin
Draft Board See Unreadable Fragments
Fragmented OCR text shows a draft board with unclear names and scattered terms. Readable items include references to a board, draft, and possible names, but the overall content is garbled with many nonstandard strings and misread terms. No coherent event, date, or location could be established from the fragments provided.
Latrobe News Snippet With Fragments and Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Latrobe Philadelphia Avon and a variety of scattered names and phrases. The readable content includes references to a test, a couple of personal names, and unrelated garbled terms. Overall no cohesive event or clear subjects emerge from the fragment.
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