Fragmented Corry Era Paper Excerpt Highlights Russian, Ballet, Health Bits
An old Corry Pa newspaper fragment discusses international news items and cultural notes. It mentions a Russian track athlete gaining diplomatic immunity after a shoplifting incident in London. It also references the Bolshoi Ballet company’s Royal Opera House engagement and a London theatre controversy. Additional items cover health panel discussions on executive wellness and domestic concerns, with various ads and notes interspersed.
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Soviet Union
Nehru to Visit U.S. in December
Foreign Ministry sources say Prime Minister Nehru will visit the United States in December to meet President Eisenhower. Exact stay duration not fixed. initial plans noted a June visit postponed due to the President’s illness.
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Survey signals Pennsylvania voters may set new registration mark
A statewide survey of 35 counties shows Republicans leading in registrations but Democrats gaining ground ahead of the November election. Preliminary counts indicate about 4.97 million total registrations across surveyed counties with 2.449 million Republicans and 2.223 million Democrats, as GOP and Dem trends shift since April primaries.
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Yesterday's Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago
A clipping recalls traffic mishaps on the Corry Spartansburg Highway with autos operated by Mrs Distin Blitters and Bert Garnett sustaining heavy damage but no serious injuries. Dr Hugh O'Hare to participate in the 86th annual Medical Society of Pennsylvania session in Pittsburgh. Councilman Fred Weaver disabled a toe during a factory incident at Revmond Manufacturing, using a protective shoe.
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Medical Society of the Step of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Fred J. Weaver
Revmond Manufacturing Company
Maccabees near finish on West South street home
Trustees of the local order of Maccabees are understood to have nearly completed the purchase of the property on West South street adjoining The Journal for their new home. Health department quarantine rules during the infantile paralysis epidemic permit students to attend school. The Republican City committee met last evening and re elected Arthur Lyons as chairman. Walter Brigham was named vice chairman, Dana Depew treasurer and Carl Sullivan secretary.
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Republican City Committee
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Walter Brigham Wis
Dana Depew
Carl Sullivan
TV to revive old films with Hollywood releases
New TV era brings many classic films back to screens. Errol Flynn era aerials and WWI dogfights, John Gilbert trench scenes, gangster tales with Edward G Robinson and Jimmy Cagney style climaxes are expected to reappear. Fans may see Bette Davis and other stars in familiar, serialized patterns as networks plan a flood of retro programming.
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Babe Meets Death and a Hippie Marriage Echoes on
A fragmented diary style narrative recalls Babe collapsing in a hospital as relatives gather and a doctor leaves the room after a grim prognosis. The scene blends memories of bygone era romance with a detective figure and melodramatic domestic twists, ending with an optimistic note about television improving cinema.
Final Words in a Tragic Births and Deaths Tale
A mother battles strength to speak her last words beside her newborn, as Big George watches in grief. The newborn opens eyes briefly before the mother dies at 6 34 am on September 27, with dawn light over blue waters. Maj Gen Wilton B Persons is cited in the surrounding text.
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Rumma readies a meeting amid scattered notes
A fragmentary report notes a meeting with mentions of Mrs Hay and Mrs Wil Tenn, a 13th date, and a forthcoming meet. The text references a boy and a master, with unclear names like Nowell and Philips. The context remains unspecified and partially garbled.
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