CAR TAGS AT COATS AGENCY UPDATE
A news brief notes car tags at Coats Agency and a call line for Tribune delivery via phone. It also mentions various local persons visiting relatives and a New Year’s Day golden anniversary in Freeman South Carolina. The piece closes with a note about a potential labor walkout by 3000 locomotive firemen in protest of reduced firemen on diesel locomotives.
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C. G. Hoffman
Benedict
Mound Ridge
EB. J. Waltner
Freeman, S. C
Clement
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Canadian Pacific Rail Strike Looms Across Major Network
Montreal reports a near halt on the 17000 mile Canadian Pacific Railway network as unions and management seek a last minute settlement before a 4 p.m. strike call. Nearly half of Canada's rail system faces disruption.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Manhattan Man Charged With Assault For Shooting Sheriff
Manhattan Kansas Robert Henry Coleman 25 charged with assault with intent to kill after sheriff B E Deckert was struck by shotgun pellets on New Year s Eve at Coleman's home. County attorney Richard D Rogers said Coleman admitted firing at the sheriff.
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Kas
Robert Henry Coleman
B. E. Deckert
Coleman
Richard D. Rogers
Unification Talks By Egypt and Syria Begin
Cairo based Al Gumhurriya reports talks will start soon on Egypt and Syria unification. Arab nationalists in Egypt Syria and Jordan have discussed a three nation federation, all bordering Israel, with a joint military command created in October. Syria's Premier Sabri Assali formed a new pro Soviet Cabinet Monday.
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Cairo
al Gumhurriya
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Israel
Sabri Assali
Democrat Roberts Re-Elected Rhode Island Governor
Rhode Island’s Supreme Court ruled Democrat Dennis J. Roberts won a fourth term over Republican Christopher Del Sesto after invalidating civilian absentee and shut-in ballots that had briefly put Del Sesto ahead. The court, in a 3-1 decision, upheld the earlier tally showing Roberts leading by 207 votes. Del Sesto said he would not appeal after the ruling.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
Dennis J. Roberts
Roberts
Christopher del Sesto
del Sesto
Harold A. Andrews
Thomas H. Roberts
Record GI Bill enrollment tops 760000 veterans
Washington report shows a record 760,600 veterans enrolled this fall for education and training under the GI Bill, according to the Veterans Administration.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Steel output set for record in 1957 say Iron Age
The Iron Age reports U S steel mills will push production above 120 million tons in 1957, about three million more than the 117 million tons set in 1955. 1956 output is estimated at 115 million tons.
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New York
Iron Age
National Metalworking Weekly
Reds Backtrack In Denunciation Of Joe Stalin
Khrushchev softened his earlier denouncement of Stalin saying one must overlook his mistakes. The Kremlin toast linked to satellites seeking independence and warned future outbreaks would be met with force, contrasting the de Stalinization line he spoke at the February party congress.
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Reds
Joe Stalin
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Kremlin
Khrushchev
The
Chanute Tribune
K Kremlin
Hungary
Communist Party
Democrats Take Control of Colorado Legislature in Historic Win
In Denver the Democrats gained control of both houses for the first time in 20 years. They hold 38 of 65 House seats and 21 of 35 Senate seats at the new session, following a decisive election result.
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Colorado
Senate
India
Ceylon
Africa
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Coffeyville
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