Longshoremen End 29-Day New York Strike
Hundreds of longshoremen returned to work in New York as the 29 day walkout ended under pressure from the National Labor Relations Board and ILA leadership. Officials said about 10,000 would report for the first day back, with full crews expected by Monday to clear a backlog of cargo worth about 50 million dollars. The ILA cited government mandate and legal pressure as key factors in halting the strike.
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Associated Press
New York
Interational
F Nce
Labor Relations Board
ILA
William V. Bradley
TLA
AFL
National Labor Relations Board
New York - New Jersey Waterfront Commission
NLRB
Bradley
Cars Collide At Slippery City Intersection
At 1 30 this morning a two car crash at North Center street and Columbus avenue was blamed on a slick intersection. Drivers were Howard Gates 45 of 188 Wright Street and Vernon Humphrey address unknown. Gates said he had right of way on East Columbus onto Center with a green light. Humphrey northbound could not stop and hit Gates left rear causing 150 in damage. Humphrey’s damage not earned. Archer of Baldwin Township blames arsonist for a 30000 fire that leveled Ames tavern yesterday, third blaze in area within 1 days.
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City
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Howard Gates
Wright Street
Vernon Humphrey
Gates
Center Street
Humphrey
Ee Eee Archer
Baldwin Township
Ames
Archer
French Hold Dien Bien Phu Against New Vietminh Attacks
French defenders at Dien Bien Phu repelled a fresh Vietminh assault as tanks and heavy artillery pounded the besieged fortress. Vietminh forces, estimated at thousands, pressed to within a mile of the center while casualties mounted on both sides. Paris reports claimed Vietminh gains in Cambodia with heavy French losses at Dien Bien Phu.
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Associated Press
HANOT
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Dust Bowl
Torrrens
Paris
Cambodia
Voenne Sal
Siem Pang
Stung Treng
Mekon
Burns Fatal to 3 More Pupils at Cleveland Hill
CHEEKTOWAGA NY A school fire in a one story annex of Cleveland Hill Elementary killed three more pupils and claimed their 14th life overall. Susan Jors 12 Donald Kelleher 12 and Marlene Miller 11 died after flames tore through the music room nine others perished in the blaze investigated as caused by a defective furnace.
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Ammunia
Idical St
Snowy Past Winter Tops Snow Records By Marked Cold
Weather data show five months November through March with 119 inches of snow, 28 inches more than the prior winter, and total moisture near 1696 inches versus 1668 previously. Temperatures ran cooler in January and March by six and four degrees, while the overall average dropped from 3.48 to 3.34.
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George Mulderick
Six In Family Perish In Fire At Ohio Cottage
A mother Garnet Richards and her five children Mildred Robert Lawrence Ray Freda May perished in a fast spreading fire that destroyed their one story frame cottage in Clouster Ohio. The father reportedly said the blaze began after the mother used kerosene on a stove and the sheriff noted the house burned and was destroyed within about twenty minutes in a wooded area northwest of Athens County community of about 2900 people.
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Associated
Clouster
Ohio
Garnet Richards
Mildred
Robert
Lawrence Ray
Freda May
Charles Edwin
George Bateman
Lita
Athens County
Mundt Signals No Bar To Sears Counsel Plan
Senate Investigations Chairman Mundt says no information is likely to force Samuel Sears to resign as special counsel to the McCarthy Army inquiry. Developments include a Defense Department referral of Maj Irving Peress’s case to the Justice Department and the naming of Joseph N. Welch as Army’s counsel. Also notes Pvt G David Schine’s denied assignment and publisher Richard J. Kennard dies in Palm Beach.
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Mundt
Peress
Justice Department
Asociated
Washington
Sen. Mundt
RSDD
Blak
Samuel P. Sears
Sen.McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sears
Wisconsin
Subcommittee On
McCarthy
Defense Department
Joseph N. Welch
Primghar
Iowa
Uke Searstow
Boston
Welch
Pvt. G. David Schine
Delay decision on how to sell sewage bonds in Corry
City Council and Corry Municipal Authority met in special session to weigh public sale versus negotiated bid for 8620 000 sewage treatment plant bonds. They deferred until April 13 or later, awaiting Connecticut meeting with Travelers Insurance and Gilbert Associates report on sewer users.
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Corry
Auta
Roger Brown
Travelers Insurance Firm
Hartford
Authority
Connecticut
Ashe
Gilbert Associates
Don Williams
C. C. Collings Co. Inc
Council
Line Authority
Collings
Publi Te Sale
North West Y M C A Meeting Slated
More than 100 YMCA officials and guests will attend the North West District gathering next Monday evening at the Hotel Corry. Eugene A. Simon editor of the Tarentum Valley Daily News will be the featured speaker, addressing the group after a dinner and before the annual business meeting. Simon recently toured parts of Rural Russia after the Iron Curtain eased.
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Eugene A. Simon
Russia
YMCA
North West
Young Men's Christian Association
A. O. Burgess
Corry
sTarentum Valley Daily News
Simon Taat
Simon
Jain
Caroughout Waster
Pennsylvania
Stevenson Urges Republicans To End Name Calling And Tackle Problems
In a national speech the presidential candidate criticized the Republican party for name calling and inaction. He warned of dangers from the hydrogen bomb and atomic threats, urged decisive leadership, condemned government by slogan, and referenced unease over military and foreign policy while urging focus on unemployment and economic issues. Continued on Page Three.
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Stevenson
Charlotte
N.catta
Republians
Tn & Wfemillie
Leiin
North
Garolina Democrats
Umbt
America
Republican Party
Tno Anles
Timel
Sail
Ex-Corryite Honored by Business Week Feature
Former Corry resident A Were ley McKinney, executive vice president of the National Supply Co, is profiled in the current Business Week for leading a 118-store oil field equipment network. The piece notes his Corry High School 1916 graduation, long tenure, and the firm’s 46.5 million inventory with 26.4 million held in end-year stores.
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A. Wereley McKinney
Business Week
McKinney
National Supply Cox
Pittsburgh
Fauk
Uhe
Whic
Hemisphere
Corry High School
Nariows Supply Co
Worte
Pittburgh
United State
Tosh
Saleamen
NAC
Munb
Namily
Ajax Tron
Corry
Ajax
NBG
Ite
Natches
Mins
Allegheny College
Meadville
National Supenly Co
Injured man Arthur Rabin Vim Dies in Hospital Crash
Arthur Rabin Vim, 88, died at Passavent Hospital from injuries after being struck by an identified driver on Wylléaver late at night. The crash remains under investigation.
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Oies
Arthur Rabin
Passavent
Wylléaver
Youth at Corry Hospital Near Discharge After Leukemia Fight
Corry youth sixteen is set for discharge within a day from Mercy Hospital at Erie after doctors diagnosed leukemia keeping him from school. He has undergone five blood transfusions and shown improvement. the family includes parents Mr and Mrs Ditworth Davis of Fich Street Wil.
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Corry
Clark Davie
Ditworth Davia
Ficuh Street
Awa
fMamot
Erle
Eisenhower works on TV radio speech at Camp David
President Eisenhower secretively works on a television and radio speech at Catoctin Mountain Lodge for a national address Monday night. The entourage includes Mrs. Eisenhower and relatives as they tour nearby Gettysburg and discuss renovation plans for their farm home. Mrs Nancy Gibson of Glassport will represent Pennsylvania in the Mrs American contest in Florida next month.
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Prem Thurmont
Eisenhower
Catocty Mountain
Antion
Eixenhower
Washington
Addrens
United States
Mra Rinephower
Mra. John & Dati
Camp David
Catoctin National
Pittsburgh
Nancy Gibson
Glairton
Pennsylvania
Florida
Rimette
Cotlestanta
Une Tentral
Rostern Payin
Tute
Corry Moose Club Plans New Lodge Building
An A apactal delegation from the Corry Moose Club will meet in Mercer with the architect to review plans for a new lodge building on East Washington Avenue. The project envisions a 60 by 120 foot structure to serve social and fraternal functions, with bidding hoped to start early this summer.
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Cory Moose Club
Mercer
Mercer Moose Club
Tocal
East
Washington
Wir
North Center Street
It Iit
Vanik Hearing Set After Sanity Ruling York Man
A new hearing for Jack Vanik of York is scheduled at 4 o clock Monday before Alderman M. Cobbeth. Vanik, who was deemed sane by a Erie County psychiatrist, has pleaded guilty to a malicious assault and battery charge and will appear before a county judge with a peace bond request. He was arrested on charges of assault and battery after a court appearance and is being held in Erie County.
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Jack Vanik
York
Aldermass M
Cobbeth Vanik
Kile Paychi
Telat
Erie County
Uni
Monediy
Tony
Brealenur
Vanik
Alghest
Bond Lo Kerp
Babson Sees Optimism In U S Business In Early 1964
Babson Park Massachusetts business thinker Roger W Babson argues that the first half of 1964 will be fairly good amid his belief in cycles and psychological factors shaping economic activity. He cautions against overoptimism from headlines and radio pundits and explains impatience to buy or sell drives price movements across stocks real estate wages and business. The piece notes it continues on page six.
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Rocer W. Babson
Babson Park
Mant
Simelligense
House Passed Measure Omits Ike Requests in Housing Bill
The House approved a public housing bill 362 to 36 without a public housing feature and stripped Eisenhower’s request for authority to raise interest rates on FHA home loans. Southerners and Republicans denounced the plan as socialist while the bill retains otras provisions on down payment reductions, extended loan terms, and incentives for home improvements and slum clearance.
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Associated Prean
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Eikenhower
Joga Limita
FFA
Fivreen
Buesine Used Car Lot Sold Near City
The Buesine used car lot on the Roosevelt Highway west of Corry has been purchased by Eugene Buesine from his brother Julian Buesine. The transfer includes the used car inventory, lot property, and the office building. Mynford Williams remains with the business as sales agent. Julian Buesine will run another used car agency in Exley.
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Buesine
Ioc
Roosevelt Highway
Corry
Eugene Bue~ Sink
Julian Bue~ Sink
Srmed
Mynford
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Ana Wae
Corry Evening Journal
Palm Beach
Fra
Richard J.ee
Progressive Publishing Co
Sustiele
Kennard
State College
Lake Worth
Brown
A. Wesley McKinney
National Supply Company
John Swift
Pittabureh
Corry Moose
Club Ta
Babson
U. S
Bunnies
Ike
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