Erie Woes Over Fire At City Dump Continue
Millcreek Township Supervisor Ross Wilkins accuses Erie city fire department of failing to act on a Sunday underground dump fire despite a court order. City Solictor Gerald Weber says policy remains unsettled with Judge Elmer L Evans noting the order mandates city control of all fires at the site.
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Polio vaccine safe and potent findings outline plan
Dr Francis and team reviewed reports from polio year testing vaccine effects across 1.8 million children. Blood tests for antibodies and virus presence guided licensing hopes by the National Institute of Health. About 30 million complete courses, nine million free through March of Dimes funds, with pricing by firms for private use.
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Corry School Board Rejects Kindergarten Plan
The Corry School Board vetoed starting a kindergarten citing yearly costs around twelve thousand dollars. Superintendent L M Douglas urged restraint, but board members debated funds for current expenses capital outlay and building remodeling. President Robert Ott Jr pressed for a clear vote and Hillstrom moved to decide, leading to a negative decision.
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Hillstrom
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United States weighs UN resolution on Formosa Strait force
Senator George of Georgia said the Eisenhower administration is studying a UN General Assembly measure condemning force in the Formosa area. He noted Stevenson urged a formal cease fire formula for Formosa and permanence plans, contingent on Soviet agreement to oppose force. Diplomats in New York reported no current progress.
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Formosa
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Dairymen Group Loses Bid to Block Milk Plan
A Pennsylvania dairy group failed to stop approval of a federal milk marketing plan. Judge Henry X. O'Brien dismissed the injunction sought by Dairymen's Co operative Sales Association, saying the group had adequate internal means to prevent approval. The DCSA serves dairy farmers in nine Western Pennsylvania counties.
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Dairymen's Co-operative Sales Association
Henry X. O'Brien
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
O'Brien
Associa
U.S. Department of Agriculture
DCSA
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse workers dismissed after Communist ties inquiry
Pittsburgh two Westinghouse Brake Co. employees Harold Briney of Turtle Creek and Theodore Wright of Wilmerding refused to testify to a Senate subcommittee about Communist affiliations. Landis, vice president, stated both were terminated for not clearing civil records and for not answering questions that could incriminate them. Wright had 130 years with the firm. Briney led Local 610, United Electrical Workers, for 17 years. The inquiry, begun in 1954, sought Communist influence in labor unions.
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Westinghose Au’ Brake Co
Senate
Columunist Party
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Harold K. Briney
Turtle Creck
Theodore Wruht
Wilmerding
Seiteray
Com
Briney
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Binney
Iabor
Eisenhower to Boost Asian Aid as Afro-Asian Talks Open
President Eisenhower announced a larger United States foreign aid program to aid free nations of South and East Asia. The move coincides with Afro-Asian conference openings in Bandung Indonesia, with about 24 billion dollars expected, most for Asia.
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Eisenhower
United States
Congress
Free Nations
South and East Asia
Bandung
Indonesia
Red China
Asia
Store President Dies in New York
Herbert J. Schwarts, 69, president of City Stores Co., a nationwide chain of major department stores and specialty shops, died yesterday in New York. He led the firm through expansion and modernization, leaving a large legacy in retail leadership and corporate growth.
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Herbert J.schwarts
City Stores Co
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