U N Chief Warns Great War Peril Demands Action
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold, in a 1953 54 annual report to the General Assembly, says the UN still falls short of goals. He cites a world peril that requires intensified cooperation, notes deadlock on membership, and warns of broader gloom from economic and disarmament failures.
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Associated Press
United Nations
O. Nes
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Europe
U. N
Hammarskjold
China
Hoover Commission to probe red tape burden
The Hoover Commission announced a special unit will study government paperwork for businesses and individuals to boost efficiency. It notes rising industry concern and cites an industry estimate that three million dollars a year is spent on reports of questionable value to federal commissions.
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Hoover
Washington
Hoover Commission
State GOP Leaders Urge Eisenhower Campaigning in Pennsylvania
Lt. Gov. Lloyd H. Wood, the Republican nominee for Pennsylvania governor, says state GOP leaders want President Eisenhower to campaign in the state before the November elections. He notes Vice President Nixon told him he is eager to campaign here, though Eisenhower’s schedule may not permit it. Separately, in Pottstown, 17 year old James J. Hillsbush died after a car veered off a road and crashed into a tree northeast of town.
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Eisenhower
Harrisburg
Lloyd H. Wood
Pennsylvania
Wood
Richard M. Nixon
Philadelphia
Nixon
Pottstown
James J. Hilli~bush
Clean Streams Meeting Set for August 20 at Tarentum
Clarence C. Keesey, a Schenley advocate, toured 18 Western Pennsylvania counties urging Corry residents to attend a Northwestern Pennsylvania Clean Streams meeting scheduled for August 20 at Dreshar Stadium Tarentum. If weather fails, the event moves to Tarentum High School auditorium. He argues current laws suffice if enforced and plans to have officers elected at the gathering.
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Schenley
Pennsylvania
Corry
Schenley Man
Keesey
Tarentum High School
Mars
Probe Sabotage Ties Train Wreck Area Incident
Police and railroad investigators probed possible sabotage after a tie on the tracks caused a wreck near Corry. A wreck train with a derrick car worked from both ends to lift the locomotive, with crew including conductor C. C. Dashner and engineer E. J. Schnitzer. The engine left the rails at about 15 mph while preparing to set out a car near Centerville on a Clymer turn. The PB2 freight and other Corry turns were affected by the track trouble.
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Corry
C. C. Dashner
E. J. Schnitzer
R. J. Healy
Frank Makowski
H. &. Kerchner
Centerville
Clymer
N. Y
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Mother Appeals To Missing Girl in Erie
The mother of 18 year old Delcy Janoski pleads for her return after she left home last Wednesday at 6 30 p m. Delcy was last seen with 15 cents, wearing a blue eyed 120 pound form, a blue blouse grey skirt white high heeled shoes and a black saddle purse. Her mother fears harm may have occurred and asks Delcy to telephone or come home.
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Erie
Delcy Janoski
Miss Janoski
Fannie ‘Watson
Mrs. Watson
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