Rhee Attacks U.S Asia Policy Amid Korea Tensions
President Syngman Rhee denounces American and U.N. plans while demanding removal of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission from Korea. He rallies 19,000 at Seoul Stadium to denounce perceived Communist threats and to press for North Korea’s permanent exclusion from future talks.
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Seoul
Korea
Sapan
Syngmin Rhee
Pole Fey
Asia
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
NNSC
Searlt
Rheesic
Eisenhower
North Korea
Arith
Rhee
Sapares
Taito Mura
Fehvedn
William B. Lucy
Gammunist Caech
Lyman L. Lemuitzen
U.N
Youths Admit Bullet Theft At Local Store
Two boys aged 1 and 16 confessed to stealing several .22 caliber bullet boxes from a West South street shop. Police chief Harley Drake reported the youths were found at Rex Theatre and one admitted the theft after being questioned. The older boy had given three boxes to an 18 year old accomplice, Wickwire stated. He refused to press charges.
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Stern
Harley Drake
Hey
Ian Wickwire
Tie's Sporshay
West South Strack
WickWire
Rex Theatre
Unique Pact Approved By Can Workers
The United Steelworkers and American Can Go Continental signed a new contract covering about 35,000 workers. The agreement includes a wage increase of 214 cents per hour and a layoff plan, with pensions and other benefits preserved while wage adjustments move from 170 to 48 cents at Continental. McDonald said similar proposals would be presented to major steel producers in advance of July contract expirations.
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Avm J McDonald
American
Continental Ware
Slptey Wightie
Fewer Pupils Enter Gerry Schools This Year
A census by Willa Miller shows 1645 city pupils expected this September, up to 2599 total aged 3 to 17 in four wards. Of these, 948 are too young for school, 24 have completed high school but are under 18, and some are in special programs under eligibility rules.
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Gerry
Willa Miller
Stliola
Miller
Childrery Barn
Thirt
Training Begins For Guardsmen At Indian Gap
Training starts for 11,000 Pennsylvania National Guard troops at Indian Gap Me Base, as the 28th Division begins a two week summer training in small arms and combat weapons. General officers brief the group on modern warfare, readiness, and tactics, with the encampment set to end August 10.
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Pennsylvania ‘National Guard
Me Basle
Pennsylvania Guard
J. Drexel Biddle
Dry State
Hth
Henry K Fluck
Pennsylvania
Outdoor writer dies in Baltimore at 74
J Hammond Braye, aged 74, longtime outdoor writer and editor connected with the American Writers Association, died Sunday in Baltimore. Braye was known for his prosterit work and service to outdoor journalism.
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Baltimore
J. Hammond Braye
Te Gui
Connie Leaves Eight Dead In Pennsylvania Hit By Storm
The storm Connie battered Pennsylvania with heavy rain and winds, causing flooding and property damage. East and central regions faced evacuations, crop damage, and power outages as rivers rose and infrastructure suffered.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Connie
Nis
Penuwlvatiue
Pont MyrVath
Jossus
Fistern Pennsylvania
Biturdicy
Keystone State
Philadelphia
Concasteyreas
Lancaster County
Ups
Allentown
Haston
York and Lancaster
Turnor Toodine
Lu=kens Star Co
Coatesville
Pittstarh
Hie Duquesne Light Co
Opium Raid Seizes $50,000 in Narcotics
Federal agents raided several Chinese laundry areas and seized heroin and opium valued at $50,000. The proprietor Yow Hin 61 is accused of supplying dope to users in Cleveland Youngstown Wheeling and other cities. McGuire stated evidence followed complaints from Chinese businessmen over months of investigation.
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Thomas McGuire
Federal
Huiteaties Squad
Yow Hin 61
China
Glaveland Ini -Youngstans
Ohi
Wheeling
W. Vs
Pinnaylvanny Fee Eng
Oltek
Fryer
Charies
Lin Ruvrentics
McGllire
Chine
Wheites
Ed Ton
Ava
Prison riot quelled by guards with rifles and gas
Walla, WishGuards armed with rifles and tear gas ended a prison uprising that involved about 1,000 inmates at Latico. The warden and officer reports say 42 convicts were directly involved, no major damage occurred beyond a few windows, and order was restored after guards used gas and force.
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Lawsiice Ormoe Jr
Delmore
Mosievir
Latico
Ike In Colorado For Vacation Of Work And Play
President Eisenhower begins a Hummer vacation in Colorado with stops near Denver and Cherry Hills. He will spend part of the trip at Lowry Air Force Base and return to Philadelphia for an American Legion event.
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Colorado
Associated Press
Denver
Eisenhower
I & Row
Calnyvillo
Aiport
Washington
Folka
Jol Glubs
Cherey Hills
Linn Ik
Sears Elseninwor
Washington Vaulines
Atrevrony
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Ane
Geltyabbre
Energy to change plant structure for bigger yields
Swedial scientist Prof L Ehrenberg told the atoms for spence conference that atomic energy can aid agriculture by altering wheat, corn, and other crops. He cited barley experiments showing mutations could speed up hereditary changes, aiming to increase yield and improve grain properties despite long-standing breeding efforts.
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Astocis Ghneva
Atomic Energy
L. Ehrenberg
Atoms For Spence
Ehrebberg
Radiklion
Hatin
Coast Alerted To Keep Watch On New Storm
Warnings issued as a hurricane moves toward the Georgia and North Carolina coasts. The Weather Bureau reports center winds near 110 miles per hour with outer bands extending 150 miles to the north and west. Advisories urge caution for shipping and coastal residents as the storm tracks northwest along the Atlantic coast toward the Carolinas and Georgia.
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Sky Associated Press
Diane
Ivisa
Georgia
Carolina
Wicuit
Chroliu
Hui
Liane
Froyak
Uaemul
Weather Bureau
Rom
FEY
Udyholy
Ficksonville
Fin
Horning Windy
Wally AO Oyilew
Dvi
Contr Culns
Uhr
Renter
Tie Westelottiiwest
alQhay
ULM Ehiange
Ori
Goroiinas
Intervaty
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Florida
North Gurnlina
Ask Permission To Wreck Slots In Corry Raid
District Attorney Damian Motmuehiin reports a petition for publication to destroy 2h slot machines seized in Corry. A hearing date will be set if filed today. the court will decide whether to remove the devices. Police recovered 29 machines during a surprise raid on the Cameron Block Murty Building.
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Corry
Distrkct
Damian Motmuehiin
Asd Court of Common Pleas
Ity
Thas
Old-Time Fliers To Form Ox-5 Club In Latrobe Pa
Latrobe Pennsylvania prepares for August 27 as vintage pilots meet to form a Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Ox-5 Club. About 40 pilots in the state are expected to qualify. applicants must prove they learned to fly in old World War I era OX-5 aircraft.
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Latrobe
Pennsylvania
National
Pathy
Western bloc to keep military power high says allies
European allies of the United States agreed that the Western bloc must maintain a high level of military power. Talks at the North Atlantic Council amid Soviet moves were cautious. U.S., Britain, and France plan upcoming discussions while urging genuine step reductions.
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U.S
Associated Prows
Washington
Ameri European
Wertery Bloc
Naintern
Beutler Aid
Russuis Oltichyln
Getyeva
Monts Hee
Uley
United States
Fritana
Trunge
Misses Curve Blasts Peach Trees In Weekend Incidents
Weekend city reports two car accidents on West South Street and Union Avenue. Shaver, driving toward Wert Church Street, failed to stop at a light and hit an object, tearing three peach trees owned by Eugene Smith on West Church Street. Police investigated, noting minor damage to Foley’s car and Simmelink’s vehicle near the post office driveway.
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City
ACSW
James
Euclid Street
Shaver
Union Ateiet
Wert Church Street
Eugene Smith
West Church Steel
Edi
Cory
Pollie
Foley
Simmelink
Blermelinik
Nab Drivers On Fresh Paying On Mead Avenue
Police nabbed two motorists red handed as they drove over fresh paving on Mead Avenue after removal of barricades. The incident damaged street work and a dozen vehicles followed, with further charges to be filed pending contractor findings. Warnings and barricade setups interrupted traffic as officers intercepted the driver who returned toward their posts.
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CHY
Freah
Mead Avenue
Cary
Ioternity
Workers vote to strike Pittsburgh plant for contract
Jirius Walsh, president of Local 1ba6, United Auto Workers, announced that workers at the Allit-Chulineys Manutaineing Co. plant here have voted to strike if a new contract is not secured. The vote occurred yesterday, signaling intent to back up demands with possible action.
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Pittsburgh
Allit-Chulineys Manutaineing Co
Wielkoil Hecessiry
Jirius Walsh
GTO
Auto Workers
Tag Day Sales Net $329 Here
Beaver Club’s annual Tag Day raised 329 dollars in downtown district and near North Center, with Ling Man, Michael Knowlton, James Roberts, and Lin ski named top collectors. Follett credited volunteers and noted some boys have not yet completed contributions by Friday night.
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Susie
Beaver Club
Toye
Philenn Follett
Hierlub
Dora Hons
Ela
Michael Knowlton
James Roberts
Lin
Reds Studying U S Proposal Amid Geneva Talks
Amid Geneva discussions on repatriation and transit, U S officials seek to verify a plan for Chinese residents wishing to leave the United States for the mainland. The stance hinges on who controls repatriation authority, with ties to Formosa’s nationalist regime and alleged wartime precedents.
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United States
Seif
Lely Lo
Amerina
United ‘States
Rads
Chiera Kalptiek
Formosa
United Bitter
America
Pripihg
Ae Ube
Open Hearings On 1.8 Billion Fiscal Program Budget Cuts Sought
Senate Democrats opened public hearings on the 1.8 billion dollar state budget amid talks of cuts and compromises. Leaders from both parties prepared to present proposals and hearings were to focus on ways to raise revenue and trim spending to meet the budget shortfall.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate Democrats
Wind Wrecks Farm Crops Across County
Turbulent wind damaged peach crops and general harvest areas in Hr County. Farmers report blown down wheat and fruit losses while estimates of bushels and market value fell as fields lay flattened. The storm’s impact created immediate hardship for growers awaiting seasonal sales and prices.
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