Reds Draft Plot To Junk Suez Talks
London dispatch reports U S Secretary of State Dulles arriving to urge positive outcomes at the Suez talks. Aimed at resolving the canal dispute, the conference includes 24 nations with Egypt’s nationalization of the canal a key backdrop. Officials consider expanding the talks to a wider site as Moscow weighs a competing move.
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Reds
London
Bhute Buller
Condon
Vlavje
Wistington
Dutles
United States
Rlwna
Hin Weenie Bhs
Moncaw
Foren
Miniter
Gamhi Abie
Union
Egypt
Dulles
Rinenhower Wilure
Boy Hurt by Pellet Gun Near Hospital
A Gary youngster sustained injuries from a pellet gun fired by a youthful companion. The incident occurred near a hospital where the boy required emergency treatment. Four patients, including a 28 year old, were treated and released after medical care. details of the accident were sparse in hospital records.
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Gary Youngster
Carry
Charles Sweeton
Ted Cony
Wenleh
Cory-Jamestown Mig.-Corp
Shaffer
Dongld
Tneeratlore
George Fox
Iy Park Place
Auditor Hodge Gets 10 Years Former official sentenced on fraud charges
In a federal proceeding in Washington the Civil Relief Commission disclosed new job openings for portmaster positions in Pennsylvania and nearby states. The report mentions ex-auditor Hodge receiving a decade term for alleged financial wrongdoing and referenced individuals connected to the case.
Man Freed to Face 1939 Killing Charge in Beaver
Paul J. Sook of Farview State Hospital, declared recovered to stand trial for the 17 year old axe murder of his parents and sister in rural South Beaver. Judge McCreary ordered Cook released to county authorities for court action, but he was later sent to jail after not standing trial. Dist. Atty. Richmed P Sleyard said the case may proceed on a one term of part.
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Beaver
Paul J. Sook
Farview State Hospital
Axe
Robert B. McCreary
Farview
Cook
Heavers County
Mutter
Beaver Downeshtyy
Mace
Furglew
Gor
Hinemac
Richmed
P Sleyard
Defeated IUE Candidate Contests Pittsburgh Union Vote
Thom ie Thomas claims fraud in counting ballots after losing to Paul Carmichael for president of the 10,000 member Electrical Workers Local. He appeals Allegheny County Court ruling that voided the election and allowed Carmichael to serve as president.
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Utsburgh
Thomas
Paul Carmichael
East Pittaburgh Works
Westinghtome Breeirie
Carmichael
Mier Ne
Carmichsel
Ull
Allegheny County
Homis
Penneylyanin Slipienie
Brinks Parade Of 600 Shrinks Pool Of Jurors
In Suffolk Superior Court 600 prospective jurors were examined for the Brink’s robbery case. Judges culled the pool to 145 acceptable, 42 unacceptable, and the rest were dismissed for business or other extenuating reasons as the trial opened.
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Brink
Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
Tudge Felix Forte Nas Beer
Heverine
Seek Cause Fatal Burns
Detectives seek to determine how a Washing ton Coney Island worker suffered extensive burns leading to death. Edyard Hoytes aged 56, from Middletown, found in his home. A separate civil suit in district court involves The Murphy Elevator Co and Oliver Broko over a pump patent dispute and alleged misselling prompting retooling.
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Allee
McKeesport
Edyard Hoytes
Middletown
Suttseyroh
Podarnt
Oliver Drow
Pitt Duvet
Louisville
Murphy Elevitor Co
Oliver Broko
Murphy
Planta
Leader Accused Of Clubbing Votes Into Line
In a tense split within Pennsylvania's Democratic delegation for the Stevenson Harriman contest, Gov Lender leads pro Harriman delegates while Waller accuses patronage pressure to sway Stevenson supporters. Delegation leaders meet one by one with delegates as a key floor vote looms.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
Ax Huttonholing
Francis E. Waller
Averell Hareimann
Gov
Adlair Stevenson
Stevenson
Tomorow
Wimo
Hattiman
Hinds
Teubt
Jabhog Wits
Ehalrmay
Lise Fils
Harriman
Awiteh
Waller
Lender
Taellos
Finve
Governon
Renage
Vininds
Walter
Stey Mason
Phomas Kinnedy
Ice
United Mine Workers
Letuy
Martinion
Corry School Costs Compared With District Averages
Analysis shows Corry's per pupil education costs in 1954 55 running lower in most administration categories yet higher in several local expense areas. Overall education per pupil totals show Corry below regional and national figures in several channels, with building costs notably exceeding broader area norms.
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Corry
United States
Tue
I Jn Transportation
Rail workers back unionists amid port disruption
Members of two maritime unions refuse to cross picket lines at the Connectut port as railroaders and shipyard officials take over switching duties. Hoy from the Pittsburgh steamship division led the effort while Bessemer Railway supervisors assumed ore shipment duties, aiming to keep Con distinct shipments moving to Talisisd.
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Custanuay
Beleree
Loki Erie
Aoknd Tel Ahipgaliye
Vnionists
Aid
Ploksl
Connectut
Sedeie Bo Wollne
Hoy
Fittsburgh Brewmship
United State
Stea ‘Corp
Bessemer Ailway
Imbor
Conifisut
Taliisid
Chamber Seeks 1800 to End Year and Open Drive
Thaw led three-man committee to raise funds and spark a renewed chamber membership push. Bracken to chair with Hillstrom and Mayor Cherry, targeting a combined 1800 or 1900 dollars to sustain operations and launch a year-end drive.
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Chamber
Corry Buiiesa
Rite
Charles H. Bracken
David A. Hillstrom
Earl T. Cherry
Democratic Civil Rights Plank Drawn For Dixie Support
In Chicago Democratic drafts early today approved a liberal civil rights plank aimed at appeasing Southern delegates. The plan endorses the Supreme Court generally but avoids ordering desegregation in public schools. Key figures from multiple states backed the plank while Celler pressed amendments to strengthen it, signaling a tense but harmonious final layout for the platform.
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Chicago
Emanuel Celler
New York
J. P. Coleman
Mississppi
Sen
Ervin
North Carolina
John 8
Battle of Virginiia
Vann H. Kennedy
Taxus
Brooks Hayes
Arkansas
Celler
John W. McCormuick
Massachusetts
Grace Hudstin
O&lsham
Emma Guffey Miller
Pennwivinis
Gracie Prost
Toliho
Coller
Democratic Party
Stevenson
Franklin D. Roose- Veit
Strong Stevenson
Rep. McCormack
Ite
Hiielians Strateginia
Hiey
Field Maneuvers by Pennsylvania Guard at Indiantown Gap
Troops from Pennsylvania's National Guard were inspected at Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, by Maj. Gen. L. D. Carter and Reserve and National Guard officials as the two week summer encampment began. Field artillery units from the 107th Battalion Pittsburgh through Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia, plus three infantry regiments including the 100th, 110th, and 115th, prepared for tactical maneuvers with mortars rockets and carbines.
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Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Eth NA Zonal
Regular Army
L. D. Carter
Eral
Sid Army
Pittsbureh
Wilkes-Barre
Aavul
Newcastle
Hullylsicn
100Th
Hortienstern
Oven blast kills fifteen in uncertain housing fire
A cook opened an oven door and heat caused an explosion that killed 15 people. State experts and local officials called it an explosion with unclear cause, noting a still ongoing investigation to determine if natural gas or manufactured gas sparked the blast.
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MO asvEdi
Wisni
Coniti
Ex Senator Taylor Trims Lead in Idaho Nomination Fight
In Idaho's Democratic senatorial primary Ben Gleh Taylor faced a tight race against Frank Gickenh from Boise. Early returns showed Welker with about 19,000 votes ahead of rival Holden from Taio Fall, with final results pending official canvass.
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Eusom
Guar
Ben. Gleh
Taylor
Fev
Idaho
Frank Gickenh
Newcomis Fron
Boise
Bath
Heine Welker
William 5. Holden
Taio
Fall
Welker
Waterford Car Crash Kills 16-Year-Old Dan Little
A Waterford boy, Dan Little, 16, died after a three car crash on the Waterford McLare road near Erinville. Allen Roberts 17 and Richard Fenner 17 were involved, with Eugene Davis 17 also in Roberts car. Coroner withheld death certificate. investigators called the incident part of a pattern of “horsing around” with cars.
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Waterford
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erlé
Waterford-McLare
Btate
Laurence Park
Hon
Dan Little
W. W. Wood
Yeporla
Little
Allen Roberts
RD. 4
Litté
Richard Feyiner
Hie Tenner Bar
Roberts
David
Fenner
Polive
Ugene
Davis
Erles
Tate
Jury to Rule On Indictment in Washington County
Washington County grand jury will decide whether highway superintendent Joseph Abate and assistants Henry Zerman Howard Fenton Julie Butte Otto Verberber should face charges of political campaign contribution abuse. Judge Cummins led a special probe, with over 100 witnesses, as District Attorney Hanna prepares bills for presentation next Monday.
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Washington
Washington County
Woshington County
TghWwiys
Nis
Idee George M Gummins
David H. Welner
Hingihe
Joseph Abate
Henry Zerman
Howard Fenton
Juline Butte
Otto
Verdlerber
Dist
Atty
Michael A Hanna
Erie
Bill
Iem
Midge
George T. Cummins
Heliit
Shinhways Department
Tudge Cummins
Tudge Weiner
Murthy Rive incident in Miami Beach shocks local scene
AP briefs report a baffling incident in which a 39 year old man named Bold, described as rans, after a wakeful period, found a person named Jennie unconscious on a bedroom floor. Hospital staff attended to the injured with Dr Ralph Robbins noting the man reportedly took about 20 jattts during the event. In Harrisburg, David Watson faces scrutiny over a Will design. The Turnpike Commissioner debate features Gov. Leader. The Povertor attended the Democratic Nile Convention in Chicago and urged Watson's resignation. Senator Wie Inter was elected chair of the Philadelphia We Publica organization.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Siidkew
Gini Harphy
Ielan
Ralph Robbins
Harrisburg
David
Wateson
Cov
Ghi
Cngo
Watson
Honater
Adlai Widens Lead With Williams Aid
London reports Egypt’s Nasser may allow international canal supervision but insists Egypt retains sovereignty over the Suez Canal. Foreign Minister Chowdry arrives for crisis talks and Dulles seeks early concessions with Eden as tensions ease ahead of the conference opening speech.
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London
Pakistan
Nasser
Egypt
Hamidul Haq Chowdry
Earter
Sue Dulles
Bethe
Enlire
Dulles
Eden Forelen Serratary
Selwyn Loyd
Eden
Wilson says U S can defeat any enemy in war talks
Charles E. Wilson told veterans the United States has weapons and power to defeat any enemy but noted differences over how to defend effectively. He spoke to about 100000 spectators at a Veterans of Foreign Wars parade and urged balanced defense planning amid new weapons and equipment. He also backed Vice President Nixon for president if Eisenhower retires.
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Daldas
Charles E. Wilson
United States
Wilson
Park
Nixon
Eisenhower
Rhee Foe Wins Korea Vice Presidency in Swearing In
Syngman Rhee’s rival Chang Myhminvis took office as South Korea’s vice president today amid a tense inauguration. The 56 year old named critic of the government railed against past regimes, calling for constitutional reform and anti corruption stance. Chang’s brief remarks praised democracy and economic progress under Rhee, while he avoided remarks during the ceremony observed by hundreds.
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Bevei Pune Ae
South Korea
Syngman Rhee Pert
Ard Chane Myhminvis
Chonn
Ylbindore
Yeurs
Chang
Favorite Sons Step Down To Pass Strength To Frontrunner
In Chicago a caucus of New Jersey and Michigan delegates shifts support to Adlai Stevenson as the Democratic convention moves toward a Stevenson bid against Eisenhower. Governor Meyner and other state leaders weigh in, while Williams and Clement are noted as potential influences in the evolving delegate alignments.
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Chicago
Tersey
Hay
Adiat Stevenson
Robert J. Mey- Hef
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Michigan
G. Menten Williams
Michieln
Aver
Harrimonsof
New York
Ben. Stuart Symington
Missouri
Williams
Inter
New Jersey
Btule Jenders
Robert JB. Meyner
Steyerst
Tennessee
Blevenson
Guy
Frank G. Clement
Agallehey
Hurricane Betsy Moves Northward Away From U S
Betsy Centered about 210 miles east of Melbourne moving north at 7 mph and expected to turn north northeast then swing further away from the U S mainland toward the open Atlantic. Strong winds extended outward up to 150 miles from the center with gale conditions to the northeast.
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MLAML
Kk. UN
Ai Smaill
U.S
Gordon Dunn
Miami Werther
Ares
Benay
Melbourne
Atlantic
Botey
Otter Dren Mons
Nazi Official Dies at Home In Long Battle
A high ranking Nazi official died at his home yesterday after a prolonged illness. The report notes his role as a key minister in the regime and mentions the home near the town. Local authorities announce his death and the community prepares for official notices and burial proceedings.
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Bracken
Chateman
Ttwisttown
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Lave Wabhing
Republicat National Convention
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Korea
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