End Of Truce Between Church And State In Argentina
Disorder erupted in Buenos Aires as protests and clashes flared outside the Metropolitan Cathedral. Police used water cannons to disperse about 500 students while authorities reported arrests as the two month truce between the Catholic Church and Peronist ruling party nears collapse amid claims of church complicity in an alleged plot against President Peron.
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Argentina
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Phux de Mayo
Peronista
Supreme Council
Susha Thove
Juan D. Peron
Brit Kwik
Peron
Tove
Fred Leargos
Eva Peron
Buenos ‘Aires
Labor For Mead Park Work and Park Developments
Local residents can aid Mead Park development by contacting Caretaker Clifford Long or Roy Reed. Directors at a meeting in the Municipal Building said almost any labor is needed to complete forms and block walls for the park. The dam has been rebuilt and Line has been fitted into the Shady Side Section. Reservations include 422 for the past month with 57 family reunions and 16 Sunday School planks.
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Vowusteer
Hobby
Third Ward
Clifford Long
Roy Reed
Linetaker Lane
Agreement On New Pact Ends Copper Strike
Copper strike ends as Kennecott workers in Utah Nevada New Mexico and Arizona begin returning to work after a 47 day stoppage. Union leaders secured deferment with Mine Mill Smelter workers and expect full resumption of production by week end.
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Kennecott Copper Corp
International Union of Mine
Ray
Ariz Kennecott
Irik
Ula
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Bre
Utah
Nevis
Sanje
Independent
CIO United
National Labor Relations Board
Kennecott
Yosko urges GOP to attend budget hearings in Harrisburg
Sen Yosko heads eight member committee criticizing absent Republican senators for avoiding hearings on Gov Lender's 1.8 million budget. He vows to continue hearings and defend funds for University of Pittsburgh Jefferson Medical College and other institutions as educators push a 72 million boost for schools.
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Wes
University of Pittsburgh
Jefferson Medical College
Yosko
Northampton County
Youko
Addice
Pennsylvania State Education Associaton
One Car Crash Reported Here Hanes
A one car crash on Route 426 east of the city injured no one and prompted x ray observation at Corry Memorial Hospital. Hanes reported his car ran off the road around 2 am today and authorities noted the incident may not have required a police report. His x rays showed possible injuries but were precautionary.
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Wanes
Corry Memorial
Idesaid
Hanes
Revenue options weighed at Harrisburg tax meeting
Leaders from both parties met with the governor to discuss new revenue sources to fix Pennsylvania’s budget gap. A sales tax and an income tax were rejected, with a tentative plan to reconvene next Monday. Officials indicate proposals may still yield about 462 million in new taxes for the 1955 67 biennium.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
David He Kurleman
Leomiv
Une
Todjant
Child, 12, Killed In Area Crash
Port Allegany area tragedy as a 12 year old girl riding a bicycle on Route near Port Allegany Hospital died from injuries after a car struck her. Kane State Police say the driver could not stop in time to avoid collision. Fire and police investigated as details emerged yesterday. Also, about 80 machine shop workers walked out at Fisher Solesttifle Co in Pittsburgh over contract demands.
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SANE
Futrivin AmisuVey
Diushter Ot Wi
Mra Witihun N Fovey
Port Allegany
Port Allegany Hospital
Ety Uinilis
Port Alimuidiy
Kane
Fiest
P Brenenyns
Aarriaburis
Rit
Pittsburgh
Fisher Solesttifle Co
Convicts Set Fire To 6 Shops At Nebraska Prison Riot
Assbelized Tress EINCORN Neb A 12 hour rebellion at the Nebraska Suite Penitentiary collapsed as troopers and National Guard entered the cell block with orders to shoot if needed. No shots fired. Prisoners injured. guards and reporters described chaotic night with fires in six shops and a tense stand off. Governor attributed causes to withdrawn guards and discipline lapses. potential losses cited up to millions.
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Nebraska Suite
Victor Anidersonald
Cleseply Bovey
Lhw
Anderson
Buhey
Heart defect repair at Hahnemann Hospital described
Report of a four year old boy named Eric Baby undergoing a heart hole repair at Hahnemann Hospital Philadelphia. Surgeon Dr Nichols and team used a new method to close the hole by reinforcing the inner wall with stitches without distorting the heart valves, replacing the usual outer wall suturing approach.
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Philadelphia
Hess
Philadelpha
Huhnemann Hospital
Nobody Law
Henry
Nichols
Danni
Filoht
Tit Hospital
Two Boys Die in Philadelphia Refrigerator Tragedy
In Philadelphia, Verotha Andrews reported her two sons missing before pulling them from a refrigerator. Both boys, aged 2 and 8, were found inside clad only in shorts and pronounced dead at a hospital after attempts to revive them. Investigators suspect the appliance was left running by tenants who moved in a month ago. The incident led to a public warning about abandoned refrigerators.
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Sieladelphia
Puvine
Andreyis
teWis
Hinde
Philadelphia
Verotha Andrews
Atomic Workers Rise Among Soviet Elite Labor Force
Soviet atomic workers are entering elite ranks, with some taking six hour days or rotating rest periods as a safety measure. Russian scientist A A Leravel notes radiation limits and shifts that protect workers exposed to atomic work, contrasting with American norms of longer weeks and higher exposure.
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Associated Press
Ceneva
Soviet Union
Pty
Sana Tori
A. A. Leravel
Sither
Leturget
Tussin
United Suites
Selentiat
Letayet
Te Americat Atomic Energy Commission
Fire limit dispute hampers city building permit in 1953
Mayor Kash T Cherry said ongoing work on the Baumenrton binding respects the ordinance limits, while the city engineer and Fire Chief Ray Laurie reviewed the permit and found it in conflict with fire zone rules. Solicitor Roger Brown will decide on possible action as the ordinance allows a $100 fine for violations.
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Bhat
Dawlgnel
Kash T Cherry
Baumenrton
Dyn. Williams
Cherry
Ray Laurie
Roger Brown
Timyor
Ordinanice
School Bus Route Plans For Corry Schools
Rumors of canceling a Corry school bus route were denied by School Superintendent M. Douglan. A complete bus plan and starting times will be announced before opening day. No official passengers or route changes have been confirmed. investigations into possible changes are ongoing.
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C. G Fredelius
Corry
M. Douglan
Hysalt Tn
Freeston
Intalition
Biecomin Kohoo
Phanwe
Findley Lake dispute nears judge ruling on spillway case
Windley Tike Property Owners Axsoeianone Tie and Whe seek a temporary injunction to reclaim control of the spillway at Findley Lake. The village water level was lowered to allow shoreline cleanup and weed control as residents await a decision. The judge signaled a ruling in the near future after a hearing by the association members.
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Findley Lake
Axsoeianone Tie
Boi
Mitine
Hinds
New York
Souris
Trombuidge Marth
Butte
Minis
Pontrol
Nowra
Mil
Town Board
Tevel
Algonquin
Corryites Face Driving Charge
Corry residents face reckless driving charges after local officers filed complaints based on information from John Rosbacher against Lawrence Mell 20 of Souths Gentor. They appeared before the judge, admitted the charges, and implicated others in a city warehouse incident on Raymond Avenue.
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Carty
Far Jey Drake
Humes Iseppel
John Rosbacher
Lawrence Mell
Hl Souths
Willum Kennedy
Mead Avenile
Keppel
Tom
Henpel
Mellyslick
Duke
City
Raymond Avenue
TeWell
Woodlaw Hiss Town
AG Raymond Avenue
Marty Informed Of Hearing Date
Marty was informed of a hearing date on petitions to destroy gambling devices found at the Burdine. Police Chief Hurley Drake and Attorney Damien McLaughlin report the hearing is set for August 20 at 10:40 am in the courthouse. Owners of the devices may attend to contest the petition.
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al Marty
Hurley Drake
Courthousce In Brie Tintniet
Damien McLaughlin
Hidge
Elmer Rivard
Thic Hering
McLaughlin
Sci
Thi Golirt
Buuilil
Jno Rie
Fis Anton
Diane Hits Carolina and India Strikes Spread
Fragmented readable details describe violence in India and Portugal Portugal in the wake of killings. Reports cite Bombay Delhi Nagpur Hyderabad and other cities returning to quiet while strikes and demonstrations continue. Foreign missions protest as officials condemn attacks and pledge apologies.
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New Delhi
Hombay
Nagpur
Hyderabad
Portshgure
Wentcoat
Priyie
Ministre Nehma
Reuters
Portia
Bombay
Catwitts
Minal
Ondru Boniche
Becatine
ALLEA
Tose
Mayor Grants, Then Repeals Trash Burning Permission
Confused city exchange shows Mayor Earl T. Cherry reversing a prior approval for waste incineration at Scnmph' Pirro's property after neighbor Desmond reported burning. Despite an existing ordinance, Pirro was told to stop, then was urged to continue with caution, triggering further disputes and tense notices.
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Robert Desmond
West Chirech
Earl T. Cherry
Bowth Center
Cherry
Pirro
Bilnn
Ognetrun
Hiro
Guyne
Desmond
Nabonaliste Nabbed in War Plot as Wargrid Terror Grips Nations
AP dispatch reports Nabonaliste linked to plotting in wartime Britain with authorities sweeping camps and depots. A Texas defendant, Tex-Briscom Filles, received six years after defense pleas for leniency. The case highlights heightened security and war-related prosecutions amid Allied operations.
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Ban Antonio
Leniefer
Foymen
Waa
Hurricane Diane Hammers NC Coast With Light Damage
Hurricane Diane neared Wilmington North Carolina as it moved northward toward Virginia. Winds were weakening after landfall and the storm injected heavy seas along beaches while governors warned of potential damage. The storm followed Hurricane Connie’s landfall days earlier, with the Weather Bureau estimating 10 to 14 mph wind changes and a broad path toward central Virginia.
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Diane
Tropics
North Carolina
Raleigh
Connie Hart
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Candle
Dinhe
Wilmington
Ptt
Newby
Owen Yinsy
Carolinas
Field Day Planned for Area Potato Growers
Area potato growers will attend a field day near Union City at Troy, Vernon, and Claytown on Route 1 Wednesday April 23. A bus tour will visit several county showings, with demonstrations of grading equipment and fertilizer use. lunches provided by Guinn City Grange. County officers and the Field Day committee invite all interested to attend.
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Peninsylvanite
Union City
Aviriel
Jilawas
Troyer Hingse
Guinn
Corry
homoNstrtion
Erle
County Polary Growery Association
Robert Harwood
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