Dem ocratie labor stances and campaign notes in city race
Fragmented OCR hints at a city election with references to candidates including Paul de Pos and Richard Imbers. Mentions labor positions, reform notes, party campaign activity, and possible city matters awaiting nomination decisions. Names and specifics are incomplete but indicate a local political contest.
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Richard Imbers
Democratie
Ced
deDoby
Labor
Activi
Ulrman
Paul de Pos
Sami
Erie County News Roundup and Court Decree Notes
Divorce decree granted yesterday in Erie County to Richardsons R. O. 3 Corry from Virginia Martin Pakview. Warren County sets voter registration dates and deadlines for 21 on or before November 5. Reports include car tampering sugar in gasoline, a missing wife, a burglary at Warren Super Market, and structuring city parking reforms under a cheaper plan. Also covers Meafield Bread Co. closure, aid for Tinvile Burrows, and Elks convention outcomes. Military and public safety notes, weather, and grand jury previews with multiple indictments.
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Erie County
Richardsons R. O. 3
Corry
Virginia
Martin
Pakview
Warren County
Haave
Tidi- Olile
Witred Township
Grand Valley
Youngsville
T. L. Johnson
Wien
Tohn’ Goreek
Eric
Joseph Duska
Garecki
Warren State Hospital
Malcolm Stiart
R. D
Girard
Route 20
Fairview
Stuart
Beverly Stevens
Francis B. Johnson
Wattsburg
Gladys
James W. Miller
Charles Rossey
Union City
Route 6
Rossey
Miller
Frank Jackson
Ike To Sign Social Security Benefit Increase
Washington sources say President Eisenhower will sign a bill boosting Social Security benefits by about seven percent. He may also criticize rising federal grants for state welfare programs while arguing the merits outweigh demerits in an election year. The measure raises the federal share by 198 million dollars annually for public assistance programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Flemming
Congress
Kite Rescues Stranded Undies at State University
Starkville Mississippi AP reports Mississippi State University used a kite to recover a pair of blue panties hung on a campus flagpole. Aerodynamicist J J Cornish described attaching a fish hook to the kite line and maneuvering the kite to lower the garments. The school released a paper titled A modern application for an ancient aerodynamic tool.
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Starkville
Miss
Mississippi State University
J. J. Cornish
Halyard
Cornish
Record 1958 59 School Enrollment Expected High
Harrisburg reports about 2.4 million Pennsylvania children will return to classes next month, an all time high. Public school students total 1.87 million with 544 thousand from parochial and private schools. First graders near 202 thousand. A teacher shortage persists with about 3 thousand needed in public schools. Curricular changes include stronger math and science and Russian introduction.
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Harrisburg
API
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
Gov. Leader
420 May Die In Holiday Mishaps
The National Safety Council estimates 420 people may be killed in traffic accidents during the Labor Day weekend, seven more than usual. It urges drivers to slow by at least 10 mph, drive safely, avoid drinking, and reach destinations promptly. The holiday driving period runs from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday.
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Jhicago
National Safety Council
Airliner Forced Down By Fire Over Montana
Trans World Airlines Super Constellation with 61 aboard made a forced landing after a burning engine last night near a northern Montana town. One man, Wilfred Price of San Francisco, was injured when he jumped from the plane as it stopped. Fire set by the blaze was controlled by firefighters and the passengers and crew escaped unharmed.
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Cat Bann
API
Trans World Airlines
Montana
Wilfred Price
San Francisco
Chautauqua County Receives Recreation Aid Funding
Chautauqua County towns and villages share 12 month recreation funds from the New York State Youth Commission. Shermans and Sherman receive 921.25 each for arts and crafts, picnics, swimming and band concerts. Bust and Lakewood get 1000 for swimming tennis and arts and crafts. Hanover Falconer Harmony receive 1000, 800 for swimming baseball and dancing.
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Mude
Chautauqua
New York State Youth Commission
Shermas
Bust
Lakewood
Hanover
Falconer
Harmony
Spencer Hospital Wing Opens for Wide Use
Spencer Hospital last night opened a four story wing costing 700000 dollars now in use for almost all functions. The new space houses the admin offices x ray and emergency facilities a student nurses cafeteria kitchen and physical therapy rooms. Patient rooms will add 70 beds while the laboratory remains temporarily housed in the nurses' home.
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Miter Veubes
Spencer Hospital
Pa. Pilot Hurt in Ceylon Crash
American pilot Capt L Mayer from Lock Haven Pa was injured when a twin engine Beechcraft crashed into a cemetery near Colombo Beach while demonstrating to Ceylonese pilots. Mayer was in Colombo Hospital with facial injuries. Two Ceylonese pilots were aboard. the plane struck a recoun tree before the crash. A fisherman helped pull Mayer from the burning aircraft.
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Cuvenu
Geysabia
Colombo
L. Mayer
Lock Haven
Ceylon
U.S
Maxwell Gluck
United States
Mayer
Teens Create Homemade Flying Saucer Prank in Idaho
In Pocatello Idaho two teens Roy Bennell age 14 and Paul Napper age 15 built a rocket shaped device 10 inches long and three inches wide buried it in dirt to simulate a flying saucer. They intended a psychological test to see public reaction and publicize their stunt. Police were notified after the pair explained the plan in a statement. They used acid and torch to burn the shell and hid inside a spring and glass vial while adding phosphorus to produce smoke. The device appeared damaged but the teens claimed overall success and noted officials analyzed the remains.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Earth People
Barris
Roy Bennell
Paul Napper
Paul
Roy
Earth
Po- Nee
Lawmakers Meet On Race Crisis Continued From Page One
Gov Faubus plans would empower closing any school facing integration ordered by federal action or court order The closed school would stay shut until voters decide within 20 days to integrate or not A third measure allows a student to transfer state aid to another district The Supreme Court will hold an emergency session on Little Rock school integration as lower courts issue orders for fall term compliance The move carries broad implications for school desegregation efforts statewide
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Page One
Hall High School
Orvald Faubus
O U. S. Supreme Court
Little Rock
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Cour
US presses Iraq to ease restrictions on diplomats in Baghdad
Washington reports that the United States seeks to loosen limits on American diplomats in Baghdad. The step is seen as a test of Iraq's pledge to improve relations, with talks also addressing the reopening of the Information Office and halting propaganda from Radio Baghdad.
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Iraq
U.S
Washington
United States
Baghdad
Lis
Information Office
State Department
Radio
Syria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Everett Kennedy
Spring Street
Wallace Heminger
South Second Avenue
Warren Super Market
Jack Dalley
Old City Parking Authority
Norman B. Dilley
University of Mississippi
Franklin
Edinboro State Teachers College
Oxford
Franklin High School
Tick
Crawford County
Pat W DeLoss
Crawford County Fair
Bureau of Highway Safety
Cecil B. Carbaugh Jr
West Smith Street
Stolt J. Preston
Roy Preston
Centerville
Future Farmers of America
Scott
Townville Ffa
Tyan McGee
Meadville Bread Co
Roger Lane
Loblaw Co
Ohio
Titusville
Hydetown
Tinvile Burrows
Cleveland Clinic
Gary Crawford
Mies Francis Fleming
Pennsylvania Elks
S. Paul Seeders
Pottstown
John F. Buchanan
Bedford
Columbus
Bar Riding Club
Albert Fox
Arthur Baccus
R. D. J. Corry
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Donald Holmes
Warren
Tidioute
Pleasant Township
Weather Bureau
Lake Erie
Public Utility Commission
General Telephone Co
Erie
PUC
Ike
Ney
Minnie Pearl
Jack Kochman
The
Winter Co
Chautauqua County
State St
Sanforlan
Corry Drive- In
P. S
Prompt Claim Service
Rossb
Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Avenue, Corry
Sram Paa Iessige
Cy Donald Schrader
Florence E. Stewart
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler and
Plymouth
Roger E. Hall
Crosby E. Bush
KODAK
Kodak Pony
Patterson Photo Products
Root Furniture
Dora Swegles
Etha Thomas
Goodyear Crown Milker Tractor
Remington Mall
Johnson Brothers
South
First Avenue
Sonia Jewell
Howard VanTassel
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