Eisenhower Reassures on Campaign Pace
Eisenhower ends campaign shadow boxing and closes doors to visitors as he plans a Southern tour and speech writing in Philadelphia. Stevenson presses anti-racial issues while Truman hints at a fall rally. McCarthy nears a return to campaigning after surgery amid a tense party scene.
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Boy Charged in Murder Case By Aar Sy
An 11 year old boy was charged after Dorothy Bell, 32, died in hospital. Police say he stabbed her in the back, and he is charged with murder. The case centers on Bell family tensions and the alleged assault recorded after the stepmother’s death.
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Stewart A Long Named To Post On School Board
Stewart Long of Snyder Cleese was elected a director of the Corry Board of Education at a special meeting. He will fill the vacancy created by Arnold Senstead resignation and serve the remainder of the term. The board approved purchasing two AB-passenger school buses for $8 daily each and discussed transferring 14 pupils to the junior high to consolidate transportation facilities.
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Legion Chief Urges Security Training Bill
Lewis Ketcham Gough newly elected national commander of the American Legion urges national security military training legislation to keep the nation prepared. The World War I veteran from Pasadena Calif pledged an all out effort for a universal, economical, effective program guarded by civilian control and urged Congress to push rapid action as delegates pressed for a national selective service inquiry.
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Strike Against GE Looms As CIO Warns Of Action
Urey, president of the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers, says large unions are weighing a strike against General Electric Co. TUE represents about 71,000 GE workers across 60 plants. A GE conference board will meet September 5 to decide next steps. The company offered a 9.26 percent wage boost and a 25 percent productivity increase to take effect immediately while other demands are reviewed, described by Garey as a trap.
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Picketing at Liberty Ealing Go plant in Pittsburgh ends after appeal
Pickets gathered in front of the Liberty Ealing Go plant in Pittsburgh yesterday for a brief period before tearing up their signs. The action followed a court order restraining sedition and came after 57 striking workers’ counsel appealed the ruling, though the appeal did not nullify the order.
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One of Most-Wanted Fugitives Is Trapped in Missouri
Pacific police corner fugitive Merle Martin, 42, on a Western St. Louis County hillside after a stolen car pursuit. Authorities, including county, state and federal agents, spread a wide cordon as gunfire rang from the woods with civilians aiding in the manhunt. Deputy Sheriff slayings and FBI involvement frame the tense pursuit amid unclear conditions and public danger.
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Auditors OK Final Corey Memorial Hospital Funding
Final audit of the Corey Memorial Hospital project confirms all books and accounts are in order and the plant and equipment are properly recorded. A first federal grant check of 16110 is due within three weeks, with next month’s total expected at 243102 reflecting government share of costs.
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Deadline Set On School Taxes For 1952 Rebates
Tomorrow is the last day residents and property owners can qualify for a two percent rebate on 1952 school taxes. City Treasurer Carl Smith reports $88,295 has been paid on both the reg estate levy of 23 mills and the per capita tax of $7 for those over 21. The original duplicate totaled $160,878, leaving $72,698 to be paid. A rush of taxpayers is expected today and tomorrow as rebates are claimed. Taxes are payable at the assessed value on notices for two months, with a five percent penalty starting November 1.
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Margaret Truman Homeward Bound From Europe Tour
Margaret Truman sailed home aboard the United States, ending a seven week Western Europe tour. The president’s daughter told reporters she hopes Adlai Stevenson wins the next election and praised Paris as pretty as ever, hoping to return.
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Rail Talks Deadlocked Over New York Central Strike
New York officials report the rail mediation talks between Union and company representatives have stalled over an east Buffalo route dispute on the New York Central Railroad. Chairman Praneis O Neill of the National Mediation Board said no further conferences are scheduled as tensions remain high while a two year grievances clash persists.
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Judge Exhibits At Nearby Wattshire Fair
Good weather drew crowds to the 68th Wattshire Fair as exhibitors from Wattsburg Verational School Howard Hartshorn won the dairy display. Winners in pony, swine, sheep and home product booths included Carl Phillips Wattsburg and DUST Edwards Corey. Amy Gibbons led house plants and mantle products with multiple blue ribbons across categories. (Continued on Page Two)
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Frydetown
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Titusville
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Waterford
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Justice Department delays hit by probes in fraud case
Washington House committee cites Justice Department tactics as hindering prosecutions. Detroit fraud example noted amid charges that delays stem from defense activity and government strategy, with bids to settle, clerical shifts, and repeated attorney changes cited as causes.
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Man 18 Convicted Of Second Degree Murder In Payroll Slaying
Greensburg Pa criminal court jury deliberated five hours last night before finding Robert L. Geter, 95, guilty of second degree murder in the holdup slaying of McFeely Brick Co payroll master Geter, one of three men accused of shooting Morton W. Crafin of Latrobe during an attempted robbery of a $17,600 payroll. The verdict carries 10 to 20 years in prison. Triggerman Joseph S. Phillips pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death. Third man Robert Malloy goes on trial next week.
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Phillips
Robert Malloy
Termites In Government Attacked By Dulles Remarks
In Grand Rapids Michigan John Fusters Miller reportedly attacked “termites” in government as Dulles criticized the Republican party and called for reform. The remarks blamed government workers for inefficiency while urging positive changes across public service and a broader war on negative influences in politics.
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Associated Press
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Mongolia Joins In Moscow Talks
The Mongolian premier Tse Den Bal arrived in Moscow to discuss Sino Soviet relations. Welcomed by Anastas Mikoyan and Vyshinsky, he stressed Mongolia’s friendly stance toward China and gratitude to the Soviet Union amid ongoing talks between Moscow and Beijing.
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Eviction Ordered For Bedridden Elderly Woman
Sharift deputies broke into a Wilshire district mansion to enforce an eviction and possession order for 88 year old Mrs Margaret Miller. Deputies found unopened packages marked Delivery from department stores stacked in the home and noted signs of recent care. The eviction followed a 1967 judgment secured by guardian Grant Lorraine for David T. D. Conwell, a patient at the Patton Alin Veterans Hospital.
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Annt Disney Thomson
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Cashmore to Face Ives in New York Senate Race
John Cashmore, Brooklyn borough president, is the Democratic nominee for U.S. senator from New York. He will oppose Republican incumbent Iaving Ives in the November 4 election after securing the nomination on the first ballot at the Democratic State Convention amid a floor fight.
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New York
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Settlement Sought in Findley Lake Property Dispute
Directors of Findley Lake Property Cwayes Tee plan to seek a court free settlement of the long running dispute between the association and the owner over rights to land along the lake wall. If approved, the plan calls for a member vote to confirm the agreement and potentially remove a party from the board. Officers elected include S. Howard as vice president, J. Fred Kinley secretary, and CG. LaRast censure.
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Erie Grid Star Dies After Lake Erie Dive Accident
Erie high school football star Larry Gorenfio died from injuries after a dive into Lake Erie at a training camp 12 miles west of Brie. Teammates searched for him as coaches and doctors treated him, but he died at Hamot Hospital. Governor John Lodge appointed William A. Purtell to McMahon’s Senate seat, serving until next January.
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Enill L. Gorentio
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Brie
Jack Komora
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Conn
John Lodge
William A. Purtell
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Assault on Korean War raid warned by radio and leaflets
Bombers carried out 765 sorties in two waves at North Korea’s capital in an early massive assault. The striking operation involved warnings via radio and leaflets as allied forces pressed a major raid campaign.
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Pyongyang Bombarded by Allied Air Strikes Amid Quiet Ground Conflict
Allied air forces from four nations bombed Pyongyang in multiple waves, dropping hundreds of tons of bombs and targeting batteries and communications. Reports describe extensive bombing over the capital while ground fighting remained comparatively restrained. U.S. and UN pilots pressed operations to neutralize anti-aircraft defenses amid ongoing hostilities.
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Atomic Offense Seen as Key to Future War Strategy
Detroit reports Gen Hoyt Vanden stressed in a Air Force Association address that atomic weapons render traditional mass air power obsolete. He warned against cheap, simple aircraft and urged careful selection of effective weaponry, noting increased atomic weapon efficiency and production could avert costly repeats of past wars.
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