Probers Seek Information On Union Vote Fix
Senate investigators probe an alleged rigged election to install Harold Gibbons as head of Joint Council 13 in the St. Louis area Teamsters. Testimony pinpoints seven Tampa carnival workers local officers voting to back Gibbons, with Harry Karsh invoking the Fifth Amendment amid questions of violence linked to circus labor drives and a 1956 Boston rival circus plot.
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Jewelry Workers Union
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Boston
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Westinghouse Cited For Atom Achievements
Harrisburg AP Gov Leader presented a citation to Westinghouse Electric Corp for achievements in atomic power. Mark W. Cresap Jr. accepted at governor’s office with Naval officials and executives. The citation cited seven Westinghouse facilities and the Bettis Division’s reactors for submarines Nautilus and Skate. Leader noted contributions by Westinghouse steam division near Philadelphia for the turbine components.
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Retiring After 52 Years in Pittsburgh Newsroom
Gilbert Remley, 71, longtime Post Gazette copy desk chief in the sports department, announced his retirement from the Pittsburgh Post Gazette after a 52 year career in journalism.
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Revenue Chief Harrington resigns as IRS head
Russell C. Harrington announced his resignation as Internal Revenue Commissioner effective September 30 after nearly three years leading the tax service. He cited administrative and public relations duties, plans to rejoin Ernst & Ernst, and said he will serve as a liaison with federal agencies while the search for a successor proceeds. He noted the job emphasizes organization, meetings, reports, and public speaking over technical tax questions.
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Switches Plea At Murder Trial
In Greensburg Fr AP Frank s Siggers 21 pleaded guilty to a general murder charge shortly before jury deliberations on the shooting of 45 year old Elizabeth Paige in her Sutersville home The judge dismissed the jury and ruled second degree murder with a six to 12 year sentence in Western State Penitentiary Siggers testified he shot Paige with her revolver after fearing she might arm herself.
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Jordan Premier Raises UAR Radio Attacks in Meeting
In Amman Premier Samir Rifal told UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold that Jordan seeks renewed radio attacks concerns. Sources say he cited specific Arab-drafted UN resolution examples and urged international attention.
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Moon May Be World Monitor
U S congressman James G. Fulton reports electronic gear uses the moon as an artificial satellite to监 monitor the earth. He says the system, installed, could instantly detect missile launches or nuclear explosions and would allow global surveillance from space.
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Atlas ICBM Test Success
The United States marks a major boost in ICBM capability with the Atlas launching 4,000 miles. The 85 foot missile, nicknamed Big A, rose with twin boosters and a sustainer engine producing 350000 pounds thrust. It carried a radio command guidance system for the first time and followed a prior spaceflight success. The test aims toward an operational ICBM within two years.
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U S Envoy Buys New York Herald Tribune
U S envoy and New York financier John Hay Whitney has gained control of the New York Herald Tribune from the Reid family, with Ogden Reid remaining editor and CEO until Whitney sets future management. Whitney vows to preserve the paper’s independent Republican stance and its traditions while serving as ambassador. He also announced continued operation of the Paris European edition.
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Hollywood beauty losers find road to stardom in TV test
Hollywood reports that losing beauty contestants often become stars. Evy Norlund, not a Miss Universe finalist, earned a film contract after a Long Beach pageant, echoing past success stories like Vera Miles and Kim Novak. Columbia Pictures harnessed her dramatic talent and Scandinavian looks to build a star profile with studio backing.
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Meadville Man May Be One Without Country
Meadville resident Van Dusen, 23, is judged an illegal alien after swearing allegiance to a foreign nation and enlisting in the Canadian Army. He faces possible deportation while serving a prison term for forgery in Wisconsin. Actress Margaret O'Brien’s mother, Mary Glennys OBrien, 52, dies of a heart attack in Santa Monica.
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Margaret O'Brien
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Church services and schedule at local congregations
The First Baptist Church on West Pleasant Street and Second Avenue lists daily services and activities led by Rev. Robert J. DeBoer and others. Highlights include morning worship at 11:00, Sunday School at 9:45, junior and senior youth programs, prayer meetings, and an evening sermon series. Evangelical United Brethren Church notes morning and evening services, youth fellowship, a homecoming event with Rev. Lloyd Whitcomb, cottage prayer, and midweek Bible study.
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First Baptist Church
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Robert J. DeBoer
WOTR
Ralph Austin
Ernest Carlson
Harry Hickle
Bethany
Carl Higby
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
H. Ray Harris
Walter A. Knapp
Lloyd Whitcomb
Alma
N.Y
Robert. Davis
Edith Adams
Women's Society of World Service
Eugene Westley
Corry
First Methodist
Comer South Center
East Pleasant Streets
George A. Myers
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Fellowship of Prayer
First Church of Christ Scientist Service Times and Reading Room
East Columbus Avenue at Wayne Street hosts Sunday services at 9 30 broadcast on WoTR and 11 00 Sunday School and church service on Christ Jesus topic. Wednesday 8 pm testimony meeting. Reading room in church building open 2 to 4 pm Wednesdays.
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Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Wotr
Christ Jesus
Salvation Army
Washington Street
Richard Dean
Young Peoples Meeting
Salvation Meeting
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Corny East
Maple Avenue
Earl
Docherty
Wallace Sinkler
Christian and Missionary Alliance Chutches
Corry and Vicinity
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule for Bauer
Corner South Center and West Pleasant Streets hosts Rev. Paul F. Bauer at 9:45 a.m. church school, 11:00 a.m. morning worship with Bauer, 2:00 p.m. junior church for grades 1 to 5, nursery care for infants to age six during worship.
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Presbyterian Church
South Center
West Pleasant Streets
Paul F. Bauer
Church listings and services at Corry churches
A compact schedule lists multiple Corry churches with service times and activities. St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church, Salvation Army, St Thomas the Apostle RC Church, Seventh Day Adventist, Church of the Nazarene, Corry Assembly of God, Christian and Missionary Alliance, First Methodist, and Emmanuel Episcopal outline Sunday masses, prayer meetings, youth groups, Bible study, and weekday services. local businesses are noted in the church directory.
Noble Sentence Judge Names A Boy for Life of Church Attendance
A neighbor's son plea for guilty reveals envy of a judge's position. The judge then sentences lifelong church attendance to mold a future of integrity and mercy, urging study of biblical judges to become a great judge.
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