Eisenhower plea fails to break steel strike deadlock
President Eisenhower urged a swift national settlement as unions and steel manufacturers clashed over terms amid a 16 day strike and pending Taft Hartley limits. Industry leaders called proposals fair yet offered no easy terms, while the President prepared a national address before a world mission. David J. McDonald supported a government inquiry board, though such boards may be barred from settlements, with continued stalemate likely.
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Fareur
Rae
Taft-Hartley
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers Union
Nquiry
Mother and child unhurt after car runs off highway
Police said Mrs Kenneth Yoder and her 2 year old daughter Cindy Loa were westbound on Route 1 when Yoder lost control on a curve after hitting a patch of ice. Their car left the road, struck a tree, and the occupants were removed unhurt by passing motorists. A second crash occurred seconds later as Ronald Stowe, 47, drove off the road to avoid ice, crashed into a fountain foundation on hatchery grounds, and fared with minor injuries. Damage to the first car was about $600. fountain damage was minor. Stowe was unable to file a report at the scene.
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Cory
Kenneth Yoder
East Wastumuion Sheet
Cindy Loa
Yoder
Akside
Warhine
Ronald Stowe
Essex Street
Aero Supply Mfr. Co, Inc
Ten Stowe
Aero Sujtily
Stowe
Pon Uak
Central
M Wall
sCony Tit Aboulier Auto
Jail Cohen, Cronies After Hood's Death
Sherman Oaks reports tie Cohen and several cronies to the killing of hoodlum Jack Whalen a 41 year old bookie shot in a crowded restaurant Whalen sought alleged gambling debts Cohen an ex bookie and ex convict denies part in the murder Also named are Claretta Hashagen George Piscitelle Tony Reno and Anthony Amereno police seek to question prisoners
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Sherman Oaks
Calif
Mickey Cohe
Kime
Lougherly
Jack Whalen
Ito Head
Cohen
Astrurant
Minder
Claretta Isandy
Hashagen
George Bart Piscitelle
George Per
Beverly Hills
Tony Reno
Anthony Amereno
Whalen
Pa Tan
Gambing Delt Cohen
Maxie Shaman
Elks Memorial Service Set For Sunday
The Elks Lodge will hold its annual memorial service Sunday at the Bil's clubrooms starting 8 p.m. to honor at least ten members who died this year and others since the lodge's founding. Principal speaker is Honorable Elmer J. Evans, president judge of Erie County Court, with toast by Donald Neates. The list of deceased members includes John Ward, Henry J. Wheeler, Charles B. Reynolds, Russell C. Ream, Ray P. Yahe, Glenn B. Betts, Leslie R. Donaldson, Charles P. Keating, Milton Van Dresay, and Walter Purdey.
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Elks Lodge
Toy Or
Cory
Bil
Elmer J. Evans
Erie County Cott of Common
Donald Neates
Brothers
John Ward
Heny J. Wheeler
Charles B. Reynolds
Russell C. Ream
Ray P. Yahe
Glenn B. Betts
Leslie R. Donaldson
Charles P. Keating
Milton van Dresay
Walter Purdey
William Leaby
Paler
Esquire
Rey William ©. Seitz Jr
Ave Maria
B. B. Sonoski
W. Sweet
Donald Nantes
Alfred Morrison
Alden W Phelps
The
Lodge
C. Merrill Patterson
Judge Evins
Ike Uses Broadcast To Urge Peace On World Mission
President Eisenhower spoke in a nationwide television address from the White House before leaving on a three continent trip. He framed the voyage as a mission of peace and good will, urged an end to the steel strike, and called for mutual defense against communism while stressing national unity and calm amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Amicritis
Te World
Auys
Eisenhower
Pia
President Eisenhower Welcomed Rainy Rome Tour Start
President Dwight Eisenhower arrived in Rome for a 22 000 mile mission of peace and good will. A rain soaked greeting from crowds and even Communist supporters marked the start as his jet landed after a 20 minute delay at Ciampino Airport. He pledged friendship and freedom to 11 nations, praised Italian leaders and noted ties of blood between the nations. Rome officials and Mayor Crocetti welcomed him and expressed warm hopes for the mission. Continued on page six.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Klushchev
Bawin Ying
Dwight Eisenhower
Delers
Ciampino
Fisenhower
Italy
Giovanni Gronehi
Antonio Sewn
Gronehi
Urbano Croccetti
Bio
Atlantic
Washington
Police Push Sunday Sales Crackdown Amid State Ban
Erie District Attorney Herbert Johnson Jr said police will begin arrests this Sunday to enforce a state law outlawing Sunday sales of certain items. County agencies had delayed crackdowns pending procedures. Offenders face fines up to 200 dollars and up to 30 days in jail. The ban, upheld this week by the U S Circuit Court, may be appealed to the Supreme Court. Continued on Page sixty.
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Erie Johnson
Journal
Aso
Elle
Johnson
Evie
U. S. Circuit Court
Supreme Court
SA's Familiar Red Kettles Opened In 1959 Fr Reindeer Drive
Capt Richard Dein of the Salvation Army unit presides over the annual Red Kettle kickoff note. The story recalls the 1894 origin when kettles symbolized aid for the needy and a 1804 shipwreck survivors shelter tale. Local volunteers, including Olin Bracken Jr, gathered to start the Christmas effort with donations feeding families in the area.
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Munir
Silvalion Army
United States
Salvation Army
Richard Dein
Cony
Dean
Red Kettle
Are
Olin Bracken Jr
Lassie
Cecil Satterlee
Richard ‘Dean
Mass Funeral Held Bury 110 Dam Victims As Search Continues
Officials in the Reyran River valley race to account for the Malpasset Dam disaster victims while hundreds of troops ambulances and helicopters aid in rescue. Authorities report 110 dead 100 missing and 5 injured as mass funeral plans unfold amid crowded hospitals and makeshift morgues.
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Fyante AB Secu
Dimn
Cweuue
Deai
Mosenok
Reyran
Matpasset
Mediterranean
Swvivors
Hook Tor
Fwajlis Cemetery
Frejus Hospital
St. Raphael
Puget-Bur- Argens
Two Fiancees Mourn Steward Killed In Airliner Crash
Grim irony marked the death of William Coreen 28 a Cleveland man killed in a midair crash. Congers fiancee Malene Schiefferle fainted at work in Boston Store after word arrived. Allegheny ticket agent Josephine Allen wept for Congers mother awaiting news of the crew.
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Erie
William Coreen
Cleveland
Puesay Mailene Schiefferle
Conger
Boston
Schiefferlé
Washington
Michiefferle
Paden Allen
Zoriepheny
William A. Conger
Congerad
Allegheny
Miss Allen
Hopkins
Mrs. Conger
Monkey Sent Through Space Flight Reported Successful
The United States launched a Little Joe rocket from Wallops Island Virginia at 1 15 a m and sent a monkey nicknamed Samaloft into space. The capsule landed in the Atlantic Ocean about 200 miles offshore and a Navy plane plus a destroyer were dispatched to recover it. NASA reported the experiment went smoothly.
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United States
Melantic Ocean
Wallops Island
NASA
Train Halted Before Landslide In Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania Railroad track watchman Ralph Thornton spotted a landslide on the Pittsburg line near Flisburgn AK on Thursday night. He flashed danger signals to Pearl Reno who runs signal tower nearby as the stalled train barely avoided the slide.
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Flisburgn
Youth Who Shot Mother Surrenders
EW YORK AP Teen Robert Murphy ends two days hiding in subways and asks his mother for forgiveness as she lies wounded in hospital. He pleads for mercy, recalls school pressure and his plans, then surrenders to police facing assault charges. The mother remains in critical condition after being shot at their Brooklin home. In Butler, Pa fire kills Nephi Evans, age 53, found dead in a four room frame dwelling.
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York
Robert Murphy
Robert
Marie Murphy
Brooklin
Saul
Butler
Pire
Evans City
Nephi
A. W. Lehinerd
Raymond Plant Gift Distribution Set For Dec. 14
Raymond Plant gift distribution for December 14 was announced by E W Feldt general manager of the Raymond division of the Resoci ted Spring Corp. Checks will be issued the week of December 14. About 640 to 650 hourly and salaried employes will receive the gift with all employees with a year or more service sharing on an equal basis and those with less than one year receiving a smaller sum.
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Raymond
Spring Corp
E.W. Feldt
Cory Area High Plans Shorthand Course for Adults
Dr William Rodemeyer says Cory Area High School may offer an adult shorthand course to test interest among area women. A Wednesday evening session at 7 p m in the high school will gauge enrollment with a minimum of 20 students needed to hire a teacher. Typing and sewing classes have run about four months.
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Cory
Cory Area High School
William Rodemeyer
Torday
Wensday
Rodemeyer
Wounded Erie Hunter 29 Recovering From Shot Incident
An Erie hunter, James Smith, 29, was shot in the chest while deer hunting near Waterford on Wednesday. He underwent surgery and was found unconscious near his car later that night. A pumpkin ball from his shotgun apparently fired as he tripped and fell on the gun, marking the area’s first hunting fatality or injury of the season with Smith in hospital and the injured man reported in satisfactory condition.
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Waterford
St. Vincent Hospital
James Smith
Erie
Route 97
Smith
IUC Trucker Sues Erietle In Crash
Erie County court records show Sylvester Boyachek of Union City seeks $2,000 in damages from Lawrence Comer of Brity for a December 1987 tractor-trailer collision on Route 7 near Ohio City that damaged the truck at about $3,350. The autre driver was the late Albert Sutton.
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Erie County
Aldover
Ohio
Sylvester Boyachek
South Main Street
Union City
Lawrence Comer
Brity
Ohio City
Ric
Albert, Sutton
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