Labor And Industry Peace Talks Near With NAM
The AFL-CIO nears the end of its founding convention amid a dispute over labor peace talks with the NAM. Meany indicated openness to discussions on labor management, while NAM officials signaled willingness to engage. Adlai Stevenson addressed delegates as planning for 1956 election efforts continued.
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Attlee Accepts British Earldom and Title Change
London reports former Prime Minister Clement Attlee, 72, will style himself Earl Attlee of an unnamed village west of London. The decision followed Buckingham Palace approval. Attlee plans to retire from party leadership and focus on pension welfare work with his wife Violet.
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Bridge improv urged after fatal New York to Pittsburgh crash
Public Utility Commission ordered the State Highway Department to draw up plans for bridge improvements near Youngsville. The move follows a fatal holiday crash that killed Mr and Mrs H D Hupin while driving toward Pleasant Street. The unsafe bridge was blamed as inadequate by Erle and Warren County Grange members. A hearing will decide cost allocations after plans are approved.
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Lamb cleared of tie up to red activities in FCC review
Washington reported the FCC reviewed claims linking Toledo broadcaster Lamb to communist groups. Officials noted no proven subversive financing or activity after examination, while Lamb defended the inquiry as a test of free speech and press. The case touched renewals for WICU and raised questions about loyalty in broadcasting.
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Cement prices rise at Associated Press plants in seven states
New York firm Fenn-Dixie Cement Company raises standard Portland cement prices at seven plants including three in Pennsylvania. The increase takes effect January 1, with price hikes of about 15 cents per barrel at Nazareth and Bath, Pennsylvania and 20 cents per barrel at West Winfield, New York.
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Russia to build formidable bomber force says AP
London report outlines Soviet plans to expand bomber strength including Type 87 heavy bombers and missiles. It notes potential peacetime production and the aim to match Western air power, with references to jet bombers and strategic capabilities in the near term.
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London
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Min Futsada
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Russuin
Free Woman Of Murder Charge In Morristown Case
Mrs Tua Pontery was freed on murder charges in Morristown as a county jury found her not guilty of shooting her husband in a Busted Lake cottage on August 1, 1054. The trial featured testimony from witnesses who cited the first jury verdict overturned on appeal. Bail was posted previously on charges of adult aid battery, with the case now proceeding through higher courts.
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Humphrey Vows Budget Balance Amid Inflation Talk
President Humphrey spoke with reporters before arriving at Thurmont, stating the U.S. budget would be balanced. He outlined plans for possible tax reductions and said Congress would act next month as the administration seeks a line on defense and fiscal restraint.
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York
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Charges Hotel Covered Up Three Recent Fires
New York police allege the Waldorf Astoria Hotel concealed details of three recent fires. Report cites high level hotel officials resisting disclosure and guiding public relations to avoid scrutiny. The article notes possible policy shifts and ongoing inquiries by authorities. The piece also mentions a portrait painter’s death in a separate item.
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Willie
Ron Bie
Gayataghy
Taxpayers May See Next Year Tax Cut Indicated
City officials anticipate a possible tax cut next year as the budget for year 04x is reviewed. Mayor Kay Cherry noted the end of year cash balance is uncertain and will be clarified in December after expert review.
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Coroner Finds Turner Responsible for Hatch Killing
SPARFORD Conn a coroner ruled William R Turner 40 of Boston advertising man murdered Doris Hatch 22 of Cambridge Springs Pa The skeleton was found in July 1959 and investigators linked Turner to the crime based on witness testimony and post mortem evidence The case notes Turner committed suicide by gunshot while in custody in Manchester after the search for Hatch began and authorities continue to pursue related leads
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Dent charges GOP delaying tax decision until after April primary
Senate Democratic leader Senator Dent accused Republicans of delaying a tax and budget decision until after the April 24 primary. He cited planned borrowing for school districts and a manufacturer excise proposal as elements of a strategy to avert action before the election. Dent said talks aim to end a month-long tax stalemate, with a showdown vote possible next week.
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Engineers Survey Site of Columbus Dam
Surveyors work at the Columbus Dam site as the Fish Commission presses ahead with additional surveys despite past opposition. Director William Voigt says a plan will be reviewed at the January meeting to decide whether to proceed, amid a shift in policy after a change in administration and delayed reconstruction plans dating to 1947.
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Six Die In Detroit Fire Tragedy
Detroit fire killed six people in a two story building on the west side. Rescue efforts saved a family member as flames spread rapidly through the structure. Authorities investigated the blaze and identified the victims and surviving relatives.
Stolen Donations Hit St Thomas Church
A theft at St Thomas Church last night saw about $80 taken from the church’s contribution box. Police report the doors were not forced and worshippers were present, with the incident prompting a security review for today’s service.
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Tax Form Usage Guide For City Workers
A garbled explainer outlines the first year end tax form rollout. It mentions Treasurer Smith distributing forms and instructs workers how to complete records, including withholding, wages, and quarterly totals, with the reverse side providing the needed steps and copies for employer and employee.
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Radio and TV Yield to Cold Weather at Lake Breckinridge Plant
A large crowd gathered near the Intake pipe by the Pennsylvania Wake generating station as cold winds pushed workers to shut down lines. Television and radio stations reported the scene as crews secured machinery and limited power output while erratic winds and wet conditions delayed repairs and operations across the facility.
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Assembly To Okay Proposal Of Committee
United Nations delegates press Nationalist China to refrain from veto as General Assembly poised to ratify Special Political Committee recommendation admitting 18 applicants. Security Council faces possible Soviet veto on non Communist entrants while US abstains and Cuba sides with China.
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