City Employees To Get Minimum Pay Hike Of $100
Compromise wage plan unveiled by Mayor Arthur Crankitt proposes a $100 minimum pay increase for city workers with about 1,000 recipients to see hikes of $240 under the plan. The drive seeks executive funding to lift most classified employees, while fringe benefits and job security are noted as part of the package.
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Arthur Crarkitt
Peeyide
Pvini
Rome
Willi
Dyrobs Co
Chleyo
Ivaimple
Police Probe Two Safe Robberies
Police investigate two safe robberies with readable details. A Christmas morning heist at a Brooks bank lost about 4700 in valuables. A second break in yielded 3600 dollars. Suspects remain at large.
Service Set For Mrs Ray Amy in 1949 Mass
Services are planned for Mrs. Ray Amy of 20H West Washington, to be held at 10 o'clock at St Thomas Cemetery. Mrs Amy died unexpectedly Monday. she was rushed to St Vincent's Hospital in Bilene following brain surgery. She attended St Edward's and was active in the St Thomas parish and PTA. Survived by her husband Ray Amy, son Raymond, daughters Colleen Mary and others. parents Mr. and Mrs John Sullivan of Corry. several siblings. The body is at Bracken Funeral Home with visiting hours, Mass at St Thomas Church, and prayers tonight at 7:30.
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Amiy
West Washinton
Hovkow
St Thomas
Tiurey
Thomas
Amy
Bi Vincent's Hospital
Wits
Hite
St. Edward's Paraffit Sons
Ray Amy
Mathias Chuck
French Creek
Amhy
St Thous’ Chuck
Neiil
Ste
Raymond 1
Dus Chats
BeUbee Roger
Kelly Mik
Wil
Tuehtir
Colleen Mary
Bracken Funeral Home
Carnegie Tech Expands Program With New Vice President
Russell Blutzer of St Louis will coordinate and develop a broadened Carnegie Institute program. Dennis Bintzer, currently 1% director at Washington University, is named vice president to head development. Formerly he was assistant to the president and development executive at Drexel Tech Philadelphia.
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Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Snow Flurries Wash Northeast and Midwest Weather
Snow flurries fell across sections of the Midwest and Northeast with fog in the Northwest. Cold air spread into the eastern third and parts of the Southeast, with freezing in northern Florida. Temperatures rose in the warmest areas of the southern plains and Mississippi Valley.
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MidWest
Florida
Wisconsin
Illinois
Pennsylvania-New York Sea
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Washington
Oregon
New York State
Thern Phains
Mississippi Valley
Radar Seeks Loan From World Bank
Radar seeks World Bank loan as Poland’s new regime appears. Dulles said not yet clear American aid to Hungary would be profitable and any proposal would face defeat in Congress. Hungary faces coal shortages closing factories while the Soviet Union promises 700,600 tons of corn and Hungarians seek electricity from Austria.
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Irvine Fuge
Poland
Dulles
Soviet Union
Hungary
Austria
Eisenhower policy hopes face a wary 1957 start
The column surveys whether the Eisenhower administration will unveil new policies toward Russia and the Middle East in 1957. It notes two major postwar crises in Hungary and Eastern Europe, recalls Dulles’ criticism of containment, and argues that no decisive shift has appeared as January nears and Congress readies to convene.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Middle East
Europe
Britain
France
Truman
Dulles
Poland
Hungary
Man Pleads Innocent After Eight-Car Downtown Crash
Imane Ville Kens Green of Meadville pleaded guilty to drunken driving after an eight-car crash in two downtown parking lots began around 12 15 p m when his car leaving the Talon Plant 4 lot struck a car owned by Robert L Wilson. The impact pushed a parked car owned by Dr W G Hawkey and then damaged its fenders. Green continued into the Meadvill municipal lot colliding with more cars including one owned by Mrs William J Brown and another by Miss Mary Jo Thompson. The spree ended when Green struck a car driven by Edgar Bates. He was jailed until arraignment, freed on $500 bond after pleading guilty to the charge.
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Imane Ville
Kenneth, Green
Meaiville
Green
Talon Plant 4
Cherry Alley
Robert L. Wilson
Wilson
W. G. Hawkey
Hawkey
Meadvill
Academy Theatre
Edgar
Bates
Alrack
William J Brown
R.D
Mary Jo Thompson
Mina M. Pollard
R. D
Hadley
Green's Auto
Triking
Michiel Juber
Cambridge Springs
Joseph Severo
Son Held In Father's Death
Johnstown, Pa. William A. Shively Jr., 27, is held by police and the coroner after a fatal exchange during a pre-dawn argument with his 62 year old father William Shively Sr. The elder man died of a brain hemorrhage after a struggle. District Attorney David Wolfe quoted the son saying the father started the quarrel and punched him. He said he walked away but the father continued attacking, missed a swing, and collapsed.
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William A. Shively Jr
Poice Ending
William Sr
Shively
Dist. Atty
David’ Wolfe
Yoling Shively
Inter
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