Aero Worker Killed In Route 6 Crash
A 30 year old night shift worker at Aero Supply Mfg Co died in a Route 6 crash near the old Post House. Robert N. Botsford 80 of Union City was pronounced dead at Corry Memorial Hospital. Two fellow workers were injured and hospitalized in serious condition. Driver Hiram L. Shellito 47 and passenger Clifford D. Daley 43 were also injured. The sedan skidded on snow and ice and struck a tree. Botsford's body had to be pried from the wreckage. The crash occurred just after midnight and continued on page six.
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Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Hiram L. Shellito
O'Dell Street
Union City
Oory
Botsford
Bracken
Shellito
Clifford D. Daley
Graves Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Daley
Ewing's Name To Be On Ballot For Congress Primary
Judge Kreider ordered the State Elections Bureau to place William R Ewing on the Democratic primary ballot for the 24th District Congress seat. Ewing, a textile workers union representative from Saegertown, sought the ballot amid a dispute over a State Supreme Court ruling referenced during testimony. The district includes Exie Crawford and Mercer counties.
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Harrisburg
Homer J. Kreider
Dauphin County
State Elections Bureau
William R Ewing
R. D
Saegertown
Crawford County
Congress
Marying Garfinkel
Commonwealth
State Supreme Court
Ewing
Textile Workers Union of America
Cayroll D. Kearns
Farrell
Exie
Crawford
Mercer
Mt Etna Erupts In Fresh Explosive Activity
Mt Etna, Europe’s tallest active volcano near Cantania Sicily, shoots lava into the air in rumbling blasts every few seconds. The central crater erupts after six months of quiescence, lava floods the caldera, flames seen up to 50 miles away, and ash blankets villages at the mountain’s base. Scientists note last year’s 108 days of activity produced about three million tons of lava.
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Mt. Etna
Associated Press
Cantania
Sicily
Mt Etna
Europe
Mollet Shakes Up French Military Command
Premier Guy Mollet reshuffles France top military leadership naming General Paul Ely to chair the Joint Chiefs of Staff replacing General Guillaume. The veteran commander had been known for an iron hand in North Africa and Morocco. Ben Youssef recently returned to the Moroccan throne ahead of talks on the protectorate independence.
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Mollet
Associated Press
Paris
France Today
Guy Mollet
Paul Ely
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
Joint Chiefs of ‘Staff
Augustine ‘Guillaume
Gillaume
Morocco
Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef
Guillaume
North Africa
Ben Youssef
Italian Chief Urges Closer Western Ties
Italian Minister Gio vanni Gronebi urged Congress to deepen Western unity beyond military alliances through closer social and economic cooperation. He called for better NATO integration and warned of a confusing ideological era while criticizing communism as a threat to the underprivileged.
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Associated Frees
Washington
Giovanni Gronebi
Italy
Congress
Senate House
House
Wallan
Grohcht
Eisenhower
Jim
Dulles
Grondil
NATO
Gropeh
Westman
Lloyd Leaves On Peace Mission
Secretary Selwyn Lloyd departs London for a two week mission to Middle East peace. He will visit seven countries to seek a formula for Palestinian peace while monitoring the spread of Communist influence in the region. Lloyd also plans to attend Southeast Asia Treaty Organization meetings at Burnt Marenott.
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Vy Ayourem
London
Torgiyn
Selwyn Lloyd
Uly
Middle East
Beit
Pittsburgh artist seeks reinstatement after unpaid work estop
George Manko, a former city painter, sought reinstatement after his five thousand dollar unpaid work estimate in a Pittsburgh case. Manko, 60, testified yesterday before the City Civil Service Commission that he was fired legally for violation of leave regulations.
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Pittsburgh
George Manko
Manks
Opyil Servion Commasioy
Fred
Aibk
Dems Reject Ties to GOP 428 Million Tax Plan
Harrisburg report shows Senate Democrats disavowing connection with a 428 million dollar Republican tax package that includes a four percent sales tax. Senator Barr says it is a Republican program even as GOP leaders seek final roll calls and adjustments to exemptions and rates.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Barr
Senate Finance Committee
GOP
Chur ‘Ous
Kessler R
Pennsylvania
Charges Dropped in Fatal Charleroi Shooting Case
William Watmyer 16 and Dave T Lander 17 were arrested after a fatal shooting involving a 22 cal rifle near Tandure, with police citing involuntary manslaughter charges. The pair, linked to Islehwehond new Jor, faced $1,000 bond each as investigators pursued the case tied to Robert Osborne and others at Tandure.
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Fatel
Associated Prong Charleroi
William Watmyer
Isleh Wehond
New Jor
Wis
Yatwight Polley
Dave T. Landerbawe
Havlideroaueh Wii
Anii Etarmet
Apapalaughter Fy Waa
Hirai
Po Io
Robert Osborne
Tandure Baupl
Sale Lanier Elactert
Abel
Bes
Ross
Osborne
Witmyen
Charleroi
Negro Student Appears Before Judge Today
Alabama faces desegregation clash as Aubherine Lucy the first Negro admitted to the University of Alabama appeals for a court order to allow teachers and officials to return to classes. Across the nation, protests and boycotts unfold as support for Montgomery bus boycott and a prayer movement grow.
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Alabama
Birmingham
University of Alabama
Dh Vero
Autherine Lucy
Tenchah
AL Montgomiry
Yendera
Cov
Jamok
Folio
Onleans
Jefferson Dhris
Confederacy
Downstown
New York City
Monitgomnry
Endler
Mic Lucy
Hobart Groants
Birming Ham Wotan
Emory
Mice Luey
Crisiés
Last Weather Balloon Down in Pacific Test Amid Debate
A late report notes the final of 20 weather balloons launched from OFAMA Japan was presumed to have landed somewhere in the Pacific. Navy officials say the balloons carried only scientific instruments for upper atmosphere data and dismiss Soviet claims of spying. Balloons had drifted about 780 miles south of Midway Island before likely entering the Pacific.
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Ofama
Japan
Pacific
U.S. Navy
Navy
Soviet Union
U.S
Washington
Midway Teland
Pacifi
Human error blamed in train crash near Boston
Swampscott and nearby towns faced a deadly rail disaster as a Budd train rear ended a passenger service in a blinding snowstorm. Boston and Maine Railway cited human failure and rule violations by an elderly crew member, while a second collision occurred ten miles away. About 13 were killed and around 100 injured as both trains carried nearly 1,000 passengers en route to work and school.
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Associated Frees
Swampscott, Mans
Boston and Maine Railroad Today
Invnsita
Boston
Tourtellotte
Winchester
Lee Werious
Havers
Revere
Swampscott
Court To Hear Bank's Appeal
Washington Supreme Court to review Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association case seeking 67000 in Home Owners' Loan Corp bonds. Complex dispute involves Gilbert Parnell Indiana First National Bank and Arthur A. Rocco linked to alleged bond cashing. Court battles over district and circuit rulings continue.
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Washington
Supreme Couirt Mt
Bank of America National Trust and Savings Amoolition
Home Owners’ Loan Corp
Basik of America
Gilbert
Parnell
First National Trahk
Indiana
Tydiana Bank
Arthur A. Rocco
Luur
U. 6. District Court
Pitteburg
Bante Mt Amnerien
U. S. Circult Court
Philadelphia
Distriek Court
Indiana Bande
Giroult
Parnell Bowwtie
AL W-Veilrom Second Ward
Younesti
Ely Yood Faith
Palloe Yesterdiy Uftersopny
Bank of America
Richard Grimm
G Murphy Co
Ind Ginn
Pulhier
Tadlana Hawkeard Worle Millet
Willy
Burnell
Pater
Aegis
Hartey Drake
Ice Cream and Gloves Stolen at McCray's Mill Elgin
A break-in at McCray's Mill in Elgin led to the loss of ice cream sandwiches and several gloves. Clarence McCray, mill supervisor, discovered the theft around 4 o'clock last night after the intruder entered through a ground-floor window. No footprints were found outside due to recent snow.
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Milnourn
WWE
McCray'n Mill
Elgin
Enrance
Galiid
Clarence McCray
Alan’ Alalen
Shyay
Senate probes near end of hearings on bribe offer case
A four member Senate panel works to finish public hearings on an alleged bribe offer to Sen. Hickenlooper. John M. Neff denied offering money for campaigns while Robert Goodwin claimed Neff offered 1000 to Hickenlooper and said it was refused. Neff testified to trips across five states to gauge senators’ views on a bill. He denied directly influencing votes and cited only 2500 to Case and 2500 to the Nebraska GOP.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
John M. Neff
Sen
George
D-Cy
Neff
Friencis Case
Sid
Lexington
Nef
Sen. Hickenlooper
Des Moines
Robert Goodwin
Towa
Republican National Committee
Hickenlooper
Goodwin
South Dakota
Nebraeka
Montana
Wyoming
Case
Nebraska
Republican State Committee
Benson Denies Lobbying In Cotton Plans
Washington Senator Ellen Fer denounces administration pressure as the Agriculture Department plans to offer competitive prices from August 1 to boost U S cotton exports and regain market share. Benson says no lobbying, cites Cabinet approval and orderly bids to avoid world price disruption.
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Benwn
White House
State Department
Egypt
Ono
Senate
Congress
Wwatson Progran
Benvon
Ik Mk & Heya
Basie Bennon
Ex President Quirino Dies in Manila Home
Former Philippine president Elpidio Quirino dies at his Manila area home after long illness. He survived by daughter Victoria Gonzales and son Tomas Quirino. He became president after the death of Manuel L. Quezon and lost an election to Ramon Magsaysay in 1953.
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Manila
Mipito Quirino
Quirino
Opan
Hia
Victorianzales
Tomas Quirino
Quinny
Maye Wet Foosua
Ne Woo
Ramon Muguiy
Red Cross Drive Opens In City
The Red Cross drive opens in the city with pledges and displays arranged. Cochairs William Leaby and Frank Dodd announce a high quota to fund food relief and national headquarters support, urging donors to give when solicitors call. Ward chairmen lead campaigns across the four wards and circle groups with active community volunteers coordinating solicitations.
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Raye Veen Co
Entittal
Red Crom
Tollway
Mia
William Plotter
Leo TL Co
M.O. Baldwin
Gulgnan Hard Ware
Penelee Co
Norman ‘Turebell
Corry-Jamestown My. Corp. Dinaater
Mo. Page Lolderback
Cony Pharmicy
Red Cross
Wil Cape
Don Wileiams
Ben Blowart
Ronde Lannturst
Stewart Hut Bhop
Cochairmen
William Leaby
Frank Dodd
Naional
B. G. Bennett
George Downey
Min Ann Baroail
Gerald Bluples
Duvid May
William
Hold Corryite For Non-support
Corryite Joseph C1 Yarateh of TL8 Wont Main was picked up by city police and held for Erie County sheriff officers on a non support charge filed by his wife. The arrest was ordered by Judge Samu Rowsiter. Police said he would be transferred to Este Viver today. Past records include a four prior charges: bench warrant on May 1, 1968. grand larceny on May 6, 1953. assault and burglary on June 2, 1951. and authority conduct on August 11, 1980.
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Erie County
Joseph
Yarateh
Samu
Rowsiter
Harley Drake
Este
Airerift
Despartmant
Farateh
Athordértys
Pollch
Eisenhower Announces Bid for Second Term on TV Tonight
President Eisenhower declared he is available for another four years and plans a televised and radio address this evening to explain his decision. He said his message would be positive and that networks will hold time for him to speak directly to the American people about his plans and the party’s stance. Continued coverage noted the announcement follows his Sept 24 heart attack and precedes the San Francisco convention.
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Associated Prep
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Xle
Torlier Pemarke
Omim Sti
Biennenhower
Allfis
Wid
Howe
Elvenhower
Republenn
Linthe
Eisen
Shrine Club Picks Officers
The Gerry-Union City Shrine Club elected officers for the year at the Moose Club on Bwat Washington Street. John Rossbachar was chosen president, AT Wiggers vice president, and Bruce Ellsworth secretary-treasurer. They planned a Shrine Circus on March 24 and named committees for circus arrangements.
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Gerry-Union City Shrine Club
Moose Club
Washington Street
John Rossbachar
Wiggers of
Union City
Bruce Ellsworth
A. Redmond
Resaslua
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Lloyd
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Benson
Philippines
City
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Shrine Club
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