Lewis Blasts AFL-CIO For Union Ousters
John Lewis of the United Mine Workers denounces AFL-CIO efforts to expel unions over corruption alleges. He criticizes Meany and Reuther for failures in leadership while defending independence from the federation. Reuther is vacationing in Mexico as Meany makes no immediate comment.
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Walter Reuther
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Mexico
Fire Destroys Marbles Factory in St Mansa Wyomoy
A large marble factory owned by Marble King Inc, Perry Pink Industries, suffered total loss today as flames spread from the plant in St Mansa Wyoming. The Perry Pink plant manager Roger Howdyshell called it the largest marble factory in the world, with damages estimated in the several hundred thousand dollars. The nearby Quaker State Oil Refinery also sent workers to battle the stubborn blaze.
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Marble King, Inc
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Roger Howdyshell
Heroid Il West
Unee
Bloodmobile Visit to Carry Urges 150 Pint Blood Drive
The Red Cross plans a bloodmobile stop in Carry tomorrow with an urgent call for 150 pints. Local physicians from Carry Memorial Hospital join the effort, with multiple organizations aiding to recruit donors. Donors are asked to replace each pint used with two pints of fresh blood to ensure continued supplies, with appointments and walk-ins welcomed.
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Rocket firings hinted at in Florida launch area
In Florida's Cape Canaveral area ballistic missiles stood in servicing towers as rocket teams gathered. Reports noted several intercontinental missiles on pads with one fired Saturday and others tested. Navy Vanguard rockets and Army technicians were seen nearby as the Detrise Department urged satellite efforts. Frank H. Shipley, 68, longtime Clearfield tax collector, died in hospital.
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Clearfield Hospital
Shipley
Driver, 16, cited for fleeing scene of city crash
Police say Steadman, 16, fled after a crash on West Smith street injuring two cars. A tow truck driver reported Steadman’s car, owned by Glen G. Childs, 49, crashed into a car being towed. Estimated damage was about 200 dollars to each vehicle. Steadman later returned home after panicking at the scene.
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Exy Uhul
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Worth Street
Patrolien
Glen G. Childs
Sherman
Steadman
Orey
South Street
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Muather
Damar
Childs
Evangelist’s Son Dies in Prayer Service
Daniel Lane Long, 38, the son of evangelist James Long, died last night in his father’s arms during a prayer meeting at Brother Bridges Bible Church after a yearlong battle with a brain tumor. The family, emigrants from Leprey Arkansas, had toured the South as singers and preachers before settling in Chicago five years ago.
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Praers
Daniel Lane
James Long
Long
Chicago
Leprey
Ark
Linnie
South
Mayor Puts Police Dep't On Temporary Basis New Council In Harmony
Mayor Kinley forms a new Harmony council lineup and puts police department on a temporary basis while promising full support for street repairs, pensions for police and firemen, and delinquent tax collection. He reappoints Cobbett as temporary police magistrate and plans to use a single magistrate to speed ticket payments.
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J. Fred Kinley
Republican
Chan Capwell
Ray Weber
Kinley
US Council
Clair Capwell
Streets
Guy Abbey
Robert Grice
Harley Drake
Potter
M.S. Cobbett
Earl T. Cherry
Cobbett
George Gordon
Court Refuses Moon's Appeal in Judge Killing Case
WASHINGTON The Supreme Court today announced the dismissal of an appeal by Norman W. Moon who faces the death penalty for shooting Judge Allison D. Wade twice in a Warren County Pa courtroom on January 18 1954. The appeal was denied at the request of Moon's attorneys Louis C. Gasslo Edward Dumbauld and Thomas A. Wagnor Jr of Pittsburgh. Moon was 26 at the time of the crime.
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Norman W. Moon
Pennsylvania
Coortroom
Moon
Louis C. Gasslo
Edward Dumbauld
Thomas A. Waghoner Jr
Pittsburg
Allison D. Wade
Warren County
City Officials Gather For Safety and Planning Meeting
Seated around the table are Ray Water director of safety Clair Copwell streets department head Roger Brown city solicitor May obr Kinley Harry Powers city controller Guy Abbey lone elected member of the former regime noting the gathering marks a transitional planning session for urban safety and infrastructure.
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Ray Water
Clair Copwell
Streets Department
Roger Brown
Mayobr Kinley
Harry Powers
Guy Abbey
Defense money urged by civilian panel for missile age
A 21 member Rockefeller Brothers Fund panel urges the United States boost defense spending by about three billion dollars yearly over several years. It says strategy lags tech advances, the Joint Chiefs of Staff are a patchwork, and a new system of combined commands should align forces to missions.
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Rockefeller Brothers Fund
United States
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Chiefs of Staff
Gavin's Resignation Triggers Military Shakeup Discussion
A CBS Where We Stand telecast analyzes U S readiness vs Soviet power and civic defense gaps. Lt Gen James Gavin resigns March 31 after criticizing the Joint Chiefs system and calling for a civilian planning body. Senate probes follow. Kefauver urges overhauls amid Gavin's stand. Continued on Page Three.
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Kefauver
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Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Joint Chiefs ’ of ‘Staff
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Study Submarine Threat In Senate Missile Probe
Senate Preparedness subcommittee investigates the potential threat of missile firing nuclear submarines to the United States. Rear Admiral Rickover and CIA head Allen Dulles are cited as sources, with calls for a broad naval program to develop and deploy 100 missile submarines within a year.
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Ice Skaters Benefit From Mild New Year Weather
A New Year warm spell allowed skating at Mead Park yesterday for several hours as crowds enjoyed near springlike conditions. Records show mild daytime highs around 27 to 30 degrees with a low near 19, easing the usual winter chill and supporting outdoor ice use.
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Aries
Legislative Group To Meet At Chamber Session 1858
The Chamber of Commerce committee will hold its initial session for 1858 this Thursday at noon at the Hotel Coy. A. Bruce Smith will chair the meeting to set forthcoming committee assignments and responsibilities for the various sub committees approved by the chamber board.
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Hotel Coy
Heston
Varia Sui
Martin Keppel
Robert OW
Wilton Potttin
Tox
Matias Lyniley
Fred Kintert
Froneamie Controls
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Dosughus Seo
City Merchants To Reorganize In 1958 Session
City merchants plan a reorganizational session at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building auditorium. Charles Butters, Chamber of Commerce president, said nominations will be presented for president, vice president, secretary-treasurer, and Board of Control. Nominations may come from the floor. Existing officers include Karl Sawyer as president Merle Dodd as vice president Jack Stahl as secretary treasurer and Barney Bennett Leo n H. yThanax Jansen and Jamies Sinare on the Board of Control. Noted Briton dies Landon Viscount Waverly, 75, wartime cabinet member to Churchill, died Saturday. The former Sir John Snideram lent his name to air shelters used in World War II. Anderson shelters were common.
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Moody Wi
Charles Butters
Chamber of Commerce
le Board of Control
Karke Sawyer
Merle Dodd
Jack Stahl
Measurers
Barney Bennett
Leon H. yThanax Jansen
Jamies Sinare
Control
Landon -Viscount Waverly
Winston Chivehill
John Snideram
Britain
Flood Threat Expands Across South Texas After Heavy Rain
In continuing rains 1,800 people were evacuated in the lower Rio Grande Valley near Alamo as floodwaters from Edinburg advance, with Bishop and Robstown residents also moved. Heavy snow across West Texas left hundreds stranded, with 600 vehicles stalled in Odessa Pecos Alpine and Marfa as 20 inch snows snarled eastern New Mexico and nearby Texas.
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Rio Grande Valley
Alamo
Edinburg
Bishop
Robstown
Corpus Christi
New Mexico
Odessa
Pecos
Alpine
Marfa
Muleshoe
Other Driver Failed To Stop At Intersection
Carl Pirro of 227 South Central Street reported damage to his sedan when Agnes Upperman of 2 Spring Street allegedly ran the stop sign at First Avenue and West Washington in a two vehicle collision. Pirro estimated $100 to repair his vehicle and Upperman’s car about $15 after the crash reported by city police.
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South Centr Street
Agnes Upperman
2 Spring Street
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Pirro
West
Washington Street
Ohio Pirst Avenue
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Pirst Avenue
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