Eisenhower Finishes Farm Message Ahead of Congress
President Eisenhower wraps up a 6000 word farm message to be delivered to Congress Monday while on a Florida sojourn. White House aides say he may discuss political future upon reporting his heart condition assessing return to full duties next week.
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Associated Press
Key West
Fla
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
Florida
Washington
Howard M. Rhyder
Yyotterday
Secret Service
Benson
Congress
Jobless Banks Remain Steady in December
The December job market shows little change from November per Paul Hensley of the Local Employment Security Office. There were 94 new work applications, 23 placements, 47 referrals to openings, 223 compensation applications, and total weeks claimed rising to 1383. Three dozen denial reasons included not unemployed and quitting positions.
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Paul Hensley
Tocal Employment Security Office
Chest Officers To Meet Here
The Corry Community Chest holds its annual meeting Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in the Municipal Building. Three directors will be elected for three year terms to fill vacancies. Expiring terms belong to Edward Crapsor, James Carrie, and Col. K. R. Benson.
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Chest
Edward Crap~sor
James Carrie
Col
K. R. Benson
Sherman Oaks Mountain Slide Pushes Home Off Foundation
A Sherman Oaks hillside slide buried a residential area under rock and dirt last night. One couple watched as their $93,900 house shifted off its foundation and settled on its rear wall. Robert Gross, 9, reported his family’s unoccupied home was threatened while cleaning before a showing, as the yard filled with earth and the structure moved further. The crack at the summit stretched about 37 feet long and 27 feet wide, with rear walls collapsing as the slide continued into morning.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Sherman Oaks
Robert Gross
Gross
State To Get 143177 For Fish Projects
Pennsylvania will receive 143,177 for the fiscal year ending June 20, 1956, as its share of federal funds under the Dingell Johnson Act for Fish Restoration. William Voigt Jr., executive director of the Pennsylvania Fish Commission, said funds come from federal taxes on fishing tackle and equipment and are apportioned by number of licensed fishermen and state area. The money supports reclaiming and expanding public fishing waters, with federal matching 75 cents for every 25 cents of state funds. The commission plans to use these funds to acquire land and build dams for public fishing recreation, selecting sites where most needed. The Mind ne Quisitions lead to the fourth dam in Somersale County, a 260-acre lake, with other completed lakes Tee Dale Live in Chester County, Glade Run Lake in Butler County, and Virgin Run Lake in Fayette County.
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Pennsylvania
William Voigt, Jr
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Fish Commission
Fish Com Mssion
The
Ovens
Somersale County
Tee Dale
Chester County
Glade Run Lake
Butler County
Virgin Run Lake
Fayette County
College Building Damaged By Fire At Lehi University
Fire damaged two floors of the east wing of Williams Hall, a landmark science building on the Lehi University campus since 1905. The affected Geology and Metallurgical sections housed labs and classrooms for graduate students. Fire equipment fought the blaze in freezing 30 degree morning air. cause and damage estimate were not yet determined.
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Nena E Pemeenemesegey Foesok Eadly
Williams Fist
Lehi University
Barhlehens
Corry Crash Victim Recovers Slowly After Jeep Collision
Howard Johnson, 46, of Scott's Crossing Road, remains in Erle Veterans Hospital in serious condition after a December 16 crash when he was struck by a car driven by Miss Murleen Taylor of Columbus. He suffers multiple fractures including pelvis and leg injuries. friends aid children and Johnson shows slow recovery.
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Corry
Friends Aid Children
Howard Johnson
Scott's Crossing Road
Erle Veterans Hospital
Mur
Leen Taylor
Columbuy
Ewing Firm Wins Major Highway Improvement Contract
Harrisburg awarded a highway project to Ewing Inc of Corey, in Murcer County, for 1. .?. miles south of Route 6, with bridge work and replacement of existing spans. The contract value around 1.8 million dollars funded by state highway authorities, reflecting local investment in riverine corridor safety and county infrastructure.
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Harrisburg
Moveril
Con Teneus
Mid
Ewing, Inc
Corey
Olefoek
Murcer
Jonuin Wal
Eka
Bhutan
Johniin
Shahin
Outa
Pane Pwo
Cold Wave Cuts Deep Across Central U S
The Associated Press reports a fast-moving cold front driving temperatures down across the Plains and Mississippi Valley. Readings plunged to below zero in many areas from Minnesota to the Dakotas while Des Moines and other sites saw sharp drops. A warm-up occurred along the Atlantic Coast while the South and West saw varied changes.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Grand Forks
N. D
Minnesota
Towa
Dakotas
New England
Gulf States
Arizon
California
West Gulf Coast
Florida West Coast
Salary Board Approves McKnight Asst D A
Erie County Salary Board approved District Attorney Herbert Johnson's recommendation to appoint Frank McKnight of Corry as assistant district attorney serving Corry Union City and Wattsboro with a salary of 1200 per year. The new role includes representing the office at hearings in the southwestern district and assisting as a special prosecutor in county cases.
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Erie County Salary Board
Herbert Johnson
Frank McKnight
Corry
Wery—Ice Corry
Union City
Wattsboro
Wnd
Salaxy Board
Triat
McKnight
Avena
Criminal Court Ly
Sessiorra
Dobnaon
Haying Horss
Menliy
Johnson
Stop Work On Vertical Plane Developments
Lockheed Alert Corp halted work on the XPV-1 vertical take-off project for the Navy after a mutual contract termination. Navy officials in Washington cited insurmountable bugs at ground level, and Lockheed admitted the program failed to achieve vertical take-off despite prior progress. Pilot Hermit Fish Bulman reportedly flew the XPV-1 to 10,000 feet in initial testing before stoppage.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Alert Corp
Navy
Yeaterday
Washinuston
Lockheed Bookgesmitsii
Usaf
Orrimental
Hermit Fish Bulman
Dispute Flare After Loyalty Ruling In Washington
A loyalty board ruling sparking dispute centers on William Henry Taylor. Brownell and Bentley challenge testimony while Taylor’s Middle East role under the International Monetary Fund is referenced. J Paul Fairbank notes new evidence found no real doubt about Taylor’s loyalty despite a prior espionage accusation involving White.
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Wasthington
William Henry ‘Taylor
Atty
Gen. Browsell
Bleabethy Bentley
Byron N. Scott
Intentional Monetary Fund
Henry
Wald
Man
Dlearna Taylor
Tigley
He Monetary Fund
Middle East
J. Paul Fairbank
International Organisation
Royalty Board
Taylor
Truman
Treasury Department
Monetary Research di Vision
Harry Daxter White
Treasury
Brownell
House Committee On Un-American
Mix Bentley
Shit Taylor
Lonate
White
Doe
FBI
Cing
Police Study Truck Crash Near Mondavenue
Police investigated a truck crash reported near Mondavenue at about 4 a.m. yesterday after a driver Keppel of Columbus claimed another vehicle forced him off the road. Witnesses and officers questioned details. wheel marks suggested the rear of the truck swung and struck a pole. No citation issued. authorities noted the incident remains under review.
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Atichayd Koppel
Columbus
Nisie
Bart Beet
Keppel Awlde
Dutage
Keppel
Governor Hosts World Union Leader at Mansion Dinner
Governor entertains Sir Basil fet cfglivs, vice president of the World Union for Progressive Judaism, at the executive mansion dinner today.
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Harrisburg
Nis
Basil Fet
Cfglivs
World Union For Progressive Judaism
Executive Mansion
Aay
Mediator Urges Effort To End Westinghouse Strike
Top federal mediator Joseph Finnegan urged Westinghouse Electric Corp and the IUE to exhaust all resources to end the long dispute. He spoke after a Westinghouse proposal for a secret vote on a five year contract and potential return to work. The IUE rejected the plan and pressed for a membership vote between the offer and union demands.
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Associated Pron
Mittsburgh
Joseph Finne+ wan
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Yeilérddy
Interminge Hom Iw Hid
International Union of
Elec
Srical
Westinghouse
State Senate
Hayrisburg
Ben
Rowland B
Lowdar
Wenllinghoma
Bharoni
Pai
Greenville
Bharon
Mahany
Columbus
Ohio
Lis Vlonett
Yan
GOP Planning Advisory Body Advances for 1996 Elections
The Republican Star Committee in Harrisburg unveiled plans to form a local to state advisory group to aid GOP candidates in the 1996 elections. The committee will be advisory, with key roles to be decided in the November cycle. Members include party leaders from multiple counties and Perceived officials.
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GOP
Associated Prog
Harrisburg
Republican Star Committee
Jeaders and Taymakers
Andl Mieo
Atte
Sid Miles Horst
Atate
Chatre
Wudl
Tor
Wenmarer
Yaganey
State Supreme Court
WAL
Imelude
Ben
Edwart Martin
Rpa
Manon Owlett
Iy Murdock
Sarah Leffler
Chirman
State Republican Committee
Ben, Rowe
B. Mulgny
Crawford
Bentte
Bin
My Harvey
Taylor Or-Dauphin
Serite Ufaldent
Plasta OP
Lloyen Weed
Montgomery County
Hi Tormir Heulehant
Allegheny County
Maloner
Allegheny Gaunty
Fog Clears Over Britain After Three Day Cover
Reports say Britain lifts from a three day fog with most areas returning to normal. London officials note improving air quality as doctors in port cities warn of an infant pneumonia outbreak amid the weather disruption.
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Britain
London
Liver
City Council Confronts Water Diversion onto Private Land
City officials grapple with drainage problems on Random Road as city workmen dig ditches that divert rainwater onto two private properties on East Columbus Avenue. Harold Messenger and Lora Rutherford report flooding and demand action, while council notes the city may be at fault and considers blocking the ditches to prevent overflow toward Runsell Road.
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Columbus Avenue
Harold Messenger
Mensenger
Lora A. Rutherford
Colmbus Avenue
Messenger
Muthoxford
Cornell
Qimet
Runsell Road
Leader backs ruling hiking payroll taxes in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Governor Leader King endorses a Justice Department ruling that raises payroll taxes by about 60 million dollars this year. The move aims to stabilize the unemployment compensation fund, protecting workers and families while preventing deficits in state programs.
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Campurinn
RRS
Harrisburg
King
Justice Department
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
Commonwealth
Hope for Span Over Chautauqua Toll Bridge Plan Emerges
Robert M. Howard, Chautauqua County Highway Superintendent, reports discussions with engineering firms on replacing the Bemus Point Brower ferry with a toll bridge. The elemental surveys and counts are set in the 1966 budget, with definite proposals expected for board review in the near term. The ferry carried 4,007 vehicles and 10,800 pedestrians in the past year, up slightly from 1948 figures.
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Robert M. Howard
Ghau
Wuqua
Chautauuquin County Board of Supervisors
Howard
Anster
Sparta grocer ordered to pay for oil well
MEADVILLE Warren County driller won his case yesterday against the Old Greek Vale ley Gar and Ol Co Spartansburg Henry E Ongley of Belkirk was awarded 1240 by jury for drilling work in 1962 The verdict absolved two of four named defendants Charles Clickatt Bourta and F Kindred The third defendant Earl Southall was dismissed by Judge Herbert A Monk The case left Albert Hahn of Spartansburg grocery store operator and secretary treasurer as the only remaining party The driller bored two holes for the company both dry holes The award was announced in the court room before Judge Monk
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Meadville
Warren County
Vale Ley Gar
Ol Co
Spartansburg
Henry E. Ongley
Belkirk
Spartansburg Company
Mobility
Charles Clickatt
R. D
Bourta
F. Kindred
Titusville
Two Pole Crashes Damage $575 On Rural Road
Two separate highway collisions damaged utility poles and cars. In the first, a car driven by Robert Jewell of 144 Mott Street lost control on Cony Spring Creek road beyond the shoot-the-const bridge, clipping a pole and causing $950 damage. none of the Jewell family were hurt. In the second, Monnett Hinkson of RAD 1 Waterford struck the rear of Juss W. Kitlinger’s car on Route 97. no injuries and about $175 plus $20 damage recorded.
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Binte Pollo Ab
Jewell
Senkers
Walter
Lawrence Jew
Atom Neeldent
Monnet Sinkson
Waterford
Juss W. Kitelinger
R. D
Union City
Hinkson
Woman killed in Washington area by car near Pittsburgh Pike
State Police identified the driver as Harry M. Youn of Holston Washington County. The accident occurred yesterday about one mile north of here on the Old Pittsburgh Pike. The victim was Herman Russe, 70, of Wash Sivton.
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Kidd
Washington
Herman Russe
Wash
Sivton
Pitta
Burgh Pike
Harry M. Youn
Holston
Washington County
Wits
Inquiry Probes Communist Penetration of Press Links
Senate subcommittee hearings into alleged Communist infiltration of the press extend to major papers and media outlets. Witnesses linked to the Newark Times and New York Times describe pressure, firings, and self incrimination debates while editors defend desegregation stance and journalistic integrity.
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Washington
Sen
Eastland
R-Miss
Senate Internal Security
Ho Honda
Newark Times
Eastlind
The
Times
Tnd
Bantind
Bantland
Anyathar
Metinal Witnibss
Yemterthy
Kia University
Communist Party
Mabtland
Jennet
Find
New York Time
Nathan Aleikovely
New York ‘Times
Jack Shafer
Yeader
Bue
Witt
Alden Whitman
Robert Bhelston
Seymour Peck
Arrests in Chile Uprising Prompt Nationwide Crackdown
SANTIAGO Chile at least 250 people were arrested as the government pressed a stiff campaign to avert a threatened nationwide work stoppage. Reports say many detainees were labeled Communists or associates of President Thanes, with arrests across many cities. The Central Labor Union issued a nationwide strike for Monday in protest of proposed changes to prices and pensions, framed by authorities as a step to curb inflation but feared to bring hunger and economic strain.
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Santiago
Chile
Apakoanan
Usation
Thane
Nko Teaders
Thayer
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