Poles Back Gomulka in First Popular Polish Vote
Unofficial results show more than 60 percent support for Gomulka’s regime in Poland’s first popular test of his policy. About 11 million of 17.4 million voters cast ballots, with Red hierarchy and the Roman Catholic Church urging large turnout. Voters opposing the list protested by abstaining or casting blank ballots, but the Communist Party maintained a clear majority in the new Parliament.
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Pokind
Whartystaw Gormilka
Shige
Gominska
Red Hierarchy
Tadio
Tomaxyeti
Pps
Gomulka
Goan Jau
United Workers Communist
National Front
Democrats
United Peasants
Reddin
Jeninst
Berbers Gain Control Of Morocco Roads
In Rabat reports say Berber forces gained control of roads and a provincial governor was deposed. Moroccan army units moved vehicles into the province from the capital Rabat as government authority shifted under the royal regime.
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Rabat
Aes
Ama
Sutan
Toth
Toe Prevrine
Reneiliows Steverner
Cérerat
Totiqlat
Sultan
Crows
Two Steel Union Candidates Rejected From Ballot
Affected district sectors in Mie United Grealworkers report that two candidates will not appear on the ballot. Frank W O'R and Walter Rows from Ondem Pa are named. The union's executive board ratified the rejection after formal action by International officers and district directors.
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Frank W O'R
Diaatittoeyind
Walter Rows
Ondem
Chicago
L Weabel
Treasuer
Hie Union
Taw
May Settle Suit In Liner Crash Out Of Court
A settlement in the liner crash case appears possible today as parties weigh a out of court accord. Names of plaintiffs Andrea Doris and Stockholm interests are cited with London talks reportedly advancing to resolve the matter.
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Apel
Garsthothy
Andrea Doris
Stockholm
Nantucken
London
Waitlesss
To Push Alcorn As New GOP Chairman Likely
fragmented OCR article discusses potential GOP leadership changes around Alcorn and national figures. mentions Eisenhower era context, Republican committee, possible candidates like Bliss and Leeman, and plans ahead of the national convention with party unity and electoral strategy in focus.
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O. Man
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Tay
Bwenhower
Hull
Huey Darbys
Karsan Ytignal
Ommittepmnar
eHatemn
Hutionial
Vention
Sid
Marcy
Ray
Bliss
Ova
Ted Dielton
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Leeman
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Apheme
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Fon Ky
Congress
York Hive
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Tye
Democrate
UN Saute
Dave Epnile
Fight Five Blazes On Penn Campus Fire Report
Five separate fires occurred near the University of Pennsylvania campus injuring personnel and prompting arson concerns. Authorities claim investigators are pursuing a suspect while condition updates remain unclear.
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Penn
Hitadelphta
First 100,000 Germans Drafted
Fragmented OCR text discusses early stages of German conscription with references to Hitler era terms and dates. The readable portions mention "first 100,000" and draft timing, indicating a World War II or prewar historical context.
Bandits Rob Centerville Beer Store As Couple Help
Centerville police report two armed men robbed a local beer company of cash, injuring no one. A resident, William Eggleston, confronted the duo upstairs, while the robbers fled as a customer entered. A mask found near the scene and a Citizens Bank bag marked Pleasantville aided investigators in describing the suspects.
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Centerville
Willian Begleston
Blestone
Eggleston
Citizens Bill of
Pleasantville
Grant Hearing To Actors On Blacklist
Supreme Court today aired hearings by 23 film actors and other workers seeking millions in damages from the film industry for alleged blacklisting after refusing to testify before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Claims demand $25 million, with assertions of protected employment rights. Separate sessions addressed a Virginia project court matter and Eisenhower era personnel issues, including Myron Wiener’s fate and gambling device rulings.
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Supreme Court Today
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Sondergard
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Harrisburg Court Orders Indictments in Pike Fraud Case
The Dauphin County Court orders a repar ation of indictments for conspiracy to defraud the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission of 1.912 million dollars. A special grand jury urged conspiracy indictments against 92 people including Thomas J. Evans and James F. Torrance. Judge McSorley faced ostensible misconduct charges over payrolls but was not named in that portion of the report. District Attorney Dowl ing said preparations will continue.
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Ehareine— Dersoris
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G. Franklin McSorley
Thomas J. Evans
James F. Torrance
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Juetle F. Dowling
Dag Hamarskjold Pushes Four Day Gaza Deadline
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold sought by a Thursday deadline to force Israeli troops back inside Israel and remove Sinai invaders from two desert areas resisted by Egypt. In Jerusalem Israel proposed continued administration of Gaza under UN oversight with Israeli and Arab police maintaining order.
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Sinai
Egypt
General Assembly
Jerusalem
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Assembly
Gaza Strip
Austria charges Hungary over border guard refugee action
Austria protested to Hungary after 30 Hungarian soldiers pursued fleeing refugees across the border firing machine guns. About 20 refugees reportedly returned to Hungary and one Hungarian was wounded. Chancellor Raab defended Austria's stance while noting Hungary’s border crackdown drives Hungarians toward Yugoslavia and beyond.
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Hungary
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Interior Ministry
Juluus Raub
Foungary
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
United Nations
Danube
Plan Standard Blood Programs for Pennsylvania Hospitals
The Pennsylvania Medical Society discussed a new plan to standardize blood bank programs across hospitals. It proposes an association of blood banks sharing blood for interchanging among member hospitals, with further details to be presented at the society’s March meeting.
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Aylvania Medical Society
Pennsylvania
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Minong Nm
Price Of Peace Theme Of Inaugural Address
President Eisenhower pledged a second term devoted to building peace to thwart international communism and aid the hungry and oppressed. He warned the free world faces a new force and urged readiness to pay the price for a just order, delivering the speech to thousands at the Capitol and a nationwide audience.
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Eby Hower
Elvinawer
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Clemental Gatt-Tukine
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Roes
Budapest
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America
Fisenhower
Italy's Worst Scandal Case Heads To Trial
A high profile Italian scandal advances to trial with three-judge panel against three chief defendants. Key figures include former Rome officials and prominent political figures as witnesses and the case unfolds amid heavy public attention and sensational testimony.
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Pennsylvania Celebrates First Resident President Since Buchanan
Pennsylvania joins nationwide spectacle for the inauguration, with state units in Washington. Governors and officials attend as crowds praise the first resident Pa president since Buchanan, highlighting Gettysburg ties and a Pennsylvania contingent led by local bands and majorettes in the parade.
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Buchanan
Washington
Cody
Rugalenk
January Thaw Brings Warm Temperatures and Rain
A busy weather shift unfolds as January thaws with highs near 38 degrees. The system brings light rain and sleet, melting snow under southwest winds, while nights dip to near freezing. Forecasters predict warmer air tonight and a gradual rise toward the weekend with temps climbing into the 40s.
Weather Warm For Inaugural Parade Today
In the inaugural parade for President Eisenhower the long route along Pennsylvania Avenue drew an estimated 700000 spectators. The parade featured 17000 soldiers in 120 inch steps, plus bands, floats, and military displays, with Mrs Eisenhower and family in attendance.
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Fom
Johinvy Gutary Eisenhower
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Barach Store Plans Front Addition and Contractor Change
Barach Store announces a new front extension to its facade with Harmon as contractor, overseeing the project. Work is expected to begin next week and continue for about twelve days, with the opening date set as soon as completion allows.
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Jaen
Hospital Detains Two For Treatment Over Week End
Two patients admitted for treatment at Corry Memorial Hospital over the weekend include Mildred Way, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Way of Spring Crest, and Pete Popovich, 34, of 237 Wayne Street. Popovich was admitted Saturday night for a dislocated hand injury. Way was admitted later that night with a bruised neck and other injuries from a fall near Springs Creek. A third person, Mrs. Charles Collier, 8, of 315 Wave Street, was treated after a skating accident and received an x ray. she was later released. Meanwhile, Peter Popovich, 37, was jailed in Allegheny County on a contempt charge after missing a scheduled payment.
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Yeteps Daughifer
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My Ghirles
Spring Crest
Pete’ Popovich
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Anreet Popovich
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Charles Collier
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Gletia
Ie ‘Yeas
Eisenhower Takes Second Inaugural Oath On Capitol Steps
President Eisenhower takes the oath for a second term on the Capitol steps as 750000 spectators watch. The ceremony follows a White House private rite for Eisenhower and Nixon. crowds along Pennsylvania Avenue cheer as the president and vice president are sworn in amid overcast skies and nationwide broadcasts.
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Califher
Riots in Cyprus Injure Fifteen and Shut Down City
Violent clashes between Turkish and Greek Cypriots erupted in the capital after dawn raids on Greek businesses. Police fired on rioters, wounding two Greek Cypriots, as troops restored order and curfew limits were enforced. The funeral of a police officer drew large crowds amid continued unrest.
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Yaeoun
Dover
Abolik
Gymiota
Clear Trucker In Woman's Death
A truck driver in Mh A Clint County has been detained in connection with a woman's death. Authorities reported the driver entered the home at a residence on 53 nearby streets. The investigation follows evidence linked to a prominent local figure and a kitchen incident involving meat products. Police continue to question witnesses and collect forensics as the case develops.
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Ben Nh Bey
Connolly
Dennis Row
Byink
JUN
Lola County
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