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Flu Epidemic Spreads Across States With Mild Outbreaks
AP survey shows flu cases in more than half of the 48 states with generally mild outbreaks. Army vaccination extended to troops overseas and at embarkation ports. Ohio and New York areas report voluntary efforts. Ohio State University runs a vaccine drive next week. Schools and jails in several states implement measures as multiple influenza strains circulate nationwide.
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Ohio
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Cook County
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Rockview Prison in Pennsylvania Faces National Guard Alert
Governor John Fine announced a portion of the Pennsylvania National Guard is under alert to help end a four day revolt at Rockview State Penitentiary. An emergency conference was planned at Indiantown Gap to coordinate action as 325 inmates hold six guards hostage in a barricaded cellblock.
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Associated Press
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John
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Rockvew State Penitentiary
Indiantown Gap
Roclkview
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Court urged to return infant daughter to mother
Pittsburgh attorney Norman Tandy asked the Pennsylvania Court to grant Bonnie Sue Stanley immediate custody of her infant daughter Sharon Ann, 20 months, amid contested adoption petitions by Arthur and Mrs. Marhoefer of Meadville. The case centers on a mother separated from her child and the legality of a birth out of wedlock setting at Rowallan Foundling Home.
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Four mental patients still at large in Kings Park
Kings Park New York four mental patients escaped from Kings Park State Hospital, wandering for hours before police captured one and recaptured several others. Officials described the escapees as violent but dangerous mainly due to delinquent behavior. authorities feared possible on the spot acts if confronted.
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Charles Buckman
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China claims violation by B29 Superfort
A wartime briefing reports China accusing U S planes of violating Northeastern skies after a B29 Superfort was shot down nine miles northwest of Ants near a major Communist airbase. U S forces say the bomber was on a leaflet mission over North Korea when it possibly crossed the Yalu. Two crewmen reportedly captured, others dead. names include Col John Knox Arnold Jr. Maj William Baymore and Capt Eugene Vaadi.
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Seal Sale Here Totals $4,116 Affected by Center Street Closure
Local residents can mail contributions to the public school faced in the library building after the North Center street office closed. Mrs. Arthur Lite, chairwoman, thanks donors for the 411645 total from Corry and nearby areas on behalf of the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association.
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PLCB agents warn city clubs no gambling action ordered
Agents of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board have moved to crack down on gambling in social clubs and taverns in Corry and Erie County. Reports say enforcement has been expanded statewide following Governor Fine’s orders to remove gambling from clubs, with raids planned on venues with slot machines and paid card games.
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Evie County
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Nurses seek 40 hour week plan at Corry Memorial
Nurses from the State Nurses Association pressed Corry Memorial Hospital board for a 40 hour week plus salary increases extra vacation and sick leave provisions. The request, discussed by a special committee, awaits a later board report as county budget talks include a 4000 dollar appropriation.
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Rule Restaurants Refuse Service to Negroes Ruling
Washington The 11.5 Court of Appeals divided 4 to 1 ruling today that eating places in the capital may refuse service to Negroes. The majority held anti discrimination laws from 1872 and 1873 invalid or unenforceable for several reasons. The case arose from a John R. Thompson restaurant refusing service to a Black patron.
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Rockview Prisoners Hold Guards As Hostages
Prisoners at Rockview State Penitentiary maintain a barricade in Cell Block A controlling a seven day food supply while officials led by Gov. John S. Fin and Justice Robert E. Wood seek to dislodge them. Troops have not been committed, and the standoff enters its fourth day with guards still held.
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Quiz Engineer In Wreck Probe
Washington sources report the engineer who first detected trouble on the Pennsylvania train wreck testified before the Senate committee. He suggested a device misfunction or deliberate interference could explain brake failure and fatal wreck near Union Station.
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Washington
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New Haven
Senate Canmeveres Committee
Kingston
Senate would reject Wilson in defense post bid
President Eisenhower faces Senate doubts over Charles E. Wilson taking the defense secretary seat as questions arise about conflicts of interest with General Motors stock and private contracting. Republican leaders caution that confirmation hinges on Senate decision in coming days amid opposition concerns and cabinet appointment politics.
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Ohio
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General Motors
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Beef prices dip this week amid uneven grocery pricing
Retail beef prices fell across several cuts with boneless chuck pot roasts and prime roasts seeing reductions up to ten and six cents per pound respectively. Chicken prices steadied and eggs little changed while fresh vegetables rose as weather delayed shipments. Lob lamb legs and pork pork products remained visible with varied specials across major chains.
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East German CDU Purge Ordered by Central Committee
Berlin reports the East German Christian Democratic party orders a purge of its ranks aiming to root out pro Communists and restore prestige with new party books. The move follows the arrest of deputy chairman Georg Deringer, accused of spying for the West, as tensions rise with the Soviet and East German regimes. In Bellefonte Pennsylvania cameras confiscated at an unnamed facility were returned after photographers were allowed to resume taking pictures.
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Erie Youth 9 Shot to Death by Companion
A 9 year old Erie youth was shot by a companion in a chaotic incident described by authorities and witnesses. The boy, Tony Golly Jr., reportedly sat in a doorway before being struck by a bullet. Police say the assailant, named as Dinu Adolphson, fled and later surrendered after a vehicle pursuit. District Attorney Damian M. Lagghlin noted the case remains under custody of the boy’s parents as the court weighs formal charges and a future disposition.
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Track betting move launched at Pennsylvania fair meetings
Harrisburg officials at the Pennsylvania Association of County Fairs discussed harness racing as a key drawing power for summer expositions. Night racing faces few opportunities. daytime attendance remains strong during racing. A state legislature proposal urges pari mutuel betting to voters. new resolutions circulated. Ex-river editor George A. Zerr, longtime Pittsburgh Post-Gazette figure, died.
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Pittsburgh
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Pittsburgh Post
Truman Returns Home to Seek Work Amid Idle Years
Former President Truman arrives in his hometown to greet cheering crowds and declares he will seek employment to avoid idleness after eight years at the White House. Reporters note his strain as he speaks of the need for productive work and his reception by about ten thousand people at the depot.
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United States
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Washington
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Illness Delays Trial of Five Reds in Pittsburgh Case
One of five accused Communists, Willa Albertson, is ill and the federal judge postponed the trial to February. Other defendants include Steve Nelson, Benjamin Careathers, Irving Weissman, and James H. Dolsen. Separately, four inmates remain in solitary after a destructive broom shop fire at Allegheny County Workhouse, prompting questioning of over 20 workers.
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Pittsburgh
Willa Albertson
Miny
Rachel Marsh
Otter
Steve Nel Sot
Western Pennsylvania
Communist Party
Benjamin Careathers
Irving Weissman
West Virginia
James H. Dolsen
Weller
Allegheny County
Lawrence Keetan
Western State Penitentary
Eisenhower weighs cabinet shifts as eight sworn in
President Eisenhower accelerates early administration moves with eight cabinet members sworn in in the East Room. Officials report plans to confirm Defense Secretary designate Elneles Wilson after a delay over legality amid stock ties with General Motors.
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Oveta Culp Hobby
Women's Army Corps
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Duff observes seventh birthday amid political chatter
Senator Duff marked his seventh birthday today while reshaping ties with allies. General James H Duff moved into new roles after the day, spending time with friends and returning to his Maryland home for a quiet dinner and brief tour.
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