Soviet Premier Bulganin Sends Letter On World Peace To Eisenhower
President Eisenhower received a friendly letter from Soviet Premier Bulganin outlining ideas on world peace. Soviet Ambassador Zarubin delivered the message at the White House and read it in Russian before Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles, with an interpreter providing English.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Eisenhower
Bulganin
White House
Georgi N. Zarubin
Dulles
Bul
Ganin
Arubin
Zerubin
Geneva
Red Chine
Zarubin
James 8
Burgenin
U. S
Britain
Anthony Eden
Middle East
Russia
Talks continue as Westinghouse strike nears 101st day
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Westinghouse Electric Corp negotiations to end the 101 day strike proceed without federal mediator John Murray. Company vice president Robert Blaster and union leader James Carey attend director and bargaining sessions in New York and Pittsburgh as talks resume.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
John R. Murray
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Philadelphia
Westinghouse
Robert D. Blaster
New York
James B Carey
1 Press
Thts
United Electrical Workers
New Era In Electronics Field Competition Looms
Top Justice officials predict renewed competition after antitrust judgment releasing 8600 AT&T Western Electric patents. The decree lets other U S firms use the patents with reasonable royalties or none for public use, while preserving the Bell system structure and future restrictions on Western Electric activities.
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At&t
Associated Real Washington
Justice Department
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Co
Western’ Electric
Bell Laboratories
Federal District Court
Newark
U. S
Am&t
Western Electric
Ats&t
New York
Clea F. Ormig
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Western Electric Co
Sntitrust
Westen Electric
Bell Telephone System
Westrex Corp
Southern Governors Seek Interposition Against School Integration
Four Southern state governors agreed to urge legislatures to protest the Supreme Court ruling against school segregation by interposition. Timmerman of South Carolina suggested resolutions likely avoid full nullification, with Virginia and Mississippi leaning toward non-frontal resistance, while Georgia’s Griffin urged stronger stand. Observers noted North Carolina’s Hodges attended as an observer.
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Richmond
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
George Bell Timmerman Jr
South Carolina
Timmerman
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
J.P. Coleman
Mississipp
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Gov. Dither Hodges
North Carolinia
Supreme Court
Congress
PRR Income Rises Sharply in 1955 Report
The Pennsyl vania Railroad reports 1955 net income of 41 183 583, up 22 631 208 from 1954, or 312 cents per share. December net income 780 728, 6 cents per share. 25 cent quarterly dividend declared payable March 1. 1955 gross income 434 072 807 versus 384 406 164 in 1954, due to labor and material costs.
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Abevermew
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Varrier
Board of Directors
PRR
YMCA Impact in Corry Reveals Broad Community Reach
A year review of Corry YMCA activities shows 1014 members and 1097 yearly attendances across regular meetings. Youth groups such as A boys and TH-HI produce high turnout totaling 3040, with Grass club at 2640 and Teen Town Council 216 members attending weekly sessions.
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YMCA
Corry
Hoya
Iris
Mer
Riows Clube
Boyy
Ririk
Aixenkeaden
Mogumely
Gohwolis
Teer Tawk
Elphuy
Prades
MGA Fooma
Bride School
Jon al
Varlone
LB Real Hern
Ymca Busrd
Corry YMCA Fund Drive Surges to $30 184 Mark
The Corry YMCA community drive opened with $90 186.70 reported by 54 volunteers at a breakfast at Hotel Corry. The Special Gifts Division raised $27 450 from 14 gifts. Team Organization logged $2 006 16 with Elwin Fuller leading Division A. Industry In Shop posted $728, and 2 000 workers across industrial units await solicitation.
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Corry
Hotel Corry
Ann
Teams
Elwin Fuller
Leslie Lenton
Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Voday
Ike To Undergo New Checkup
President Eisenhower said he will undergo a new medical examination around mid February to determine his health for a possible bid for a second term. He declined to elaborate on the outcome but indicated the checkup would precede any decision.
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Washington
Isirihuwer
Iip
Whethar Jin
Eizenhower
Eisenhower
Nixon
Nori
Nikon
Man fatally struck on Route 919 near Alto Mt Pleasant
A 54 year old man from Sopttdaie is killed when struck by a motorist while waiting along Route 919 between Beotidals and Mt Pleasant. Police await the driver of the car identified as James Reilly of Booth le for questioning.
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Alto MT. Pleasant
Chide Oglitharys
Sopttdaie
Beotidals
Mb Pleasant
Iuuta
Jame’ Reilly
Boothle
Conelway School to Open Next Wednesday
Opening date for Conelway School on Boerk er Road was reaffirmed. Officials toured the building with Architect Walter Campbell, noting minor faults and plan to adjust wiring and paint. Heating panels and contractor timing were discussed as the Jointure prepares to take over next Wednesday.
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Lauero
Conelway School
Boerker Road
Ly M. Dmiglas
Echooln
Faulta
Seltzer and Young
Nikfirin
Plano
Jointory
Archie Feat
John Zamborite
Rchool
O'Connor Still Not Out Of Race
Pittsburgh mayoral race unsettled after talks between Mayor Lawrenen and O'Connor. O'Connor signals potential withdrawal from the Democratic nomination for the steel city court race. Allegheny County judge calls it a major decision amid ongoing primary contest.
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O'Connor
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrenen
Dude Penn
Tor Stree
Tuwrenes
Allegheny County
Coupe
P. Clair Rows
Labor Opposed To Third Party Statement
Union leader Ayn Travid J. McDonald states labor rejects a third party now or ever. He argues workers should be served by the two existing parties and will cooperate with both. McDonald spoke today in a prepared address to state how labor will engage nationwide.
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Prarctil
Ayn Travid J. McDonald
Unita Suse
Ameren
Sbedw
Bient
Etramer
McDonald
Agnyiean
Six Children Die in Bridgeton N J Fire At Home
A blaze on a rural Bridgeton road killed six children and injured the father Austin Pitts while Hazel Pierce, the mother, survived. The two adults, described as Negroes, were on the first floor when the fire started about 1 am. The children aged 16, 12, 10, 6, 3, and 1 were asleep upstairs. Pitts saved one infant before suffering severe burns.
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Bridgeton
N. J
New Jersey
Austin Pitts
Hazel Pierce
Pitts
Andi Pilly
Brownht bin
Margaret
Thomas
Parry
Sheila
Harvey
Waule
Pitts Asd Ikwie
Corry Drivers Cited in Speed and Signal Violations
Corry police cited four motorists for motor vehicle code violations yesterday and early today. Officers clocked speeds up to 60 mph on East Columbus and North Center streets and noted a vehicle running a red light at Hunt Cohumin Avenue and North Center Street. Drivers cited include Homin Russell of 137 Ohio Street and Jon Banderas of R. Do L Corry for speeding and red light violations. further cases involved driving too fast for conditions as officers pursued from East Columbus to Washington Street.
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Eny
East Columbus
Hunt Cohumin
North Center Street
Deiver
Homin Russell
Ohio Street
Jon Banderas
R. Do L Corry
Calahy
Paul
Corry
Columbia
Lawrence
Chentaut Street
Condstone
Offi Ben Aid Mey
Tika
Washington Street
Touy
British Consul Guthrie to Leave for Argentina Assignment
William M. Gullo announces he will depart January 30 for a new assignment in Argentina. Guthrie, longtime consul at the British Embassy in Buenos Aires, will be replaced by RL Cook, the new consul in Norfolk, Virginia, arriving February 1.
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Pittsburgh
William M. Gullo
Argentina
Guthrie
Buenos Aires
RL. Cook
Norfolk
McLaughlin Drops Corryita Shooting Charge
Former district attorney announces court approval of dropping the final charge against Corryita, linked to a September shooting. Witnesses cited by McLaughlin are not expected to testify again, ending the case with only a sensational accusation remaining.
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Wheels of Justice
Damian Mobaukhtin
Corryita
Sprog Hye
mcLaughlin
Thia
City Police
Crawford
Ald
Relaxing Curbs on Shipments to Red Areas Discussed
A Senate committee report reviews easing export controls to red areas amid World War II. The document notes potential relief for certain commodities and mentions allied contributions to the Chinese war economy as part of broader trade concerns.
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Washington
Telligenice
Benate
Israel and Egypt Okay Peace Plan Highlights
Reported by Associated Press in Jeru salem and Cairo, leaders from Israel and Egypt accept a three point peace framework. Secretary Dig Hamina pykj old held talks with both sides to advance a demilitarized settlement and regional stability.
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Israel
Egypt
Pees Jerubalem
Tarael
Bgypt
Palestine
Roomie Vision Organisation
Etter
Dig Haminapykjold
L Id Calva
House Rejects 9 Percent Sales Tax Plan in 157-38 Vote
Harrisburg report notes the House rejected a 9 percent sales tax, roll call 187-38 with 21 Republicans and 17 Democrats supporting, 108 votes short of the 279 needed to pass the levy. Braker Andrews urged cross party action to end the stalemate and send a tax bill to the Senate.
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House
Associated Prean
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Braker Andrews
D-Qambria
Senate
Waterhouse Protests Unamended Harrisburg Bill
In Harrisburg the House debate over the unamended Howitt Bill continues with Waterhouse urging limits on funding for water and gas systems and farm supplies. Andrews claims the measure is a test of party stance while Republicans defend a 3 percent sales tax with exemptions.
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Waterhouse
Corry
W. W. Wi
Terhoum
Howse
Harrisburg
Howitt
Pasainge
Mestis
Fines Youth On Conduct Charge In Local Court
Lawrence M. Jewell of 3 South Center street faced a disorderly conduct charge after a verbal exchange on Trows Lane. He pled not guilty. a judge ordered a $25 fine plus costs or five days in Bele County jail with possible transfer if unpaid.
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Gobbett
Yowell
Eric
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