Basis For Forecast From Roger W Babson
Babson Park Mass forecasts 1954 capital outlays for new equipment and labor saving devices. Wage workers face reduced hours yet spending rises on do it yourself improvements. Demand for office workers wanes as government and engineering sub contractors drive hiring. Employers shift to lighter workloads and better conditions, boosting investments and factory modernization. Extra benefits like air conditioning coffee hours and music may aid retention. Retail sales dip but productivity gains expected to lift profits.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Wales
Castillo's men disappointed in San Salvador peace
Rebel leader Col. Carlos Castillo Armas faces discontent in his Liberation army over the San Salvador peace pact that formed a five-man junta. Castillo vows readiness as two rival factions seek power, while Monzon remains as interim chief until a permanent head is elected in 15 days.
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Associated Press
Guatemala
Col
Carlos Castillo Armas
Liberation Army
Castillo
Chiquimula
San Salvador
Cal
Elfego Monzon
el Salvador
Monzon
Moninn
Castilla
Chiquimule
Chiquimulc
Camamuniste
Mougon
Monton
Tiwan
Two Women and Man Shot to Death in Kansas City
In Kansas City an automobile encounter left a man 28 identified as Donald Knepp shot in the head and two women dead. Det. Sgt. Jack Harvey said Carl Tevy a plumber admitted the shootings and Levy, the husband of one victim, was arrested at a former marriage home. The driver was hit while the car moved and another woman, not identified, survived with a nonfatal head wound.
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Associated
Kansas City
Jack Harvey
Carl Tevy
Levy
Pen
Donald Knepp
Trolly Marcell Levy
Kaunas City
Headache over disposing of Corry schools grows
Corry school officials wrestle with selling or leasing unused properties. Two bids stand in the way: YMCA offers 1,000 for the present high school site and Washington street school. Corry Instrument Co. bids 4,000 for the same property. Opposition cites razing a useful building and local petitions circulate as discussions continue on the best use.
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Corty
YMCA
Corry Instrument Co
Washington Street
Fairview
Corry
Elin
Arthur ©. Burgess
Euat Main Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bia
Juliding
Men Disciplined In Guard Fracas at Armory
LOUIE MEUETOW of the local National Guard said a company investigation led by Col W Houghton of the State Armory Board assigned blame for the fracas at 3 15 Wednesday morning. Capt Morrow noted the guardsmen were inside the Armory during hours violating regulations and disciplinary action was taken against a repeat offender.
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Louie Meuetow
National Guard
Col W. Houghton
State Armory Board
State Armory
Capt. Morrow
The Dog Puppy Ring Swap Aims To Return Class Ring
A Bear Lake High School junior reported to city police that her 1864 Panama ring was lost when she gave it to a local youth who later passed it to another. Police will contact the recipient to recover the heirloom.
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Labitl
Farm Measure Nears Passage Amid Flexible Support Debate
Senate backers of Eisenhower’s flexible farm price plan felt buoyed by a House vote approving a sliding scale of price floors for major crops. The plan, ranging from 82 to 80 percent of parity, reflects a compromise amid opposition by high-support advocates. Tobacco protection remains settled as a separate accord.
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Ike
House
Washington
Senate
Eigenhower
Sen. Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
den. Young
R-Nd
Eisenhower
Berison
Death Takes The Holiday Duty For All To See
A quirky Independence Day piece imagines Death working overtime as Americans celebrate. Death plans to escort the sick and old while observing the holiday rush on highways, homes, and parks. The narrator hints at mass horizons and endless journeys beyond the living world.
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Hal
Fort Battation
Traffic crowds from Corry as public starts long weekend
Traffic swelled on Routes 6 and 426 yesterday as holiday revelers began a long weekend. An accident near the Column bus underpass injured Joe and four others, with Edith Stein and Gertrude Sichel among those treated and released later. Police reported total damage around $1,000 as many residents began vacation travel and visitors planned trips to Warren and surrounding areas.
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Corry
Polive
Joe
Corry McMorin Hospital
Edith Stein
Cleveland
Ani
Gértrude Sichel
Cleverland
Elmar Long
Harleyaville
Gladys
Myo
Polos
Tnen
Warren Mohdey
Former Corry Man Held in Knifeing Case
A former Corry man, Bernard Robbins, 32, held on aggravated assault and battery charges after a stabbing in Brie. He allegedly attacked his common law wife Florence Norvell in jealousy and twice attempted to kill her earlier. Robbins faced a hearing and remained jailed in default of $800 bond. Norvell was wounded and treated at Harbor Hospital Erie with knife injuries.
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Corry
William Hudson
Brie
Bernard Robbins
Wayne At
Chrand Street
Lnter
Bugle
Robbins
Florence Norvell
Todelda
Hobbins
Edwin J. Bowes
Erie
Norvelle
Hartrot Hospital
Robbina
Bert Léarmont
Eric
Pales
Hammond
Unique outside tongue fastener being developed at Raymond plant
A new shoe fastener by Tulon Inc from Meadville uses a V shaped wire tongue that sits outside the shoe and a levered spring mechanism. With a forward tongue tip the shoe opens for easy on, and a rearward motion locks and secures. Nine parts form a lever system, aiming to replace traditional buckles if successful.
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Raymond Mfg. Co
Tulon, Inc
Meadville
Thoes
Bown Nto
Ita
Begin Probe Of Jet Plane Crash Near Utica
Special Air Force team led the probe into yesterday's jet crash that killed four people in Wirlesville near Utica. The rocket fuel exploded, burning an automobile and two houses. Pilot Lt William Atkins and radar observer Lt Henry Condon bailed out uninjured. Three occupants of the car were killed along with a house resident Mia Dorin Monroe.
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Utica
Special Air Force
Wirlesville
William =. Atkins
Dutton
Henry F. Condon
Perryvilla
Crah
Stanley Phil Hpa
Florence
Gary
Hecla
Mia
Dorin Monroe
Limit on Foreign Aid Six Months Move Faces U N Debate
Senate Republicans push to cap foreign aid at six months triggering a new appraisal of U S foreign problems next January. Leaders Knowland and Simon Johnson weigh withdrawal and U N membership issues if Peiping is admitted. Debates loom as Foreign Relations Committee prepares floor action. Secretary Dulles meets committee amid ongoing opposition to Red China admission. Condition improves for Kansas City hospital president after best day yesterday.
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Washington
Senate
America
Know~ Land of
California
United States
U. N
Peiping
Johnson
KBU
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Brhve
Warrants Out For Two Men In Girl's Assault
State Police in Warren issued warrants for James town men Robert Lewis Watson and Marland Nelson Waggoner in connection with the assault of a 12 year old girl near Vidicute. Watson is about 5 feet 9 inches, blond hair, blue eyes. Waggoner is about 6 feet 9 inches, brown hair, lean build. Both white. car described as two tone green 195% Rambler. The girl was abducted after leaving a roller rink and later released near Route 127. Police believe the suspects may have fled toward Jamestown.
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Warren
Jamestown
Robert Lewis Watson
Marland Nelson Waguoner
Lakewood
Flondiah
Watson
Waguoner
Noah Rambler
Holmes
Tidioute
Torpedo
Ridioute
Route 127
Waggoner
Mara
Chicago group challenges Floridaton on water vote
A Chicago citizens group opposed to fluoridation seeks to raise funds and file a petition to submit the question on fluoridation of Chicago's drinking water. The effort aims to collect 500,000 to push the issue to a public decision.
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Amoctaves Press
Chicago
Treasury Department Satisfied With Senate Action
Eisenhower moves closer to tax overhaul victory as Senate approves the broad 1954 tax bill after days of debate. The measure cuts taxes for corporations and individuals by about 1.3 billion dollars next year, with changes on dividend income relief and accelerated depreciation. Provisions aim to speed plant expansion, support working mothers, allow college earnings, and boost charitable deductions. Continued on Page Six.
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Preas
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Treasury Department
Congress
Daxpite
Senate Finance Committee
Senata
House
Treasury
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Cereles
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Kanbas City
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Treasury Dept
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