Dresser Industries plans new Wellsboro plant and local notices
Plans announced for a Dresser Industries manufacturing plant in Wellsboro to meet rising demand. The project will add about 100000 square feet and employ 200 to 300 workers, with completion slated for early 1957. Also noted are local notices: a divorce filing in Erie County, a Titusville teacher Miss Kate Siebert's death, a fatal bicycle accident in Eldred, a marriage license filing in Corry, and an extended weather forecast for late July.
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Dresser Industries
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Stassen's Fate in Balance as Nixon Talks Shape Ticket
The article reports on Stassen's bid to remain on the Republican ticket with Eisenhower, while Herter’s noncandidacy limits options. Nixon appears satisfied no top administration figures oppose Stassen, yet White House aides weigh whether to keep him on the ticket. Congressional reaction notes swift footwork as lawmakers assess potential shifts and support dynamics.
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Stassmr
White House
James C. Honesty
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Congress
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Senate Rejects Tito Dealings Amendments Amid Budget Row
Senate rebuffed a House-Tito dealings compromise amid a dispute over a military aid bill. Leaders named Knowlind of California and Bridges of New Hampshire as conferrees to resolve differences on funding for Yugoslavia and Tito’s regime. The administration aims to deliver firearms and military equipment while the dispute over the aid total and conditions continues.
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Knowlind
Yugoslavia
England
Two Boys Hurt On Area Farms
Two boys injured on local area farms yesterday when a hay wagon toppled. Donald Dente, 16, remained in critical condition at St. Vincent's Hospital with a broken back and head injuries after a fall from the wagon. Ches ley Terrill, 9, also sustained fractured wrists and was treated at St. Vincent's.
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Bernard Lepkowski
Clymer
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Don Dickinson
West Pleasant Street
Craig Kenniston
Rex Kenniston
Union City
Douglas ‘Pierson
Richard Pierson
R.D. Corry
Ty Boyd
St. Vincent's Hospital
Donald Dente
Brie
James Michal
Albion
St Vincent's
Reopen Union City School After Repairs
Union City school board voted to reopen South Main School for the fall term, using it to house about 100 fifth grade pupils while exterior painting and modernization, including new plumbing and updated classrooms, are completed. The brick school was closed earlier due to uneconomical boiler and heating repairs, with pupils moved to South Main as the former building is now too small.
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Union’ City School Board
South ‘Main
South Main
Bipartisan Vote Shifts On Fuguslavis Measure
In final passage 30 Republicans and 30 Democrats joined in support of the measure while 15 Republicans and 15 Democrats opposed. The vote produced a tied backing with party lines blurring on this policy question.
Housing Bill Up For Vote on Public Housing Limits
Washington observers expected a House vote on a housing omnibus with a Widnall bill aimed at placing strict limits on new public housing construction at 35,000 units annually. The measure also funds other housing programs and differs from Eisenhower and Spence proposals on total units and elderly housing allocations.
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House Rules Committee
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Spence
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Morris Wins In Runoff Voting In Oklahoma District
Morris defeats Victor Wickersham in a runoff to reclaim the western Oklahoma seat. Official-ish totals show Morris with 37,761 votes to 32,979 for Wickersham after most precincts reported. Morris, a former congressman from 1946 to 1952, will face Republican Fred L Coogan of Sayre in November.
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Toby Morris
Victor Wickersham
Congress
Oklahoma
Wickersham
Fred L Coogan
Sayre
Steel Strike End In Sight continues in Pennsylvania
Reported progress toward a settlement ends the steel strike lingering in Pennsylvania as unions demand wage gains and plan a return to work. Industry officials warn prices will rise after any agreement, while negotiators weigh a two year contract with a wage reopening.
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Induatey Teiers
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