Churchill wins confidence vote on Suez troop pull plan
Parliament backs Prime Minister Churchill 257 to 26 in a decisive vote approving the withdrawal of 43,000 British troops from the Suez Canal base within 20 months under a seven year pact. The H bomb obsolesces the base network. Summer recess to begin after Lords debate. Only 26 Conservatives opposed.
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House of Lords
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Turkey
Boy 13 Drowns in Clarion Pond Near Ashland Township
Ronald Knight, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Randall Knight of Ashland Township near Kossuth, disappeared at 2 pm and was found 4:30 pm in fart pond on neighbor Charles Weaver’s property. The body had been submerged about one hour. dog stayed on shore as search began. Dr Charles Huston of Knox declared death from drowning.
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Clarion
Clarion County
Ronald Knight
Randall Knient
Ashland Township
Kossuth
Ronald
Knight
Charles D.weaver
Charles Huston
Knnox
Football Tickets On Sale At Rit Restaurant
Frnnlty manager of athletica Corry Aves High School announced season tickets for this fall's home games go on sale Monday at 7 PM at the Rit Restaurant. Beavers play five contests at Loveland Fis with top price $5. Teams include Grove City, Lane, Mesdvile and Oily City.
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Corry Aves
Athletica
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Loveland Fis
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Oily
Union City Couple Hurt In Auto Crash
A Union City man Ray Papsun aged 68 and his wife Michelenna 51 were seriously injured when their truck skidded on a wet road and rolled into a car driven by Ray Evans 40 of Columbus Ohio. Mrs Papsun suffered a fractured skull and possible neck fracture. The couple are at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City. Evans and his wife and two daughters escaped injuries. Damage to the truck was estimated at 400 dollars and the car at 150 dollars.
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Coyple
Ray Papsun
Michelenna Papsun
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Evans’ Auto
Rain Helps Farm and Garden Crops
Yesterday brought welcome rain across the area aiding crops and easing heat. A light shower followed by a heavy burst between 9 45 and 4 pm totaled about one third inch, with another rain after 5 pm, cooling highs to the 80s and a 61 degree low last night. The storm paused a small tornado near Busti and toppled two trees, while a briefer twister near Bradford caused minor injuries to four occupants. The Weather Bureau forecasts more scattered showers Friday and Saturday but drought relief remains limited.
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Corry
Here
Busti
Associated Press
Bradford
Weather Bureau
Lodge Named Labor Information Director in State Dept
Lodge, son of U N Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., appointed Labor Department Information director. He has served as assistant director since April, replacing Herbert Little who resigned this month.
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U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Labor Department
Herbert Little
Artiec
Ugandan censorship board offers no reason for talon action
A fragment notes the Ugandan censor board did not provide any rationale for its decision concerning lt de talon, leaving readers without explanation of the authority or outcome.
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E Ugandern
Ugands
Raymond Plant grants five cent hourly pay raise
A one year labor contract at Raymond Mfg Co with United Auto Workers Local gives hourly workers a five cent raise. Four cents appear in wages and one cent adds broadened insurance benefits for 350 to 400 employees. Effective August 4, the deal replaces a two year pact and keeps the three cent February raise. The next review is December.
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United Auto Workers
CTO
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Moon murder defendant faced possible commitment to state hospital
Defense lawyers move to commit 28 year old Norman W. Moon, convicted of first degree murder in Warren County, to a state hospital for mental observation. Deputy Attorney General David S. Kohn confirms, with a decision to be presented to Judge Alexander Flick Jr. Moon’s condition reportedly deteriorated since the trial, showing hallucinations, poor hygiene, and disordered behavior. The process hinges on court approval of a declaration and placement.
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Norman W. Moon
Allison D. Wade
Warren County Court Room
State Hospital
David S. Kohn
Harrisburg
Kohn
Harrington
Samuel D. Braemer
Connellsville
Thomas A. Wagison
Uniontown
Adams
Pennsylvania
Fire Devastates Businesses Near Port Allegany Hospital
Port Allegany Pa a large blaze near the town s only hospital destroyed three businesses and caused an estimated 185 000 damage The fire followed an explosion in Keystone Garage occupied building Smoke reached the Keystone Gas Co bulk plant and Pierce Glass Co shop and trucks The explosion s cause remains undetermined No injuries were reported Five hospital patients were moved as firemen from five towns fought the blaze for five hours to regain control
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Port Allegany
McKean County
Keystone
Keystone ON A& Gas Co
Pierce Glass Co
Wange
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Waller
Korean Chief Dulles wind up days of talks
Seoul ally leader Syngman Rhee f ends talks with Dulles in Washington saying he expects U S support for army expansion and economic aid while acknowledging likely limits on China invasion plans He spoke at George Washington University and Overseas Writers Club and urged stronger U S backing in his appeal to Congress for a free Asian army backed by U S air and sea power
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U. S
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State Department
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Mercer dairyman seeks reversal of Milk Control ruling
Temple McAllister of Warren Ohio filed in Mercer County Court to overturn a July 4 ruling by the Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission that refused renewal of his milk selling license in Pennsylvania. President Judge Herman Rodgers ordered the commission to show cause by August 23 why the ruling should not be reversed as McAllister contends the commission overstepped authority and erred in denying the license amid a long dispute over minimum milk prices and state law.
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Rulin Mercer
Temple McAlster
Warren
Ohio
Mercer County
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
Pennsylvania
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Mei
Mercer County Prothonotary’s
Herman Rodgers
Milk Commission
Coffin Murder Trial Enters 14th Day in Peace Quebec
The Crown's case against Wilbert Coffin for the murder of one of three Pennsylvania pear hunters continued into the 14th day in Peace Quebec. Prosecution witnesses were still being heard as heat and crowd conditions prompted Justice Bar Tacroé to order an early adjournment.
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Coffin
Wilbert Coffin
Pennsylvania
Justice Bar Tacro’e
Loula
Aero Supply Co Announces Avro-Corry Research Award
Aero Supply Co sets up the Avro-Corry Research Award to spur aviation fuel system research by engineering students. The $1,000 top prize, $500 second, $300 third and two $100 prizes are awarded yearly for advances in air craft and guided missile fuel systems and related research.
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Avro Supply Mfg. Co. Inc
William H. Gulemas
Iim
Avro-Corry
Air Research and Development Command
American Institute of Aviation
Aero Bupply
Coleman
America
Delay Local Hearing Again Delays Amos Williams Assault Case
The long-ocryed hearing for Amos Williams on North Center street, charged with assault and battery, has been postponed again. District Attorney involvement led Alderman George Gordon to seek a postponement to August. Police and local officials faced questioning for delays, amid claims Williams struck at two men last fall after they allegedly crossed onto nearby property.
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Amos Williams
North Center Street
Alice Law
Hurley Drake
Ceaterday
Williams
D. O.daugherty
John Ry Bart
Bon
Garters Hull
Willams
Steel firms receptive to furnace fueling plan
Major steel companies show strong interest in a government plan to blend large quantities of anthracite with coke to fuel furnaces. The plan from the Bureau of Mines Anthracite Industry Advisory Committee aims to save Pennsylvania’s war industry, with a full discussion at a meeting of steel and anthracite leaders and officials including Felix Wormser.
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Camerimenne
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania
Felix Wormser Jan Aan
Wormser
Major steel firms in merger talks raise market hopes
Associated Press reports Bethlehem Steel Corp and Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co are in merger discussions. Chairman Eugene Grace and President J L Mauthe confirmed talks, but no agreement exists. A Bethlehem Youngstown merger would create a 24 million ton capacity, shifting competitiveness and expanding pipe operations and Labrador ore access.
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New York
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem-Youngstown
Eugene C. Grace
Bethlehem Board
J. L. Mauthe
Youngstown
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Mauthe
Eller Company
Bethlehem
United States Steel Corp
Whilch
Youngetown
Chicago
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Midwest
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FCC AGREES 10 LAMB REQUEST
The Communications Commission will provide Edward Lamb with a resume of basic allegations in a hearing over his alleged communist affiliations. The panel denied delaying the hearing indefinitely and said it may begin before September 15. The license renewal for Television Station WLCU at Erle, Ohio is at issue. Lamb owns the Erle Dispatch in Toledo.
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the Communications Commission
Edward Lamb
WLCU
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Lamb
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Erle Dispatch
Liven
Toledo
Ohio
Communist Party
Une Commission
Korea demands ouster of NWSC communist members
South Korea condemns the Neutral Nations Armistice Supervisory Commission and calls for the removal of Communist members led by Provost Mareha Won Yong Duk. Seoul alleges Polish and Czech members endanger national security as NWSC reportedly faces obstruction from Reds while Polish Swiss and Czech members monitor North and South Korea.
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Seoul
South Korea
Neutral Nations Armistice Supervisory Commission
Mareha Won Yong Duk
Wan
Syngmian Rhee
NWSC
Spien
Senate debate in sight on censure of McCarthy
Reports indicate a Senate clash over censuring McCarthy for his conduct in Communist investigations. Flanders pushes for action with Knowland and Johnson delaying voting, aiming to shelve until after elections. Fulbright warns a direct vote could pass, while Monroney doubts broad GOP support and fears limited Democratic backing.
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McCarthy
Senate
Flanders
Congress
Knowland
California
Republian
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
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R-W0
Nixon
Benate
Henater Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Monroney
Wee Fulbright
Galeton Resident Killed Near Reckyard Village Scene
Galeton Pa was killed near a county community yesterday when a trespasser was cutting along a roadway. Authorities were sorting details as the victim faced a crash of events in an unclear setting.
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Galeton
Yestern
End Sitdown Strike Nears End at Washington Penitentiary
In Walla Walla Washington nearly 500 minutes of a four day sitdown and hunger strike at the state penitentiary have concluded with authorities reporting an end to the protest.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Washington State Penitentiary
Senate approves first major tax overhaul in 75 years
Congress passes a sweeping tax reform package with a 81-26 Senate vote. Republicans tout the $7 4 billion in annual tax cuts for individuals and corporations while Democrats warn of timing and political impact ahead of midterm elections. The bill maintains the 62 percent corporate tax on some earnings and broadens relief for families, the elderly, and farmers amid a wider tax-cut effort begun under previous law.
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Associated Prep
Washington
Congress
White House
Eisenhower
Senate
Dworfshok
Idaho
Langer
Williams
Del
Morse
Ind-ore
Adams
Mioke
Excena
Treasury
Ruling Clarifies Vehicle Inspection Dates and Expirations
Sgt Theodore Hubley of the loreal State Police barracks announced a clarification of the inspection order. Cars must be inspected by midnight tomorrow. trucks also require certification. Stickers for trucks will be valid for August through October, expiring at midnight October list, after which trucks face six month cycles and separate schedules for cars and trucks.
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Theodore Hubley
Loreal State
President heads to Camp David for long weekend
President and his family depart Washington this morning for a retreat at Camp David in Maryland near Thurmont. The weekend plans include a private residence stay while officials handle ongoing duties at the presidential retreat.
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Maryland
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Thurmont
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