Ford UAW Talks Extend As Midnight Strike Deadline Looms
Detroit reports show the CIO United Auto Workers extend their contract talks with Ford Motor Co to next Monday morning to avert a midnight strike. A mass UAW meeting at Rouge plant plans to weigh progress as both sides bargain over guaranteed annual wage and a "prosperity partnership" stock plan.
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Detroit
CTO
United ‘Auto Workers Union Today
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Cio
United Auto Workers
Theia
Test
Rouge
Loga 600
UAW
General Motora Corp
Washington
CIO Internsional Union of Electrical Workers
General Motors
None Hurt In Two Car Accident On Route 8
An unsigned vehicle collision occurred four miles south of Union City at Route 8 and binothyllie road. State Police said no one was injured though both left sides were badly smashed. Charles D Thorne of Union City and Lynn Passmore of Cleanfield were the drivers. Thorne’s car turned left onto Route 8 and Passmore’s car approached from the opposite direction. Damage to Thorne’s car was estimated at 125 dollars and Passmore’s at 85 dollars.
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Bincothyllie
Union City
Charles D Thorne
Aide
Lynn Passmore
Cleanfield
Federal Judge Rules Haymes Not Deportable
A federal judge ruled singer Dick Haymes cannot be deported after a 1953 Hawaii trip. Judge Burnita Matthews said Hawaii is a geographical part of the United States, so Haymes did not leave the country and remains eligible to stay. Haymes expressed relief and gratitude. Rita Hayworth, then fiancé, later married him.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dick Haymes
Hawaii
Burnita S. Matthews
Immigration Service
Rita Hayworth
United States
Matthews
Beverly Hills
Calif
Two Year State Fiscal Period Opens Amid Budget Uncertainty
Harrisburg reports the state enters a new two year fiscal period with unclear budget balance plans. Gov. Lender backs a 411 million income tax bill stalled in the House Ways and Means Committee awaiting Democratic votes. The gasoline tax was renewed at five cents and a 50 million relief fund was approved to cover state payrolls and immediate expenditures.
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House ,Ways and Means
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de Allegheny
Matt S. Anderson
D-Allegheny
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House Appropriations Committee
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Pittsburgh
Finafice
Aoa
Britain Keeps Rail Tieup Through Fourth Day
Britain endures a fourth day of rail strike as Eden presses state of emergency measures to marshal trucks buses and private cars. Dock workers strike worsens disruption with 29 000 in ports and 120 ships slated to sail while rail crews seek higher wages. Government mobilizes 750 soldiers 260 trucks to assist postal deliveries and set freight priorities amid shortages.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Eden
Eskéma
Jean Aitby
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Fireman
House of Commons
Four Frederick Children Die in Manchester Fire
Akron Ohio reports a house fire in Manchester left four Frederick children dead. Judy and Joyce Frederick aged 6 died from smoke. Dennis 8 and James 11 perished upstairs after failing to escape. Two siblings, Michiel 15 and Kenneth 17, escaped via upstairs window. Sue El Jen 9 and Thomas 12 escaped from downstairs rooms.
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Michiel
Kenneth Je
Sue el Jen
Thomas
Coal railroads plan 45 cent coal rate cut effective August
Pittsburgh area railroads propose canceling a 45 cent per ton reduction on shipments of coal to Great Lakes ports. Roy Kern, chairman of the Coal Coke and Iron Committee, said yesterday the new through rate schedule was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission Friday.
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Cance
Pittsburgh
Crent Lakes
Roy
Kern
Coal, Coke and Tron One
Sen Sohedivla
Menon Seen as Red China Liaison Ahead of UN Talks
Washington reports describe Indian diplomat Krishna Menon as friendly with Red China and likely to press Beijing aims during upcoming United Nations meetings in New York and San Francisco. US officials worry he may leverage influence to favor Red China's interests amid the four U.S. airmen release.
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Washington
Red China
India
Krishna Menon
United States
Wasington
Pelping
Monon
Guite
Red Chita
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New York
San Francisco
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Hiclalé
F Menon
Menon
Te Devusion
New Delhi
Piping
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Rome
Hammarskjold
Pulping
Memorial Day toll climbs in war toll totals top 260
AP reports a Memorial Day weekend toll rises with 260 traffic fatalities and drownings plus 131 other accidents, as World War I peace talks resume between Russia and Japan with prisoner issues raised, and U S energy cooperation with Brazil and Colombia outlined. A Harrisburg panel clears Dr Eftie Ctrevard of charges over patient treatment at a state hospital.
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Pinus
London
Russia
Japan
Witt
Shuinichi Matsumoto
Bovint
Jacob Malik
Harrisburg
Youny
Eftie Cgtrevard
Laiel
Yoh
The
End to Segregation Faces Tough Court Dilemma
Supreme Court ruling on school integration leaves Southern leaders split on action. Justices decline set a fixed deadline while predicting varied progress. Oklahoma, Kansas, Maryland may move faster toward integration. Deep South states like Georgia Mississippi and South Carolina face stiffer resistance. Local officials’ responses remain cautious amid potential follow-on court challenges. Notable voices include former Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge opposing rapid interracial mixing and Georgia Governor Martin pledging to keep schools as they are for now.
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Kans
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Mississippi
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Virginia
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Columbia
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Pentagon Practice Bomb Alert Triggers Evacuation Drill
In a two day exercise, 16 000 Pentagon workers along with 10000 others will evacuate to remote relocation centers for a three day drill. President Eisenhower and top officials will move to a secret site as part of Operation Alert to test civil defense readiness.
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Elant
Winborate Plains
Eisenhower
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Lota
Eberthower
Nile Wilson
SAI
Washington
Work Begins on New Sewer Line at West Frederick Street
Work started on replacing about 200 feet of sewer line on West Frederick Street between Main and North Streets. Crews from GW Parkhurst Excavation and the Corry Water Supply Co. work through rusted pipe joints and quicksand, using new blue pipe and metal shoring as excavation continues.
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Tor Street
Severn Yai
Parkhust Excavation Coy
van Mall
Pennaylvianna Gia Qu
Corry Water Supply Co
Te Siren
Laine
Wayne
Erie
Mutevi
Cars Collide At Cemetery Gates
A two vehicle collision occurred at the gates of Puy Gyowe Cemetery on Sunday morning. Witnesses reported driver details and injuries while emergency services attended the scene near Church Street and Columbus Avenue.
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Pendlel
Murtala
Columbus
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Munuaner
May Rainfall Totals 3.33 Inches Across Observed Areas
Weather summary notes May 14 readings from observer George Murdellnick and others show rainfall totaling 3.33 inches for the period, with 83 and 82 degree high temperatures on dates around May 7. Wind and storm damage reported on the 28th and 29th caused wire damage and power concerns, while the month closed with heavy rain on the 29th and 118 inches of precipitation not recorded elsewhere.
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Moreley
Ihu
Milderick
Eas Peery
Harrisborg
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ST Laecarans OF
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Leading Corry citizen Arthur Colegrove dies at summer cottage
Arthur Colegrove lifelong Corry resident and former publisher of The Journal died suddenly at his summer cottage on Chail tingie Lake Tywna 04 Dothcainy. He led the paper for forty years and served in local politics as a Democrat and public official. Born in Cory 931 he trained in journalism and law before returning to Corry to run the newspaper. He was active in community service and public affairs until his illness. The obituary notes his long career and impact on local journalism.
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Journal
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Colgrave
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N.Y
May Utuler Linotype Co. Lralnew
Brooklyn
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Tom Wiltin
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Bradford Publications
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Mt. Colegrave
Yervie Fry
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