Niagara Gorge Rockfall Disaster Costs Millions
A massive rockfall at Niagara Gorge killed a man and caused extensive damage to the hydroelectric facility and power lines. The incident disrupted operations at the Mohawk Power Plant with an estimated loss in the millions, as crews inspected the site and recovered casualties.
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Niagara Gorge
Niagara Falls
Ninian Gorge
A. Draper
Lewitt
Anya
Cheta
Huh Hhotore
Whitt
Ax Tirhifie Eien Tofs
Faure
British Queen In Sweden Arrives For Royal Visit
Queen Elizabeth II and the Dilks of Bain arrived in Stockholm for Britain’s first royal tour of Sweden in nearly 50 years. The royal yacht Britannia led by escort ships glided into the harbor at noon amid fog and heavy overhead aircraft. Guards, crowd, and Swedish royalty greeted the arrival as the Britannia was moored near the castle of King Gustav Adolf with thousands of Swedes watching.
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Seauulm Ie
Elzabeth Tr
Bain
Stockholm
Sweeden
Britannia
Seallite
Alwront
Jul
Sweden
Gusthy
May Transfer Funds To Avert Pike Toll Hike
Community leaders proposed shifting 25 million dollars from the Northwestern Extension fund into a sinking fund to protect bondholders. The plan aimed to avoid a toll increase by using surplus money, with officials arguing the move would not slow other highway projects.
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Hanshii
Pennsylvania
Franklin McSorley
Wuprenessary
McSorray
Port Honea
School Year Ends as Corry Announces Class Promotions
Reports indicate over 2000 students at Corry area schools finish the year. Children return briefly to confirm roles and receive final notices. Enrollment for next term begins Tuesday morning as the district closes for summer.
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Edward
Schiol
82nd Annual Alumni Meet At High School
About 350 attendees marked the 82nd annual alumni gathering at the high school. Officers were elected for the coming year and the meeting, opened by President Keppel Tiffany, included a dinner, remarks by community leaders, and a $195 Curtis Purdy scholarship awarded to Robert F. Paver with plans to attend Pitt.
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Amani- Melayolee
Douglas Rozelle
Wiliam Giableton
Fiat
Olli Stanions Sveorid
Dan Thwiggart
Robert Deamon
Mikethel Matthews
Sidney Elston
Arthur Lite
Virgilia Curtis Mumorial Fund
Biniversitius
Wallac
Bihet Matthews
Keppel Tiffany
Rav
Fuchitid Miller
Martin Hiinl
Wtatt
Williamt Finney
Millariy
Hubert Winighill
Corry Area
Robert Ott
Corry Fachiool
LM. Dougan
Howard Sheen
Alfred VaniDeeear
Miss Matthews
Curtis Purdy
Lens Cohen
Robert F Paver
Pittawurga
Gunman Kills Three at North Side Bar
Chicago police identify a 46 year old convict as the gunman who burst into Mickey and Moxie Cabaret at 1114 Argyle Street in the early hours and killed Max Epstein 45, a news vendor Lyle Oates 28 and another patron The shooter fled after the rampage and was pursued by officers tracked through connections to prior armed robbery sentences The incident left patrons in shock and the city reeled from the violence
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Chicago
North Side
Tay
Elri
Police Salahy
Victins
Max Epstein
Mickey
Moxie
Argyle Street
Polo
Epstein
Tepstein
Oates
Edgewater Hospital
Mitkey Apateln
Bawranie
Kierg Y Neumann
Poliosii
Neumann
Priton
Beryi
Slayer Sentenced To Life In Prison For Murder
William I. Henderson is convicted in the city court of Fat Hill for the murder of Rose Marie Smith, 40. The jury reached a verdict after deliberations beginning October 30. Henderson faces a life term and will be sentenced on the charge of killing Mrs. Smith.
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Slayer
Henderson Mya
Fein
Grol Smith
Héjiderson
Carol
Rose Marie Smith
President Ill Halts Repair Plan and Recreation Site
In Harrisburg the State Fortats and Waters Department abandoned the proposed repair and multi type recreation project at Warren County site. Officials cited lack of development prospects for swim facilities and reception areas, with no funding justification remaining.
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Harrisburg
State Fortats and Waters Department
Warren
Goddard
Collinbie
Lool
Teale
Developments in Foreign Aid Fight in U S Congress
A long, mangled report notes renewed U S congressional pressure to end curbing aid to foreign nations. It highlights President Eisenhower and leaders like Rayburn and Martin urging increased military assistance and funding, with votes on a bill totaling billions. The piece mentions factional splits, committee actions, and calls for unity with allied nations to bolster security.
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Fenner
Sean
Watts Aypet
Ugy
Louliy
Walter
Amerie Miilitas
Etonionale Tyil
Éaders Tejedt
Ward Orb
Alder
Counery Wilone Présiding
le Bow Visilinge
Aollestine el
Lous
Tiouho
Foreign Abin Committee
Chitrman Ichards
BkeHboWar
Elguhower
Walter Lo Morling
Mary Utand Rayburn
Vole Mare Maney
Rine ceanidliNtini
Jane Walderstin Pilorta
Hansa TV
We Acindian
Hayban
Mihin
Wbaut
Molen
Rep. Flood
G-Pa
Billioi
Tillney
Bentley
R-Mich
Taowlaek Muttwi Billios
Milk price ruling looms amid cent hike push
New testimony over a proposed one cent increase to milk prices is heard as a milk commission evaluates costs. Dealers cite higher labor and equipment expenses while noting phased implementation may begin by late summer. Authorities set a September review and potential rate adjustments to ease producer and consumer impact.
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Ena
Crete
Erik
Niko
Famihoy
Rll
Westinghouse tax policy criticized in Pennsylvania speech
Gordon Garnhart, director of real estate and insurance for Pennsylvania, criticized Westinghouse tax practices in a Boston speech. He noted plans to build plants in Dover and Bloomington and highlighted Pennsylvania’s high business taxes as a factor in site selection. He cited past state tax incentives and contrasted them with other states’ lower rates, while denying any future Pennsylvania plant plans would hinge solely on tax breaks.
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Felissukgh
Electrics Corp
Satya
Cdmipuiye
Pennsylvanie
Westing House
Penninsdvan
Gordon Garnhart
criHeal
Pennsylvania
Lay Knebupe
Bins Fantase
Wourli¢house
Dover
N. A
Avid
Bloomington
Ind
Garahart
Talight
Boston
Garnhart
John Torgillo
Peninsylvania
Westinehouse
Westinghouse Expinalia Platis
Gurphart
Tinpitte
Oto
New Message From Bulgania Under Scrutiny
Washington reports a Bulganin letter to Eisenhower discussing Soviet arms cuts and disarmament, with emphasis on collective security and UN-based world order. The Kremlin missive, handed to Secretary of State Dulles by Ambassador Zarubin, is to be clarified for public release.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bulgonin
Filmit
Geneva
Russia
Beliayer
iPham
White House
United Nations
United States
Zagubin
White Holme
James, C. Hagerty
Soviet Visit in Egypt Confirmed by Embassy Spokesman
A Soviet Embassy spokesman said Foreign Minister Shepilov will visit Egypt by invitation of the Bey. The timing is undecided. The story notes British troop withdrawal from the Suez Canal Zone and other diplomatic activity.
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Cairo
Egypt
Druttel Shepilov
Hite
Middle East
Shen
Suez Canal Zone
U.S. Military Defense Spending Could Exceed Half a Trillion
A 1951 to 1965 defense spending estimate suggests totals may surpass 500 billion dollars. Factors include rising weapon costs, labor, and advanced technology, with projections noting higher postwar weapon complexity and ongoing program costs.
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U.S
Washington
Pence
Te Détonie Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Wilton Ns
Defense Department
Wdd
Labor Plans Own Racketeer Hunt In Unions
Washington report: AFL CIO Executive Council authorizes an all union wide probe into racketeering within ranks. George Meany to meet June 15 with 19 former AFL building trades presidents amid jurisdictional feuds. White House offers federal help while Senate findings on welfare fund irregularities surface. Teamsters pact with the Longshoremen deemed academic after breakup.
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Washington
Urgamnea Tabor
Afl-Cio Executive Council
White House
Eisenhower
Afl-Cio
George Meany
First Np
Senate
Sen
Douglas
D-Ti
Laundry Workers
Distillery Workers and Allied ‘Industrial Workers
AFL Auto Workers
Meany
AFL
AFL and Cio
CIO
Teamsters Union
International Longshoremen's Association
Dock Workers Uilon
Teamsters
TLA
Truman Reports Sprained Ankle Nearly Healed
Former President Truman, aged 72 in May, said his sprained ankle is nearly healed as he tours Europe. He was greeted by officials at the East Railway Station in Paris amid crowd jeers and an escorted arrival.
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Saris
Priman
Riel
Tim
Lear
Truman
Europe
Woxer
Dowi
Paris
Hoahis
Motoyeyele
Pollo
Stock Market Dips Sharply After News Report
New York stocks fell sharply as news of President Elserthower’s alleged assault unsettled investors. Prices dropped to near $3 declines at the open, with a brief rebound mid-morning before renewed selling pressure. Traders said the market then steadied as minutes passed and the selling cooled. Losses narrowed later, but the day remained unsettled amid the news flow.
Vandals nabbed after damage at coal yard
Two 13 year old boys were caught at Crystal Tee Ant Goal Co property on Maple Avenue after causing extensive damage. They hurled scrap metal through a tarp roof, smashed a truck headlight, and damaged a factory lights. parents met with police to decide disposition.
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Rane
Crystal Tee Ant Goal Co
Maple Avenue
Louis Forodora
East Main Street
Mnd
Hild
Cowl Company
GBF
Parents urged to have children take polio shots
A health official urged Pennsylvanian parents to vaccinate about 2.1 million school age children against polio as the peak season begins in two weeks. He stressed earlier vaccination strengthens protection and clinics will offer impacts during the summer phase, with more than 19 reported polio cases so far this year.
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Hanhisburg UI
Hetlott
D. Schrack
Bury Madehe
Pennsylva
Iin
Salle Vacein
Belrucke
Bedwick
Eisenhower Taken To Hospital After Illness
President Eisenhower suffers an upset stomach and headache with doctors stating no heart trouble. He is to be moved by ambulance to Walter Reed Hospital as engagements are postponed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Waller Reed Hospital
White House
Waller Herd
James S. Hagerty
Howard Snyder
Hagerty
Snyder
Hugerty
Corry Red Cross Plans United Drive Discussed
Corry Red Cross leaders heard a report on forming a United Drive with the Community Chest and United War Fund, naming local chairs and noting tentative collaboration with area chapters and officials. Further talks were planned among Meron Cory, Girard, Clark, and Dodd to finalize participation and funding goals.
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Corry Red Cross
United Drive
Sepfesu Meron
Cory Atuxi Grong
Abe
Teel Cross
United Catipalen
Mlinlag Fo
Tommunity Chest
United
Wstal
Girard
Corry
Rey Remantine
Tocal
Chutes Clark
Frank Dodd
Opuipidh Moizor
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