Ike Attacks Creeping Socialism During Dartmouth Visit
President Eisenhower denounces creeping socialism as a danger to the United States over the past two decades of Democratic administration. He spoke informally to about 500 South Dakota Republicans at the Black Hills lodge during a stop on his western trip. He will travel to Hanover, New Hampshire, for Dartmouth College honors and to Sagamore Hill ceremonies. He planned to fish today but skipped the round.
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Secret wage pact eyed as USW and Steel near deal
Pittsburgh reports a hush hush wage agreement between United Steelworkers and a major steel company, awaiting ratification by the union’s wage policy committee. Officials decline to confirm figures, with estimates from five to nine cents, and final decision pending in a later meeting chaired by USW President David J McDonald.
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NLRB Set to Hold Union Election at Zippo Plant
The regional office of the National Labor Relations Board will hold a union representation election on Thursday, February 18, at Zippo Manufacturing Co in Bradford for eligible employees.
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Kidnapped Legislator Slain in Chicago
Police search for Clem Carver 62 Republican state representative missing after being seized near his West Side home. Detectives Touhy and McNally say the case may involve kidnapping or ransom but consider robbery unlikely. Federal violation 18 found in the disappearance.
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Vandalism and theft hit Pine Grove cemeteries after Memorial Day
Reports say graves at Pine Grove and nearby cemeteries suffered extensive plant and vase thefts and vandalism as season blooms. An inexperienced worker removed withered plants and potting materials, while locals urge renewed efforts to curb groups of children involved in these acts and protect burial plots.
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Riots and Strikes Reported in Czechoslovakia
Reports from Vienna describe riots demonstrations and strikes sweeping Czechoslovakia. Workers in Bratislava and at Morgyski Ostrvny hospital complex clashed with police as discontent over currency reform and low wages grows. Images of Stalin and Lenin reportedly torn down while Masaryk and Benes portraits were posted.
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Heat wave grips eight states as deaths rise to five
The South Central region faces the season’s first heat wave with temperatures above 100 across Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Texas Arkansas with five heat deaths reported including three in Missouri and two in Memphis Tennessee. Heat linked fatalities follow record 108 in Memphis for a third day.
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Erie Officials Brace for Waterhouse Mill Tax Battle
Erie city officials fear the Waterhouse bill will pass in the Senate and become effective mid fiscal year. City Solicitor Gerald Weber cites a possible court test over the budget impact. Rep Waterhouse opposes changing the effective date. if approved, the measure would raise city and school taxes by about two mills.
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Rhee Denies Plan to Fire Army Chief
President Rhee denies reports that he intends to fire Army chief Park Sun Yup. Tokyo and U S dispatches quote a high source. Pail reportedly told aides he was needed as Korea faces possible armaments. Park flew to Korea and met with Rhee at Seoul military headquarters.
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Five Die and Thirty Hurt in Bus Truck Crash on Pennsylvania Turnpike
In Harrisburg four westbound Greyhound buses collided with a tractor trailer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Five women are dead and about thirty injured. Eleven injured were admitted to Harrisburg Hospital while nineteen others were treated and released. Coroner Thomas J. Pritchey listed the deceased and injured noting the bus pulled off the pavement and struck the trailer when trying to reenter the road.
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Corry Woman Reported Not On Bus In Fatal Wreck
Corry resident Mrs. Hagyard Ross of Raymond Avenue was believed a passenger on the bus involved in a fatal crash near Harrisburg. Witnesses and investigators described a chaotic scene as a tractor trailer collided with the bus, with several victims identified and others still unaccounted.
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New Trial Denied For Atomic Spies By Kesekatea
The U S Court of Appeals denied a new trial or stay of execution for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. The decision followed defense arguments. About 4 000 people attended a Union Square rally in support of the couple.
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Solons Postpone Showdown Vote On Tax Package
Lawmakers in Harrisburg adjourned after a two hour Democratic caucus and a near empty chamber, postponing a key vote on a tax package. The plan included income tax on unincorporated businesses, cigarette taxes, and a revived sales levy. prospects for passage were uncertain amid hotel shortages and weak support.
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State prepares tornado warning service in Harrisburg
Harrisburg establishes an organized tornado warning network with 18 spotters briefing 250 observers statewide. Weather Bureau chief F Conover says reports will be plotted to guide rapid alerts to 16 police stations and city headquarters, aiming to save lives. The region has averaged about one tornado per year.
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U S Soldiers Repel New Red Army Push on Eastern Front
American and Allied forces repelled fresh Chinese Red Army attacks on the eastern front. U S and Korean units held key outpost positions at Outpost Harry amid heavy shelling and counterattacks. A Sabre jet strafed a nearby position, wounding three, as pilots pursued downed enemy airmen.
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Start Lutheran fund campaign raises church building aid
Members of St. Pauls Lutheran Church donated nearly $7,000 toward a $95,000 building fund for a new parsonage and hall project on East South Street. About 100 attendees at a parish dinner heard plans, with $13,000 still needed. nonpresent members will be visited in coming weeks.
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Editor Adams Retires After 40 Years With UMW Journals
Washington I. O. Adams longtime editor of the United Mine Workers Journals retires after four decades with the union He is a Holly Springs Mississippi native and was a public relations adviser to union president John L Lemis for many years Adams edited the publication from Daytona Beach Tennessee.
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Army to close seven camps under economy plan
The Army announced closures of seven camps under a cost cutting plan. The first year savings total about four billion dollars with further reductions expected. closures include Camp Brent in Kentucky and Camp Roberts in California, with dates set around late 1953 and into 1954.
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School setup changes eyed for Centerville Hydetown area
Crawford County School Board approves a Hydetown elementary plan to serve Centerville Hydetown Rome and parts of Oil Creek Township eliminating a separate Rome Centerville school. If state backing follows the county plans a single new school will serve all four districts.
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Sparkman Says Eisenhower Lacks Farm Help In Accomplishments
Senator Sparkman of Alabama says President Eisenhower should have included farm relief in his list of accomplishments. He argues farmers face a depressed economy and need help as Eisenhower touts four years in office. Democratic nominee Taft? Bowkman criticizes the administration for not addressing farmers.
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