U S Industrial Output Rises for First Time Since Last Year
The Federal Reserve reports May factory, mine, and mill output up one point from April to 127 percent of the 1947-49 average, still 18 points below last August and 20 from the December 1950 peak. Labor turnover shows insured unemployment at 2,827,600 with seven-week decline. initial claims fall to 321,600 for the week ended June 7.
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Wasmususun
Federal Reserve Board
Mitchell
Nixon
Congress
Treasury
Anderson
Labor Department
Awakening tragedy as Airman steals jet and dies
A U S Air Force report says 21 year old aviation mechanic Vernon Morgan stole an obsolete Tornado bomber from Alconbury Air Base in England. He took off after drinking five pints and, rejected by 16 year old English girl Yvonne Talbot, crashed and died. Morgan, already married with a one year old son in Elizabeth, had never flown before.
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Seterborough
England
AU. S
Ailey
Yvonne ‘Talbot
Vernon
Chuck) Morgan
U. S. Air Force
Morgan
Elizabeth
USAT
London
Alconbury Air Base
One Plane' Algerian Rebels Blast U. S. For Military Aid To France
Tunis dispatch cites National Liberation Front spokesman accusing the United States of backing France in Algeria. He says aid enables France to fight since 1954, cites calls for one civilian transport plane with one engine, and notes De Gaulle’s elections offer and West interest as irrelevant. Rebels grow to about 130,000 men. casualties exceed 600,000.
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Tunis
Revels
United States
U.S
France
National Liberation Front
de Gaulle
Algeria
Thieves Enter Club and Drive-In in Late-Evening Thefts
State Police report two area break ins with about 30 dollars in cash and foodstuffs taken from the Corry Country Club. Club pro Charles Shuss will inventory exact losses after a window was smashed. At the Sunset Drive-In near Waterford, a conession stand door was battered and items including cod and candy were stolen. owner Alden Phelps will inventory losses.
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Corry Barracks
Bruce Reeder
Corry Country Club
Charles Shuss
Reeder
Sunset Drive-in
Waterford
Alden Phelps
Chamber of Commerce Plans Convention Visit to Corry
The Chamber of Commerce announces plans for a July 11 12 13 visit by the Matteson Historical Congress in Corry. Upwards of 400 visitors are expected to attend. A chamber directed program is being prepared featuring a barbershop quartet and ventriloquist Diane Sawyer among others.
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Chamber of Commerce
Matteson Historical Congress
Corry
Chamber
Diane Sawyer
Corry Garage Burglary Probed by State Police
State Police at the Corry sub station said they are investigating a break in at a garage at the intersection of Routes 6 and 89 west of Corry. William Lord, owner, reported the theft of seven new tires after entry through a back door during Wednesday night or Thursday morning.
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Corry
William Lord
Lord
Dallas Airman Keeton's Flight Ends in Swamp Crash
Bulletin reports Airman Donald Keeton was picked up in Dallas after a mysterious solo flight from Mississippi in a light plane. He said he wanted to see his girl, but evasive maneuvers and a crash in a swampy field followed, and the girl says she feels too young to marry.
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Dallas
Donald Keeton
Mississippi
Senate Defeats Major Changes In Labor Bill
Weary senators return to the Capitol to day to push ahead with votes on a labor control bill lacking features urged by President Eisenhower. The second 12 hour session yesterday saw votes on two major amendments as 44 new proposals sat undecided. Kennedy predicted GOP amendments would face defeat, while Johnson moved the Senate into session early to aim for final passage tonight.
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Washington
Capitol
Eisenhower
Ne- Honal Labor Relations Board
Adams’ Job in Question as Goldfine Favors Probe Expands
Michigan Senator Charles Potter demands more accountability from Sherman Adams amid a furor over $2,000 Boston hotel bills paid by Bernard Goldfine. President Eisenhower backs Adams, but Hagerty offers no extra explanation. Goldfine faces Justice Department scrutiny and a separate stain on his ties to politics and money.
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Wasbington Ynd
Charles Potter
Michigan
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldtine
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Adams
House
Goldfine
Hagerty
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Criminal Division
Justice Department
New England
Frederick G. Payne
R-Mammne
Honor Pupil Slays Father
Jo Ann Taylor, a 17 year old valedictorian and popular graduate, admitted shooting her father Joseph H. Taylor four times as he slept. The coroner quoted her account of years of alcohol abuse and beating of her mother. Jo Ann faced a second degree murder charge and posted $5000 bond. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for June 26.
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Mckane
Harry Stewart
Jo Ann Taylor
Joseph H. Taylor
Stewart
Taylor
Edison Aide Dies in Cleveland at 66
Joseph Barry Brennan a longtime electronics planner and former Edison disciple died yesterday in Cleveland at age 66 Brennan began his career under Thomas A Edison and was known for his technical work and innovations in early electrical systems He is remembered by colleagues in the Edison network for his contributions to research and development projects involving power and communication systems
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Edison
Cleveland
Joseph Barry Brennan
Thomas A. Edison
Okay Geneva Talks De Gaulle Appeals To France For Bond Issue
Paris Premier de Gaulle appeals to France to back a new bond issue to fund political and colonial reforms. He framed the vote as confidence in pacifying Algeria and restoring France’s prestige with its territories. Soustelle, ex-resident general in Algeria, met De Gaulle to discuss settlement ideas as his enemies press in Paris.
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de Gaulle
France
Paris
Culailes
Prince
Algeria
dJarques Souxelle
Algeriiny
Ator
Soustelle
Aluevit
Ex City Flyer Crash Lands Plane In Area
A former Corry area man flying home from Louisville crash landed near Meadville late last night. Both he and his passenger walked away with minor injuries and were taken to Meadville City Hospital. Names: Joseph Jaworski 96, pilot, and Richard Farren 26, passenger, both of Louisville. Pilot treated for small lacerations. Farren not injured. State Police lead investigation. Jaworski previously housed a Taylorcraft at Lawrence Airport.
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Corry
Louisville
Meadville
Meadville City Hospital
Joseph Jaworski
Richard Farren
Jaworski
Farren
Earl Trask
Richard Skillman
Daniel O’shurak
Roy M. Hogan
Skillman
Lawrence
Flag Day Observance Draws About Hundred Attendees
A Cory Riky Lodee 80th Flag Day ceremony drew about 100 people to the Jeeze room last evening. Rev. William Seitede gave the invocation, Alfred J. Moptigoldt spoke, C. Merrill Patturson led the pledge, the Gerry Aten High School Band played, and Mayor J. Fred Kintey offered remarks on the meaning and origin of the flag. The program closed with the Benediction by Dr. Joseph Selly.
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Cory Riky Lodee
William ©. Seitede
Alfred J. Moptigoldt
Ted
C. Merrill Patturson
Gerry Aten
J. Fred Kintey
Joseph Selly
Eye donor dies in chair in Georgia prison case
RAIFORD Fla. Everett George Lowell, executed for murder, died in the electric chair. His eyes, reportedly undamaged by 2,900 volts, were to be used to attempt to restore sight for a blind recipient. Lowell said he had never done a good deed and wanted to do one before dying.
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Raiford
George Lowell
Everett
Drowning in Biloxi Mystery Inquest Hears Hull’s Death
A Coroner's jury in Biloxi found the drowning of Air Force airman A-1C Robert L. Hull of Freeport Pennsylvania accidental. Hull, 26, from the 394th Student Squadron at nearby Keesler Air Force Base, was found Thursday in a creek bed.
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Accid
Biloxi
Miss
Convict Pallow For Murder Of Beauty Queen
Theodore Pallow, oil worker, was convicted of murder in Beaver County for the shooting death of former beauty queen Miss Rosalie Leis, 21, near her Vanport home last March. The verdict, returned by a seven-man, five-woman jury, followed deliberations of about four hours. The state said the act was deliberate. defense argued for voluntary manslaughter.
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Beaver
Theodore Pallow
Oil Midland
Rosalie Leis
Vanport
Pallow
At. Torney John Ray
Patton
John
Mickey) Brkich
Ray
Pallow-Leis
Miss Leis
Russians Agree To Exploratory Talks On Nuclear Tests
The Soviet Union agreed to begin exploratory talks in Geneva on July 1 to discuss monitoring a global ban on nuclear explosions. Moscow accepted President Eisenhower's proposal, with technical talks expected to conclude in three to four weeks and aim for a quick suspension of all tests.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Geneva
Eisenhower
U.S
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Britain
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
UN Secretariat
Unemployment Claims Decline Across Continued, New Claims
MANUSBURG continued claims for unemployment compensation decreased to the lowest in four months, with 301,689 for the week ended June 6, down 10,464 from the prior week. It marked the seventh straight weekly drop in continued claims, while new claims fell two percent to 38,257. The bureau reported total jobless benefits paid at 10,098,653 dollars for the week.
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Manusburg
State Employment Security Bureau
First through third graders plan summer after report cards
Pupils at Harding School, clutching their last second term report cards, leave the building under overcast skies and light rain. Teachers Miss Ruth Dahlstrand and Mrs Olga Pitt smile as they share in the students plans for summer activities and trips.
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Harding School
Ruth Dahlstrand
Olga Pitt
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Kay Sorenson
Diane McFadden
Diane Smith
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Convict Pallow
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