Rumors of a three man junta in Argentina
Refugees in Montevideo cited Buenos Aires reports of a planned triumvirate including Peron, General Franklin Lucero, and Rear Admiral Alberto Tellaire to rule Argentina. The AP said no major changes expected soon, while exile circles claimed Lucero had superseded Peron and the army was in command. Lucero urged calm and pledged to stamp out false alarms as troops prepared for a Belgrano observance.
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Associated Press
Montevideo
Uruguay
Buenos Aires
Peron
Argentina
Navy
Franklin Lucero
Alberto Tellaire
Lucero
Peronista Party
Plaza de Mayo
Manuel Belgrano
Police Check On Death by Own Action Incident
Police investigated a reported suicide attempt by Victor Gifford who rode a rifle to the scene. He was found alive on West Main Street after officers traced conflicting addresses and heard a bullet hole in a ceiling. Gifford allegedly was masking a scare for his wife and friends, with officers noting he appeared to be fine later.
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Tyneso
Hale
West Main Street
Lemon Street
Victor Gifford
Gifford
Northwest Street
Three Injured In Auto Crash Driver Cited
A Titusville man and two of his sons were injured when their family car collided with a southbound vehicle on Route 8 near Centerville around midnight. Edward R. Taylor, 17, was cited for an improper pass after the two-car crash that demolished both vehicles.
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Titusville
Centervitle
Harold Hanna
Donald
Arun
Titusville Hospital
Frank
Hindid
Corry
Taylor
Hanna
Zigmond Zuremba
Stu
Jeen
Four Treated At Hosital Here
Four people were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital over the weekend for injuries from various accidents. Barbara Kisman, 4, fractured her left wrist after leaning over a car seat at a drive in. her fracture was reduced and she was released. Mrs. Robert Sanders was observed for a cut left hand after catching it in a wringer. no fracture. Mrs Elmer Heath had x ray observation of the right wrist after slipping from a ladder chair. Leslie Utegg, 15, was treated for a laceration of the left index finger after a dog bite.
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Pessuvun
Leslie Utegg
Floyd Utega
Columbia
Saturday Warmth Hits 89 Amid Scorching Heatwave
The city endured a second hot day of the year with temperatures rising to 89 in the afternoon, following 84 yesterday. A light rain Saturday night offered little relief as .05 inch fell. Many residents fled the city to lakes for swimming and picnicking.
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Inc
Air Show Draws 3500 to Corry Overhead Thrills
A record 3500 spectators gathered on Spring Street hilltop by Lawrence Airport for a Corry Civil Air Patrol and Aero Supply air show. Sixty plus planes and 37 on field at peak fed crowds as four Air Force Shooting Stars streamed low over the field in skip bombing and dive maneuvers, climaxed by a dogfight. Two CAP planes offered sight-seeing trips while vendors sold hot dogs and soft drinks as traffic clogged nearby vantage points.
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Rwent
Spring Street
Lawrence
Corry Unit
Civil Air Fatos
Aero Suppiy Mfg. Co, Inc
Tuuge
Air Force
Niagata Falls
Hecht
Johnstown
CAP
State Kiwanis Leader Theo Teah Dies at Lock Haven
Dr Theo dore E Teah governor of Pennsylvania Kiwanis died at his home in Lock Haven aged 10 He was president of Why Lock Huyort Board Of Health and brother of Phillip Teah former partner in Widmann end Teah Drug Co He founded Teah Private Hospital at Lock Haven which closed last January.
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Lock Haven
Theodore E. Teah
Kiwanis of
Pennsylvania
Teah
Why Lock Huyort Board of Health
Phillip Teah
Widmann End Teah Drug Co
Widmann Nd Teah Drug Store
Corry
U S Steel to Present Offer in Coming Days
Pittsburgh report states United States Steel Corp will present a wage offer to the CIO United Steelworkers in the next meeting after extended talks. Vice President John Stephens and Union President David J. McDonald said a mutual settlement is hoped, with a date to be set after McDonald meets other steel firms.
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Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corp
CIO
United Steel Workers
Pemandors
John Stephens
Big Steel
Nrrollloir
alshoUed
Stephens
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Union
Fuller Barnes Succumbs at 68 in Bristol
Fuller Barnes longtime executive and former president of Associated Spring Corp died Saturday night after a heart attack. Funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow at Carlyle Puller Barnes Chapel Bristol West Cemetery. He helped form the company through a 1922 merger and led its rapid growth to twelve plants in the United States and Canada. He also served Bristol Hospital board president and Connecticut senate terms.
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Fuller Barnes
Ansociated Spring Corp
Carlyle Puller Barnes
West Cemetery
Bristol
Barnes
Aove
Sprig Corporation
Raymond Mtg. Co
Mr. Barnes
The
Spring Corporation
Tus Son
Chrlyle F. Barnes
Associated Spring Gone
Wallace Bates Co
W. D. Gibson Co
Chicago
Raymond Mfg. Co
Corry
Familly
Wallace Barnes Co
Thit Company
Aince
United States
Canin
Bristol Hospital
State Income Tax Debate Intensifies Amid Sell Strategy
Pittsburgh Mayor David Liverner criticizes Gov Leader's income tax plan as a sales push ahead of a House vote. Democrats and reporters note mixed reactions from Allegheny lawmakers and a tense budget process. Senate leaders expect to finish budget hearings and a five year plan while questions remain on public understanding and potential tax effects.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
David Liverner
Pittsburgh
Law Wrenor
PB Morati
John Murray
Andrew G. Thoman Oy
George FE
Joseph M
Allegheny County
Holy Wiys Wid
Goole J Burtal
D-Allegheny
McKursport
Neobesity
Senate
Rowland B. Mybany
Lawler
Joseph M Burr
Disnever
Albert S. Readinger
Missing Corry Boys Found After Civilian Defense Search
Police called last night to search for two Corry boys who vanished from home early Saturday. A six man team, radios and a fire truck aided the search across yards, campsites, and rec areas. A mother reported 440 dollars missing. the first boy rejoined family around 3 60. The second boy returned home earlier, found near a theater.
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Hama
Hihveek
Wey Wis
ROK
Bam
Shore Up Sewer Line Requires Ground Reinforcement
Section describes reinforcing an arrugated steel trench in the ground before cementing a new pipe section. It notes heavy rains in July caused ground instability, increasing the danger of a cave-in and the need for per-foot ditch support prior to pouring the foundation.
Slate Steel Age Sales Glimpse and Visitor Tour
A partial report describes the arrival of the Tallon Ge and the start of a Steel Age fair week with a full equipment display in Plant 2. Executives and department heads from cities including Chicago New York Boston Oakland Detroit and Dillon gather to oversee the setup and staffing for the event through Friday.
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Steel Age
Corry-Jimento
Mupec
Norton Ba
Richard Hill
Athala
Roy Edgie
Chicago
Harold Baerth
New York City
Henry Clik
Philadelphia
Myvirice Cowan
Boston
Mass
Walter R. Rows
Oakland
Cil
Bellent Thaekeor Detrol
Tex
George Burt
Ashby and Olty
William C. Jean
Stattte
Wash
Charles Biad
Bertram Weal
Chileago
Three Drowned in Storm Cellar Disaster
Keeney family tragedy as three children Doris 5 Thonus 4 Alma yall drown when floodwaters trapped them in a storm cellar. Father Keeney, 20 miles east for help, tried to reach and rescue them but could not return in time. Bodies recovered from the cellar amid debris and rising water.
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Guanan
Farmer Ra Keeney
Keeney
Doris
Thonus
Alma
Claude
Wierellie
Wyler
Ste
Kepney
Qiao
Youth jailed for violation of probation case at Erie
Ronnie Hamilton taken to Erie today for probation violation after failing to report to the police as required. Three youths, Ernest Dyne, 21, Willer Thompson, 20, and Hamilton pleaded guilty to contributing to delinquency and were ordered to pay fines and court costs totaling $88.50 plus 283.50 in obligations. none had paid by the deadline.
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Ronnie Hamilton
Erie
Que Hey
GemlWit
Yeak
Coubtly
Palice
Ghiel Wier Lay Drake
Rosine Hamilton
City Palice
Ole Heny
Erin
Dude Saruel Romaltor
Henry
Haute
Diake
Hamilton
Ernest Dyne
Centerville
Willer ‘Thompson
Corky
Py Thier
Cote
Chiewle
Cour
Dyno
House OKays Pay Hike With Broad Support
Washington report notes the House passed a 370 to 4 bill granting a pay raise to government workers. The plan raises pay by a specified percent, with the overall cost estimated at about 329 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Molotov Presses for Action on UN Peace Resolution
In San Francisco amid talks ahead of Geneva, Molotov urged a strong UN stance at the 10th anniversary session. Eisenhower reportedly to open the meeting with a policy declaration as Big Four ministers huddle. Molotov’s remarks align with planned speeches by Pinay and Dulles as all 60 UN members prepare to address the assembly.
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Big 4
Geneva
Dulles
Prov
San Francisco
Eisenhower
U. N
V.M. Molo
Toy
Ye Weateru
Eduardo Zutet Angel
Rawlins Ukely
Wilid Motoroy
Columbine IL Aimbal
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Mardid Macmillarrund
Jerich Petelgr
Antoine Pinkyuly
Hin Tote
Teave
Washington
Toniaht
Hte
Molotov
Vester
Ue Matellite
Shensiaw Skrzenewiak
Poland
Vaclay David
Grecholosgaili
Dag Hammarskjald
Eirnesi
Pinay
Dulles Pridsy
Blinking traffic signal at dangerous Route 17 intersection
A new traffic light system began operation Saturday at a perilous blind intersection. Police hope the device, with red lights for traffic stop and amber for caution, will reduce accidents. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate urgency and local enforcement interest.
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Elnennywer'n — Nderesa
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Raymond Plant
Fuller
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