Unanimous re election of IAM Pennsylvania officials in Meadville
Arthur B White of Jamestown and others were reelected to lead the Pennsylvania State Council of the International Association of Machinists at the Meadville Lakewood convention. Police report a rabies scare after a dog bitten a girl, and a series of local incidents including thefts, a car break in, a wreck delaying a railway tour, and multiple minor injuries. A large weather forecast and county affairs were noted with ongoing community meetings and a YMCA event planned for Corry, Pennsylvania.
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Arthur B. White
Jamestown
Pennsylvania
International Association of Machinists
Meadville
Lakewood
N. Y
Harry Long Jr
West Prederick Street
Bertil Johnson
New York State
Unrest Growing In Red China
Fragmentary unreadable text mentions upheaval and political tension in China. Names and specifics are unclear, but the passage conveys a sense of mounting discontent and possible public demonstrations or unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Probe Counter Charges In Belle Fraud Case
The case centers on Belle of Pittsburgh facing federal charges linked to alleged fraudulent schemes. Prosecution alleges manipulation of funds tied to charities and a scheme involving checks valued around 21 thousand dollars. Belle reportedly withdrew but sought repayment, with claims tied to payments and returned funds amid a broader investigation.
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Belle
Vaceriho
Puller
Tispeetue
Arihando
Pana
Burl Belle
Lodi
Pittsburth
Taney
Claincy
Beale
Betti
Pollen
End-Of-June Hassle Begins In Congress
End of June budget wrangle unfolds in Congress with Democratic and Republican clashes over spending and tax policies. President Eisenhower faces pressure to limit federal outlays while Congress weighs proposals on the highway program, education funding, and potential tax measures amid looming fiscal deadlines.
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Congress
Manny Lilly Betaine
Wisenhower
Willie
Repuplienis
Vetonte
Shiek
Eisenhower
Elizabeth II and Philip Tours Canadian Industrial Heartland
The royal couple, en route to Saskatchewan and the St Lawrence Seaway opening with President Eisenhower, tour Saguenay and Labrador mines and hydro projects. They meet miners and workers, observing dust, heat, and heavy labor, while discussing Canada’s rapid industrial growth.
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Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Saguenay
Quebec City
Eisenhower
Canada
Philip
Labrador
Spain Crash Kills Two U S Airmen
A crash near Barcelona yesterday killed two U S Airmen and injured eight others. The victims were identified as Derald Koestler of Overt, Utah, and Rene Walter G. White of Brookville, Pennsylvania. The crash occurred about 20 miles from Barcelona. the severely injured were treated at Barcelona Hospital.
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Spain
U.S
Pan Crbunn
Pin Nes
Marshfield
Barcelona
Creminen
Bluwe
Bethehem
Derald Koestler
Overt
Utih
Rene Walter G
White
Brookville
Unclear ADA Statements Stir Debate Over Housing War Funds
Fragmentary OCR passage cites Americans for Democratic Action figures Sumner Welles and Archibald Mie Ieiste with Oscar Mein amid references to Franklin D Roosevelt era. Mentions Lyndon B. Johnson and Senate Democratic Leader in context of housing and wartime funds, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Americans For Democratic Action
Sumner Welles
Franklin Rousevelt
Archibald Mie Ieiste
Oscar Mein
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
34 Fishermen Missing Dead After Storm
A Gulf of St. Lawrence storm battered fishing fleets from New Brunswick to Prince Edward Island. At least four fishermen died, 22 listed missing, and 22 derelict boats spotted as search planes combed the Northumberland Strait. Two survivors, Hilaire Gavin and Germain Chalevon, were in an air bubble aboard their overturned boat. The Halifax Weather Bureau faced criticism for warnings amid the disaster.
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Escaminal
NBAF
Northumberland Strait
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Royal Canadian Air Force
Point Escuratac
Richhucto
New Brunswick
Prince’ Edward Island
Hilaire Gavin
Germain Chalevon
Lameque
Gaugin
Charles Gaugin
Weather Bureau
Halifax” Weather Bureau
Summer travel boosts activity amid Pennsylvania weekend accidents
Five people were killed in Pennsylvania over the weekend, the second lowest death toll of the year. Accidents occurred in auto crashes and a drowning. Notable fatalities included Charles Paint and Willan Lynett, while Murry Long died in a two car crash near Selinsgrove and Deborah Grippo drowned at Allegheny River.
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Iresa
Aulo
Charles Paint
Richmond
Jeannette
Willan J. Lynett
Pittsburgh
Vero
Murry J. Long
Sunbury
Selinsgrove
Deborah Grippo
Bethel Park
Ex Gridder Crowley Acquitted In Tokyo Trial
Former Yale football star Joseph Crowley was acquitted in Tokyo District Court of charges he beat his brother-in law to death in a drunken hotel incident. The court found Jones died from preexisting injuries after stumbling in his hotel suite. Crowley, a New Haven businessman, expressed relief as the verdict was read.
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Deail
Crowley
T. A. D. Jones Jr
Jones
Land
T. A. D. Jones Co
New Haven
Japan
Saburo Yashima
Bat Jones
Betty
Hamden
Conn
St. John's
Annapolis
Yale
Fire Follows Bombs In Haiti
Fire leveled a wing of Haiti’s main army barracks behind the National Palace heightening tension in Port au Prince where troops and tanks encircled the site as firefighters battled a blaze for more than two hours. Officials attributed the fire to a short circuit amid a city still jittery after earlier anti government bombings.
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Port-Au-Pringe
Mat
Haiti
National Palace
YMCA Calendar Week of June 22
Summer schedule begins June 29 with Learn to Swim final week and daily activity slots at the YMCA. Special group swimming lessons for children under 9 start June 9. call to register. Events include Corry Ared Golden Age Club, High School Rec ord Hop, weekly duplicate, Avon Products, Junior High Party, and movies mornings and afternoons.
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Corry Ared
Golden Age Club
Avon Products
Office
Christian Science Lectures At CAHS
J Kapgen Wood of Vancouver spoke at Corry Arey High School Auditorium on Christian Science laws of God healing sin and disease and guiding daily life. He noted the Bible’s prominence yet questioned broad practical recognition in daily affairs. Burl Bettes introduced him as a Christian Science Board of Lectureship member.
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Bible Times
J. Kapgen Wood
Vancouver
British Columbia
Wood
Corry Arey
Fist Church of Christ, Scientist, Coury
Christian Science Board
Burl Bettes
Take-Home Food Over 50 Cents Now Taxable
Harrisburg ap news summary: Revenue Secretary Charles M Dougherty says take-home restaurant food over 50 cents is now subject to the 34 percent sales tax. The exemption was lifted by a law signed last week. The tax could raise substantial revenue for the state. caterers and dining cars are also affected.
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Harrisburg
APY
Charles M. Dougherty
Dougherty
State Tax Bureau
Tis Bureau
Father Rescues Child From Fire in New York
A New York father leapt from a burning house roof with his one year old daughter in his arms. He lowered the child to a man in the crowd, then jumped to safety on a grassy area. Robert Reynolds, 31, and his daughter were treated for injuries but otherwise unharmed.
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New York
Robert Reynolds
Fragmentary sports note from a long-ago page
A garbled passage mentions a man and woman related events on a match day with civic or sports references. Names, places, and details are largely unreadable, leaving only scattered fragments about a mother and a child or team context.
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Paul
Phia
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