U.S. Steel plots move to avert looming wage strike
U S Steel rejects a 10 cent hourly raise offered by the CIO United Steel Workers. Talks continue behind scenes as the union rejects the offer and plans a possible strike at midnight next Thursday. Union leadership indicates demands exceed the proposed raise, with wage talks ongoing across the industry.
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U.S. Steel
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steel Workers
David J. McDonald
DSW
Bijy Steel
McDonald
Hich
USW
Bill Hateton
Hammond
Ind
Gifford F. Hood
U. S. Steel
Hood
U. 5
Steel
John Stephens
U. 8. Steel
USB. Steel
Corryite Injured When Car Flips On Route 89
John M Kolstee, 25, of 224 Spring Street, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after his 140 sedan overturned on Route 89 four miles north of Titusville. He sustained contusions and abrasions to the right forearm and hand. he was treated and held for physician approval. cause cited as losing control on loose gravel. State Police investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Rai
Holsen
Defense Dept. Aide to Resign as Cabinet Shuffle Looms
Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert B. Anderson plans to resign in the coming months. A Pentagon notice said Anderson informed Secretary Wilson of his plan with no reason given and live plans undisclosed. Speculation centers on Reuben Robertson Jr. as likely successor, with others like Chiles, Talbott, and Gordon Gray also mentioned.
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Defense Dept
Associated Press
Washington
Robert B. Anderson
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Yesterdhly
Ande
Defense Wilson
Anderton
Reuben B. Robertson Jn
Champion Paper and
Air Force
Harold B. Talbott
Gordon Gray
Defense
Peron weighs cabinet reshuffle amid revolt fallout
Buenos Aires, Argentina President Juan Peron reviews a new cabinet lineup after a mass resignation and claims he remains in office due to the people's need. Diplomatic sources predict a military-heavy cabinet with at least four members, while he blames naval and marine officers for last week’s revolt and hints at broader political groups joining.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Prion
Peron
Percy
Montevideo
Uruguay
Incliditix
Angel Borlesielis
Borlenight
Agai Ebirged
Governor vows veto if sales tax passes in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the governor pledges to veto any sales tax proposal while pressing for an income levy. He unveils a new plan for handling insurance and employee bonding to save at least 100000 dollars annually, and backs increasing the weight limit on tandem axle trucks to 60000 pounds amid highway concerns.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Jose
Clayton Moul
York
Leader
Ladder Alarm Proves False in Downtown Incident
Police and Stanford Hose Company responded to a false ladder alarm at the Cohen building near Buesink Porch Agency. Three fire trucks arrived as smoke was reported from a second floor apartment, but the door was locked and no fire was found. About 20 firemen cleared traffic and determined the ladder was unnecessary after a housewife warned of no real blaze.
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Stanford Hose Company
Sunex Keppel
Cohen
Buesink Porch
Han Atarni
Focal
Diatelet
Bitte
Rudlig
Democratic plan probes social security tax hike
Washington Democrats discuss a future 1 percent Social Security tax increase to fund new benefits for older women and disabled workers. The proposal includes lowering retirement age and allows early work, with estimates suggesting a near 2.2 billion dollar yearly cost and a 7 percent rise in combined payroll taxes by 1958, possibly continuing to 1957 if funds risk red.
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Asiudawa
Washington
Hae
Fundy Tl
Search for missing Richard Green continues at Ningira Falls
Area volunteers and Air Force base helicopters scoured Choutaugia Lake near Ningira Falls for body of 17 year old Richard Green of Dewittville. Divers retrieved trousers and a jacket from the lake while debris and an empty boat tied to the youth’s canoe were found, suggesting he may have fallen.
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Ningira Falls
Choutaugia Lake
Richard Green
Dewittville
Mayville Central School
Charles McConkeos
Holt
Bom
Tannen
Civalisish
Youtie Green
Erie Bribers Seek Release in Pardon Request
Harrisburg Erie bribery case defendants petitioned the state Pardons Board seeking commutation of sentences. Damian J. McLaughlin, Erie County district attorney, pressed for clemency for most petitioners while opposing some. He cited bribery conspiracy tied to mayoral resignation and noted most prisoners face one to two year terms after five months served.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Elwin
Damian J. McLaughlin
Guelhoise
Ope
Hinself
Uwidse
Bele Pace
Col Wilhelm Awarded 751 Monthly Pension for Life
The Pennsylvania State Retirement Board granted Col C M Wilhelm a monthly pension of 751.64 for life. Wilhelm, former State Police commissioner, was replaced by Col Earl M Henry and would have reached 40 years of service by December 15th, having contributed to the retirement fund since 1924.
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Nice
Harrisburg
State Retirement Board
Col
C.M. Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Earl M. Henry
Rumor of Teacher Resignations Denied by Superintendent
In Corry Area public schools rumors that about a dozen teachers planned to resign were called exaggerated by Superintendent J M Douglas. He said only two resignations were received, one from Miss Mutry Lou Signorelli and a verbal one from John Kissman, with several others considered but not submitted.
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Corry Area
Sys
J. M. Douglas
Mutry Lou Signorelli
John Kissman
Signorelli
Concord
Kissman
Shunlor High
Realgn
Boy on Bicycle Collides with Police Car
Dame Mereroimbly and Mrs Ernest McMichael report a boy riding a bicycle struck a Westbound Delaware Street police cruiser driven by Officer Pil French. The impact caused brush burns and minor bruises with no damage to the vehicle. The boy was offered medical exam but declined, noting the child was only slightly injured and later in good shape.
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Dame Mereroimbly
Ernest McMichael
Esaee Street
Scientist AEC contradict on Soviet A tests
Dr. Ralph Lapp asserts two supbomb tests by the Soviets occurred recently, while the Atomic Energy Commission says there is no evidence of major Soviet tests. He cites April and May events and says some scientists detected radioactive indications, but the AEC maintains no change in policy and notes previous Soviet test announcements dating back to 1951.
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Lapp
AEC
Amoviated
Washington
Russia
Ralph
Amenda
United Suite
Wiglration
Informisip
Boviel
AMG
United States
Rem
Corry Firm Bids Low on Erie Paving Job
Corry business Fred Ewing claims unofficially the lowest bid on Erie paving contract. Award confirmation expected next afternoon or Tuesday. Project covers Melroone Avenue from 0 to 36th, Paterson from Melroone to Washington, Mare from Kilmond to Washington, West 35th from Elmwood to Washington, West 40th and West 6th from Cherry to Maze, plus Liberty Street from 42nd to Peach and Rue Street from Beach to Greenwood. Streets Director Joseph Waleaile notes Liberty and 8th Street projects. work to start by mid July. Fort Worth publisher dies after rising from poverty to multimillionaire status, head of Fort Worth Star-Telegram lineage.
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Fred Ewing
Corry
Erie
Melrone Avenue
Ath
36Th Streets
Paterson F Avenue
Melrone
Washington
Mare Avenue
Klmwond
Elmwood
42Nd
35Th Street
West 6Th
Cherry Street
Maze Street
Ewing
42Nd Street
Peach Street
Beach Street
Greeigarden Boulevard
Joseph Waleaile Agid
Liberty Street
8Th Street
Aboud
Clock Clock Old High Recalled in Corry Ownership War
Controversy over old Corry High School clock and its 1000 pound bell surfaces as the town debates who owns the historic timepiece after the sale of the old high school building for 440000. The clock was a memorial gifted by Mrs Martha Smith in memory of her husband Jason Smith.
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Corry
Clock and School Additions Mark Town's Timepiece Memory
The article recalls a school building project that added a large clock and master clock system in the high school, tied to about 600 attendees at a dedication service. It notes the district served as custodian for the town clock, with long-standing civic pride and a few speaking milestones.
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Schaub
South Center Street
Dulles Unveils Sting In Attack On Soviet Union
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey pledges sharp cuts to reduce the projected 201 billion dollar deficit. He forecasts a temporary one year extension of the public debt limit at the current level while stressing economy and prudent borrowing.
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Qxnociaien Res
Washington
Vrenaury
Humphrey F
Humphrey
Italian Coalition Talks Continue Amid Strong Right Wing Push
Italian confabs persist as far right and other factions push to shape government policy. Premier candidates include Chrimppe Pella and Halo Yur hon with President Giovann Cron seeking a successor. The Democratic party holds 262 of 590 deputies, fueling expectations of a Christian Democrat led coalition despite splits among Seolba and Serlba allies.
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Associated Press
Rome
Ualy
Seeths
Polla
Vax
Serlba
Christin Democrate
Gainer Center
Felix
Vanont
Pell
Seolba
Nik
Yatew
Bochiiste
Pletrn J Nennl
Local Women Escape Injury In Auto Crash
Miss Bell and her mother Miss Chigles Bell of 18 South Street escaped injury when the car overturned on Route 6 near Union City. Bell suffered only shaken nerves. no serious injuries reported. State Police investigating. reports say Bell attempted to pass another car at under 45 mph, causing loss of control and rollover.
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Sien Bell
Taal South Street
Contra
Uiis
Union City
Bell
Chigles
Mas
Mini Hell
Bern
DROP PLANS TO BUILD PITTSBURGH OFFICE BUILDING
Pebploe Mistruc tion Bank and Trudt.Co. say they cancel plans for a $6,500,000 office building in Pittsburgh Gateway Cent Wer. The bank cites current changes in banking methods as the reason for scrapping the Dutchling project and states a study will guide future building plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pebploe Mistruction Bank
Trudt.Co
Cent ‘Wer
Dulles urges Russia to stop force in United Nations speech
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told Russia bluntly that ending the cold war requires halting force against others and stopping subversion. He spoke at the United Nations anniversary meeting and challenged Molotov’s seven point plan to liquidate the cold war.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Dulles
VM. Molotov
Moltov
Exilier
Tin
Dulllew
Molotov
U. N. Churtey
Heald
Tov
U.N
United Nations
Turshers
Geneva
United States
Olin Nations
U. N
Ita
Street Painting Delayed in Corry Amid Sewer Work
Mayor Earl T. Chery announced delays in the Corry street painting project due to the West Frederick street sewer repair. The revised start is before Old Fashion Days, with new dates and traffic adjustments to highlight the event and mark curb outlines near intersections.
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Wolke
Frederick
Earl T. Chery
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