Sherman Plant Burns Loss Set At $125,000
A morning fire damaged the Sherman plant, a two story building used for metal tool cabinets and related products. The blaze destroyed a large portion of the Duplex Nine metal products firm, which employed 45 people and had changed ownership last year. Cause not yet determined. part of the property was insured. The disaster followed a previous loss at a nearby Duplex firm in recent years.
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Harry Hipwell
Howl TW UK
Clymer
Sher Muth Findley
Lake
Mayville
Chautangua
Pert
Petleton ‘Took Industries
van Alyeies Fun Jobin
Paul Cow Wit
Mbit
Roth Pendleton
Ani Fallowasg
Union Garment Workers Begin Strike In East
In New York and seven other states a pre Easter strike by 106000 garment workers began today. The Tremotional Ladies Garment Workers Union targeted about 1850 contractors across New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and beyond. The walkout centers on enforcement of contract violations and nonunion penetration while unions push stiff penalties. manufacturers claim the union is pressuring for broader standards across union shops. A rally at Madison Square Garden featured leaders George Meany and David Dubinsky as workers marched from the garment district to join the event.
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George Meany
AFL - Cio
David Dubinsky
Tsugwu
Union Sound Wricks
Eisenhower backs summit talks with USSR under proper prep
President Eisenhower stated the United States will pursue a summit with Soviet leaders if properly prepared. He said Washington is willing to take steps toward real peace, with Dulles reporting the Soviets’ terms are unacceptable. A brief Washington session could work, but a long period abroad is unlikely due to the Constitution. He also touched on economic policy and the need to curb a business slump while maintaining prudent federal spending.
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Dulles
Soviet Union
Inter
Eisenhofver
Euvime
Cuetherie
Driver Cited After Rammiing Car on West Main Street
Police cited the second driver for reckless driving after a collision opposite the Water House queue on West Main Street. Officers listed 38 year old Wathrie Mivk of North Center Street for damages and noted two vehicles sustained losses with repair estimates of 200 and 1150 dollars.
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Mila
Ewustryn
Area Woman Hurt In Car Truck Crash Near Columbus
A three mile east of Cony at Spotts Crossing on Route 6 crash left Mrs. Bernard Porter 49 Spring Creek with arm and shoulder injuries after turning onto Route 6 and entering the highway. Raymond Merritt 32 Jasnestown unable to stop as Porter attempted to left into a driveway. Estimated damage 800 to both vehicles. Merritt unhurt, Porter treated by a local physician. Also: Bob Hope visa attempt in Moscow ends with no success after seven days.
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Cony
Spotts Crossing
Polot
Bernard Porter
Spring Creek
Atten Havin
Raymond Merrit
Jasnestown
Merritt
Porter
Johnson backs job creating fund and public works plan
Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson of Texas urges a half billion dollar Public Works Administration with 90 percent federal cost sharing to spur employment. The Gore bill would fund public buildings schools recreation facilities airports and hydroelectric plants while a billion dollars in new water projects is also favored. Johnson seeks early Senate action and notes potential infrastructure moves from housing to highways with Eisenhower administration discussions forthcoming.
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Texas
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Knowland
California
Secretary of Interior
Seaton
Ex-Corry Man Heads Texas Zinc Minerals Board
Howard S. McCray and L. F. Hayes were elected chairman and president of the Texas Zinc Minerals Corporation, jointly owned by The Texas Company and The New Jersey Zinc Company. McCray, born in Corry, longtime Texa n Company executive, based in New York City. Hayes, mining engineer, based in Grim Junction, Colorado.
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Howard S. McCray
Texas-Zinc Minerals Corporation
4. L. Hayes
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New Jersey Zinc Company
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MU McCray
Adele McCray
Fourth Avenue
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Charles Wallace
Hazel McCray
California
Texanco
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Hayes
Texas Zinc Minerals Corporation
Colorado School of Mines
New York City
Grima Junction
Colorado
Furman Faces Democratic Push to Block Run
In Harrisburg Furman resisted coordinated pressure from Lawrence and party leaders to block his May primary bid against Pittsburgh Mayor Lawrence. Democratic stalwarts from Philadelphia and statewide figures held meetings. Furman planned to take the dispute to the Democratic Policy Committee.
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Theadelphia Semocratic Selty
James Clark
Philadelphia Trickine
Weneman
Pittsburgh
Victor E. Moore
Fur- Whee Peery Kuwrandu Ren “and
Clark
Barr
Potmneylvania
Bakers Union Re-elects Cross Defying AFL-CIO Split
The International Union of Bakery Workers and Confectionery Workers votes to re-elect James G. Cross as president at a special convention, defying AFL-CIO expulsion for alleged corruption. Delegates casting 3,124 votes with 3,523 for Olson, amid new independence chatter as rival AFL-CIO chartered union forms. Hoffa pledges support for independent action.
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Sue Ounetynd Confectionery’ Workers International Union
Asain
Afl-Cio
James G. Cross
Cross
Alex White
Buffalo
Peter H Olson
Hie
John Edens
Eugene
Ore
American Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union
John de Concini
Correnion
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Second Explorer satellite launched from Cape Canaveral
The Army launched a second Explorer type satellite using a Jupiter-C rocket at Cape Canaveral, three days after the first satellite Tito was placed in orbit. The 70 foot launcher, similar to the prior vehicle, carried a metal tube about six feet long and six inches in diameter, reaching near 200 miles altitude and speeds around 18,000 mph, with initial ascent at 1 28 p.m. local time.
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Lke
Heyest Space
Tirnt
House Probers Delay Return Of Mack As Witness
A House committee delaying Mack’s testimony signals friction over witness access and open invitation norms. Senators Holland Smathers Kefauver show willingness to testify if summoned, while House leadership resists targeting any single senator, accusing some officials of pressuring FCC votes and criticizing their conduct in high office.
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School Crisis Blamed On Public Apathy
Chicago Commissioner Lawrence G. Derthick says the nation faces a school crisis due to public inattention and insufficient funding for higher education. He urges a Soviet‑style, intensified educational effort to boost brainpower and argues that only about 9,000 doctorates are awarded yearly while roughly 300,000 capable individuals could earn a PhD, yet only about 2,000 are available as new college teachers.
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Lawrence G. Derthick
National Conference On Higher Education
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Derthick
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11 Cars Derailed In Erie RR Wreck At Mill Village
Eleven trains were derailed in an Erie railroad wreck near Mill Village. No injuries were reported, and officials indicated the line would be cleared with trains spooled to the opposite track. The wrecking crew arrived and the surrounding area was being cleaned up after noon.
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Mingy Ih Bs
U S Plans Counterproposal for Pre Summit Meeting
Washington reports the United States plans a prompt reply to the Soviet proposal for a foreign ministers conference to lay groundwork for a later summit. Secretary of State Dulles opposes limiting talks to organizational matters and insists on substantive issues including German reunification and Eastern European politics, with a possible counterproposal involving a broader ministers meeting.
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United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Jie
Dulles
Air Force plans motionless moon satellite
The Air Force describes a concept to place a satellite 20 000 miles out that hovers over a fixed point on earth, moving in a circular orbit once daily. It would tolerate no atmospheric drag, enabling efficient missile guidance and surveillance with a stationary position relative to the planet.
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Armed Forces Communications Electronic Association
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Tve
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Trvine
Air Force Missile Test Center
Hearing Set On Tannery Bills In Pittsburgh Federal Building
Hearing scheduled for March 85 at the Federal Building in Pittsburgh on tannery bills. Attorney Bosker seeks 30250 and attorney Bowser requests 1182.20 along with 800 for fees and 122.50 expenses. Brown, bankruptcy counsel, asks 1050 for services and 1402 for expenses. A public notification covered the Citiens National Bank property on Main Street in Werksee, prompting disclosure of total and axe mers. The decision was approved by a vote of 317 to 0 in Batu, NY, with Bingy jay approved by Steuben iy wilJeuy.
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Ingo
Batu, NY
Bingy Jay
Steuben Iy wilJeuy
Gasoline Price Jumps One Cent Gallon Here
Gasoline prices rise one cent across the eastern seaboard with a delayed citywide effect. Stations began the hike last Thursday but uniform pricing may take up to nine weeks to settle. Regular pumps jump to about 30.9 cents per watt.
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Seaboard
Corry
McGonigle Tops GOP Governor Bid as Leaders Meet
A meeting of party leaders discusses the GOP governor nomination with McGonigle named as top choice. The committee faces internal tensions as several members and potential candidates are noted, including McConiy and Barris, with wide county and state figures referenced before continuing to page six.
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Grorke
Bloom
Holmans
Blunience
McConiy
Barris Bill
Daglis Eliot
Franklin County
Rodert H Kent
Kivengood
Daniel B. Strick
Lancaster County
Gavernor John Mr. Walker
Mewheny
Robert D. Fleming
Alletheny County
Superim Court
Gunther Brown
Havalt & Stassen
U S Nuclear Sub Claims Speed Record
The nuclear powered American submarine Skate berthed at Yurtland’s British base with Cmdr James F Calvert claiming a record for fastest transatlantic crossing by a US submarine. He said the Skate arrived in 203 hours but declined to reveal speed, distance, or a precise departure point beyond Groton Conn. The Skate is a 205 ton vessel with a claimed range of 61 000 miles and a price of 31 million dollars.
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England
Marine Skate
United States
Atlantic
James F. Calvert
Calvert
Cleveland
Ohio
U. S-to
Europe
America
Grovinds
Tax Liens Filed Against Three Stars
Tax liens were filed in the county clerk’s office against Metres Davis and her husband Gary Merrill and Peter Lee J Cobb. The IRS placed liens totaling several thousand dollars for the years 1953 and 1951, with amounts listed as 5570 for Miss Tikwis and Merrill and 814,404 for Cah.
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Matte Davis
Gary Merrill
Peter Lee J. Cobb
Intergal Revenue Service Fund
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