Delayed Action On Use Of Site For Guards
State Adjutant General and the commander of the 28th National Guard Division will meet again to decide whether to use the land for armory facilities and a training building after talks with Major General Henry K. Pluck. The decision may be delayed for weeks as officials weigh school needs, land title transfers, and funding for construction. Community protests have been filed by residents near Park Fraidonis.
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Erie
Lawrence Pink Toquois
28Th Natdhal Guard Division
Genert
Drexel
Bw Xiuird
Henry K. Pluck
Gen Pluck
Parke
Biddle
Biss
Dan Skat
Carent Recuin Hons
Ly Ile
Ad Suibe
Euard Eliel Nin Wishy
Gromyko replies to Western powers on rejection
Soviet diplomat Gromyko answered Western demands after a note from the United States Britain and France. Western envoys met him individually to discuss Czech Slovakia and Poland in talks while London Paris and Washington prepared a Paris conference for allied envoys. Diplomatic sources say the Kremlin signaled support for addressing feelings rather than full treaty negotiations before the summit.
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Andrel Gromyko
Ami Hudsadowy
Salivers
Notte
Czérhoslovakia
Poland
Inver Qa
Gromnyk
Gromyka
Soviet Union
London
Paris
Washington
Ambassadir Llewellyn Thompson
France
Maurice Dedean
Western
Europe
Wester
Kremlin
Phure
Open Hearings On Labor Reform Bill In Congress
Report notes continued hearings on a labor reform bill with Republican opposition and concerns it may bog down in the Senate during the 1950s session. Secretary of Labor Mitchell and Senator Mundt urge quick action, while a forecast says passage may be unlikely without Senate approval. A stray analogy about the Brooklyn Bridge and cables is included in the fragment.
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Senate
Orbore
House
Mitchell
Karl Mundt
R-Sd
Muni
Auto Crash Fatal to Erie Man Frank Shade Jr
An Erie man, Frank Shade Jr., 38, died after his car swerved and struck a yard rail then rolled into a ditch miles north of Venango County. He was thrown from the vehicle and died of chest and internal injuries. Deputy Coroner Smith declared him dead. A witness, John Stroup, said Shade was thrown clear as the car left the highway. Investigators from Meadville State Police pursued the crash lead and the investigation continued.
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Venango
Crayfore County
Frank ©. Shade Jr
Coronel Smith
Ceawford County
Shade
John Stroup
B.D
Meadville
Eoie Huntinghelt
Urewnl
Train Derailed Near Franklin
Fifteen cars of a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed six miles south of Franklin beside the Allegheny River. No injuries reported though one car plunged into the river and others spilled merchandise. Significant track damage noted as the train traveled from Gimway to Buffalo.
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Franklin Franklin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny River
Franklin
Gimway, Pil
Buffalo
N.Y
Warren Chapter Captures Top Jaycee Awards
Warren Jaycee Chapter won most top awards at the state convention in Pittsburgh. Dick Cooke named outstanding president. Warren also earned Project of the Year, civic wind cultural improvement, and other Division A honors. Cook promoted to administrative president. Morgan Dougton elected state president.
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Warren
Warren Jaycee
Pittsburelt
Dick Cooke
Pennsylvania
Geisenbier
Byerman
Dick Cook
Morgan Dougton
Serial creator dies in New York at 66
Mrs Blaine 8 Carrington, a radio writer who seated Pepper Young's Family and other daytime dramas, died yesterday in New York. Carrington introduced the serial drama known as soap opera to radio by 1933, and helped shape early soap storytelling with influential characters and serials.
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New York
Blaine
Carrington
Pepper Young
Whena Gil Mar Eles
Rosemary
U.S. Mediator Seeks End to Los Angeles Air Strike
In Los Angeles area, a U S mediator from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service arrives to steer talks as unions IA M and U A W mobilize nearly 50 000 workers in mass meetings. They reject company offers and prepare for renewed bargaining led by Arthur C Vint. Offers from Douglas Aircraft North American Aviation and others hinge on small wage bumps and a 3 percent rise next year.
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Angeles
Federal
Medication and Conciliation Service
California
Defense McElroy
Mitcheil
International Association of Machinists
United Auto Workers
Los Angeles
San Diego
Arthu C. Vint
San Francisco
Fedtel
Mesdlalion
Douglas Aircraft Co
North American Aviation
Toe
Convair
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
TAM District Lodge
Convicted Killer Seeks New Trial in Pittsburgh Beating Case
A 56-year-old East Pittsburgh railroader James P. Sayers was found guilty by an Allegheny County jury of second-degree murder for the November beating death of his 41-year-old wife Josephine. Sentencing was postponed as defense counsel said a new trial would be sought. Nearby, Claude Schultz of Allentown was elected president of the Pennsylvania Division of the Travelers Protective Association.
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East Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
James P. Sayers Gully
Josephine
Washington Lubrication ad at Center and Phone TUFF to Beat TUFFY
A compact advertisement for Washington Lubrication at the corner of Center and Phone streets in Washington 21224 proclaims TUFF to Beat TUFFY with local business presence and street address.
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Washington Streets
Gold hoard fuels world demand amid U.S. recession fears
U S central banks have bought about 730 million dollars of U S gold since January as recession anxieties push nations to stockpile metal. Investors worldwide seek gold amid hopes the United States may curb inflation, while American citizens face legal limits on ownership. Fort Knox holdings remain near 22 billion dollars, underscoring the dollar’s appeal for some and risk for others.
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New York
United States
U.S
Condon
South Africa
Middle East
U. S
Treasury
Washington
Fort Knox
Inflation talk sparks price targets for gold in Texas
A San Antonio investment banker urges Congress to raise the gold price to 100 dollars an ounce, arguing it would boost the dollar value of gold and trigger a broad mining revival. He claims higher prices would return miners to work and lift copper and lead as well, benefiting the economy.
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U. S
San Antonio
Texas
BF Pilman Jn
Congress
Treasury
Knox
Area Man Held In Auto Theft Case
Maurice Bolt, 52, of Waterford R D 5, was held after allegedly stealing a sedan from a LeBoeuf Township home and later arrested by Franklin police. Sullivan reported his car missing. e radio alarm helped locate the vehicle. Bolt was charged with grand larceny and jailed in Erie County.
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Bell Bott
Waterford
ST Gray
London Transport Strike Shuts Much of London
In London a major transport strike paralyzed the city as over 50 000 bus drivers and other workers walked out. The action disrupted 400 vehicles and halted daily commutes despite mild weather. Union leader Frank Cousins pushes for a 10s 6d weekly rise to 29s 8d, signaling a possibly prolonged dispute.
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London Transport
London
Lamdon
UAW Contract Talks Resume Amid Industry Negotiations
UAW leaders report progress in abstract talks with Ford Chrysler and GM after meetings with each team. Ken Bannett Arthur Hughes Lewin and V Patterson spoke on a weekly TV program about gains, while broader party politics in Laos and electoral shifts were noted in the dispatch.
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Unite Auto Workers Union
Ken Bannett
UAW
Ford
Arthur Hughes
Uion
Chrysler Lewin
V. Patterson
ZAW
Terellion
Vientiane
Laos
Seader
Pasdee Nol
Bannon
Ion Hue Hy Vole
China
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U. S. Golf Association
White House
Rose Garden
St. Andrews
Scotland
International Soundphoto
Washington, Pa
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Allentown
Travelers Protective Aeveration
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Business Mirror
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Maple Ave
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