Cory School Sells Bonds At 2 3/8 Percent Rate
The Cory school district sold bonds worth 950,000 at 2 3/8 percent with a 146 90 premium to Seneca Bank and Trust Co of Oil City. Proceeds will reimburse the district treasury for Hatch Building work and re lighting at Wright and Cord schools. Other bids ranged from 2 1 2 to 2 3 8 percent with premiums up to 5100.09 and 528.50. Directors approved selling to Oil City bank and paid 1 200 to Belle vitor rank McKnight for prep work on the issue.
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Cory
Seneca Bank and ‘Trust Co
Oil City
Concord
Smith and Root
Arthies LeStrange Ed Co
Sunningham
Schmusis Sind Gi
Titusville Trust Co
Citivens National Bank
National Bank of Corry
Bellevitor
McKnight
Fertilizer Dispute Reaches Trial Basis Resolution
A city council closed session, prompted by Bulkley Dunton concerns over GLF fertilizer dust along the Erie tracks, led to a temporary agreement. GLF will curb dust on demand to protect Bulkley Dunton property, avoiding a test of the pre 1949 ordinance while the arrangement lasts.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
GLF
W. A. Redmond
Kermit Mewes
Bulkley Dunton Co
City Corncil
Kintey
Bulkley Dunton
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania Avene
Tt Wis
Driverless car in Bronx crash kills woman in crowd
A driverless convertible plowed through a crowd outside a Bronx department store killing Mrs. Shirley Weber, six year old Ellen Sue Weber injured, and injuring news stand worker Mrs. Josephine Kirby. James J. Curtin, 86, and two elderly women uninjured.
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NEW Yourson
Bronx
James J. Curtin
Alcohol Beverage Control Board
Geeldentelly
Carlin
Josephine Kirby
Shirley Weber
Ellen Sue
Curtin
Ike to Sign Pay Raise Bill For Armed Forces
President Eisenhower is expected to sign a bill raising pay for armed services starting June 1. The measure, aimed at retaining trained personnel, passed both houses yesterday and aligns with his recommendations.
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Eisenhower
Home
Senate
Eisenhow
Violence Rages In Lebanon Amid Pro-Western Protests
Rioters smashed shops and blocked streets in Beirut as demonstrations against Lebanon's pro West government intensified. Security forces faced clashes with crowds after a curfew ended, with reports of injuries and at least two deaths. Rioting spread to Tripoli with a damaged library and a deadly clash between rioters and police. The unrest followed the assassination of a Beirut publisher supporting Nasir's regional policy.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Hay
Smrike
Information Agency
Tripoli
U.S
Anid
Teng Lo
UAR
Nasser
Striking Union Members Get Surplus Food
Union workers now on strike at Corry-demestown will register and collect surplus food at the State Armory from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. tomorrow. Clifford Holcomb said auxiliary police will help traffic control and that 300 to 800 autos are expected in the area during the evening.
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St Uefense wxMry
State Armory
Corry-demestown
Clifford Holcomb
Hollwomb
Teacher Bids For Increase In Adviser's Pay
The board discussed raising supplemental pay for directing activities of the school newspaper from 200 to 300 dollars next year. Superintendent Dougins warned Miss Nelle Titls might leave without the raise, and the item was referred to the administration committee. Other proposed increases for various roles were listed, including coaches and administrators, with the study of French added to next year's curriculum. Directors approved full salaries for five teachers needing summer enrollment and authorized closing substitutes with district payments. The second year summer school music program was approved at about 720 dollars, with Ronald Rairie in charge, and William Miller renamed to conduct the school census at 15 cents per name.
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LM. Dougins
Nelle Titls
Douglns
Ebner Ortner
Ortner
Sis
Ciisinge
Hn Ween
Ronald Rairie
William Miller
Area Man Hurt As Car Smashes Posts Near Union City
A Union City man Harry Lyons, 20, was injured when his station wagon careened from Route 97, smashed through a guardrail, and plunged over an embankment, causing about 2000 dollars in damage. He was taken to Stem Memorial Hospital with lacera tions and contusions.
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Union City
Corry
Harry Lyms
Lyans
Stem Memorial Hospital
Lyon
Bare Letter Of Confession At Starkweather's Trial
Charles Starkweather’s murder trial included a read confession letter signed by Starkweather and Carl. The missive, found after arrest in Wyoming on January 29, details how Caril’s family dispute led to Bartlett’s death and mentions earlier killings. The letter, addressed to no one, is tied to the Bartlett and Jensen cases in the Starkweather spree.
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Starkweather
Lincoen
Nebia
Charles Starkweather
Carll Fugale
Carll
Charles
Ithough Starkweather
Carl
Wyoming
Marion Bartlett
Cyril
Ums
Stark Weather
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Jensen
D'S
Coril
Bartlett's
Jetter
Caril
Bartletth
Bartett
Bartlett
Foreign Aid Fees Seek Heavy Cuts In Ike's Request
In Washington today opponents urged deep cuts in the foreign aid bill as the House moved toward showdown voting. Leaders aimed to reject major slash below a committee-approved 3.603 billion for the year beginning July 1. The plan, supported by Speaker Rayburn and Rep. Martin, seeks to preserve Eisenhower’s vital aid program for the free world and U.S. security.
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Washington
Hous
House
Eisenhover
Senate
Sam Rayburn
Dtex
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
Eisenhower
Amerca
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Foreign Affairs Committee
Mack
Sting
Alvin M
Bentley
E. Ross Adair
R-Ind
William A. Dawson
Rutah
U. S
Dawson
Ninetts
Senate Subcommittee Seeks Fed Chair View on Recession
Washington senate subcommittee called Federal Reserve Board Chairman William M. Martin to testify on recession signs and the impact of the 114 billion dollar emergency housing bill. The panel pressed for views on further housing program measures and housing loan guarantees through June 30, 1959. The session also noted wage trends and unemployment insurance claims as part of the broader economic landscape.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Sense Housing
Wilam M. Martin
Reserve Board
John Sparkman
D-Ann
Martin
Sparkman
Congress
Ser
Homer Gupehart
Indiana
Federal Housing Administration
Commerce Department
William A. Underwood
Interstate Conference On Employment Security
Ex College Dean Harvey Hoover Dies at 77 in Gettysburg
The Rev Dr Harvey D Hoover former president of Carthage College from 1900 to 1926 died Sunday at age 77. He taught at Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary from 1926 to 1952 and served on the Susquehanna University faculty for many years. Born in Adams County, Pennsylvania, his career spanned multiple Northeast institutions.
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Gettysburg
Harvey D Hoover
Carthage
Collegeyrom
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Susquehanna University
Adafhs County
Nixon Arrives in Caracas Amid Reports of Threats
Vice President Nixon faced student riots as his convoy entered Caracas on the final leg of a Latin American tour. Police used tear gas to disperse demonstrators while U S and Venezuelan sources warned of possible assassination plots. Nixon called the threat routine and said only a government request could alter his plans.
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Caracas
Nixon
Foles
U. S
Venemelan
Venezelan
Asmniversity
Washington
Secret Service
A.E. Baughman
Frank Barry
Baughman
Barry
New York
William Key
Lima
Peru
Guided Missile Plant Workers Declare Strike
Guided Missile Plant workers from Convair began a strike at the Convair guided missile plant here early today after the IAM rejected terms. About 1 777 of 4 700 hourly employees walked out while production personnel picketed. Convair said no further negotiations were scheduled and noted the wage offer was 17 to 27 cents an hour with old scale from 1.29 to 2.75. Other major contracts remain under negotiation including Douglas Aircraft, Lockheed missile division, and related plants across several states. Local authorities pledged to prevent violence as mediation continued.
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Eumuns
Cain
Pomona
Navy
Convair
San Diego
Air Force
Convair Presiden
J. W. Nuish
Peronit
Douglas Aircra| Co
Long Beach
Calif
Tulsa
Okio
Charlotte
Sanfie Montes
EY Begundo
Car
Lockheed’s Missile Division
van Nuys
Pro Alto
Bunnyvale
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Marietta
Gasplant
TAM
Khrushchev Seeks Clear Disarm Talks With U S
Washington reports Khrushchev agreed to begin technical disarmament talks and to spell out conditions. Eisenhower wants a swift, satisfactory answer and Dulles calls Khrushchev’s letter a sign of progress while cautious over the plan. State Dept seeks allied views on handling the pre summit maneuver.
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Washington
Phe
Staley
Khrushehev
Khrushchev
Eisenower
Fure
Khrushcchev
Eisenhower
Scretary
Dulles
Ward
White House
Copenhagen
State Department
Brothers' Bodies Found In Lagoon Park
Walter Scott, 35, reported his sons Wayne 8 and Larry 6 missing after they went fishing at a lagoon in a Chicago park. About 50 police searched the area as guardsmen dragged the lagoon and found the children’s bodies, signaling a tragic accidental drowning.
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Chicago
Park
Rebels Sack U S Agency In Algeria
Demonstrators in Algiers ransacked the U S Information Agency office as protests mounted over French rule. Students and workers burned leaflets urging changes, while violence and bombings disrupted the capital amid calls to keep French representatives out of Algeria.
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U.S
Algeria
Suuuene Uy
U. S
Tafor
Maton
France
Algeri Om
Algeriy
He Natiotsa
Pape
Pierre Ptimus
Pilimlin
USIA
Centee
Vitch
Wilavk
Todes
Hineeliy
Unknown Soldier to Return on Blandy to Naples
The Blandy headed home to Naples Italy with a flag draped casket aboard the destroyer for an unknown World War I soldier. It met the carrier Boston off Norfolk to transfer the body of a World War II unknown soldier from the Pacific. The casket from Epinal’s military cemetery was chosen yesterday and brought here with flowers.
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U. S
Naples
Italy
Blandy
Norfolk
Boston
Pacific
Epinal
Studies Rule On Wage Order In Harrisburg Hearing
Attorney General Samuel McBride states Dauphin County court will decide wage order for women and children in hotels motels and restaurants at issue before any appeal. If no appeal is taken new hearings likely by Labor and Industry Secretary William L. Batt.
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Iyalel Ane
McBride
Labor
Tadustey
William L Batt Jz
Pflimlin Seeks Top Post Today
Parliament debates Pflimlin bid to become postwar premier in Algeria policy clash. He frames a limited home rule plan and forms a broad coalition with midline parties. Security rounds the assembly as police guard against protests while France seeks NATO unity on North Africa policy.
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Faris mM — Piette Esses We Dly
Algeria
Assembly
Popular Republicans
MRP
Voth
Umlin
France
Siimark
North Africa
Pflini
Fin
NATO
United States
Nori
TV surgery stirs New York viewers as girl 3 improves
A three year old girl at University Hospital underwent a televised heart operation. Doctors said the child was in good spirits and expected to walk around the hospital. Viewers watched from the metro area as the surgeon performed the procedure. The girl is expected to be well enough to go home in two or three days.
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Hite
Mabel Chi
University Hospital
Strikesman
Metro Voliten
New York
Créa
Start Hunt For New School Superintendent
Following L M Douglas election as superintendent of the North Huntington district, he submitted his resignation to the Joint Committee effective the first Monday in July. The administration committee led by Stewart Long will accept applications for the vacancy immediately, with a minimum salary of 10000 yearly. Expect 30 or more applicants from administrators and qualified teachers aiming for the post.
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North Huntington
L. M. Douglas
Joint Committee
Stewart Long
Sol
Missiles Chief Backs Eisenhower Defense Plan
U S missiles chief Hutchlay, director of guided missiles in the Defense Department, endorsed Eisenhower s defense reorganizaton plan. He told reporters after addressing the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences that the plan would strengthen Joint Chiefs of Staff ability to pursue a balanced missile program and tied national defense to a broader strategic view emphasized by Holaday in their lab remarks.
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Pi Louie Tr—Warm m
Hol Jay
U.S
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Hutchlay
Department of Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Institute of Aeronauical Sciences National Midwestern
Holaday
Fire engines collide on Midget Avenue intersection
Two fire engines responding to an alarm on Midget Avenue in Warwick Rhode Island diverted along different routes and collided at the Midget Avenue Nousauket Road intersection. No injuries were reported though both vehicles were damaged. The incident occurred during a minor blaze call.
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Warwick, R. I
Midget Avenue
Nousauket Road
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