National Railroads Call Strike Monday
National Railroads call a strike for Monday by the Railroad Yardmasters of America, representing about 5,000 workers who handle trains. Carriers say no walkout for at least two months as talks proceed under an emergency board process and wage and work rule issues loom large.
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Chicago
America
Milton G. Schoch
Schoch
Theodore M. Short
Western Carriers Conference
Washington
Short
Ernie's Tiny Circus Display At Spring Creek Fire Hall
Ernie Palmquist debuts Ernie's Tiny Circus a 12 by 40 foot replica of Ringling Bros with Emmett Kelly figures. The miniature show uses four motorized sections and authentic costumes by Virginia Palmquist. It runs today tomorrow and Sunday from 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 10 pm with live circus music.
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Aircus
Spring Creek Fire Hall
Ringling Bros. Circus
Ernie Palmquist
Palmquist
Ringling Circus
Ernie
Emmett Kelly
4U Motors
Virginia Palm
Rex Harrison to wed Rachel Roberts in London
The Rev. Richard Roberts said his daughter Rachel Roberts and Rex Harrison may marry. Harrison, famed for playing Professor Higgins in My Fair Lady, is about 30 and has been Rachel Roberts's constant companion since before last Christmas.
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Rex Harrison
London
Richard Roberts
Rachel
Harrison
Henry Higgins
Miss Roberts
Rags To Riches Actor Jeff Chandler in Critical Condition
Culver City California actor Jeff Chandler, once a hitchhiker turned Hollywood star, remains in critical condition after a seven hour operation for abdominal bleeding. The 42 year old Brooklyn native and WWII veteran is under close observation at Culver City Hospital with his father and ex wife beside him. Chandler rose to fame in 1950 as Cochise in Broken Arrow and followed with a string of hit films. He underwent prior surgery for a slipped spinal disc while filming The Marauders in the Philippines.
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Culver City
Cali
Mary Jeff Chandler
Hollywood
Culver City Hospital
Philippineslands
Philip Grossel
Chandler
Marjorie
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cochise
Jamie
Dana
California boy first victim in Little League game
In Temple City California Jack B Babcock recalls his son Barry J Babcock the smallest Tiger on the Temple Little League team who died after being struck in the chest by a pitched ball as his family expresses resolve for the league to continue Barry weighed 52 pounds and was remembered as a fearless hearted player while Churchill recovers from a hospitalization in London after an autopsy failed to reveal the cause of death
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Carolyn
Barry
Barry J. Babcock
Tiger
Fa- Churchill
London
Sir Winston
Churchill
Babcock
Miss Cole and Kirin Win WOTM Nursing Scholarships
Corry Area High School seniors Jerane Cole and Norma Jean Kirin were named recipients of the annual WOTM nursing scholarships. Each will receive 200 dollars to defray training costs. Cole plans to start at Butler County Memorial Hospital on June 1 with Kirin aiming for St. Vincent’s Hospital in September.
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Vorrus Women of the Moose
Corry Area
Jerane Cole
Albert Cole
West Washington Street
Norma Jean Kirin
Mark Kirin
Columbus
Euch
Miss Cole
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Butler
Miss Kirin
Erle's
St. Vincent
Big Three Seek Plan to Neutralize Laos War
Geneva AP report says United States Britain and France draft a plan to neutralize Laos with international guarantees. Western powers accuse Pathet Lao of backing by North Vietnam and call for Lao troops to be Lao-led and limited. US insists advisers exit only after North Vietnamese leave.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Laos
United States
Britain
France
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Truce Commission
Picket Hit By Auto Of Executive At Jamestown Plant
A picket outside Art Metal Co plant in Jamestown was struck by an auto driven by Charles Dolin, injuring Rudolph Petrosky. Dolin, Bemus Point director of industrial relations, was involved as union members of Lodge 1559 had just rejected a company contract offer amid early tensions. Police noted a possible plant-patrol center attempt as officers investigated. The Typhoon in Hong Kong followed, bringing a mild blow and sweeping toward the southern Chinese provinces.
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Jamestown
Struck Art Metal Co
Rudolph Petrosky
Lodge 1559
International Association of Machinists
Petrosky
Charles Dolin
Bemus Point
Dolan
Pate
Colin
James Leake
Swamp Swishers Plan Centennial Mystery Event
The Swamp Swishers, a Sisters of the Swish group, are cooking up a centennial activity but have not announced exact details yet. The group aims to mark 100 years with a community project or event, promising a notable reveal in due course.
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Sisters of the
Military Bosses Rule Seoul With Iron Hand
Military officials in Seoul tightened control after a tight mayoral race in which Gardner led Cannavino by about 140 votes. Officials planned a full official count and opened city machines previously withheld, while Cannavino supporters urged cautious steps. County officials, including Fred Lamberton, Louis Ryzmek, Carl Proctor and Lindley McClelland, oversaw an informal session as the vote tally continued.
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Ussures
Victor Glembocki
Arthur Gardner
Michael A Cannavino
Gardner
Cannavino
Glembock
Cannagino
Glembocki
Fred Lamberton
Election Board
Louis Rzymek
Carl Proctor
Lindley McClelland
South Korea tightens grip after Rhee era ends
The military junta in Seoul restarts control, arresting leftists and imposing strict censorship. Leader Chang states the Communist Party lines are under surveillance and vows severe punishment for any crimes. U.S. support is framed as likely while relations are reassessed.
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Seoul
Korea
South Koea
Ayngman Rhee
God
Chane Deroane
Menor
Fhe Communist Party
Chang
Posner
John M. Chang
U. S
Washington
State Approves Junior High School Here in Erie County
State approval grants a second secondary attendance center for Administrative Unit 7, Corry area, to join Corry Area High School. The junior high will be located in Corry and eases future elementary construction while Sparta Merged Schools retain their own center.
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Erie County
Corry
Iweat
Willam E. Rodémeyer
Concord
Sparta Township
Tesur
Corry Ares
Corry Ares High Schow
Sabo
Four Hurt One Seriously In Area Crash Near Titusville
A north of Titusville Route 89 collision injured four people with one seriously hurt. James Bingley 17 of Diamond collided head on with Robert Dahnsay a Centerville resident after crossing the centerline. Johnson Treweded and Lingley suffered various injuries. Carl Brucker 47 of Centerville and David Evans 16 of Diamond area were also treated with injuries. hospital admitted Brucker for a back injury and Lingley for facial injuries. A separate item notes two police dogs biting suspects at a location yesterday.
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Buns Yeemann
Titusville
Corry
James Bingley
R.D. 1
Diamond
Robert ©. Dahnsay
Centerville
Lingley Muchiow
Johnson
Lingley
David Evans
Jacera
Wis
Carl Bruckher
Drowns While Posing With Fish On Miami Beach
Edward J. Kamat posed with a captured dolphin on a Biscayne Bay excursion and stepped backward from a party-boat dock, drowning after falling into the water. Ihmar, 32, of Brooklyn, was aboard and had just caught a 50 pound dolphin during the trip.
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Miami Beach
Edward J. Kamat
Biscayne Bay
Ihmar
Brooklyn NY
Sid
Erie County Steps Up Dog Law Enforcement
Erie County increases dog license enforcement during the week of May. County dog wardens will mail notices to delinquent owners urging license purchases. Enforcement officers from nine nearby counties join the effort, with further action expected in four additional counties. Fines range from five dollars to one hundred dollars plus up to twenty days in jail.
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Erie County
Paul Theet
Erdn
Sitet Jost Hight
Addisonal
Sumniories
Naslstjie Hanas
Jnst
Ainistihe
Pepullive
Should Doctors Enter Politics Says Medical Leader
President of the Pennsylvania Medical Society urges physician involvement in politics. Dr De Thomas W. McCreary spoke at the Pennsylvania Academy for Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology annual meeting, stressing civic duty and choosing leaders who safeguard future generations and national heritage.
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BeurmurajAri
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Thomas W. McCreary
Jathers
Pennsylvania Academy For Ophthalmology
Otolarynthology
FAMOWS FIRST The Twinkle Bailes organize a pint sized sisters chapter
A fragment from a Stater chapter notes the formation of the Twinkle Bailes group led by a council of mothers. It lists several young members including Kathy Hasbrouck Kathy Bursin Mary Lee Brant Berky Mantiv Bethy Rombagher Karen Brant Secondon Susan Sample Barbara Metray and others with a few accompanying adults. The item hints at a local social setup and internal group activities.
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Kathy Hasbrouck
Kathy Bursin
Mary Lee Brant
Berky Mantiv
Bethy Rombagher
Amd
Karen Brant
Susan
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