Ex Ike Adviser Admits Working Three Years For Beck
Former Eisenhower labor adviser Merlyn Pitzele testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that he drew five thousand dollars a year in 1952, 1954 and 1958 from David Beck, head of the Teamsters Union. Payments were via Time Relations Associates of Chicago run by Nathan W. Shefferman, described as a specialist in investigations. Pitzele, now labor editor of Bulletin Week Magazine, said he opposed becoming Beck’s consultant after Beck’s 1952 Teamsters rise. Continued on page six.
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Washington
Merlyn Pitsaule
Elesenhower
al Angether
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Spe
Senate
Tine Hor Relations Associates of
Chicago
Nathan W. Shefferman
Shefferman
Poinser
Robert F. Kennedy
Group appoints Cobbett wage tax collector
A bid by Cobbett to collect the city wage tax was approved by the Tax Committee, comprising Corry City Council and school board members plus a neutral fifth, effective November 1. Ernst and Ernst will continue as receiver for the one percent levy, Cobbett earns 1200 dollars yearly, and total costs drop about 400 from the lowest bid for combined duties.
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Yne “Combueu Sasecu Tacome ‘Tax Committee
Corry
Melvin 8. Cobbett
E. T. Cherry
Guy the Olin Hobere Oce Priahloat
Elwin Fuller
Luke Graham
Ernst ‘and Ernst Firm
Erle
Cobbett
Gobbett
Bald
Root Furniture Opens New Location For Grand Opening
Root Furniture moves from East Main to a larger store on First Avenue in the former Prana Furniture Building. Grand opening runs 9 am to 9 pm today and tomorrow with five door prizes including a platform rocker, mattress, dishes, child’s rocker, and table lamp. Root family marks 46 years in business with owner Ron Root leading the operation. The East Main street outlet renamed Root’s Used Furniture and Appliance will continue as storage for used items while the new site handles new merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root Furniure Sre
Walohs Jit
Main Street
First Avenue
Prana Furniture
Root
Hoth
Eon Root
East Main Street
Crippled airliner lands after gear jams on foam cushion
A United Airlines DC7 carrying 11 passengers and 5 crew diverted to Los Angeles International Airport after landing gear jammed on touchdown. The plane slid on a fire-fighting foam cushion for about 100 yards, narrowly avoiding the terminal area. Pilot Captain Charles Dent credited following procedures as the cause for a safe, albeit dramatic, landing. Spectators cheered as the four-engine craft was brought to a stop.
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Los Angeles
United Airlines
International Airport
Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport
United
New York
Charles Dent
Allentown
Dent
Kilian Mfg Gives $5,000 to Corry YMCA Building Fund
An unexpected gift of $5,000 from Frederick Kilian, president of Kilian Mfg. Corp., to the Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp led YMCA Building Fund shortfall. Kilian learned of the $150,000 need during a recent Corry visit and plans to attend the November 17 dedication ceremonies.
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Syracuse
Cony Ymca
Frederick Killat
Kilian Mfg. Corp
David A. Hilllstrom
Corry- Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Kilian
Corry
YMCA
Hillstrom
Mr. Killan
Corry Driver Sentenced in Hit Run Case
Willard Williams of Union City appeared in Erie County court before Judge Burton Laub and was sentenced to one year in Allegheny County Walkhouse with a 750 fine for hit and run and drunken driving. Police reports cited Williams as a frequent troublemaker to Union City patrols. He has prior larceny and drunken driving records.
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Willard Williams
Vorty
Allegheny County
Erie County
Jildne Burton R. Laub
Laury
Karl Goodwin
Union
City ‘Police Department
Williams
Splinter Removed From Premier Ben-Gurion Leg
The splinter was removed from Premier David Ben-Gurion's left leg this morning and his condition is satisfactory. The 10 year old Ben-Gurion has been in the hospital since a deranged man lobbed 2 grenades at the floor of Parliament Tuesday. He is expected to remain in hospital another day or two. Social Welfare Minister Moshe Shapiro remains seriously wounded, while Foreign Minister Golda Meir was released from the hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Moshe Shapiro
Golda Meir
Knight May Quit Governor Race For Senate Seat
Renewed reports that Gov. Goodwin Knight would quit seeking re election and run for the U S Senate stirred California politics. Newspapers cite Washington sources and friends of the governor, noting the move would clear the field for William F. Knowland and ease intraparty tensions ahead of the June primary.
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Knight May
Senate
Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin Knight
U.B
Treatur Mall
California
Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington
Repucan
William PF Knowland
City Industrial Development Committee Seeks $80,000 Fund
The Corry Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee outlines ten months of private talks with more than 70 firms and three possible sites as it pursues an $80,000 fundraising effort to attract an industrial facility. President Ollin Bracken explains the group’s cautious, publicity-sparing strategy to protect Corry’s economy and competitive stance among 3000 chambers of commerce nationwide. Committee members listed include Charles Bragkens, Olin Bracken Je, Rastelas Brown, Earl Cherry, Roger M. Brown, Charles Butters, Merle Dodd, Richard Rossbacher, Duane Fogle, and Stewart Long.
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Ukeerm. Erupt Committee
Corry, Chamber of Commerce
Midat
Iik
Cosity Corry
Olln Bracken
Corry
Chamter
E “Pursne
Chamber’ of Commerce
Chamber of
Uber Aly
Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Development Committee
Industrial Develoopment Committee
Charles Bragkens
Olin Bracken Je
Rastelas Brown
Earl‘. Cherry
Roger M. Brown
Charles Butters
Merle Dodd
Richard Rossbacher
Duane Fogle
Stewart Long
Loot Repaid In St Josephs Church Theft
Two boys admitted to police they stole $3.50 from the poor box at St Josephs Catholic Church in Waukesha Wisconsin. They had already spent the money at the parishs annual festival.
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Waukesha
Wis
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Church
NAACP Aides Face Arrest In Little Rock
In Little Rock police moved to arrest NAACP officers amid integration turmoil. City leaders blamed the NAACP for disobeying a new ordinance requiring group records and confidentiality. The district court case seeking a restraining order against enforcement continued, while federal-state deadlock over Central High School integration persisted.
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NAACP
Little Rock
Arkli
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lee H. Eyang
MAACP
K. C. Bates
New York
J. ©. Crenchaw
Mt. I Pleasant
T He Naacp
UY. 8
League of Central High Mothers
Freedom Fund For
Capital
Ens Council
Central High School
Orval Faubus
Faublis
Central High
Eisenhower
Arkansis
Local Group Aims to Aid Industrial Deal Effort
An unnamed local industrial development group plans to assist a deal involving Aerie Supply Co in Tees Whe and related parties. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text, but the effort centers on regional industrial support and governance during an emergency period.
UNICEF Penny Drive Nets 302 Dollars in City
UNICEF drive across multiple party centers raised 302.00 dollars with 384 attendees joining between 0:30 and 7:30 pm. Funds support milk and medical care for sick children through the UNICEF Emergency Fund, with thanks given to police, civil defense, service clubs, PTA groups, churches and fraternal organizations for orderly campaigns and donations.
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Pial Ee Aere
Foix
Walton International Nn
Gohimbis
Presbyterian Church
Rotary, Kiwanis and Key Clubs
Holy Name Society
Catholic Daughters For ‘America
The
Elks Club
Haase Slain In Shotgun Trap Near Lyons Home
Willard O Bates a 50 year old tavern owner was killed in a shotgun trap as he stepped from his wagon beside his Lyons suburb home. Police recovered numerous large caliber slugs and believe a machine gun was used. Bates had recently planned to sell the Southwest Side tavern Tio Visita and move with his wife to Florida but illness delayed the plan.
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Thalisar
Vucvt
Willard O. Bates
Lyons
Bates
Southwest Side
Florida
Princeton coach Caldwell dies at 56 in New Jersey
Charlie Caldwell long time Princeton University head football coach dies at Princeton Hospital at age 56 after a lingering infection. He was admitted last Monday and had been unable to throw off the illness, according to his physician.
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Princeton
N. J
Charlie Caldwell
Princeton University
Caldwell
Scientist Sees Months Before U S Can Catch Reds On Missiles
A Chicago based scientist warns the United States faces a multi year lag to build up missile related scientific manpower. He notes a shortage of high level researchers will persist despite training efforts and cites an elusive current supply of engineers. The remarks come as U S agencies coordinate scientific personnel programs under the National Academy of Sciences and National Research Council.
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Chicago
Barone
Trytten
Compietlaon
Tron Curtain
Tryllen
Office of Scientific
National Academiy ‘of Sciences-Nationial Research Council
Washington
Meeting to Earneh 80,000 Appeal at Yoearr Supply
A troubled notice outlines an 80 000 dollar appeal related to Earneh and Pepeemetare concerning TMD tplar vital to eAnfiliaten at Yoearr Supply. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate a major meeting Monday night followed by an appeal start.
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Skort
UN Winds Up Syria Debate at General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly closed a bitter Middle East session as Syria agreed not to press for action now and consented to let the matter rest. The deal included refraining from a vote on a rival severe nation resolution and considered a move toward a future inquiry none the less. Ambassadors and the assembly president voiced cautious optimism that delegates would see the outcome as a new satisfactory result.
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United Nations
UN General Assembly
Middle East
Syria
Dag Hammarskjoldep
Severnistion
Lngl
Developmienilé Vt Instonesia
Ambamador Hans Engen
Norway
Assembly
Salat ‘Bitar
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Halloween Vandalism Report From City
Police report a Halloween spree of vandalism as rear tires are stolen from cars, cement blocks placed on streets, car windows vandalized with cleaners, and a large bonfire set near Clymer Central School. Investigators seek suspects and plan larceny charges when apprehended.
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Ted Welms
Maple Avenue
Milton Griffis
Hatch Street
Hebraktos
Harley Drake
East Pleasanttreet
Concord School
Press
Time Today
James Rooney
RB. D. 1
Corry
Rooney
West Main Street
Sandal
Tm Clymer
Gremen
Clymer Central School
Henryetta firemen shield tie truck from sun glare
Henryetta Oklahoma firefighters removed an awning over the west door of the tire house to protect their new bright red tie truck from sun exposure. The quick action preserves the vehicle’s color and finish.
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Henryetta
Okla
Chest Appeal Passes Milestone As Drive Near Top
The community Chest drive reports $35,380 raised with several divisions near goal and hopes to top the total by mid next week. Figures show boosts from multiple divisions including retail, service stations, fraternal, professional and schools, with a daily increase noted and totals tracked by divisions. ადგილი
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Journal
Flu Deaths May Hit 300 In State
A Pennsylvania state health official notes October 1956 pneumonia and allied deaths may push total for the month beyond 900 as reports lag. Dr William D Schrock Jr cites 234 deaths in October 1956 versus 232 in October 1955, with unofficial counts indicating dozens more from heat and flu related causes.
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Aarrisburger
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Nyenan
William D. Schrock Jr
Health Department
Division of
Sebrack
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Gop
Knowland
City Industrial
Midwest Company
Buy Aero Supply
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Ove
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