Doris Hatch Found Dead In Connecticut
Doris Hatch, 22, missing from Cambridge Springs since July 27, 1953, has been found in a wooded area near Stafford Springs, Connecticut. Pennsylvania authorities are to charge William Turner with a possible murder after questioning. Extradition arrangements and identification checks by Connecticut state police continue as investigators link the skeleton to the missing girl.
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Pe Uce
Stafford Springs
Conn
Sudh
Raymond Genhott
Massachusetts
Arestel
Curiebridge Springs
Lawrence Park Barracks
Frank Milligan
Shire Pallew
Tts
Four Men Called For Induction In Corry Draft Board
The Corry draft board named four men for induction into the armed forces: Bernard Gluvnn Corry Larry Butterfield diabora Wayne Gomkinn and Herbert Rohde of Spring Creek. Two more will undergo pre induction physical examinations at New Cumberland on November 11. The draft board reminded all youths nearing 18 to register or be called to report within five days.
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Vps
Hiyerbeer
Thowe
Bernard Gluvnn
Larry Butterfield Diabora
Wayne Gomkinn
Herbert Rohde
Spring Creek
Jock
New Cumberland
Blank Ballots On Tap In Utah Towns
Residents in New Harmony and nearby Virgin Utah will vote on Tuesday with blank ballots to be handed floodgate style to mark their choices. No candidate filed for town board. instructions say voters must write their selections on the ballot itself.
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New Harmony
Ulu
Hearby Virgin
Utah
Southerwestern
Tach
Three Die In Spectacular Blast At River Port
A massive explosion and fire at the Triangle Refining plant near a river port 25 miles west of Birmingham killed three men Felton Thrasher 46 plant superintendent Olen K Dodd 23 and a third unidentified worker. Gasoline vapors caused flames to shoot over 190 feet destroying docks and nearby houses. Thrasher died in a Birmingham hospital. The other two bodies were found in the debris. Damage was confined to the docks the plant and adjacent shanties.
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Ansociaten Rresa Birmingport
Alu
Parsons
Birmingham
Felton Thrasher
Phon
Triangle Refinenes, Inc
Tink
Olen K. Dodd
Thrasher
RW Reynolds
Divi- Slute
Telangle
Muilion Gullaris
Triangle
McCarthy Seeks Senate Probe of NLRB Actions
Senator McCarthy requests the Senate Investigations Subcommittee launch an immediate inquiry into the National Labor Relations Board. He cites undisclosed evidence of Communist influence and notes House scrutiny already underway. Acting NLRB Chair Rodgers declined to comment. McCarthy refers to long-pending HUAC lines of inquiry.
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McCarthy
Rawin
Senate
National Labor Relations Board
House
Mets
NLRB
Len McClellan
Dafe
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
AWOL Soldier Arrested Here in Corry
Istnest byne, an AWOL soldier from Fort Lewis, Washington, was picked up in Corry this morning after a visit to a probationer’s home. Military authorities from Pittsburgh contacted local police, and Walter Thompson admitted Pyne was at his Corry residence during the Morals Vigilance follow up.
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Istnest Byne
Corry
Hub
Clty Pollot
Uy 8
Fort Lewis
Washington
Walken
Lochfolie
Pittsburth
Pyne
Walter ‘Thompson
Poller
Harley Drake
Dynie
Thompson
Drake
Corryite Faces Morals Gharkes Held for Crawford County Court
Corryite Gharkes was ordered held for Crawford County court yesterday in Riceville on a charge of public indecency after shearing. State official Albert Amoroso allege the offense occurred October 27 along Route 277. The complaint was signed by a New York resident.
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Crawford County
Riceville
Palin
Albert Amoroso
Walter Donipke
Ricuville
Offenne Wan
New York
Auld Amoroso
Bone
Molotov Holds Line on German Unity at Geneva Talks
Western powers press Molotov to accept German unification under four power control while Moscow resists full West German alliance. Dulles and allies push for parallel negotiations on European security and an all German vote to unite two states under East and West German regimes.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Molotov
Germany
East
Dulles
Mutnilltin
Miniater Pinay
Dulles Yearhday
Scott's Crossing Road Opens After Paving Project
The new road links the Spring Creek road to Rotke Road, delivering an 18 foot wide thoroughfare with a six inch stone rise and a 9 foot length of 85 feet. The two month construction, started after Septem ber 7, was carried out by Warren County Highway Department engineers.
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Tynot
Malite Rango
Thie
Warren County Highway Department
Chicago Hit By 3 Inch Snowfall Record Triggers City Delays
Chicago experienced its first snowfall of the seven hours last night, easing light traffic but raising street hazards. The event dumped significant snow across most city parks and into surrounding suburbs, with some areas reporting up to nine inches.
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Chicago
Ex RFC Director Dips San Mateo Leader Named
Ex RFC director Samuri Ho Mhabande, listed as former president of Trunmainerica Corp and former director of Re constriction Finannt Corp, appears in a partially legible note dated Tuesday with unclear years and titles.
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RFC Dips
Dems Plan Big Chicago Dinner Rally With 3500 Expected
Democratic leaders from 17 states booked a $1000 plate dinner in Chicago on November 19. Chairman Jacol M. Arvey said about 3,500 guests, including former President Truman and several top party figures, are anticipated. Attendees include Adlai Stevenson, Gov. Averell Harriman, Sen. Hubert Humphrey, and national committeemen from New Jersey, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, and other states.
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Chicago
Jacol M. Arvey
Tom Huong
Yesterdy
Arvey
Spinkerk
Trumis
Thay
Adlai E. Steves
Averell Harrimen
New York
Hefaugur Obnessey Arvey Ald
David L. Lawence
Pittabureh
National Democrate
Comnierman
Pennsslrginia
Comnitteeman Gersald Hein
Mimnesou
New Jersey
Former Army employee admits taking secret papers
A Frankford Army Arsenal employee testified he took disputed papers from a distribution system and later returned them after discussions with lawmakers. He described showing how classified material could be removed and repaired, with government officials planning further comment later.
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Philadelphia
Frankford Army Arms Tite
Joseph
al Foren
Timies
Jim Zothy
Washington
David
Ban Macarthy
R-Wis
Shields
Moormonts
Murseru
Bris
Joseph Colby
Shige
Newbyitran
Jursina
Prentiss Reud
Hein
Reed
Uno
Shield
Tiilly
Frankford Anédil
Normas McCabe
Esenul
Pokemon
Dr Gray Named Chief Geologist in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Dr Carl Ghuy acting state geologist, promotes Dr Gray of Progress to director of the topographic and geologic survey. The vacancy remains since Stapley’s death. Gray’s appointment effective March.
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Gray
Harrisburg
Carl Ghuy
Stapley Nv
Gythense
Eisenhower Eyes Taft Hartley Changes Amid Recovery
President Eisenhower, recovering from illness, plans to push 14 Taft Hartley amendments in a new push against a Democratic Congress. Secretary Mitchell says changes may face rejection, while Eisenhower schedules Gettysburg leave for rest and rehabilitation around Mamie’s birthday.
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Associated Press
Denver
Eisenhower
Congress
Mitchell Mitchell
Mitchell
Gettysburg
White House
Mamie
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Parcel Post Rate Upheld by Appeals Court in 1058 Ruling
The court sustained lower court findings, approving a 40 percent rate increase for parcel post and endorsing Postal Service revenue changes. The Summersfield decision, fronted by General Summerfield, upheld the Commerce Commission’s authority to raise postal rates, while noting jury directives and the need for experience-based adjustments.
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Washington
Rmissiol
Inekesse Jstren
Ie NerbaBed
Wyatt fjAree
Wbouk
Thakyrs
Caprielonte
News conference canceled for travel to Washington
A spokesman said the regular Thursday news conference was called off to accommodate a trip to Washington. The next conference is expected to be held the following Thursday.
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Gary
Kendirodtay
Thursta
Washington
French Assembly OKs New Elections in Faure Confidence Vote
Paris reports the National Assembly voted 490 211 to hold new general elections next month amid confusion over a government bill to end the year. The fate of the bill rests with the Senate, which may delay or derail the early election plan.
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Associated Press
Paris
French National Assembly
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Haris
Premig
Edgar Faure
Council of the Republic
Senate
Wittla
Tk Alsa
Andee-Joan Godin
Assembly
Pierre Sohneiter
Schneiter
GAO official orders shakeup tied to disputed report
Washington Comptroller General Joseph Campbell ordered a personnel shakeup at the GAO division that probes federal agencies. The move, linked to a controversial July report alleging a conflict of interest by Howard Thomas, shifts William J. Ellis and Ralph Ramsey to the GAO general counsel’s office, with Kirt Johnson brought to Washington to replace Ellis. The report on Young had been criticized by lawmakers and denounced by Young’s attorney as misleading and wrong in parts, though GAO stood by others.
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Washington
Joseph Campbell
General Accounting Office
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GAO
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William J. Ellis
Ralph Ramsey
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GAO Genera Counsel
Kirt Johnson
GAO New York
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Chripbell
Young
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Mort
Vine Continiern
Bateline Materius
Amelén Zine Loud
Smerlink Gémpiny
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Youle
Weh
Gehewi Services
Corryites Buy Wilcox Firm Sale Details Revealed
The Corry community acquired the Wilcox firm in a sale announced October 7 with the new owners listed as from Corry, Oil City, Greenville, and nearby areas. William Beiter acted for Whe Aneta with a bid totaling 317 AW. The purchasers plan to continue the firm’s routes and operations in Pennsylvania towns long served by the Wilcox company.
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Liem
Aro
Lévby
Wileox Atl Bis
Occober
Roy
Mather Ani Gong Leo and
Paul
Filsety
Amiony
Cmiy
Oil City Brie
Glevelaid
Hilleon
Aytornes
William Beiter
Pennsylvani
Cindy Ly
Three Killed in Blast Furnace Explosion
An explosion at a Birmingham steel plant today killed three men and seriously injured two others. The blast occurred when a furnace duct failed, sending hot metal and debris into the area. Emergency crews responded immediately and workers were promptly removed for medical treatment.
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Xian
Staal
Bhhat Tuerncon
Talethete
Charles We
Aliyror
Guilands
Six Sought In Kidnap Case
Police seek six suspects in a missing child case involving Stephen Dammin a 34 month old boy abducted near a supermarket in East Meadow New York. An unnamed informant described six African American individuals as possible kidnappers. The boy remained missing as of yesterday with family and authorities pursuing leads.
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East Meadow
N.Y
Stephen Dammin
Talon
Fisher
Paiheld
Uuis
New York
Arn
Pamely
Marilyn
Air Force
Deery
Dumiman
Mitchel Air Force Base
School Boards Seal Furniture and Equipment Purchases
A regional education authority plans to hire builders and bid for furnishings and equipment for area schools. As replacement desks tables chairs and classroom items are ordered, additional site features and utility gear will be purchased to ready facilities for opening.
Peace Prize Awarded Amid Mixed Reactions In Ceremony
A formal awards event honored several figures while drawing diverse responses from attendees. The ceremony highlighted achievements in peace advocacy and featured remarks from organizers about ongoing efforts, with nominees and recipients representing various regions and organizations.
Israelis Claim Some Territory its Reoccupied
JERUSALEM reports say Israeli Foreign Ministry declares expulsion of the Egyptian invader from the El Auja Nizana demilitarized zone after heavy fighting. Casualties total 24 Israelis and 50 Egyptians with further combat reports from the Sabhay outpost and surrounding sectors.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Israeli Foreign Ministry
el Auja-Nizana Demilitarized Zone
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el Ain-Nizane
el Sabfay
Fieyone
Ilge Milles
Et Aufai Willi
Cairo
Apokenmin
Tsrielt Forten
Eoud
Egypt
Michuizi
Palestine
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Gara
ET Alii
Allana
Deel Linarlved
Bernt
Appeal Lost By Race Track Owner Re Accinlated Prac
Washington reports the appeal by a race track owner over a deportation order was upheld. The board rejected claims of accinlated practice and related misdeeds, confirming the prior ruling against the operator of Wheeling Downs.
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