City Reports Record High Employment Despite Few Job Calls
The local employment office reports a record high in employment with many job seekers still on file. Among 58 listed as women and 10 as veterans, most placed or shifted to new roles, while a notable number remained unemployed or voluntary workers awaiting assignments. Five individuals were hospitalized, and several job leads are noted as unavailable.
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Weather Summary From Last Month And Daily Readouts
Fragmentary weather record shows Rain totals and temperatures, with scattered notes on frost, wind, and notable daily highs and lows. The piece mentions last month’s rainfall, a typical winter pattern, and references data plots from local stations including Corry and Denver areas.
Sentenced For Taxi Holdup At Aurunu Pa
In Aurunu Pennsylvania l t Robeth To Edwald 27 from New Bethinhem was sentenced to a five year term at Webern Penitentiary for holding up a taxi driver on October 2. The driver was injured and the stolen cat belongings recovered. Warren police said Edarge admitted robbing the taxi driver in nearby Vandergrift and another suspect in the days before.
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Israel Cabinet Meeting Over UN Move Called
Israel Prime Minister convened an emergency cabinet session after the UN demand for a cease fire in the Middle East. The session followed the mobilization and an attack near the Bethlehem area and targeted forces in the region.
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World Ills in Brief Reports Britain France Egypt Iran
London and Paris clash over actions in Egypt as Britain and France press for end to operations. Iraq moves troops toward Jordan amid fears of a two front war. Syria and Israel wary as regional tensions rise. United Nations bogged down as calls mount to curb military actions while the US warns of a dangerous collapse of stability in the Middle East.
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Clear Up Law On School Bus Stop Rules Clarified
The State Department of Public Instruction clarifies school bus stop regulations. Stops must be posted by highways personnel and filed with the department. Bus loading zones should be off the traveled highway portion, spaced about a quarter mile apart when possible, with exceptions for handicapped picks. No change to two directional stop requirement except on dual lane highways with safety islands where 15 mph passing is allowed.
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Masked Gunman Steals $1000 at Jamestown Restaurant
A masked gunman robbed a Jamestown restaurant cashier with about $1000, as an accomplice waited outside. Police notified. roadblocks set as officers pursued the suspect who fled toward Pulehoer area. One witness later described the robber’s escape and the rapid response.
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UN Council Supports Hungary Neutrality Amid Hungary Crisis
United Nations Security Council debates Hungary crisis as Western powers push for recognition of Hungarian neutrality and withdrawal of Soviet troops. Nagy appeals for immediate negotiations. Soviet veto unlikely to block action, risk shifting to General Assembly while tensions rise over Egypt actions and security concerns.
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Eisenhower drafts Middle East talks amid Hungary crisis
President Eisenhower kept his schedule open for conferences on Europe and the Middle East as Dulles rested from appendicitis. Hagerty said the president would discuss moves in the UN and possible U.S. actions while Dulles evaluated options. Eisenhower announced a 20 million dollar relief package for Hungary, including 18 million in surplus food.
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Two British Oil Lines Blown Up In Syria
Reports say the Iraq Petroleum Co pipeline in northern Syria suffered two explosions along the 20 inch line from Kirkuk to the Mediterranean. Oil flow to the Tripoli refinery halted as authorities restricted tanker loading and the Damour area warned shipping.
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Chancellor to Take Office at Pittsuvroh University
The university announced today that Dr. Saware will assume the role of chancellor at Pittsuvroh University amid formal ceremonies. Officials said Litehtield will serve as interim leader during the transition.
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Reds Ready To Talk Details On Pulling Troops
In Budapest, Soviet and Hungarian generals opened talks on technical details of withdrawing Russian troops from Hungary. Maj. Gen. Pal Maleter, new defense minister and hero of the rebellion, led the Hungarian delegation. the Russian side was headed by a major general. The dialogue focuses on troop positions as Soviet forces surround Budapest and block key routes, with Hungary seeking UN help and Western support for withdrawal.
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Weather Floods Hit Pennsylvania Roads and Homes
Rainfall swamped parts of Pennsylvania causing blocked highways and damaged homes and schools. The U S Weather Bureau warned waterways would erode today but no injuries were reported. Central and eastern counties including Clinton saw creeks spill over their banks with lingering fog and occasional rains expected.
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Reds Seal Up Hungary Traffic On Main Roads
Widespread Hungarian road blocks and armored movements were reported as Soviet forces tightened control on major routes. Tanks were seen near Budapest outskirts and other towns while fighter aircraft and troops moved through border areas, signaling a strategic hold on key corridors.
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Dulles Enters Walter Reed Hospital for Possible Appendicitis
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles was hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Medical Center with suspected appendicitis. The 60-year-old diplomat rested comfortably and continued some duties from his bed, with Mrs. Dulles and State Department aide William B. Macomber at his side. Doctors described the diagnosis as provisional and awaited further studies.
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Adlai Proposes Four Point Plan To End Crisis
Adlai Stevenson outlines a four point program to end the crisis with a push for peace in Egypt. He returns to Illinois for a Chicago rally to unveil proposals including a unified policy for the Middle East and improved economic conditions. He calls for security along Israel's frontiers and restoration of allied unity with Britain and France while addressing Arab refugee resettlement.
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Riots Flare In Tokyo Demonstrations At British Office
Reported unrest unfolded near the British chargé d’affaires office in Tokyo with thousands gathering. Police struggled to control protests as demonstrators shouted anti British and anti foreign slogans and handed over letters and petitions.
Britain And France Reject UN Call For Cease-Fire In Egypt
Washington reports the United States faces a delicate phase as Britain France and Israel push toward decisive gains along the Suez Canal while risking Arab reaction and strain in ties with the United States The UN calls for cease fire and withdrawal of Israeli forces and major powers debate sanctions and consolidation of the Egyptian front amid a widening regional crisis.
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London Labor Leader Calls On Conservatives To Oust Eden
London labor leader Hugh Gabbell urged the Conservative party to force Prime Minister Eden from office amid a split House of Commons. Reports said Syria and Egypt tensions flare as British and French forces threaten a new campaign.
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Beer Sales Cited In Fatal Crash In Hartstown case
Meadville police report two youths fatally injured in a May crash near Hartstown allegedly carried beer from Stoneboro tavern. Dennis Elder testified the brothers and a third minor entered the Stoneboro Hotel and left with 12 bottles each. McClearns faced liquor code charges for sales to minors and allowing minors on the premises. The victims were Dennis 16, Thomas Snyder and others, all minors, injured in the Route 1322 crash. Officers found Pennsylvania cups tied to the incident during the night. Tr Vin L. Low testified beer was bought at the McClerners hotel in August. The McClearns were arraigned for sales to minors in Mercer County court. Previous police investigation traced beer procurement and sale on multiple dates.
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Jaycees Offer Rides To Polls In Get Out The Vote Drive
AS parts of a Get Out The Vote campaign the local Junior Chamber of Commerce offers rides to voters to six city polling places. Call 3-554 to arrange transport. PERK A HOO PATERSON New Jersey Mrs Fanny Arrond filed for divorce Thursday alleging her husband used the home to gamble and caused a rift.
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First 17 Tickets Sold Here For NYC Trip Interest Grows
First 17 tickets sold as interest grows in a New York City trip. The note lists dates November 24 to 29 and plans for travel from Green Bay and Milwaukee areas. It mentions football and musical events in New York venues and signals continuation on page polls.
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Vandals Put Stones On Rails Near Penney Avenue
Railroad detectives and city police probe a vandals incident on tracks near Penney Avenue after an engineer spotting stones prevented a wreck. Detective Tick Gilson investigates as juveniles are suspected, with officers heading toward the Pennsylvania Avenue crossing.
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Coroner Probes Death Of Jamestown Woman
Coroner plans a Monday inquest into the death of Mary Atin Renjiith whose body was found in Jamestown. Preliminary examination indicates probable cause or contributing factors. investigators aim to determine exact circumstances, with a full autopsy expected to be completed to clarify the manner of death.
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Four Miners Alive Sparks Hope at Springhill Mine
SPRINGHILL Nova Scotia authorities announce that one hundred twelve gallery miners trapped since Thursday night have been found alive. Residents celebrate as the rescue effort intensifies, with officials noting the odds remain against reviving all trapped.
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Youth Killed As Car Rams Tree
A fatal crash report describes a vehicle colliding with a tree killing a youth. The incident occurred near a residential area as authorities investigated the wreck. Names and exact ages are unclear from the readable text. Authorities cautioned nearby residents as the scene was secured for inquiry.
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