Eisenhower plans heavy schedule of talks with Truman
Eisenhower drafts a string of conferences with President Truman as transfer talks accelerate. He plans the week of November 17 for early conversations and cites Korea not likely before month’s end, with aides and cabinet figures in consideration and Dulles among close advisers.
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New York
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New Hmpshire
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Frank Carlier
Kansas
Fred Seaton
Nebraska
Paul Hoffman
ECA
James Duff
Pennsylvania
Lious Clay
Germany
John Foster Dulles
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Korea
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Avot
Girl Held for Hammer Attack on Her Father
A 21 year old woman Mary Burns of Daytona Beach Florida is jailed on assault with intent to murder after allegedly striking her father Ralph Burns 52 of Linkewoods RT four times with a hammer and saying he is ugly. He is reported in poor condition with depressed skull fractures at a Daytona hospital. The mother described the daughter as very nervous and concerned about her twin brother Buddy in the Army in Japan.
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Burns
Daytona Beach
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Linkewoods RT
Mary Burns
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Tesband
Buddy
Japan
Credit Bureau Debate Moves to Self-Sustaining Plan
The Ceery Charity Of Commerce weighs a fee based credit bureau after members hear objections. City retailers including automotive agencies and furniture sellers raise concerns about costs and member usage. A plan to fund the bureau independently from chamber funds is sought, with possible fee structures for users.
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Seversl
Scaled income tax favored by labor group in Pennsylvania
The AFL Pennsylvania Federation of Labor backs a graduated income tax if revenues justify it. President Jones J. Mel Devitt says they oppose sales taxes until state figures prove need, while noting a constitutional amendment would be required for a graduated tax. The group links tax debate to a broader labor program for the 1958 General Assembly.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Afl-Pennsvania Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
BFL
Memel
General Assembly
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McDevitt
PFL
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
European Storms Claim 18 Lives Across Europe
Storms from the North Sea to the Mediterranean killed at least 18 people and caused heavy damage to ships and dock installations. Winds exceeded 90 miles per hour battering the British Isles English Channel Irish Sea and North Sea coasts.
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North Sea
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British Isles
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North Seas
Four Inch Snowfall Strikes City and Surroundings
A pre dawn heavy storm dumped about four inches of snow across the city and area. States highways and streets became slick forcing early snow plow deployment by the State Highway Department. Warren County reported six inches locally with three inches in nearby areas as residents braved slow travel and late bus service. Temperature dropped to 0 degrees with a warmup forecast into the high 40s as melting began and rain-snow mix closed.
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Corry Ibith Witit
New York State Line
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Warren
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Busck
Bread Old Mits
Star Route
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George Mulderick
D John Pitt Dies Suddenl y Monument Dealer in Corry
D John Pitt a lifelong Corry resident and monument dealer died suddenly at his home 272 West Washington Street from a heart attack while reading the evening paper He had operated a grocery on First Avenue prior to his monument business Survived by wife Ruth Brown Pitt two daughters two sons and two brothers He was a Mason and Presbyterian Church member Services Sunday at 2 30 PM at Davison Funeral Home with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery
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Coralabies
Fla
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Pittsburgh
Texas
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Lakewood
Fred Pitt
Sauh Gate
Cal
Ralph Pitt
Sheffield
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Free and Accepted Masons
Presbyterian Church
Davison Paneva
Pinel Grove Cemetery
No Word Yet On Hunting Ban
Report indicates no decision has been announced on a hunting ban as dry windy conditions persist in the woods. Locally residents worry about updated fire danger while officials reiterate no lifting of restrictions in affected areas.
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Hydrogen bomb tests may have been conducted secretly
Washington reports hint that the United States may have exploded a full scale hydrogen bomb and kept details secret. Tests at Eniwetok through spring 1961 were under tight security with no public announcements.
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Washington
Unitedates
Norld
Eniwetok
Atomic Energy Commission
mid-Pacific
ABC
Tull
Chamber Seeks Sponsor for Holiday Lights Display
The Chamber of Commerce offered loaned lights and fixtures valued at over $1,000 for a Christmas display but washed its hands of the project after the Retail Bureau dissolved. Stewart Long said no group could run the program which needs $800 to $1,000 in funding, inviting civic leaders to take over. Without an organizer the business district may lack its traditional festive flair for the season.
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Tts
Stewart Long
C. of
Tornears
Authority Maps Plans 10 Million Dollar Bond Issue
The Guiry Ares authority outlines a plan to float a large bond to finance construction at a high school district. Tim Graham presents a scenario with 34 percent interest for 10 years and 8 percent for 20 years, estimating $184 000 in interest versus $2 255 000 total. Annual rent from multiple townships could reach $193 000 to cover costs plus state shares. The group aims to have bonding firms review the financial structure and plan formal incorporation by mid December.
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Ista
Tim Graham
Histerne
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Spring Creek
Elgin
Wayne
Concord
Miz Graham
Dallas Smiley
Upp
Whitch Lime Ih
Afti- Ners
Corry Rollerway Opens After Remodeling
The Corry Rollerway near the Corry Clymer road will open tomorrow night after six weeks of remodeling. Richard Walker of Cambridge Springs purchased the rink and added a hardwood floor heating and lighting system and a snack bar for skaters. Hours are 7:30 to 9:00 nightly except Tuesday, with Monday as old time night and Tuesday for special parties.
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Wwested
Pomlet
Corry-Clymer Road
Wyilding
Richard Walker
Cambridge Springs
Hammond Organ
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Blimp Crashes 35 Miles Off Brunswick Coast
A Navy airship with ten crew members crashed into the Atlantic Ocean about 35 miles east of Brunswick. The blimp pierced by a window gas boiler, window shattered, propeller damaged, and the craft sank quickly. Rescue gear deployed from a nearby station as planes and ships rushed to the scene.
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Clynco Naval Air Station
Here
Elso
Navy
Jacksonville
United Nations Near Victory in Bloody Hills Battle
A dramatic World War II dispatch reports heavy fighting around hills, with Allied artillery and Chinese forces clashing fiercely. News notes snow, cratered terrain, and widespread destruction as troops brace for a potential turning point.
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Salesmen for Silverware Co Bound Over for Court
The manager and salesmen of Inter-Cities Inc were bound over for trial on cheating by false pretenses and other charges. Police alleged their home visits and pitches offered costly silverware tied to a $20 consolation prize from a bingo or local store drawing. The firm faces licensing violations and potential prosecution. bond was posted and they were warned not to operate in the city without a permit.
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inter-Gities Inc
Eric
Farley Drake
Imanedieley
Benjamin Selling
Mannerr
J. Fred Kin Jey
Toulry
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Urough
Boger Brown
Ley Aid
Brown
St. Boniface Church
Ficcardi's
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Lea
Owen Taylor
Drake
Tatey-Cities Trio
Robert Chase
Oil City to host Section 2 District 10 title game tonight
Oil City High School will play the Section 2 District 10 Jeane championship at Goveland Field tonight at 8:30 despite bad weather. Coach Loi Hanna spoke with officials and rejected delaying the game, noting poor conditions affect both teams and spectators.
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I killed in blast at naval depot
One man was killed at the U. S. Navy Ammunition Depot south of McAlester Oklahoma. L J Yancy of Red Oak Oklahoma died while ending a five inch projectile when the explosion occurred. Sixteen others were injured and escaped with minor injuries. Windows blown, building damaged, and flames swept the area. The incident was the second deadly blast at the depot since its establishment in 1983.
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Ain
U. S. Neva
L. J. Yancy
Red Oak
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Yancy
Pair Escapes In Wreck Near City
Police reported a two vehicle crash near the city injuring two teens. Robert Walker eighteen of South Tenter and Walter Thompson eighteen of South First were in a 1986 car that overtook another vehicle and lost control. The car spun off the road, struck a bank, then hit a wall causing about six hundred dollars in damage.
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Uwely
Stabe Pollee
Robert Walker
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McCarthy plans to push slander suit despite Benton win
Washington counsel for Sen Joseph McCarthy said McCarthy will press his two million dollar slander case against Sen William Benton despite Bentons Connecticut election win. Magee said the suit would not be withdrawn and expected no trial before spring. Sears reports record October sales rising 17 percent to 200 590 104 and year to date 256 440 619.
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Ammussaveis
Washington
Joseph McCarthy
Benton
Senato Ries
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McCarthy
Magée
Chicago
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Titas
Taft Seat Fights Precede Senate Foreign Relations Power Shuffle
Senate Republicans clash over leadership as Eisenhower era shifts prompt speculation on top posts. Major figures including Styles Bridges and Saltonstall vie for influence on Appropriations and Armed Services, with House picks expected to shape foreign policy and tax policy after 1947.
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Bridges
New Hampshire
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Michigan
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Sey Financial
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New York
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Jesse Waleath
Banking Committee
Dan Reed
Ways and Means Committee
Robert Claperfield
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Hiss Applies for Parole From Lewisburg Penitentiary
Washington The State Department says Alger Hiss has formally applied for parole from the Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary in Pennsylvania. Convicted of perjury in 1950 for denying secret documents to a courier, he began a five year term in 1951 and becomes eligible for parole on November 21 after serving two thirds of his sentence. A parole hearing is expected near midweek, with a decision possible by November 23 if approved.
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