Eisenhower Eyes Geneva Talks Report Tonight
President Eisenhower moves toward decisive steps in the Geneva talks era. He plans a nationwide radio TV address, with Dulles presenting the public report to explain four power discussions and prospects for East West relations. Officials expect a cautious tone, noting not wholly barren talks and possible steps toward German unification under Western terms.
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Coburenice
Geneva
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Hite
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Preston
Washington
Wis Dillon Anderson
National Security Council
Hill Council
Lewy L. Stewluss
Chaitin
Atomaic Enlergy Commission
Wits
Verieva
Germany
Stevenson Kefauver ticket gains prep traction in Chicago
Democrats gather in Chicago as state chairs push Stevenson Kefauver for next year’s open convention, with 2,744 delegates and 1,896 alternates eligible and rising optimism. California national committeeman Paul Ziffren urged grassroots effort to elect the ticket. Senator Estes Kefauver and Mayor David Lawrence noted Stevenson momentum, signaling a standout presidential pairing amid party deliberations.
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Povstate
Stevenson -Kefauver West
Paul Ziffren
California
Mieida
David Lawrence
Firtburghs
Pennsylvania
Barber Shop Prices Rise By Twenty-Five Cents
A local barber shop or shops will raise clipper fees by 25 cents to 1.25 for haircuts though overall wage trends show prices stable in many industrial sectors. The change comes amid broader cost of living considerations affecting workers and families.
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Ube
Reade murder trial centers on life in Corry history
In Corry the trial of Joseph Reade shifts to the family background as prosecutors detail July 12 when Francis Reade returned from a Tamestown factory shift to find his wife and infant daughter slain. Witnesses describe time cards, searches, and the discovery of the victim’s belongings and a shirt hidden in a garbage can, while questions focus on relationships and motive.
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Francis
Joseph Reade
Cory
Murdes Telali
Mayville
Fraicis Rende
Cass
Edwin O'Connioy
Supreme Court
Leo J. Hugerius
Theing
Punty
Aily
UBM
Niles Watson
Arthur Edsall
Falcones
Anit Aden
Timestown Pole
John Puliding
Fraijing
Ugid
Halon
FTC ruling favors ad additive maker in testy case
Washington the maker of AD X2 Tens Ruehle of Oakland said he is elated by a Federal Trade Commission examiner's finding that the government failed to prove charges of false advertising. The examiner credited testimony from satisfied users over scientific tests. The five member commission must sustain the examiner's recommendation before the final ruling. In New York James Price Johnson a pioneer of modern java piano playing and a noted composer died yesterday with hits including Old Fashioned Love Dont Cry Baby and Thats How I Could Be With You.
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Washington
Tens M. Ruehle
Oakland
Gall
Trade Commission
Pioneers
William J. Pack
Pirk
New York
James Price Johnson
Federal Reserve Tightens Credit Expansion to Curb Growth
Washington The Federal Reserve Board ends its easing of credit with a double crackdown aimed at restricting loan growth. Six regional banks are raised from near zero to 2 percent, marking the most restrictive stance in 20 years as banks face higher discount rates and tighter lending rules to slow expansion and rising prices.
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Mirice
New York
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Atlanta
Shiv
Cleveland
Sun Front Taco
Uurb
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Tve
Genk
Tex
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Fuera
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Ol Credit
Reward Offered For Bank Robber In Warren Case
A $1,000 reward is announced for information on the Warren National Bank hold up on August 18. Investigators circulate a sketch prepared from bank employees to identify the lone gunman. Police and federal agents pursue the case as officers press locals for tips while narrowing suspects.
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Ah Petist
W Ditorin
Blink
Federal Bureau of Investiettion
Lawrence Park Barmacks
Threeen
Aoifiat & Black Wall
Frank Douglas Graham
Graham
Nye
Hey
Polley
Assault Case Delayed In Court
A delayed assault case in Union City court centers on a minor, with references to probation and alleged fraudulent con artists. The narrative mentions Judge Sumbel Roberts Goldsmith and various local figures as the case unfolds over months.
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Aepiale Taniitoy
Phare
Ray
Union City
Huiilton
Linsjttal
Belle Jouse Faeray Goldin
Union GH
Sumbel Roberts
Goldsmith
Local Builder Falls From Ladder Injury Report
A local builder fell from a ladder while working on a First Presbyterian Church project yesterday. He suffered a sprain and was briefly hospitalized at Gosky General Hospital before returning home to recover.
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First Presbyterian
Gosky
Menjorlil Hospital
Christmas Club Checks Go Out to City Savers
Postmen deliver 9126 Christmas Club checks totaling 222585.09 from Citizens National Bank of Corry and Winfreedd Lodge to 6600 members citywide. Individual payouts include 750 checks to LU Mike for 586.50 and 876 cooks totaling 190000.19. The program funds holiday savings with varying payments and prompts notes on distribution and account activity.
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Beeith
Pho National Bank of
Citizens Nylons Bank
TATA
New York
Nish
Whid Doeiet
Chifanins
Lle Corporation
Idlenti
Habib
Hold Pay Check Of Sewer Plant Operator Here
Lawrence Nichols, sewer plant operator, is reportedly held by City Treasurer Carl Bimich pending clarification of vacation. Nichols did not report for work this week. John Berisink filled in and claims Nichols promised to repay. Streets Director Charlie Thompson authorized training a replacement. Mayor Earl T. Cherry said he was unaware of the situation.
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Nichols
Carl Bimich
Pendie
Gigy Cownell
Charie Thompagi
John Bersitk
Tim
Bersink
Siréels
Haries Thomp- Sof
Ben
Smith
Thompson
Bob Kol Hu
Srush
Hor
Earl T. Cherry
Berisink
Cars Crash on Area Roads In Day's Dense Traffic
Reported yesterday a series of car pileups disrupted area roads with several collisions near North Conway and Gerry-Spring Creek. No injuries were listed by city or state police. The memorial has begun to catalog the incidents as responders assisted.
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Urronding
Vernon Humphrey
B,d
Cony
Vator H Shyu
Susi
Pulive
Humphrey
Opeum
Dodge Returned To County Jail In North East Killing Case
A man formerly jailed for the 1950 murder of Mrs An Budde in North East was returned to Erie County jail last night and will await further action until his arraignment. District Attorney Duilka Me imehiin indicated plans to place the defendant on the criminal calendar this week.
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Service Coiyite
An Budde
North Enat
Erie County
Robert Chue
Eris
Fisheus Corouy
Duilika Meimehiin Ita Atreddy
Shay Fe Imtendi
Dodur
Lin Autueger
Failure At Geneva Drives Western Europe Unification Push
Western leaders after the Geneva talks push for a new drive toward European integration. Diet of action committee sessions in Paris aim to form a federal Western Europe union. Key members include France, West Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg amid German Socialist shifts and Soviet division concerns.
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Mannet
Schuman
Action Committee
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West Germany
Thay Beglum
Netherland
Luxembourg
Jori Monet
Ech
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Kremlin
Minster V M. Molotov
Moscow
Mahony Signals GOP Backing New Tax Plan
Harrisburg Senate Republican leaders hint the GOP may back Gov. Rendell's proposed manufacturers excise tax as a potential substitute for an income tax. Mahony says endorsement depends on examining the bill, with talk of a 3 to 4 percent rate and a sales tax style approach.
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Dy Nace
Harrisburg
Sen
Senate
Loo Leaden
GOP
Lendu
Mahong
Toligt
Mattiny
Tim
Timitine
Ibs
Ian Droxrum
Wistoria
Adgust
Lnk
Ako
Dickie
Binith
Slooe Funder
Whe
Mine closure after fatal accident at Waynesburg plant
A fatal accident at a Waynesburg facility prompted Mine closure by Pipe Steel Corp. Officials were unavailable for comment. The incident involved a worker, reportedly a young laborer, and the mine is described as a leading mechanical site, drawing attention to workplace safety standards.
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Waynesburg
Pipe Steel Corp
Robentimine
Ilough
Aliterail
Halon Company
Mobeni
Democrat Seeks Kearns Job Amid Cabinet Shakeup
Harrisburg reports John Rice 68 a former gubernatorial candidate will become state secretary of property and supplies January as William Thomas resigns. Mercer County Democratic chairman Sharon Laden confirms the cabinet switch while Assemblyman Waterhose ponders a Congressional bid in the next primary.
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John 5. Rice
William DB. Thomas
Guy
Thomas
Sharon
Mercer County
Associated
Congress
Apiin
Carroll Deese Thomas
Bhuron
Tonand
Thoms
Kenenisa
Airliner Crash at Seattle Kills 27 and Hurts 46
Two large planes crashed in quick succession, one a nonscheduled airliner near Seattle and the other a military transport in the Rockies. At least 27 dead and 46 injured across both incidents, with details including victims from several states and a mother reported unharmed after the Seattle crash.
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Associated Press
Wren
Suittle
Air Force
Chatinton Mountains
Las Vegas
Nev
Seattle
Peninsular Air Transport ‘Company
Chicago
Newark
Far East
DCS
Boeite
Ambulante
King County
Pwecowr
William R. Johiwan
Wirwick
Kopran
Try Again To Save 30 On Radlar Island
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with unclear actions and distorted phrases. Names and places are garbled, making it difficult to derive a coherent event, but hints of a contest or game and references to people and actions remain. The passage lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Radlar Island
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