UN Hopes To Avert Canal Showdown
Britain and France push for backing on a plan to resolve the canal dispute. The United Nations seeks to keep talks alive in the Security Council as Britain France seek endorsement while the United States weighs its position. Diplomatic observers say a Soviet veto or lack of votes could derail progress and affect future UN efforts.
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Uited Nations
Hammarak
Security Council
Genisal Wan
Vod
Britain
France
Muinttyarsigford
Nemnucemmey
Rutiung
Hammirskjold
firKounting
Unig
Tnt
Djalul Abdoh
Unitedd Shtten
U.S
Stite
Rule Out Bible Distribution In Public Schools
Harrisburg ruling declares Bible distribution illegal in Pennsylvania public schools under federal state constitution and school code. Deputy Attorney General Voll notes reading of Bible verses with only commentary is required by the school code. Civil Liberties Union had sought constitutionality of a plan to supply New Testaments to students at Havertown Township high school in Delaware County.
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Harrisburg UY
Pennsylvani
State Justice Department
Wer T Bolla
Wis
Department of Public Instruction
Almerican Civil Liber
Les Upton
Voll
Eel
The
Civil Liberties Union
Haverford Township
Delaware County
Line Off New Parking Area On City Park Side
City announces a new parking area south of City Park. Mayor Cherry directs painting of entry lines to create eight spots per shift, with 25 spaces to be available. Police say lines must face curb to back into paid spaces as drivers adjust to the change.
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Don Williams
Earl D Cherry
Brink's Case Advances as Jury Trial Nears
Defense in 41,310,000 Brink's robbery faces multiple motions as trial enters its ninth week. Prosecutors and investigators continued presenting evidence while the defense prepared responses. Fragments of testimony and scheduling details point to a busy courtroom ahead of opening statements for the jury.
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Brink
Woston
Indy
Bonale
27 Agencies Share Chest Funds In Erie County Drive
A Chest campaign allocates 24 200 dollars with two thirds to local agencies. Erie County groups receive about 45 733 dollars and national bodies 3 788 dollars. County children programs get 1625 1K. National grants include Polio Fund 1 480 and American Heart 1 028 43. Additional sums cover operating costs and contingencies. Britain explodes atomic weapon at Maralinga proving ground Australia.
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Uhe Lorry Community Chest
Gers
Harold Mishler
Erie
YMCA
Salvation Array
Corry Memorial Haxalal
Cory Child Welfare
Mead Park
Goowill Sewing Society
Erie County
Agehpies
Pennsylvania “Association For the Blind
Hmimou-Aind
St Vincent's Hospitals
Third-Pirrén Department
Legal Aid
Traveler's Aid Department
International Triatilute
Boy Senius
Girl Scouts
Sarah A. Reed
Erie Tifants
Florence Grittenden
Harborcrevk ‘Training
St. Joseph's
Bt Mary's
Wells
Pollo Fied
American Cancer Society
Friction Grows Between Tito and Khrushchev Over Satellite Ties
Belgrade reports friction as Tito presses for continued loosening Moscow controls for Yugoslavia and its satellites. Khrushchev’s liberal policy faces skepticism from Molotov era hardliners. Diplomats see a split over independence, equal rights, and nonalignment in the socialist bloc with Tito remaining steadfast.
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Belgrade
Tito
Yalta
Tnformed
Crimea
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party Congress
Soviet Union
Chrustichev
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Lazar
Hhrushy
Brion
Tito Waa
Dog Bites Child On Hand and Face in Street Incident
An unlicensed and loose cocker spaniel bit Cindy Neylon on the left hand and side of the face yesterday in the Elle Street area. The dog, owned by the Craker family of Elk Street, was restrained to a tree at Croker yard. Police advised confinement for 10 days and licensing. the owner was questioned about possible rabies as the dog’s fate remained undecided.
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Elle Street
Cindy Boy Neylon
Mia
Donald Neylon
Mott Street
Anl Elk Street
George
Craker
Elk Street
Ted
Croker
Polleé
Utem
Criker
Farmers' Milk Prices Confusing to City Dwellers
Accounts of Milk Control Commission hearings show city buyers quote price per hundredweight for consumer milk while farmers are paid an average blend across classes. September prices ranged from Class I at 0.86 to 9.89 per hundred pounds, with Class II and Class III varying by end use and contractual sales. farmers rarely receive the Class I price.
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Ml Control Commission
Wileh
Tillie
AU Mille
Eyle-Crawford
Shegertown
District of Dairymen's Co- Operative
Bern
MCC
Swartz Takes Stand In Own Defense Today
Joseph Swarts the 2yearold accused robber testified in his own defense in the $11,000 Tidiotte Bank robbery trial. Defense witnesses placed him at a Sharon garage during the morning of August 18 1955, 10:20 to 10:40 a m, arguing he was not in Tidioute when the bank was robbed. Prosecution rested after calling 25 witnesses. defense hopes to negate timing and place.
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Warren
Joseph Swarts
Tidiotte
Tidioute
Swarts
Floyd W. Diger
Paul Lepsevich
Roy Willdman
Sharon
Swartz
Tiler Katie Tobbery
Tidtoute
Mildred Weber
Mercer, & Letcher
West-Mid
Union City man pleads guilty to seven counts of jobless pay fraud
An 18 year old Union City resident pled guilty to seven counts of unemployment compensation fraud. In a hearing before Alderman Melvin Cobbett, Raymond Bert Smith was ordered to pay 74 dollars in fines plus costs and restitution of 190 dollars for overpayments during a seven week period from February to April 1955. He had signed papers claiming no employment while receiving weekly compensation and had earlier been caught obtaining about 60 dollars while working for the same employer. Restitution was made after discovery, leading to criminal charges. Conviction voids compensation rights for one year.
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Union City
Melvin S. Cobbett
Raymond Bert Smith
Crt
Smith
Bureau of Employment Security
Fire Tears Through Tire Recap Shop in Uniontown
A tire recap shop in Uniontown was gutted by a fire that swept the building today. Owner Joy Belinvert estimated damage at 40,000 to 50,000 dollars as flames consumed stock. firemen fought the blaze for two hours and kept it from spreading to a neighboring building. The blaze was blamed on a defective neon sign.
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Uniontowet
Joys 2
Excity
Owater
Battin
Anit
Belinvert & Defective Neon
Blaze
Signing Mine Pact Offers Vacation Pay Standoff
In Cincinnati John L. Lewis battles coal mine owners over vacation pay for miners as a tentative one year contract is set to be signed. Lewis announced a wage deal at the United Mine Workers convention but mine owners balk, with a $40 annual vacation pay dispute emerging as the snag. Edward G. Fox of the Bituminous Coal Operators' Association joined the private talks but left without final signature. Continued on Page Four.
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Cincinnati
John J. Lewis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
UMW
Uie
TexAs
Edward Gi. Fox
Fox
Fot
Emergency Relief Sought In Pa Milk Dispute
A state milk commission hearing in Pittsbur gh heard calls for emergency relief to farmers hit by heavy summer rains. Expert Gilbert Cocklin urged disaster declarations to unlock aid, while Edinboro hearings screened Area 6 claims for Erie Warren McKean and Forest counties. Officials discussed uniform wholesale prices and aid transfers if areas qualify.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Buteler
Crawford
Fayette
Greene
Lawrence
Merve
Vehango
Washington
Weshmoreland
Edinboro
Erie
Warren
McKeay
Forest
Cocklin
Ares
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Clyde Zehner
Department of Public Instruction
Series Game Postponed by Weather in Brooklyn-Yankees Tilt
Commissioner Fort Frick ordered the postponement of the World Reflex game between Brooklyn and the New York Yankees due to heavy rain and wind. The replay is planned at Ebbets Field with Wicbers Field broadcasting, as officials, including Warlenes, Walter Ablott, and Stengel, await a rescheduled date amid worsening conditions.
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Fort
Frick
Stengel
Warlenes
Walter Ablott
Byenklin Dodgers
Tnt
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Watts
Dimmisatoner
Adlai Stevenson Campaign Tour Across Pennsylvania
Adlai Stevenson launches a one day Pennsylvania sweep from Scranton to Pittsburgh to boost voter interest with speeches and radio and TV appearances. The drive includes a Pittsburgh CBS telecast and a Johnstown rally as he campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Stevenson
Adlair
Eisenhower
CBS
Pittsburgh
West
New York City
Scheduile
Johnstown
Harrisburg
Democratic State Committee
Pennsylvania
Adlai Stevenson
Commonwealth
M.barr
Barr
Scranton
Priie
Search Fails For Russian Baby On Queen Mary
Immigration officials aboard the Queen Mary halted a search for a Soviet refugee and his American born daughter Tanya. Aboard the ship 1,269 passengers were checked while the couple’s fate remained uncertain. The child, born in Philadelphia, was at the center of a potential Soviet citizenship dispute and amid conflicting reports of the father’s location.
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Queen Mary Soimml
Russia
Daugher
Amonk
Tistlnny
Loki
Tor Weveur
Alexiy Chwastov
Tanya
Philadelphia
Boyles
Ray Adbrdarice
Solomathi
Chwaslove
Memorial Hospital Tends Victim After Workplace Fall
A Pennsy carpenter named Smitty, 118 Meu Wenne, suffered injuries while changing a knife blade at the job. He fell and was treated, then released after partial recovery. The incident occurred at the worksite with no other persons injured.
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Cesnayiourne Veilleoail
Mpi
AL McGhesnay
Tata Hr
Linia
Smitty
Bank Robber Steals $5,000 in Morrisville Hold Up
A gunman robbed a Morrisville bank at 915 am and escaped with about $5,000. Three customers were inside, and clerk Laura Jondercks handed over cash after the robber demanded money. He wore a dark jacket and fled in a vehicle parked near the Morrisville Shopping Center. No injuries were reported. authorities described the theft as quick and are reviewing security footage and witness accounts.
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Morraville
Morrisville
Laura Jondercks
Jendiicks
Enuli
Banik
Tub
Patel
Buk
Wernan J. Mar- Verile
Woman Injured In Route 6 Mishap
A Route 6 accident injured a woman near the community road, with injuries described as serious. The collision involved several motorists, including Clive Rab and others, and occurred around 11 pm. Police and responders arrived, evidence collected at the scene, and the injured party transported to a local hospital for treatment.
Bodies Buried Under Tons Of Concrete And Steel Rubble
In Jackson Wisconsin a building collapse trapped at least six workers with four bodies recovered. Rescue crews resumed search amid shifting walls and collapsing debris as officials said more than a dozen others injured. Contractors and inspectors weigh possible causes and safety lapses.
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Pfrwyied
Conguiness Power Co
Jekson
Mix
Sity
Parwur Ig
Michigan
Wis
Consumers
Callapan
Ica
Wilfred G. Bassett
Jackson
Warren Youth Dies At Easton After Grid Play
A Warren Pa student collapsed during intramural football at Easton after a tackle. He was rushed to Necol Jere infirmary and then toaton Hospital where he died. An autopsy is planned. authorities are reviewing events surrounding the incident.
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Easton
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Pabeur
Warren Pa
Tullapeed
Lifayafte Callessa Éuiypus
Felta
Tle Lenn
Pole
Foss
Necol Jere
Ter
Tonaton
Konitz
Necti
Hampton Cou
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Enhower
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Adi EB Stevenson
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Peron
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Elsen
Philadelphta
Jouph S. Clark
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Richard M. Nixon
Academy of Music
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Adian Stevenston
GOP
Wworksdike Witl
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Hun Clive
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