Warren area bulletin covers union vote and local notices
A stocky of items from local news includes a United fliers Union contract vote ending Oct 6 1959 with no fringe benefits and a general local labor update. Others note road and sewer work delays at West Main Street, a Pennsylvan ia foliage tour bus stop in Corry, and an elderly drum educator Dr Leroy Campbell dying aged 85 in Warren.
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United Fliers Union
Burt
Leroy Campbell
Warren Conservatory of ‘Muislo
Warren
Campbell
Jasper
N. Y
Central State Teachers College
Lock Haven
Ea College Arid
Rom
Liseie
Seay
Royal Conservatory
City Streets Department
West Main Street
Uwe
Walter Ross
Spring Street
Sherman
Ross
Compromise On Cyprus Ruled Out In London
Britain rejects a Cyprus compromise as demands for tougher action grow after the shooting of two British army wives in Famagusta. Observers say the incident aims to wreck NATO Secretary General Spaak’s plan for a Cyprus round‑table with Greece Britain Turkey and Cypriot communities.
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Tery
Cyprus
London
Famagusta
NATO
Paul-Henri Spaak
Greece
Britain
Turkey
Umberto Locatelli Dies Former Senator and Cheese Pioneer
Umberto Locatelli aged 78 a former senator and founder of a leading Italian cheese manufacturer and exporter died on Saturday in Lecco Italy The obituary notes his role in establishing a major cheese company and his long public career with strong ties to the industry.
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Lecco
Italy
Umberto Locatelli
Mayor Corsall Arrested on Disorderly Conduct Charge
Oswego mayor Corsall and co defendant Richard De Bartolo were arraigned in Felony Court on a disorderly conduct charge tied to an alleged moration offense. Corsall, a former teacher, released on 100 bond, hearing set October 15. The case shadows political friction as the city’s school board and board of education officials react to the mayor’s position and past suspension controversy.
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Yori — Vincent
Mlony Corsi
Wega
Corsill
Richard de Bartolo
Brooklyn Bartolo
Magiar
Reuben Levy
Wissisis
Pie ‘Ae Doula
Gawego
Ely
Larl 'T Brown
Boarch of Education
Thomas Fl. Zula
50Th Street
Buths Way
Iowa
AMLT
Corsair
Fils
Julius Kelodny
3Ngoklyn
Corsail
Oswego Board of Education
Corsall
Asm Fculty
Supreme Court
Corsal
Liberal
Iebel
Reds Claim No Satellite Flops
A. A. Blagonrayov of the Soviet Academy of Sciences said in a television interview that there have been no failures in satellite launches to date. He stated that American scientists will receive a full report on information gathered from the Russian satellites.
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Wasminchun Tari
Aelentlat
Pipeline Worker Killed by Blast Near Conemaneh
Amnon Fo arr Harry Shankle a 47 year old Conemaneh Pennsylvania resident was advised to take cover by workmen preparing an explosive charge on a pipeline construction project. He stood behind a tree about 300 feet from the blast when a rock hurled by debris struck his chest and killed him instantly.
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Amnon
Harry Shankle
Conemaneh
Shankle
Tropical Storm Approaches Bahamas From Cuba
Miami forecast notes a tropical storm moving from Cuba toward the western Bahamas. The storm center is expected to pass east of southeast Florida coast as Weather Bureau forecasters caution about potential impacts and track changes overnight.
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Miami
Cuba
Bahamas
Florida
Weather Bureau
Erle Conference officials pictured in Port Allegany area
Standing in the back row are Percy Holcomb secretary Port Allegany Gerald Sager treasurer Diamond Pa Rev Harold Y Lindquist adult director Glenwood Church Erle Front row includes HM Ruy the image captures church leaders in a regional conference gathering with local clergy and officers named.
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Percy Holcomb
Port Allegany
Gerald Sager
Diamond
Harold Y.lindquist
Erle
Glenwood Church
HM. Ruy
Forward Step banquet marks churchs second century kickoff
About 200 reservations are on the books for the First Methodist Church Forward Step banquet tonight in the church dining hall. Rev George Myers says the event aims to raise 110000 for a new educational building as the church begins its second century of service. Campaign director Dr Moorman Parker led a 102 member task force and is a national figure in West Virginia Methodist fundraising with 156 prior campaigns.
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First Methodist Church
George Myers
Moorman Parker
Mao's Son Reported Killed in Korea Tale
A Chinese Communist paper Ta susie Pao says Mao Tse-tung's son An-ying died in Korea after joining the first group of Chinese volunteers in October 1960 and killed about a month later. The U S Consulate noted the death as a rare public mention of Mao's son.
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Ta Susie Pao
Mao ‘T Tung
Mad An-ying
Korea
U. S
von Munst Press
Mao'y Som
Abner’s Mom Dies in Lake City Gangland Era Comedy Star
Kronen Gort, known as the Abner of the Lin and Abner spoof, mourns the death of his mother Mrs. Meng Ack. The longtime performer’s mother, aged 83, passed away yesterday, ending a family tied to early radio and stage crime comedy parodies.
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Abner
Dis Meng
Kronen Gort
Lam
Per Family Debt In U S Runs 16000 Survey Shows
New York reports the average American family carries about $16 000 in debt the share of gross public and private debt now above 850 billion. Since 1953 the per family debt has grown sharply driven by mortgage and consumer debt and taxes.
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U.S
New York
Tax Foundation
Clinton Mixed Classes Continued Amid Riots and Troop Deployment
Desegregation began with disturbances in Clinton as city officials used vacant rooms for emergency classrooms. Oak Ridge offered a vacant room to ease desegregation pressures. Gov. Frank Clement responded with troopers and National Guardsmen as RIOTING peaked, with subsequent racial incidents noted in 1956 and early 1957, though later weeks were mostly peaceful.
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Ville
Oak Ridge
Frank Clement
Series Sidelights on 1955 World Series pace and records
AP notes Braves team effort with 19 runs and no player more than three RBIs while Hank Bauer drives in seven of New York's 12 runs. Spahn’s left hander shutout is first by a lefty in the series since Podres in 1955. Berra goes hitless in 12 at bats as Yankees falter. Pirates (1925) and others cited for seven game series feats. Aaron posts 16 hits in two series, batting .372 with two doubles, a triple and three homers. Yankees hit .168. 1905 A’s five game pace at .161 cited. Series average game time 2h43m.
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New York
Braves
RBI
Hank Bauer
Warren Spahn
Johnny Podres
Dodgers
Yanks
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Washington
Walter Johnson
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Philadelphia A's
Leader Promises Industry Development in Pa Senate Run
Gov. George Leader, Democrat, vows industrial development as a top goal if elected to the U.S. Senate. He faults federal policy for recession and Pennsylvania gloom, criticizes Washington Republicans for neglecting hard-hit areas, and blasts high interest rates and the education bill. Eventally he campaigns in Schuylkill County and Coatesville, while local figures attack Scott’s representational balance and Williamsport hosts a rally with Mayor Lawrence pledging intensified industrial growth.
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Pottsville
George Leader
U. S. Senate
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill County
Washiton
Hardhit
Washington
Coatesville
Leader
Russia
Congress
al Harrisburg
Joseph M. Barr
U. S
Hugh Scott
Philadelphia
Scott
Senate
Williamsport
David L. Lawrence
Former resident Nell Fierst dies in Toledo Ohio
Nell Fierst nee Collins of Cory died Saturday evening at her daughter Mrs William Spillane’s home in Toledo Ohio. She is survived by a daughter and several nephews and nieces including William Armatrong and Mrs Arthur Fitts of Cory. Mrs Pitts will attend services in Toledo Wednesday morning. The article notes baseball game times two hours seventeen minutes and three hours nine minutes, with no pinch hitters recording a hit.
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Ohio
Nell Fierst
William Spillane
Toledo
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