Uneasy Truce as Plant Threatens Reopening in New Castle
In New Castle Indiana Mayor Paul McCormack defers decision on reopening the riot scarred Perfect Circle foundry as National Guardsmen guard the gates. Eight shot during riots at the plant gates. plant evacuated. UAW CIO officials warn of renewed action if reopening occurs. Governor Craig had earlier sent 600 guardsmen to the city amid tensions and threats of further unrest.
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Prem
New Castle
Ind
CIO United Auto Workers
Noger
New Castre
Curly Cory Fourney
Widhesdal
Pat F. McCormack
National Guard
Weill
Lolandry
Perfect Circle
Vaw-Cio International
William F Cald- Wellfold
McCarmutie
Tadiany
Kentucky
United States
McGormark
Bael
Indiana
George N. Craig
Pevtvet
Virike Beware
10 Ship Shafts To Be Replaced in Navy Plan
New York Times reports a multi million dollar program to replace propeller shafts on ten new Navy ships. A Washington dispatch cites 2 new vessels to be rebuilt and a broader shaft replacement effort supported by the Navy. The list includes the carrier Portesville and sister ships Saratiga and Whirl Wik, with the Bangor shipyard in Brooklyn the site of a related event. Also noted is a deadly United Airlines crash near Waynesburg, Wyoming, killing 66 people including Allan Stewart, son of Weynesburg College president.
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Asocarwa
New York
New York Times
Washington Dispatch
the Times
Newson
Norfolk
Porreswil
Portamount
Saratiga
Brooklyn
Waynesburg
Allan Stewart
Paul Stewart
Weynesburg Colles
Wyoming
West proposes security pact at Big Four meeting
West to offer Russia full protection against threats from a reunited Germany. Harold Macmillan outlined a plan to present a Western security framework at the Geneva talks opening October 27, aiming to persuade the Kremlin to back German unification. The pact would apply whether Germany joins NATO or stays neutral.
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West
Associated Press
Bournemouth
England
Harold Macmillan
Russia
Germany
Macmillan
Geneva
Kremlin
Uni
North Atlanta
Faure Seeks Confidence Vote Amid North Africa Crisis
Paris Premier Edgar Faure schedules a vote of confidence as parliament debates North Africa policy. Faure dispatches defense minister Gen Pierre Billotte to Morocco for a show of reform intent while facing defections and Gaullist resistance. In the Rif and Atlas regions, Moroccan unrest and Berber resistance add pressure as the government weighs concessions.
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Bay Pmyenica
Eres
Paris
Edgar Faure
Morocco
National Assembly
Faure
Pierre Billotte
Billotte
Pirre Koenig
May
Assebly
French
Anc Wer
Antoiny Pitiny
Pierre Hoyér de Lavoiir
Ialing
North Afric
Geneva
Tanilis
Penelec Lineman Hurt In 27-Foot Fall From Pole
Arnold Wellacher 54 of Union 1City sustained injuries after falling 27 feet from a utility pole near Gones Way School in Wayne Township. He is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. An investigation was held to determine if his safety gear unhooked or failed. He suffered a right wrist fracture, possible hip injury, and bruises. Howard Davis of Cory and Earl T. Cherry discussed the accident, noting a prior similar incident two years ago.
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Arnold Wellacher
Union 1City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gones Way
Wayne Township
Earl T. Cherry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Weilacher
Uneman
Wellicher
Elliet Wellacher
Cherry
Wellacher
Howard Davis
Cory
Davis
Canudohta Lake
Eisenhower Planned Broader Role in Government Work
Denver reports indicate President Eisenhower, recovering from a heart attack, is expected to take a more active role in government affairs starting this weekend. Doctors note no complications, with routine hospital work and signing of documents to occur as aides prepare policy papers.
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Associated Press
Denver
Eisenhower
Howard M. Stryder
White House
Willie Hage
Ay Fitzarmore Army Hospital
Hue
Eigenhower
Man Saved By Heart Surgery Dies Of Pneumonia
A fan whose life was saved on the operating table by heart surgery died of pneumonia yesterday. The patient, identified as Jolly Gril, underwent sternotomy and chest suturing to restart the heart during the operation. He did not survive the postoperative infection.
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Marys
Entigeray
Jolly Gril
Mock Civil Defense Drill Targets Corry Tonight
A large civil defense drill will simulate a air attack at 9 o clock in Corry with Erie County volunteers and multiple CD offices mobilized. Public participation is invited as sirens signal a three minute wake up followed by traffic curbs and blackout procedures. Fire trucks and first aid stations will respond to mock fires and injuries across the city.
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Corry
Nnt
Erie County
Additio
Cony CD
CD Fady
Senate Dems Fight GOP Plan For School Aid
In Harrisburg Senate Democrats protested a Republican bill to bypass a House approved state aid package for October and November school subsidies. Ben John H. Dent called the bill that would allocate 427 million for school districts a betrayal of months of effort. The plan included a 10.7 million deficiency to address subsidies. Republicans accused Democrats of deadlock. Sen Paul Walgney Jr. helped craft a compromise involving a 30 million grant and a 671 thousand appropriation, while the governor met daily with officials to shape the budget.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Ben John H. Dent
Ormer Republicar
Sen Paul
Walgney Jr-Sennylkill
GOP
Senare
House
Denielys
Luislitvy Habstalne
Commonwealth
Man Freed After More Than Four Years
Hartford report states Taborsky, freed after over four years, claims innocence in the West Milford liquor store holdup shooting. He testified his brother Albert influenced the case. prosecutors argued for life, but a court granted release from Death Row after sentencing in 196? years ago.
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Hartford
Conn
Soseily Taborsky
Fou Grapa
Wethure- Mold
Junin
Albert Tia
Joseph
Inéed Tost
Lyony
Lanieer
Taborsky
Teuth
Seems
28 Agencies To Share In Chest Funds This Year
Twenty-Duy separate agencies share in Community Chest funds for the year with a goal of 33 4525 realized. Ray Webex, general chairman, stated today. Of the total, 210,050 will be distributed among six local agencies while 6,167 to Erie County and 3,910 to national bodies. An additional 625 is set aside for county organizations. Plans reviewed at a luncheon at Hotel Garry. Distribution details include Cony YMCA 6,050 Salvation Army 8,650 Corry Memorial Hospital 7,000 Corry Child Welfare 250 Mead Park Association 1,000 Goodwill Sewing Society 100 and various Erie County agencies and organizations. Budget includes 200 for operating expenses and 1,500 for contingencies.
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WIM
Funy
Ray Webex
Gen- Em
Hix
Erie County
Weber
Garry
Apfea
Cony Ymca
Salvation Army
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Child Welfare
Mead Park Association
Goodwill Sewing Society
Pennsylvania Association For the Blind
Hamet
St. Vincent's Hospitals
Travelers’ Aid Department
International Institute
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Sarah A. Reed
Erie Infants Home
Florence Crittenden Home
Firbotcreek Training School
St. Joseph's Home
St. Mary's Home
Pollo Fund
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
U.S.C
Warren County
Erle Crippled Children
Gls Scouts
Ex Hitler Generals Freed After 101 Years as POWs
CAMP FRIEDLAND Germany Twenty three former Wehrmacht generals and one retired admiral began their first day of freedom after 101 years in Soviet custody. Ex General Walter von Seydlitz Kurzbach urged German Russian friendship and world peace, while others celebrated a wartime release that defied decades of occupation.
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Camp Friedland
Germany
Wehrmacht
Russia
Walter von Seydlitz-Kurzbach
Moscow
Seydlitz-Kurzbach
West Germany
Phedien
Ande Hin
Stalingrad
Gani Prhidland
Ségidlite-Kuugebndt
Paulus
Usders
Honor Carriers' Safety Record Awarded Certificates
Postmaster James Sullivan presented safety certificates and pine yisterday to honor carriers with perfect scores for the 12 month period ending July 19, 195. The awards were sponsored by the National Battery Council in cooperation with the US Post Office Department and include recipients across multiple rural routes.
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Eee
Gill
Werstach
James Sullivan
Alflon
Awanda
Post Lipljeu
Cyde Hull
Flooded Tampico Faces Mounting Deaths and Hunger
In Tampico Mexico, relief runs from the destroyer Bassett rescue ships report a Marine drowned after a launch overturned. A merchant died by suicide amid ruined property as floods and famine fears intensify. Over 900 dead in the region, with water cutting off blocks from aid and authorities debating evacuation. Military helicopters and ambulances push supplies toward inland pumps and relief points.
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Mexico City
U. S
Tampico
Gulf Coast
Bassett
Pomco
Wama
Pico
Fyderat
Army
Fom
Navy
Tampley
Cars Collide on Diver North Center Street
A minor two-vehicle crash occurred yesterday on North Center Street in Spirmyville. One driver, William Heboks, 69, headed north and collided with another car, causing front-end damage to both vehicles and minor injuries. Police report estimated vehicle damage at around forty dollars. no serious injuries.
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Spirmyville
Hume AY
Youssold Conryite
Noll Cotstret
Polive Coffickis
Willian Heboks
Sparkinibures
Center
Lapnen
Lapayeld
Wis
Ant Pollo
Andarles
Convention Sites Set Harrisburg for Northeast Picked Event
The report notes 18th convention selections with 7080 attendees and multiple venues, including Pittsburgh provoked tests. It highlights a gathering in Harrisburg and references Rose of Te grout and Jeagerday events while signaling significant turnout and the overall Senr's total.
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Harrisburg
Wil Rene
Mirsiabille
Rose of Te Grout
Senr
Scared gunman confesses after bank heist chase
Edward R. Rodock, 24, from Greensburg Pa, entered Park Lane Wills in Cleveland and told a priest he was dying after a robbery. He then confessed to police, later explaining the earlier hold up at a service station where he exchanged fire with manager James Boldin. Police recovered a gun. Rodock was shot in the left thigh and taken to City Hospital prison ward in fair condition.
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Cleveland
Edward R
Rodock
Park Lane
St. Agnes Catholic Church
James Greener
Chase
Chester Avenue
Greensburg
James Boldin
Boldin
City Hospital
Uewold
Gov Lee Won't Pay All Taxes
Gov. Lee refuses full tax payment amid wartime rhetoric and calls for citizen support. He urges continued financial obligations to the nation while criticizing withholding funds as unpatriotic. He hints at possible action if taxes remain unpaid.
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Gov. Lee
Salt Lake City
Wuin
Bincko
Lee
Ielung
United Nations
Lebanon Jail Breaker Nabbed After Escape
An escapee from Lebanon County jail was captured in Pittsburgh after a pursuit. Police say the suspect, identified as Tash Hight, fled with others during the breakout and was later apprehended following a chase through city streets. Further details on charges and accomplices were not immediately available.
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Lebanon
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Lebanon County
Jil
Phile
Stonuxtoivn
Lennon
Ruth
Padiewiy
Jsturban Crees
Tresborough
Rubi Ahsey Jayke
66 Die In Wyoming Air Crash Rescue Underway
Rescuers fought cold winds to recover 66 bodies from a United Airlines four engine airliner that crashed near Medicine Bow Peak while en route from New York City to the west coast. The plane carried 3 crew and 63 passengers including 17 Air Force cadets and twoInfants. The disaster, the worst in 15 years, surpasses the Northwest DCA crash on Lake Michigan. Rescue teams planned to move bodies to a Wyoming scientific lodge for identification. Continued on Page Six.
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Associated Press
Laramie
Wyo
Medicine Bow Peak
United Air Lines
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
New York City
Air Force A
Amouz Ue
Sul Lake City
Mormon Tubrernacle Choir
Europe
Northwest
Airlines Dca
Lake Michigan
Air Force
Tokyo
Whlett
John Terrill
Gardon County
Speels
Seema
Neve
W University
Jet Wyoming Stimpier Scientific Lodge
Ste Miles
Gerald Downey
Wyom Ning
19 Still Held By China Reds
Diplomatic sources report that China refuses to release 19 American prisoners despite four weeks promised. The U S and Britain coordinate efforts through Geneva, Paris and Washington to press for repatriation. High level talks in New York and London fail to secure freedom as officials urge continued patience.
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China Reds
Washington
Fern
Informit
Bale
Hutile Bell
Geneva
Ants Luis
Alexia Johnean
Beit Orinwsi Anhnskador Wierik
Uid
O'Neil
Clarke
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Corry Community Chest
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Edward G
Bud Crapser
Kenneth Benson
Barto
Dems
Hitler
SRP
Castor
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LawWinmle
Sippel
Depmetanne
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