Indiana Governor to lead New Castle strike talks
Governor George N. Craig races home from Miami to take charge of the Perfect Circle strike in New Castle where a Wednesday riot wounded eight. National Guard troops near the plant may be pulled back if it reopens Monday, as CIO UAW leaders and local officials plan Sunday talks. The dispute centers on wages union shop pension and layoff pay.
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Associated Press
New Castle
Ind
George N. Craig
Indiana
Miami
Perfect Circle Corp
National Guard
New Cutie
Perfect Circle
Craig
IGW
Aint
Thaiann
Doyle
Ieaders
CIO United Auto Workers
New Gnathy
Henry County
Fire Destroys Clymer Barn
A disastrous blaze swept a barn near Clymer on Park Road yesterday, leveling the structure and injuring no one. Fire units from Windles Lake and another department faced strong winds estimated at 20 to 30 miles per hour as they battled the flames for hours. The origin of the fire could not be determined. Neighbors reported smoke and embers drifting toward nearby homes, but responders controlled the scene with efforts focused on protecting outbuildings. Mrs Bringer reported being away when the fire started.
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Ctrmer
Park Road
Clymer Department
Golni
Blaze
Windles Lake
Willy i
Bar Hhwer
Fierne
Mra. Bringer
Barhilsie
Thames
Rain Covers Wide Area Countrywide Autumn Weather
General rain across the eastern states and Pacific Coast region with improving conditions in most areas. Overnight the leading trough from the Mississippi Valley weakened while light showers persisted from New York to Alabama and along New England and eastern coastal regions.
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Pacific Coast
Massassippi
New York
Alabami
New England
Appalachian Mountains
Washington
California
Atlantic
Gulf Coast States
Rockies
Ike Nominates D'Ewart Faces Senate Opposition
Senator Murrry warned President Eisenhower's nomination of Wesley A D Ewart as Assistant Secretary of Interior could be sent to the Senate next year with expected rejection. The Interior confirmation would test Senate committee action as in past eras. Former opponents and party figures hover in the background amid unsettled reception.
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Washington
Murrly
D-Munt
Essenhower
Wesley A. D'Ewart
Senate
Murrmy
Tom
Thuitier
Dows
Truman
D'Ewart
Wedinat Murphy
Montand
Sénate
List Chairmen Quotas For 55 Chest Appeal
The 1955 Community Chest campaign announces chairmen and quotas by division. Dallas Smiley heads Corporations with 313.500, Stewart Laung 7500 for Industrial Employes, O W Bracken for Internal Service Organizations 900, Dr Lawrence Dottilihs for School Employes, Karl Cherry 2.00 for Government Banks Hospital and Utilities, and multiple named chairs for towns including Concord, Spring Grevick, Columbus, Elgin, and others, totaling 433457 in quotas.
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Oday
Dallas Smiley
Bruce Empoyeuer
Unas Unyy
Ellaworthe
Stewart Laung
O. W. Bracken
de TS. Kelk’y
Lawrence Dottilihs
Robert Barto
Banks Hospital and Utilities
Karl Cherry
Concord
Baldwin Wayne
Robert Williams Spring Grevick
Bernard Porter
Fighting Rages Near Moroccan Spanish Border
Fighting continues near the Spanish Moroccan border as about 3,000 patrols exchange heavy blows. reinforcements push from Fez to forward troops forming a triangle around Bouraed Alou and Tizi Ouzli. North African and French troops, each battalion sized, engage in operations described as frenzied yet exhausting.
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Morocco
Associated Press
Raid On Corry Tests Civil Defense Units
Officials announced they were pleased with last night’s mock war raid in Corry. About 400 civil defense workers from all parts of Erie County converged on the city for a simulated attack, with sirens, blackout, and a staged evacuation. Casualties were “turned loose” at various points, and volunteers acted as victims while block wardens directed first aid sheltering. The exercise tested police, hospital, and communication networks, using twelve mobile radio units and a mobile base station. CD director Ray Weber praised the response and thanked all who cooperated in making the demonstration effective for civil defense operations.
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Cory Civil
Ulerk
Hosiitonss
North Center-electris
CD Police
Tex Gulestoning
Ray Weber
Focal CD
Corry Weather Forecast and Frost Likely Tonight
Corry reports a mild day with a high of 70 and a chilly 48 this morning. A light frost is forecast for tonight as northwest winds whip through the countryside. earlier rains scattered leaves and a brief frost threat was noted in nearby towns.
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Corry
Jamestown
Fulton
Frida
Tina
Pennaylynnia Aves
Weather Bureau
Anitenna
Babson Discusses Stock Market Explosion And President Illness
Babson Park Mass. H HRd discusses stock market crash fears and President Eisenhower illness amid explosion fears. He cites five causes for the collapse including investment trends, home building, and rising consumer spending. Continued on page three.
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Babson
Hoger W
Z. Tromphaaha
Supercarrier Saratoga Launched Amid Hype and Hopes
The 60 000 ton Saratoga is launched at the Brooklyn Navy Yard with champagne by Charles S. Thomas and wife. Built in New York it is billed as the world s heaviest, most powerful warship with a propulsion plant to rival a big locomotive. It will require six months more construction before joining the fleet and carries the ability to launch nuclear-armed aircraft, though armament details are limited.
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Associated Press
York
Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Secretary of the Navy
New York Naval Shipyard
Brooklyn
Saratoga
Hn Foyrestal
Saratoxa
Morrestal
Flood Waters Recede as City Reels Under Flooding
Flood waters fell about 10 inches along the river near Hood and Temples as the city faced epidemics and strain. The river remained 18 feet above normal, with 150,000 people affected and supplies delayed. Navy helicopters aided relief, while officials warned the situation could worsen before improving, as aridity and ongoing disease threats complicated response efforts.
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Mexico
Struken
Nuys
Wivex
Rota
Feom Norfolk
Dodge Heir Loses Her Legal Battle
The Dodge heiress loses her court fight over an estate and a $10,000 judgment. Trustees face removal and redirection of funds cited by the judge in a decision affecting heirs and investment policies. The case centers on Horace Deda’s granddaughter and the Manlius estate, with trustee actions and inheritance implications discussed.
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Dodge
Associated Press
Delrom Mra
Ghiistige
Assitvin
Hyerate Sulemaker
Horace
Deda
Tost
Turteu
Juli Ostuley
Paitick MH
O'Bren
Flor
Muuse
Alsomon
Honda
Mri
Wright Eli
Yelil
Glen-Fouet
Special Group Named To Detect Hidden Weapons
United Nations report on a disarmament subcommittee forming a special group of scientists from the United States Britain France Canada and Russia to study detecting concealed atomic devices. Delegates urged a second international atoms top peace conference within three years and discussed Soviet and Western inspection proposals amid cautious optimism.
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Associated Press
United, Nations
N.Y
Sibcommitee
United States
Hurda
Stissen
Eisenhowe
Slisser
Britain
France
Canada
Rusia
Anthony Nutting
Russia
Arkady Sobolev
Eisenhower
Sobolev
Australia
Yukoslavia
Burma
Moscow Spy Foiled In Bribe Attempt Late
A Foreign Office briefing described a late April 1952 attempt by a Soviet intelligence contact to bribe a British official to betray diplomatic secrets. The official report notes the spy scheme was intercepted in Moscow with details published by several British newspapers.
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Moscow
London
1 Plan
Foreign Office
Ameen
Waélne
Inal Sons
Hic
Gunna
Stove Explodes In Local Home Injuring Occupants
A stove explosion in a local dwelling caused injuries to several occupants. Fire crews removed the burning appliance from the house before extinguishing the blaze. Volunteer responders and authorities investigated the scene and recovery efforts continued at the residence.
Wreckage Probed In Quest To Explain 66 Deaths
Investigators sift through shattered remains on Medicine Bow Peak seeking cause of United Air Lines four engine crash that killed 66. Civil Aeronautics Board and airline officials lead full probe as mountaineers recover bodies, with 59 passengers and three crew missing. Bodies transported to Laramie as experts work to retrieve others over several days.
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Associated Press
Laramie
Wyo
Medicine Bow Peak
Naation
Peterson
United Air Lines
DEA
Here
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
United
Teir
Cooke
Menlo Park
Calif
New York
Denver
Saltike City
Aid Sought for UNICEF Halloween Program in City
Corry Chamber of Commerce and ASSOCIA LOD plan United Nations Children Fund Halloween Trick or Treat drive. Secretary B F Bettes asks clubs for $130 and volunteers to run five collection points for needy children worldwide. The program, now in 4000 communities across 48 states, aims to boost UNICEF Halloween participation.
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Sepa Nenanes
Corry
Bolites
Pirties
Strowinke
Unicef
Bettes
Leroy Wilcox Dies Suddenly
Leroy Wilcox a 59 year old Corry business owner who ran Wilcox Products on Pontsylvana venue died suddenly at home yesterday afternoon. His passing was unexpected with no prior heart issues noted. He was born June 10, 1895 in Corry and attended local schools. He leaves a son, and was active in several local organizations and churches. Funeral services will be held at Baylson Furey A Borne with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Fe Weroy
Smith Street
Wilcox Products
Pontsylvana
Wilcox
Wilcom
Bernice Rowland Whits
Wilcos
Winaksan
Gorry
Ania
Corry
Nord Wilcox
Lewis of
Mc Wilray
Christ
Elke and Logan
Columbus
Royal Arch
Clarence
Commandery
Baylsun Furey
Mondiry
Start Work On Gas Line To New School
A garbled notice outlines planned gas line construction likely near a new school. Fragments mention Weeks, Carey, Inver, and segments of streets as destinations or reference points, but details and dates are unreadable. The text suggests work within a vicinity labeled West, north, and east areas, with municipal involvement implied.
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Spanden
Carey
Riots flare in Rouen over African policy in France
Demonstrations in Rouen clash with police as 1600 protesters, led by leftist and nationalist factions, oppose sending troops to North Africa. Tear gas deployed after stones rained down. barracks blocked to hinder shipment amid tense political debate in Paris.
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Mission of Defense
Minster
Pierrie Bullole
Morocco
Wxt
Noel
North
Nixon Meets Eisenhower In Downtrodden Recovery
In Denver the ailing President Eisenhower receives Vice President Nixon for his first meeting since a heart attack. Doctors approve a major foreign policy conference with Secretary Dulles while plans for a Geneva ministers meeting unfold and convalescence time is projected.
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Associated Press
Denver
Denver White House
Nixon
Eisenhower
Dulles
Howard
Gettysburg
Washington
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Maj
John Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White
Eisen
Unifien Hon
Germany
Junin C. Augerty
Cominn
Nini Visth
Hariri
Proposed Pay Hike for Pennsylvania Teachers Sparks Debate
An Associated Press report from Harrisburg outlines a plan boosting teacher pay in Pennsylvania as proposed by lawmakers. The measure targets higher salaries for public school instructors, with advocacy from Democratic senators and education groups.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gailry
Devin
Marty E Saylor
York
Jobis Centre
Pensylvanie
Bayidh
Renald DeLonie Sotinagry Hospital Visit Report
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Renald DeLonie Sotinagry encountered illness requiring hospital admission. Details on date location or outcome are unreadable in the text.
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