Senate Weighs Extra Salary Hike for Teachers in 44 Million Plan
The Senate debated adding 44 million dollars to the school bill to fund teacher raises, enabling a 200 pay boost this year in addition to the automatic 200. Amendments and party-line votes stretched sessions into the night as Republicans and Democrats sparred over funding and tax measures.
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York
Hays
Vnv
Senate
Wetton
Lage
Sevier - Says
Shahah Ber Birr
Uwai
Rey Wagner
R-Schilgli
Leader
Ghoe
Fine
Noor Fender
Dent
GOP
Senate Republicans Inter
Ben. Mahnny
Transit System In St Louis Seized By State
Gov Phil M Donnelly ordered the state to seize and operate the St Louis Public Service Co amid a strike by 1400 union members. About 20 000 workers rely on streetcars and buses daily. Daniel Rogers chaired a state mediation effort as the takeover took effect. Union leaders denied telegrams confirming the state’s control.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Louis
Phil M Donnelly
St Lous Public Service Co
APL
Stelke Wks
Jose Sieht
Rogers
Union
Ulls
Strauss AEC Admits Dixon-Yates Contract May Be Unlawful
Chairman Lewis L Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission acknowledged in a public letter that the Dixon-Yates power contract may be invalid. The ARC says cancellation payments are on hold while the legality is studied. Edgar H. Dikey and Eugene L. Yates defended their positions. The contract, tied to a West Memphis Arkansas power plant supplying TVA electricity, was negotiated last year and terminated by order of the President amid ongoing inquiries into its binding status and potential government liability.
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Tex Ammatinson
Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Lpst
Dixon-Yates
Ben Anderson
D-Nm
Dixon-Yates Power Group
Edgar H Dikey
Eugene 1A
Yates
Anderdon
AEC
Dixon ‘Yates
Thor Wilve
Violence Flares At Struck Plant Amid Unrest
Pickets hurled stones at cars entering two Kenna metal plants in Latrobe. A detachment of 14 State Policemen patrolled plant approaches to prevent further disorders. No arrests reported. Company attorney said officials fear growing disorder as strikes by District 50 and United Mine Workers continue.
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Tee Latrobe
Plante
Stuy Pollew
Kingston
Shermain Rock
Comipaty
Sid
Corry School Board Grapples With Oversight and Pay Issues
Corry School officials discussed budgeting for recreation programs, seeking 875 dollars in reimbursements and potential wage increases for extension instructors. Douglas reported past pay discrepancies, and the board considered extending evening classes while addressing compensation and tax exemptions for former residents.
Prevent Fires Pupils Told Across Writhd Wright Edward Schools
Fifth and sixth grade pupils at Writhd Wright and Edward's schools work on essays about how to prevent fires. Students sign slips for home fire prevention methods, receive junior firefighter badges, and respond to an insurance agent demonstration. The program includes displays of the city’s newest fire equipment and a fire prevention demonstration to be repeated Thursday morning at the high school with firefighters and Chief Ray Laurie speaking at civic meetings.
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Svantord
St Vasly
Writhd
Edward's
Tai
Wrattens
Marshal Badnes
Allernoda
William Apivel
Ilis
Schoo
Yee Funk
Garry Davis
Wyte Landors
Additon
Ray Laurie
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Teacher Gets $700 Pay Hike After Bargaining
The Youngsville School Committee approved a $700 yearly raise for Miss Bonnie Gordon the high school Home Economics instructor amid a negotiation that also touched on a rival offer and superintendent salary scales. The vote followed debate over matching higher salaries and the need to retain qualified staff.
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Lab Coltyates
Hintright
Bonnie Gordon
Gordon
Yourgaville
Douglas
Youngsville
Holl
Miss Gordon
Chiles LC
Gilbert
Tls
Youngsville Schoo
Thy
Ica Group
Douglas Iso
Robert A. Ott Jr
Cony
Fils
Dolidias
Mattha
Cory Bond Rhembers
Bret
Olfier Business
Spencer Void
Wayne Township
Wisne
Spencer Belvo” SE
Anderson
Ie School Distriet
Dyer
Concord
Wastie
Elgin
Colimviaus
Corry
Wnioll
Winnialli
No Damage At Rubbish Fire Reported
A rubbish fire in an East South street area caused alarms to sound and units from 10 fire stations responded. No property damage reported and crews from the No 4 station helped extinguish the blaze with American LaFrance equipment.
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Tyree
Stil Aircel
Wuahteton Street
Leo Gl Co
Firimeri
Burns Fatal Fire Claims Somerset Mother
A fatal house fire in Somerset kills a mother of a child at her home in Cheilleizoy. Firefighters battled flames as a kerosene stove and accidental ignition are noted in the chaotic scene. Neighbors reported smoke and emergency crews arriving quickly to contain the blaze.
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Burns
Somerset
Cheilleizoy
Nedfont
Owic Rite
Chiltern
Lize
Reopen Plant at New Castle as National Guardsmen Patrol
Perfect Circle Corp reopens its New Castle Indiana foundry after a week of strikes. About 70 workers return inside as 1000 National Guard troops enforce martial law in New Castle Hagerstown and Richmond areas. Guards police checkpoints, blockades, and patrolled routes while protests continue nearby.
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Associated Press
New Castle
Ind
Perfect Cycle Corp
Perfect Cirle
Hfarby
Hagerstown
Richmond
National Guard
Placiis
Arebti
Gay George N Craig
161St
Lo Huigerstowsi
Perfect Circle
Hiller
New Gvatie
Taith Field Artillery Battalion
Martial
GIO United Sync
Norofidblotks
Natibrial
Imory
Conservation Parc
Faith
House To House Appeal For Community Chest
The campaign, led by Roy Webb as general chairman, runs October 15 to October 31. Volunteers will deliver over 1000 letters to residents urging support for the Community Chest with the United Way window as a symbol of giving.
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AE Hong
Corry
Wit Bodes
Gory
Brant Named New Cage Coach At Corry School
Corry school board held a meeting to appoint Brant as head basketball coach with a 9200 annual salary. The decision follows the resignation of the prior coach and sets the season lineup and responsibilities for the program.
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Elect Brant
Ted
Corry
Rowch
Mishieu
Viewton Crage
NT Booden
Ana Grhoolt
Dougiak Mist
Wiehold
Crake
French Assembly Back Faure Plans to Fight Algerian Violence
Paris reports the National Assembly resumes debate on Edgar Faure’s hard line in Algeria with the Communists alone opposing a military crackdown. Reports describe terror attacks across Algiers and Morocco as French officials press for home rule measures and swift action amid a nationwide strike.
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Faure
Algeria
Associated Press
Paris
National Assembly
Morocca
France
St Jemminpes
Kkilling
Morocco
Casablancs
Protéctorate
Tom
Post Office Denies Solon's Claims Amid Inquiry
Senator Olin D Johnston charges illegal firings of postmasters. Post Office Dept calls claims wholly misinformed and incorrect. Awaiting a full reply from Norman Abrams with hearings planned in multiple states as Carlson backs investigation and broad complaints mount about postmaster staffing.
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Assyemacue
Washington
Post Offic Department
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Johnston
Norman R. Abrams
Generto
Detroit
Abrams
Sen. Carlson
R-Kah
Faikine
Ohustori
Michigan
Texas
Californllinois
Missouri
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Caroline
Eisen i
Wnatt
Hitler
Mary Fini
Joby
Two Men Fined For Drinking in Public Areas
Two men pled guilty to intoxication charges in Aldermicy Melvity Cobbit court. They were fined ten shillings and costs after being found drunk at night near Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
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Emmanuel Episcopa
Clyne King Way
Jim Wigie
Tein
Lie
Dirk Meer
Rill
CiaiLiar Syret
Hastings deli raid spurs hunt for suspect
A cryptic note from Hastings Neh lashed into a chaotic scene as detectives investigated a deli raid. Authorities named no suspects yet while reviewing security footage at local supermarkets and press shops for ties to a broader theft ring.
Germans Report Americans Held in Soviet Camps
German civilians claim several Americans or people linked to American connections were held in Soviet slave labor camps after arriving in the West. Names include Pye Sidney Fury Sparks of Atlanta Georgia and others who allegedly served as spies or volunteered for missions in Estonia and Moscow.
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Friedland
Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
Pye Sidney Fury Sparks
Trnntile
West Berlin
Bast Germins
Bob Goldman
Estonia
Jack Gorulski
George Green
Levin Geen
Lee Anpetes
Moscow
Lewh Green
Green
Vorkute
Sibubln
Vidi Golowsie
Suylot Culaery
Shanglos ‘Golowsik
Siu
Prin Puto
Atv
Priksners
Seein Gren
Waishingtan
West Germany
Hyayd
Golam
Giri
Galavaki
Pilot Lands Plane Safely In Pasture
A pilot managed a controlled landing in a rural pasture without injuries. The incident prompted emergency responders to assess the craft and secure the area, with no further details available about the aircraft or individuals involved.
Eisenhower prepares for Geneva Big Four meet
President Eisenhower, recovering from a heart attack, prepares for the Geneva Big Four foreign ministers meeting set to open October 2. Secretary Dulles plans a Denver White House briefing after a hospital visit, outlining two foreign policy approaches for handling Soviet issues.
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Associated Press
Denver
Eisenhower
Secretary of State
Dulles
Geneva
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Denver White House
Lowry Air Force Base
Miami
Fis
American Legion
United States
Geneve
Eisenhowr
Columbine 1
NATO must strengthen air forces to deter Russia says Gruenther
General Alfred M. Gruenther, supreme Allied commander in Europe, urged NATO defense ministers in Paris to integrate Western air power to deter a surprise Soviet attack. He warned current air command is inadequate and called for strengthened Allied air forces and coordinated defense.
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Paris
Alfred Mi. Gruenther
Firrane
Russia
Organizi
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
NATO
Western Europe
Tay 13
Gruenther
Aetioun
Dover Pit
Allied Air Force
Cyulter Ue East
Bbe
Sehan
Unies
Heeans
NATO Air
Yuritine
Hutbeubitiwe
Belijne
West Gweinany
Aefense
Bente Brith
Warn Yui
Delayed Briefs Waring Timeframe Pending Public Notices
Fragmented OCR reads about a public notice regarding renewal and terms set by a committee. It mentions dates, public postings, and a renewal request, with references to a timetable and local officials. The readable names and exact dates are unclear due to garbled text.
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Aldelia
Post Office Dept
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