Ike Plans Major Farm Speech Tonight in Indianapolis
President Eisenhower returns from an eight week Colorado vacation to Washington via Indianapolis where he will deliver a nonpartisan yet campaign-tinged farm speech at Butler University. White House and GOP officials project the address to bolster Republican aims in the fall elections.
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Associated Press
Denver
Eisenhower
Colorado
Washington
Indianapolis
Lowry Air Force Base
Columbine
Butler University Field House
White House
Republican National Committee
NBC
du Mont
GOP
Congress
Fisenhower
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
National Security Council
Fie
Denver White House
Draft Board Calls Nine Men for Induction
Nine men from Corry and surrounding area are to be inducted into the armed forces on November 2. The draft board announced the call this morning and notices were being prepared for mailing this afternoon at the office.
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Corry
PLCB bans Beaver Club bingo moves to Rod and Guns Club
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board prohibits bingo at the Beaver Club benefit due to gambling rules in liquor establishments. Sponsors announced the event tonight will proceed at the Rod and Guns Club on East Washington street to support the high school football lighting fund, keeping the event alive after PLCB warnings.
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Beaver Club
Pennsylvania ‘Liquor Control Board
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
West Washington Street
Post
Rod and Guns Club
East Washington Street
Utah GOP Solon Appeals 10 CIA to Release Files
Rep. Douglas Stringfellow, a Utah Republican, appeals to the CIA to release its records amid questions from Army Times about his wartime service. He claims he parachuted behind enemy lines on a World War II mission. In Ogden, aides say CIA records may be nonpublic. In Washington, officials discuss White House intervention. A separate item notes a miner killed by a rock fall at Bethlehem Mine No. 6 in Somerset Township.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Douglas Stringfellow
Central Intelligence Agency
Utah
VIA
Army Times
Washington
The
Times
the Times
Harold G. Stagg
Les Honeycutt
Congressman Stringfellow
Congressman Stringfellows
6and Armored Infantry Division
Stringfellow
Stagg
Ogden
CTA
Keith F. Jaques
Strinsfellow
CIA
White House
Denver
Army ‘Times
Murray Snyder
Eisenhower
Hock Fall
Pat Nicholas Guyach
Bentleyville
Bethlehem
Somerset Township
Defense Chief Says He Is Done Campaigning
Secretary of Defense Wilson returned to Washington after remarks about dogs in the political air drew controversy. Sparkman disputed misinterpretation while Stratton and Reuther tempered the issue, with Wilson noting he would not give further campaign speeches and hoping Eisenhower is not worried.
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Bird Dog
Sen. Sparkman
Associated Press
Washington
Moscow
Sparkman
Wiliam G. Stratton
Illinois
Chicago
CIO
Walter Reuther
Detroit
Reuther
Eisenhower
Union Merger Nears Between AFL CIO Leaders Meet
Washington reports brighter prospects for a long debated AFL CIO merger as Meany and Reuther direct top aides to finalize mechanics. A no taiding pact four months earlier is seen as a first step toward amalgamation despite potential clashes among leaders and regional claims.
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Associated Press
Washington
APL
CIO
George Meany
AFL
Walter Reuther
Meany
Reuther
Lee B Wood Honored As Pennsylvania Ambassador in Corry
Lee B Wood executive editor of the New York World Telegram and Sun received the Pennsylvania Ambassador award at a Corry ceremony. The tribute featured a hammered aluminum plaque and a ceremonial scroll presented by Mortimer Graham after remarks by Stewart Long. The event drew 112 attendees including local officials Assemblyman W W Waterhoist Mayor Earl Cherry and publishers from nearby papers.
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Li. B. Wood
Corry
Wat Evening
Pludis
New York World-Telegram
Sin
Aution
Mr. Wood
Commonwealth
Mortimer Graham
Northwest
Pennsylvania
Stewart Long
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Wood
Tire and Alser
P. G. Wood
Russia
Hobet Corry
Long
Elmer Ortner
Robert Jackson
U.S. Supreme Court
Peninsylvania
Frewsburi Wed
Washington
D.C
B. F. Bettes
Buffalo
William P Lombard
Elsirsvilles
RW. Jusiking
Cleveland
FR. B. McCord
North East
T .Williams
Saratogs
Calif
Joni 7
Mead
Mortiner
Gratam
Ene
Lee Wood
New York World-Youngian
Sun
Asibassador
Ethwark Lane
Arthur Colegrove
Mr. Wooth
Wilkines
Sol Teyhwe
Charles Keating
Hiner Echujomintin
Ron
Mortimer Grali
Saylor Honored for Conservation Work in Johnstown
John Saylor of Pennsylvania was honored by the National Parks Association for distinguished service in conservation. The award cited his defense of Dinosaur National Monument against Echo Park proposals during the recent Congress session and praised his stance amid Upper Colorado River project debates.
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Saylor
Johnstown
John Saylor
Conarts
National Parks Association
Dinosair National Monument
Congress
Truce Sought In London Tieup Amid Strike Crisis
London government summons employers and union leaders to hasten a truce as dockers drivers and conductors strike threatening wider port disruption. Officials fear food and supplies will run short with 43 000 workers idled and 3 203 buses affected as talks stall.
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London
Lyin
Britain
Maine
Hutt
Vollniary Bate
Sith
Huainen
Aystare
Tiew Rehedulen
Npr Juipawet
Grid Game Postponed In Linville To Monday Evening
A varsity football game at Loveland Field between Linville and Marrlewne Hazel die to brow Into was postponed from this afternoon to Monday evening at 6 20 due to steady downpour and poor field conditions. Realistic athletic official for both schools deemed weather unlikely to improve and rescheduled the contest.
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Linville
Loveland Field
Marrlewne
Hazel
Tamorra
Realis
Noth
Chest Drive Campaign Draws Donations Despite Turbulence
A fragmented note outlines a fundraising drive bearing names such as Hantyit and Porlfyr. It mentions a goal of 44,000 and urges recipients to contribute within a two week window. The text references a client and a partner organization, with multiple garbled lines implying a large donation push and mailings to supporters.
60 MPH Speed Limit Debated in Harrisburg Area
Report on a proposed 60 mile per hour speed limit for a portion of the turnpike system in the Harrisburg region. Officials discuss traffic flow, safety implications, and enforcement questions as new highway maps and speed rules are reviewed by PennDOT.
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Hmurteburg
Piadioy
Uedingier Init
Aeeda
Beretburg
Tie Buy
Taihways Department
Allentown
Jaycees Auction to Benefit City Police Radio Fund
The Jaycees of Cony Munjor Chamber announce an auction at the Armory tomorrow afternoon featuring donated merchandise from local stores and residents. Proceeds will support the city's two way radio installation for the police department. the event starts at 4 pm with local leaders and volunteers assisting.
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Bure
Bulan
Arew
Jaycees
Ory
Company F Passes Federal Inspection in Pennsylvania
Company F underwent its annual federal inspection on Wednesday night. Col. Robert M. Miller of the Inspector General's Office at Fort George Meade and Major George Rohx led the review. The unit, currently positioned for a recruiting drive, comprises three officers.
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Gorrys Une
Pennsylvania
Robert M. Miller
Spector General's Office
Fort George Meudé
Pas
George Ihox
Former Enquirer editor John Li Rue dies in Cleveland
John W Li Rue, 55, former managing editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, had radio work in Cincinnati and Akron and spent the last years with the Cleveland Plain Dealer. He died yesterday in Cleveland, ending a long career in journalism.
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Editox
Cleveland
John W.li Rue
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati
Akron
Cleveland Plain
Oealng
Storm Hazel Rips NC Coast Turning Tide of Destruction
Hurricane Hazel of 100 mph winds moved north along 120 miles of the North Carolina coast causing widespread damage. Minor injuries reported from debris falls as waves battered coastal installations and communications were disrupted. No major casualties initially recorded as residents sought safer quarters.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
N. C
Hazel
North Carolina
Carolina
Mars
Hurricane Hazel Slams Toward Mid Atlantic After Sunset
Hurricane Hazel roared toward eastern Pennsylvania as its core neared the coast, with winds peaking near 60 mph late tonight and heavy rains spreading across the Carolinas and Virginia. The Weather Bureau warned of dangerous winds and high tides, with gales extending far from the center while authorities mobilized National Guard units and moved to protect Wilmington and Myrtle Beach amid evacuations and warnings.
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Hazel
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Virginia
North Atlantic States
Vaid
Wilmington
North Carolina State Highway Patrol
Cape Pear River
William B. Umstead
Durham, N.C
North Carollina National Guard
Smanu
Ship And Barge Collide 29 Saved Off Milwaukee Harbor
A Dutch cargo ship Prins Willem V collided with a barge off Milwaukee harbor and sank in 80 feet of water. Coast Guardsmen rescued all 28 crew members. the 258 foot vessel carried mixed cargo and sank after the crash. Cmdr Edward Clerk led the inspection into the crash with no immediate cause given.
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Milwaukee
Sinckr OW Co
Cmdr
Edward Clerk
Machine Inspection Division
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