Extend Deadline In Steel Fact Hearings
Washington AP United States steel strike hearings continue under an extended deadline as fact finders press to finish today. President Eisenhower granted a delay for filing the report on the 83 day impasse the longest in steel history. If mediation fails the Taft Hartley Act could trigger a federal court injunction sending 500000 workers back to the mills for a cooling off period. The United Steelworkers oppose an injunction and will elaborate testimony on their position today while the union faces a pivotal decision.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ie Board
Westfield man killed by fast freight at factory yard
Ramon Felix 43, an employee at Welch Grape duck factory crating shed, was struck by an eastbound Nickle Plate freight express around 3 20 p m yesterday while crossing tracks near The Kenyon Apartments. Coroner Morse called it accidental death due to a crushed skull. body removed to Bayhov Funeral Home. Felix had family in Puerto Rico.
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Westfield
Welch Grape
Duke
Ramon Felix
Tf Petty Rice
Kenyon
Pellen
Pells
Welch
Hyrain
Robert Peterson
Chautauqua County
Theodore Morse
Morse
Bayhov Funeral Home
Puerto Rico
Errol Flynn Dies of Heart Attack in Vancouver Apartment
Actor Errol Flynn died of a heart seizure in a Vancouver apartment after a casual visit for a drink with host Mrs. George Caldough and her husband. Flyyn appeared well before collapsing. an inhalator team and ambulance rushed him to hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. His death follows a six day stay in the city amid talks to sell his yacht Zaca and his ongoing public life as a celebrated swashbuckling star.
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Vancouver
Errol Flynn
Eles
George Caldough
Pynn
Mrs. Caldough
Beverly Auland
Flynn
Zaca Culdough
Patrice Wymor
Washington, D.C
Los Angeles
Girl 15 Admits Poisoning Parents in Kansas City Area
Olathe Kansas a auburn haired fifteen year old girl sobbed out a story of poisoning her mother and father both members of prominent Kansas City families with goud poison which she said was crystal powder She identified herself as Dintie Roberts responsive to a Juvenile Court hearing Officers noted her casual air and later weeping She confessed she did it because her mother and father were always criticizing her and she said Daddy beat me and threatened to kill me I thought I would kill him first
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Olathe
Kan
Kansas City
Dintie Roberts
Wiliam F. Roberts
Evalyn Roberts
Johnson County
Dee
Key
Mom
Dad
Lynn Thomws
Mature to wed in United States after Rome visit
American star Victor Mature plans to marry his 25 year old Polish fiancee Joy Urwick. She said they will sail on the Queen Mary October 27 and then go to Mature’s hometown Louisville.
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Mature
London
Victor Mature
Pnelish
United States
Queen Mary
Vic
Louisville
Joy Urwick
Rome
Corry Grange Wins Blue Ribbon at Harvest Daze Display
Corry Grange earned a blue ribbon for its Harvest Daze window display at Trans dress on Neut Center street. Ramsey Rogers Gladys D Bulard and Mrs Howard B Ross named second and third as judges. Honorable mention went to Columbus 4 H Club outdoor cooking display at Woolworths and Corry Future Farmers of America display at Barneys Firestone. Cash prizes 25 15 10 awarded. Window displays stay through Monday. Harvest Daze runs two days starting tomorrow and through Saturday, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce retail merchants. Free pancakes offered by Corry Grange tomorrow 6 9 and Saturday 1 4.
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Corry Grange
Trans Dress Shop
Neut Center Street
Ramsey Rogers
Gladys D. Bulard
Howard B Ross
Bennett's
Columbus Grange
G.C. Murphy
Center Street
Columbus 4
Cory Grange
Satuy
Phillips
North Oneonta
Miriam Center Street
Sanderson
New York
Fitzgerald Hospitalized in Dublin Actor Barry Fitzgerald Illness
Dublin reports actor Barry Fitzgerald is in a Dublin hospital described as comfortable. The illness details remain undisclosed and no complications are cited.
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Fitzgerald
Dublin
Ireland
Barry Fitzgerald
Dubly
GOP Senators Fail Gasoline Tax Boost Plan
Harrisburg AP Republicans block a Democratic bid to raise the gas tax by one cent and to boost vehicle fees. The vote defeats six cent fuel increases and a $5 annual registration hike, with Sen. Berger questioning the need for additional tax amid federal highway funds. Democrats pledged to press other revenue options. Republicans say current funds suffice for road programs.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Wnt
Senat Finance Committee
Stephen McCann
House
Charles R. Weiner
Evey
Weiner
Erie Port
Somerset
Cambria
GOP
Highwy
Pennsylvania
James S. Berger
Berger
Dead Woman Clings To Life In Pittsburgh Home
In Pittsburgh suburb Homewood, 87 year old Flora Laffin was found by police believed dead after her husband, 81, died of a heart attack. A responding officer noticed her eyelid flutter as Ambulance awaited and she was moved to Pittsburgh Hospital in critical condition with shock exposure and starvation.
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Pittsburgh
Flora Laffin
Pittsburgh Hospital
Fire near Altadena threatens canyon homes and traffic
A foothill brush fire near Arroy Seco Canyon forces evacuations in a lower Los Angeles area as the blaze grows toward Altadena and Pasadena. About 3,000 acres burned across a 30 mile perimeter with a major break at Oakwilde, threatening Angeles Crest Highway. Firefighters warn containment may take days with dry conditions.
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Los Angeles
Arroys Seco Canyon
Altadena
Pasadena
Oakwilde
Angeles Crest Highway
Angeles Crest
la Canada
Dames
Farm Couple Loses 12500 Court Suit
Mrs. Emma Alford sought more than 12500 in damages from Troopers Jamey Bailey Peter Nogales and aides of the Bureau of Animal Husbandry claiming a forced blood test on a cow harmed her and her husband. The civil jury found against the Alfords after hearing evidence and watching film of Mrs. Alford performing farm tasks.
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Emma Alford
Jamey Bailey
Peter Nogales
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Stanley Orzepowski
Henry Book
Roland Hewes
Bulley
Novales
Alfords
Corry Motorist In Route 6 Crash
Miss Adeline Ross 20 of West Smith Street Westbound on Route 6 collided with Clarence T Brown 60 of Payetteville at the Route 6 89 intersection five and a half miles west of Corry. Ross tried to stop to avoid impact but Brown rode into the middle of the highway. Damage totaled about 200 with Brown's car at 50 and Ross's at 150. investigation pending potential charges.
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Payetteville
Adeline Ross
West Smith Street
Clarence T Brown
Payetteyilly
Miss Ross
Brown
Ross
Banker Admits Hoodwinking on the $64,000 Question
NEW YORK The Manufacturers Trust Co issued a statement admitting its role in The $63,000 Question show relations. Ben Feil, vice president, said questions came from bank vaults and editors prepared items, though envelopes with questions were later turned over by producers. Charles Van Doren appeared, accepting a subpoena to testify. He apologized for press aversion while on leave from Columbia University. NBC suspended him amid the probe into his earnings and past wins on the show.
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New York
Manucturers Trust Co
Ben Feil
Manufacurers Trust
Pach Progam
Trust Co
Trust CH
Thiat
Charles van Doren
van Doren
Columbia
New Bing
Bil Ney
Orin Marvis D-Arks
Hut van Doren
NBC
Judge urges welfare work bypass by state and feds
Judge urges welfare work bypass of state and federal aid urging United Fund as bulwark against intrusions by Harrisburg and Washington. Evans spoke at the kickoff dinner for AP Appeal for 64,270 dollars as about 75 volunteers meet at the YMCA to support 32 charities. A color slide presentation by Kirk Sawyer, narrated by Rev. Elmer Ortner, outlines United Fund work, to be shown in the community over two weeks.
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United Fund
Harrisburg
Washington
Evans
YMCA
Wwheex
Kirk Sawyer
Elmer Ortner
Americans Win Nobel Prizes in Medicine for Heredity Research
Two American scientists, Severo Ochoa of New York and Arthur Kornberg of Stanford, won the Nobel Prize in medicine for breakthroughs in heredity mechanisms. The award, announced by the Swedish Royal Caroline Institute, carries 220 700 Swedish crowns.
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Logkhulm
Sweten
Severo Ochoa
University Medical School
New York
Arthur Kornbere
Stanford University
California
Caroline
Alfred Nobel
George Bouille
Edward Tatumnd
Joshua Lederbere
Girl 12 Looks To God For New Scalp After Harvest Injury
Christine Hayes, a 12 year old from Blackfoot Thulin, was severely mutilated when a potato combine tore away ears eyelids eyebrows and scalp. Doctors in Salt Lake City performed a 16 hour operation using grafted skin and abdomin al tissue to rebuild her face and scalp. Surgeons hope to reattach skin to the skull and restore facial features, with names of doctors not released.
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Salt Lake City
Christine Hayes
Blackfoot
Thulin
Latter-Day Saints Hospital
Christine
Salt Lake
Clarence E. Wonnacott
Four Die in Explosives Blast Near Los Alamos
Four men unloading high explosive scraps at a dump near Los Alamos were killed when the material exploded. Officials said no radioactive material was involved. The dead are Leopoldo Pacheco 50 Severio Lujan 60 Cordova 37 and Bian istic Martines 47.
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Los Alamos
Atomic Laboratory City
Leopoldo Pacheco
Sevetleo Lujan
Dose OG
Cordova
Bian
Istic Martines
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