Eisenhower Sees Progress in Recovery at Hospital
President Eisenhower continues to improve after a heart attack with daily cardiograms showing steady progress. He has begun siting in chairs for longer periods and enjoys brief periods of sunshine on a hospital terrace as officials schedule more meetings and relief updates.
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Ike
Associated Press
Denver
Eisenhower
National Defense
Searctary of Defense
Wilton
Admina Arthur Wondford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Riendlily
L Otter
Wise
Radford
Walt
Rley
Kovernmentix
Sherman Adaims
Ebenhower
Nilsiscen
Pwry Stepa
Pridiy
Thomas W Mattingly
Army
Washington
Walter Reed Hoepital
Hed Sguin
Auto Demolished Injures Two Youths In Route 424 Crash
A 1947 Fort sedan left Route 424 five miles west of Corry and overturned down a bank injuring Spartansburg teens Harold L. Crosby 16 and Ronald Long 16. Crosby had a leg abrasion while Long suffered facial and chest abrasions. State Police at Cory reported the car damaged about 250 dollars and blamed excessive speed.
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Corry
Cory
Harold L. Crosby
Spartansburg
Carty
Crosby
Ronald Long
Spartanaburg
Reuther Links Automation to Planning and Social Safeguards
Walter Reuther, president of the CIO, warns automation could yield a four day week longer vacations earlier retirement and higher living standards but only with a strong social plan and controls. He testifies before a House Economic subcommittee on automation effects and the need for worker absorption programs and minimum wage adjustments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Walter Reid
CIO
Reuthers
Finelight-Point
Nogram
Leader Praises Highway Dept Amid Reform Report
Governor praises the state Highways Department after a critical report by Secretary Joseph J. Lawler. The document cites four major prior shortcomings including no construction program and no federal participation plans. Also mentions proposed reforms in safety, employment outreach, and administrative changes. Prince Bernhard and Queen Juliana visit Puerto Rico for a Dutch state tour.
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Harrigburg
Gov
State Highways Department
Adinisnistra- Honk
Joseph J. Lawler
Cenlral
Gawler
Washington
Pennsylvania
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Quen
Julianna
Netherlands
Prince Bernhard
Outen
Air Force and Army Struggle With Reserve Forces
The Air Force and Army face funding and manpower strains as they push to expand reserve forces by 1960. The Air Force cannot pay about 18 000 reservists signed for paid training, while overall duties and unit reforms stress the service. Navy and Marine reserves report no major issues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Air Force
Army
Alp Foret
Rvse
Arid
Navy
Murrney
Community Chest Drive Totals Reported in Corry Area
The Chest total reached 8714 with 2844 added today by Ray Weber. receipts noted from Corporations Charrama and others. A biking display opened at noon near Sears Roebuck as part of the drive with slogans. a related program aired on Webster Tape Recorder. Piers Legh died in London after a long illness.
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Fay
Ray’ Weber
Elmmiinary
Ili
Chiat Campa
Charrama
Hmiley Advinok Gils Chale Mat
Bruce Ellawooth
Eagh Cherre
Pholrmin
Corry
Sears Roebuck
Cawd
Ray Weber
Nume
Campilan
Webster
Patterson Fhioto
Pacific Airline Chief Visits Corry for Aircraft Parts
Pacific Airline head Garry Meldhér visits Corry to finalize a large Aero Supply Mfg. Co. deal and expand Aero product distribution in the region. His talks cover shipments and services across the Philippines and adjacent markets, highlighting a substantial initial purchase and potential growth.
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Pacific Airline Head
Corry
Mail Appeal Seeks Rebuild Of Columbus Dam
Local residents push a letter writing campaign to urge the State Fish Commission to rebuild the Columbus Dam. Clubs and organizations are asked to submit letters by Thursday night, arguing for reopening plans once favored for the dam serving northwest Pennsylvania. Assemblyman Waterhouse sought explanations in the House.
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State Fish Commission
Columbine
Foral
Res
Fish Cummie Lan
Hartisbury
W W Waterhouse
House of Represent Alive
Theri
Albert Hinkle
Clearfield
Northikestern
Pennsyl~vanill
Instrument Co plans new factory on Route 6 west of town
The Instrument Co. announces construction of a modern one story factory on Route 6 west of town. The new building will replace crowded space at the Greyhound bus site and will add room for manufacturing after burner parts and related demand. The existing building and its 28 employees will be offered for sale through Reilers.
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Warstory
Cory
Greyhoud
Hubert Vaughn
Camden Rust
Witiers OF
Greyhound Post House
Ybuul Ope
Tynity
Fim
Reilers Rassiis
Gabbelt
Construction delay over bond for Corny Area High School
A court case in Cannon Parish discusses a surety bond for the Corny Area High School project. Byron Baurds and the GFP representative explain the bond value and contractor claims, with a figure around 27 2004 and a tentative agreement pending full settlement.
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Corny Area High School
Byron
Cannon Pleas
Meni Liu
Baye
Aelilin
New York
ADA Chieftain Urges Cross-Party Cooperation in 1956
The ADA convention features leaders urging Republicans to back Nixon for president and Democrats to abandon liberal timidity. California figures Knight and Dewey are floated as potential paths. Governors and party officials discuss Eisenhower's 1956 status and prospective candidates amid a tense political landscape.
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Vine Fon Chisumin
Joseph L Rilchiesus
Fale Dini
Raul
Iiesey Shire
Nixon
Beadline
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Meet the
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Jaoon Kravits
GOP
Thomas E. Dewey
Harold E Stassen
Eisenhower
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Eau Tan
Electrical Workers Strike Anew Against Westinghouse In Dispute
The CIO TWU led a nationwide walkout by about 44 000 Westinghouse workers in 98 plants over contract terms time studies and wage issues. Negotiations stalled after proposals for a five year deal with a 12 to 15 cent raise were rejected, with disputes centering on wage scales and work time studies.
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Associated Press
Ittsburgh
CTO Electrical Workers
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Mid- Alice
Uintil
Wom
Robert D. Blutsier
Westiinghouse
Sid
Tfalo
Cio-Twe
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Joo Studies
Uhilon
Whith
Cicaur
Wirtinghouse
Resolution On Columbus Dam Project Rebuild in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission votes to reconstruct the Columbus Dam in Warren County after flood destruction. Aimed at restoring the lake, the plan entails funding from the Fish Fund and involves a joint committee to study why the project was abandoned and to report findings and recommendations to the House of Representatives.
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Columbus
W. W. Waterhouse
A.M. Gibsons
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Dai Iu
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Ceuta
Fish Commission
Wet Road Ties City Crash In North Center Street Flight
Police report a two vehicle collision on West Smith Street near North Center Street attributed to wet road conditions. Floyd Mummond the driver of one vehicle and other occupants were identified as involved with damage to vehicles and property.
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Ynivalyirie
Floyd Mummond
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Hammond
Wison
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Sand Ifs
Ius
Smith Street
Hiebeolden
Hanis Fam
Elit
Kelle
Titan Veliiely
Mir Anit Bay
Flood Threat Over For State
Flood fears eased in eastern Pennsylvania after storms. Riverside towns faced rising water and several deaths were reported as rivers overran banks. Officials warned minor flooding could continue with intermittent rain creating further hazards in Towanda, Stroudsburg, and nearby communities.
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Pennsylvania
Lodhy Torren
Delaware
Cookawann
Schuvski
Stroudsbnrg
Ciiptown
Towanda
Beorit al
Wineellive of
Baston
Allen Rwp
Bethtelem Almovl
Miijor Rouge
Iit
Pontes
Floods Raise Death Toll Across Six States
Weather warnings predict continued rain as floodwaters strain the Northeast. Health and safety officials, led by President Eisenhower and Civil Defense Director Val Peterson, coordinate aid while evacuations continue. Rivers rise toward crest levels across New York Hudson and Mohawk basins as delays and washouts worsen conditions.
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Associated Press
Denver
Eisenhower
Val Peterson
Civil Defense
New England
Weather Bureau
Boston
Massachusetts
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Hudsons
Mohawk
Peron Interments and Paraguay Crisis Shocks Nation
Peron announces internment in Argentina as Paraguay faces unrest and a military push toward power. Reports describe demonstrations, government aims to restore order, and foreign observers noting tensions across Buenos Aires and Asunción.
Missing Man Hunt Near Sheffield Town
A report describes a missing man near Sheffield with search efforts by local authorities. The fragmented text mentions names and locations but lacks clear details on the person or exact circumstances of the disappearance.
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Hunt
Sheffield
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