Atty General Seeks Court Ruling on WE Workers Payments
In Harrisburg the attorney general asks the state supreme court to free unemployment compensation payments to about 13 000 Westinghouse workers who were laid off. The decision would set a precedent for how the unemployment system is funded and who receives relief.
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Atty General
Harrisburg
Fleet
Gatien
State Supreme
Chive
Aifmetint
Hikarly
Westinghouse
Workers May Get Pay Boost Across Railroad Industry
The article reports tentative wage increases sought by unions for about 200 000 railroad operative employees. Negotiations involve annual earnings from around 5 050 to 7 000 dollars depending on skill, with demands for higher holiday pay, shorter hours, and improved medical and surgical benefits. The National Mediation Board figures in as talks continue.
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National Mediation Board
Leverett Fidivards
Fearcls
Medl Jr
Uytt
Riceville Adds Stop Signs to Route 17 Junction
Riceville borough installs new stop signs on the two islands at Route 17 to slow east west traffic after two fatalities at the crossing. Highway workers placed taller signs and added a blinker light months ago to improve visibility while authorities study adding 1000 foot warning signs before the intersection.
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Heleville
Bern
Highway Department
Add Mes
Louis Chester
Corning
Ako
Riceville
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Licemen
Rilleman
Hie
Tractor crushes woman in tragic farm accident near Cambridge Springs
Mrs. Anna Byeda Sekel, 48, of Cambridge Springs, was killed when a tractor toppled while helping to pull a combine from mud at a neighbor’s farm. Her husband Louis J Bekel survived. the one-tractor rescue attempt failed and she died from chest injuries and asphyxiation. The incident occurred as Sekel had begun using the combine a day earlier.
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Anna Byeda Sekel
T. Cambridge Springs
Louis J Bekel
Catherine
Sekel
Walter Bicgoinski
Head-on Freight Train Crash Kills Four In Florida
A collision between two Atlantic Coast Line freight trains near Pineola Florida left four dead and several others injured. Fire blocked access to the wreck as investigators and local authorities worked to confirm casualties.
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Florida
Bola
Atlantic Coast Line
Teddy Ind
Titeral
Hank Porter
Porter Funeral Home
Thyer
Hess
Pineola
Gamet Funeral Home
Brooksville
Couse
Smith Community
Tampa
Marion Pa Fire Rescue Shuttles Family From Burning Home
Kenneth Newman and wife rescued Mrs Warren Rice and her children from a blazing two story home in Marion Pennsylvania. Three year old Ronnie Rice was caught by Mr Newman from a second story window. The Rice children aged seven six and twin six were able to jump to safety after Mrs Rice escaped with minor burns. Fire destroyed the Newman home and a second dwelling belonging to Mrs Retha Zellers. Damages estimated around twenty thousand dollars. Fire Chief Cecil Conn reported the incident.
Ancient Temple Unearthed Near Luxor by Archaeologists
Archaeologists near Luxor in CATRO uncover a temple site attributed to Amenophis I dating back about 35 centuries. Al Ahram reports two seated statues with hieroglyphic titles, and temple grounds spanning almost 100 acres.
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Egypt
Catro
Luxor
Upper Nile
Amenophis
al Ahram
Extavatora
East German cities hit by work slowdown and protests
A West Berlin report cites Der Tag saying 3000 Red police were moved from East Berlin to Magdeburg as slowdowns spread to Erfurt and Karl Marx Stadt. Tribuene notes worker discontent over high quotas and low pay, with no arrests but police guarding key plants.
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Berlin
West Berlin
der Tag
East Berlin
Magdeburg
der Tue
Tribuene
Maydebure
Red Organ
Minion
Erfurt
Karl- Marx-Stadt
der ‘Tag
Requisr
Corry Boy Nine Loses Eye In Farm Equipment Accident
Jerry Watrous nine-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Watrous of the Corry Clymer road was struck by a prong on a manure spreader when he slipped and fell with his head hitting a crossbar. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital then transferred to Erie’s Harmoni Hospital for surgery to remove the damaged optic and to receive specialist care. The hospital notes the injury may require several days of treatment.
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Corry
Jerry Watrous
Hubert Watrous
Corry-Clymer Road
Corry ‘Memorial Hospital
Hariot Hospital
Erie
Erle Hospital
Ask Road Bureau To Back Highways In Pittsburgh District
The Bureau of Public Roads will soon provide funds to finance seven Pittsburgh district highway and bridge projects. The hearings set a pattern for future investigations with federal participation and include Fort Pitt Tunnel and Fort Pitt Expressway, and the Penn-Lincoln Parkway section between Second Avenue and Perry Street.
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VA. &. Bureau of Public Roads
Pittsburgh
Testate Highways Department
Saito
Fort Pitt
Fort Pill
Hie
Petib-Lincoln Parkway
Scbondavenue
Perry Aire
Ord
Houth 2
Bivgyex
Pennsylvania
Tarulke
Tucker pictures Tremones QS Ad Akay
Santora Gurter, 60, died of a heart attack in hospital after a chemist incident. Hewitt-Rob police unit investigated the scene as a possible chemical exposure.
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Tucker
AD Akay
Santora Gurter
Woman Caugl In Political Maneuvering For Votes
Nashville election drama centers on Mrs. Mary A. Baker a reluctant Davidson County Democratic committeewoman who could decide the replacement for Rep J Percy Priest Her absence at roll call sparked a resignation claim as city and county factions back different candidates in the 11th district race
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Nashville
Tenn
Ier
Mary A. Baker
Davidson County
Democratic Execuive
J. Percy Priest
U. S
Davidport County
Priest
Baker
Democratic Party
Ben West
Cliy Atty
Raymond Leathers
J. Carlton Loser
West
Tye
Atom Group Rebuts Stevenson Bomb Claim In Nuclear Debate
Washington based former AEC medical chief Dr Warren disputes Adlai Stevenson’s call to end hydrogen bomb tests. He argues strontium-90 poses minimal genetic risk, cites current bone deposits far below permissible levels, and warns against delaying U.S. progress toward arms equality.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Adlai Stevenson
Shisas ‘Warren
Biology
Medicine
AEC
Warren
Stevens
Stevenson
Warrelt
Lewis J. Strauss
Wirren
New England Deaconess Hospital
Four Area Children Injured In Local Incident
Four youngsters were injured in an area incident yesterday at Corry Memorial Jowplial after accidents in the youth activity. Victims include David Catiloch 7 son of Mr and Mrs William Caffteely of Clymer with head injuries Donald Pirater 17 of Fe By Clit HU ight idese finger injured at home Richard Den ils 8 of Manon Street with scalp laceration and Petey sideking 16 son of Bert Stowkion K Corsy who suffered a right forearm injury. All four were hospitalized and are under observation.
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Corry Memorial
Yillousnes
Davldt
Catiloch
William Caffteely
Clymer
Jalrom
Donald
Ge. Pirater
Juiherlié Birster
Richard den
Ike Campaign Chest Appeal Opens In Carry
Ike attacks Adlai as he claims political fables in public while a Red Feather Chest campaign begins in Carry to raise 97045 for local county and regional groups. Volunteers will solicit donors in the coming days to support civic and charitable projects nationwide.
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Ike
Adlai
Storm Moves Up Coast To New England
A tropical storm moving northeast from off Cuba continues toward Nantucket with 12 to 15 mph inland movement. Northeast warnings extend from Block Island to the Delaware breakwaters as small craft are urged to stay in port. Heavy rain spreads into southern New England with rising tides and rough seas easing south of the Virginia Capes.
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Baltimore
Cuba
Weather Bureau
Washington
Block Island
R. I
Delaware
Gape Hatteras
N.C
Chesapeake Bays
Virginis ‘Capes
Virginid Capes
Ttane
Nantucket
R. 1
New England
Window Cleaner Escapes Death in Narrow Rescue
A 20 year old window cleaner on an office building swung by his fingers from a fifth floor window before his father pulled him to safety. His safety belt slipped and he hung briefly until another worker steadied him. He collapsed after the rescue but survived the incident.
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Renucity
Robertson
Tire Department
Stewart, Roberndon
Tov
Roberson
Nobel Prize Awarded for Heart Catheterization Breakthrough
Stockholm awarded the 1956 Nobel Prize in medicine to Drs Aldrey Cournand and Dickinson W Richards Jr of Columbia University and Werner Forssman of West Germany for developing heart catheterization. The trio’s work clarified heart function and circulatory changes, marking a pivotal advance in cardiology and treatment of heart disease.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Drs. Aldrey Cournand
Dickinson W. Richards Jr
Columbia University
New York
Werener Forsimpann
Bad Krougenach
West Germany
Caroline Tusktile
Alfred Nobel
Forssmyann
Berlin
Forssminn
Tito Fils Heath
Forsemann
Callengues
Richards
Bellevue Hospital
Cournand
Urge End To Red Rule In Europe
A report to the European Consultative Assembly urges a political offensive to undermine Communist rule in Eastern Europe. It cites de Stalinization in Poland and says the Communist world is experiencing repulsion and dissension. The committee sees outside and inside forces of freedom challenging Soviet control.
Corry Journal Erie Railroad Sponsors NYC Excursion
The Corry Journal reports a sponsored Erie Railroad trip to New York City for adults and children with pricing and details. Departing November 18 from Corey, travelers will tour landmarks such as Radio City Music Hall, the Statue of Liberty, and Greenwich Village with meals and hotel expenses included. Reservations are urged at the Broad Street ticket office before November 1.
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Corry Journal - Erie Railroad
New York
Corrylien
New York City
Erie Railroad
Johanit Ib
Othew Olblee
York
Wood Petra
Hotels Rooms
Wind Tucheon
Mockefetter Center
Béntey Oborvatsky
Vialeopolitinn Ares
Radio City Music Hill
Rockettes
Liberty
The
United Na Hons
Tha Bre
Corky
Pasteni
Eisenhower talks school program in atomic age pace
President Eisenhower pledged a school-building program fit for the atomic age during a Citizens for Eisenhower rally at the College of Puget Sound. He defended his stance on federal aid and criticized Adlai Stevenson for political tactics, calling for Congress to back the five-year plan at the next session.
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Tacoma
Sischhower
Worle
Adlai Stevenson
Citizens For Eisenhower
College of Puget Sound
Congress
House
Supreme Court
Risenhawer
America
Salire
Nore
Teoma
Seattle
Ednsts Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Exindidata
Governor Faces Subpoena Over Spending Records
State Examiner Ralph Lagerton said he will issue a subpoena for Gov. James E. Folsom's spending records and seek court action if the governor resists turning them over. Engerton's audit plan is tied to a Legislative Committee supervision, with possible appeal if the records are withheld.
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Mon Toons
Ralph’ Lagerton
James E. Folsom
Folsom
Engerton
Offici
Fragmentary notice from New York highlights fashion event
A garbled snippet from New York announces a fashion oriented event or unveiling. Names and places are unclear but reference to Dior and Yale context suggests a style showcase or designer presentation.
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York
Cirle Dior
Yale Naxsia
Fryich Gerewinkes
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Bureau of Employment
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Teale Cole
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Caslot
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Corry Boy
Road Bureau
Atom Group
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