Local workers seek wage hikes and city notes
City employees from street sanitation and water departments petitioned the City Council for flat 50 cents per hour pay increases effective January. Firemen and policemen discussed equal hours with no specified amounts. Jean E Roach, 5, daughter of Robert and Alice Roach, died. cause pending. Erie indictments include three area men for driving after suspension and drunk driving. Patrols filed no reports in 24 hours. Funeral for Herbert Bouton set 9:41 a.m. Saturday. Weather warms from freezing. highs near 68, lows around 42. Public utilities hearing will consider John Jastolskis bid to haul beer and soft drinks within 150 miles of Corry. Pennsylvania Selective Service office to reopen Monday after Roach death. Unofficial bids for Crafoord County schools total 424,041 for Maysfield project. 345,914 for Suerertown addition. Weather forecast calls for warmer Friday, cooler by Sunday. Danielson of Union City to retire after 4 years with Penn Electric. pension to be provided. veteran worker began in 1923 at Warren, later Corry, now Union City. Married to Mary Alice Ward. two daughters.
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Thumar Dantelion
Uni City
WIU
Pennsylvanic Electric Company
Earl T. Cherry
Danielson
Union City
Penelee
Warren
Corry
Mary Alice Ward
Sugar Grove
Carlton Brumagin
Cly
Munro Seeks Private Talks to Mediate Mid East Crisis
United Nations Assembly president Sir Leslie Munro of New Zealand says he is ready to assist in resolving the Turkish Syrian dispute through quiet private talks. He advocates discreet diplomacy with principal protagonists and offers to help beyond the meeting halls. He notes broad belief that a two thirds vote cannot be mustered for either Dag Hammarskjold mediation or a Russian backed special commission.
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United Nations
UN Assembly
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Middle East
Assembly
Munro
Dag Hammerskjold
Asian Flu To Increase In Pa Widespread Spread Expected
The report discusses vaccine impact on a possible second flu wave and urges widespread vaccination. It notes risk from oversensitive parents delaying school absences, cites Philadelphia peak with 925000 cases and over 20 000 daily new cases, and lists Lehigh Valley deaths with two recent victims in Allentown.
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Mattison
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Allentown
Bethlehem-Easton
Edward J. Bauer
Fountain Hill
Joseph M. Bower
Westesville
Meeting Set Between Soviets and Satellites In Moscow
Vienna reports from several satellite capitals indicate a Soviet led summit will be held in Moscow next week to mark the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. Khrushchev is expected to press for party control of armed forces across the communist bloc, with Zhukov's ouster cited as opposition evidence.
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Vienna
Moscow
Communist Party
Soviet Bloc
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Red
Georgi Zhukov
Experts warn parents on infant x ray use
Medical experts warn against insisting on x rays for infants and children unless absolutely necessary. The notice emphasizes慎 cautious imaging and avoiding unnecessary exposure to radiation.
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Washington
Israeli ministers injured in Parliament bombing incident
An explosion during a foreign policy debate in Parliament injured Health Minister Israel Barzilai and Communications Minister Moshe Carmel, who suffered a broken arm and a splinter wound respectively. Prime Minister Meir remained unshaken as President Ben-Zy prepared for a new term amid smoke and chaos.
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Moshe Carmel
Israel Barzila
Meir
Shapiro
Camel
Behake Ben= zy
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Ciinell Torm Muse
Ward
Jean E ‘Roach
Robert Roach
Alice Roach
Bloomsbury
Erie
John Gregor
Charles Yeager Jr
Waterford
F Basil Eakin
Herbert Bouton
Cleveland
Bracken Funeral Home
Robert DeBoer
Public Utilities Commission
John Jastolski
RD. 4
Pennsylvania Selective Service System
Jean E. Roach
Raymond Mulvin
State
Public
Crafoed County
Maysfield
Suerertown
Pennsylvania
New York
Mid-East
Imer
James Shaw
Lorain, Ohio
Hammond’ S Builders Supplies
Corry Journal
Greer Shop Training, Incorporated
Root Furniture
Franz
South First Ave
Tony
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