Cleveland Street Blast Kills One, Injures Fifty Eight
A Cleveland street blast ripped a near mile long thoroughfare, killing one and injuring 58 as concrete chunks and manhole covers flew into the air. Firemen blamed a gas main break while investigators probe the cause of the underground explosion.
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Cleveland
West 117Th
Crosstown
Kathevin Szabo
Wors Ted
Robert Ghur
Beren Nood
Bire
Ferdinand Boehmer
Lakewood
Andy Anderson
Corry Woman Dies at Work at Telephone Office
Mrs. Emma Huff, 46, collapsed and died at the General Telephone Company office on East Park Place while on duty as custodian. Dr. Bennett and rescue efforts failed. Deputy Coroner Bracken investigates death likely from heart failure. She is survived by husband Jesse and several children. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Jesse Huff
Emma Huff
General Telephone Company
East Park Place
Huff
G. B. Bennett
Merley van Cise
No. 1
Robert M. Bracken
Jesse
Corry-Spring Creek Road
Bracken
Bennett to Speak at State Sportsmen Convention
Dr. Logan J. Bennett, new executive director of the Pennsylvania Game Commission, will be the main speaker at the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs annual convention. The federation represents clubs with over 186000 members and convenes September 16 for a two day session.
Attempt On Sultan's Life Reported In Morocco
Paris dispatch from Rabat reports Sultan Moulay Mohammed Ben Ataf of French Morocco narrowly escaped an assassination attempt. He was proclaimed ruler on August 2 after exiled predecessor Mohamed Ben Youssef was dethroned. the change was peaceful and later recognized by the United States.
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Associated Press
Paris
Rabal
Mink Ie
Morocco
Sultan Mouley Mohammed Ben Ataf
Riller
French Morocco
Mohamed Ben Youssef
Corsica
Hat Beers
Shites
Washington
Ben MirGarthiy
United States
Cambodia Premier Offers 10 Make Deal With Reds
Phnom Penh premier Pen Nouth broadcast to Viet Minh rebels in Cambodia offering not to fight if they withdraw from Indochina. He said Cambodia would not contest communists who do not force themselves on Cambodians, signaling a stance that could influence US and French aid.
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Associated Press
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Pen Nouth
Viet Minh
T Oday
Viet Nam
Norodom Sihanouk
Indochina
United States
France
Pen Nout
Laos
French Union
UW. 8
I. 5
Congress
Maurice Dee Jan
Frances
Trdocitina
Sparta Youth Struck by Car in Route 77 Incident
A Spartansburg boy Dennis Newbold six was struck by a southbound car driven by Frank Mausser fifty three near Route 77 after leaving the post office. He suffered bruises on his right ankle and left upper leg but no serious injuries reported. In Bridgeville talks, union and management held a five hour meeting to settle a six month strike at American Cyanamid plant with no progress reported.
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Sharon
Spartansburg
Dennis Newbold
Donald Newbald
Frank Mauser
Mausser
Pittsburgh—Union
Imana Igement
American Tyanamid Co
Bridgeville
Eisenhower Hones Picks for Two Key Posts
President Eisenhower works on naming a new chief justice to replace Vinson and a labor secretary to replace Durkin. White House aides say announcements are not yet set, with discussions ongoing in Denver and Washington alongside Vice President Nixon and political allies.
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Associated Press
Denver
Eisenhower
Fred M. Vinson
Labor
Martin P. Durkin
White House
James C. Hagerty
Uh Nis
Nixon
Washington
Uhey
Vinson
Leo
Kiven W. Hall
Republican National
Durkin
Hall
Yellowstone National Park
Lowry Air Force Base
Tim
Seven Injured at Hughes' Corners Crash
A Meadville couple, Cry Daddio 44 and Rita 41, were injured when Ohio motorist Charles W. Behnke 63 pulled in front of their car at Hughes Corners, the intersection of Battles and Route 6. Daddio was treated for shoulder and back injuries and released. Rita remained for X rays. The car rolled over after swerving to avoid Behnke’s vehicle and continued south on Route 18.
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Ohio
Battles
Cry Daddio
Rita
Mendiville
St. Vincent's Hospitil
Erie
Daddio
Charles W. Behnke
Wickliffe
Gunman Sentence Cut in Erie County Court
Jamestown youth Leland A. Kent who robbed the Esso Hall service station on Christmas Day 1981 had his six year jail term suspended and replaced with six years probation. Kent and companion James Peterson faced separate charges. Peterson remains jailed in New York state custody awaiting return to Erie County.
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Esso
Leland A. Kent
Jamestown
M. Stlif
Erie County
Kent
New York State
New York
Focal
James Peterson
Erle County
Durkin Resigns Labor Secretary Post In Break With Eisenhower
President Eisenhower faces a breach with organized labor as Martin P. Durkin resigns as labor secretary citing broken promises on changes to the Taft Hartley law. AFL-CIO leaders Meany and Reuther back Adlai Stevenson and urge adherence to prior agreements. Durkin says he submitted his resignation August 31 after finding the administration breached commitments on the labor reforms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Organized Labor
Martin P. Dilkin
Dirk
Mmristritto
Flln
Creorge Measiy
AFH
Walter Reuther
GIO Awerly
Durkin
Robert A. Tall
Ohio
Walt
Meany
Reuther
Wong
LaVor
Hym von Terence
White House
Bernard Shanley
Gerald Morea
Swift Durkin
Evo
Hisenhower
Congress
Bowas
Hurricane pushing northward in Atlantic
A tropical cyclone chased by the Atlantic winter storm was over 200 miles off the Florida coast moving northeast at about one mile per hour. Winds near the center were 80 to 100 mph with gale winds extending far west and east, forecast to drift out to sea in the North Atlantic.
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Florida
North Atlantic
Tant Jand
Panier
First Batch of Chinese Prisoners Enter Neutral Zone
Allied officials report about 1,000 Chinese prisoners moved into the Panmunjom neutral zone under joint commission protection. Repatriation talks may release over 4,700 more Chinese POWs as Communist observers watch the process with hostility.
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Jearhy
Sion
Panmunyorn
Tautiar
Kreops
Chimay
An Interpeeter
China
Repatiiitlian Commission
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Kofeihs
Uae
Fom
Joint
Miitary Armistice Commission
Uniforces
Youth held on peeping charge in city incident
James L Grant 19 of 307 West Pleasant Street pleaded guilty to a peeping charge after allegedly peering into the home of Henry Davey Jr at 865 West Pleasant Street. He admitted the act to officers and was held on $200 bond with arraignment set for tomorrow afternoon.
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West Pleasiyit
Gally
Henry Davey Jr
West Pleas
Ob Street
Gily
Grant
Davis
Davis Ict
Heian Burlhusme
Harley Drake
Davis Ore
West Pleasant Street
Bettei
George Gorton
Ety
Steel Making at Lackawanna Plant Halted
Industrial disruption halts steel production at Lackawanna plant as workers refuse shifts. Reports say about 1,200 idle employees are involved with lines shut down and union and management negotiations ongoing.
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Lackawanna
Missing Pennsylvanians Among 944 U S Servicemen Reported In Korea
Washington reports a second list of 247 soldiers and Marines still missing in Korea, with 27 Pennsylvanians among them. The total 944 includes 610 Army, 132 Air Force, 19 Marines, and 9 Navy personnel. Relatives are being notified as efforts continue to determine the fate of the missing service members.
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Associated Press
Washington
Korea
Pentagon
Pwenty
Amic
Army
Navy
Olhr Tiamiks
Flor
Pittsburgh man charged with murder in sister's shooting
A 7 year old mallroniey? faces a murder charge for the fatal shooting of his sister. Edward Grey of Pittsburgh was held for court after detectives testified a 46 year old woman Elizabeth Grey was shot with a .32 caliber revolver on July 14 and he wounded himself three times in the same incident. He allegedly frightened his sister by crying Ril me I want vile. The home was reportedly intoxicated the night of the shooting.
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Pittsburgh
Mallroniey
Edward Grey
Elizabeth Grey
Grey
Forty eight former enlisted men commissioned as ensigns
Newport R I Forty eight former enlisted men and warrant officers the first such group drawn for Officer Candidate Training today won commissions as ensigns in the regular navy at graduation exercises of the Officer Candidate School. A group of five hundred fifty eight others mostly from college campuses were commissioned in the One Naval Reserve. Averaging eight years prior Navy service the integr ated program students proved as capable as the college boys in earning commissions. As ensigns they will have the same precedence and seniority as graduates of the Naval Academy.
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Newport
R. I
Dav
Navy Office
Rehooljere
Naval Reserve
Naval Academy
Twin Boys Born at Corry Memorial Hospital
Twin sons born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ralph Kinney of 343 West Washington Street. The twins arrived at 5 07 PM with Mrs Kinney listed as mother.
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Corry Hospital
Corry
Ralph Kinney
West
Washington Street
Kibney
UNIGH Proposal Seeks $138 000 Yearly Outlay
The Aero Supply union with about 100 members met at Rex Theater this morning and voted 265 to 155 in a secret ballot to accept the latest company wage plan. The outcome followed lengthy talks and a tight vote among affiliates.
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UNION
UNIGH
Aero Supply Union
Rex Theatre
Wiedes
Union Workers Reject Jobless Pay Proposal
Union members vote to reject plant management pay and holiday proposals after negotiations fail to meet wage, vacation, and holiday demands. Officials said 48 employees would receive no pay increases, while others would see small raises and benefits under a revaluation plan. The union planned further talks and possible resumption of negotiations as the strike lingers.
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Musmorafop
Js Conewry
Hargatring Emilee Gym
John Jackson
Pol le Unio
Jack Adn
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