Stevenson Denounces Partisanship in Corruption Attack
Adlai Stevenson accused both parties of graft while blaming apathy for government misconduct. He argued Democrats are not sole culprits and urged accountability, touring the Southwest with speeches in Los Angeles and plans to visit Arizona and New Mexico.
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Daniel Dems
Anoulatea Press
Los Angeles
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson 9
Warren Harding
Tam
Charles Evans Hughes
Barding
Stevenson
United States
America
Southwest
Arizona
New Mexico
Springfield
Jailbreakers Still Free After Diner Hold Up in Pa
Three fugitives who escaped from a federal pen at Lewistown held up a Whitemarsh diner in East Central Pennsylvania, stealing 240 and firing at police. They seized a family of seven for 19 hours before slipping past a roadblock on Route 22 toward New York City. The men Elmer Lichter 21 Chicago Joseph Nolen Jr Ballard Nolen 23 Kentucky are described as dangerous by the FBI and are the subject of a major manhunt across eastern Pennsylvania.
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Hamburg
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mem
Elmer Lichter
Chicago
Joseph Nolen
Allentown
New York City
Ind
Mine Workers Policy Group to Meet Monday
John L. Lewis called a meeting of his mine workers policy committee for Monday to review contract talks and plan for a possible coal strike. Negotiations involve soft coal and anthracite segments with expiration dates set for September 20 and 22, 194?. a one-week lead time could allow a strike on September 29 if no agreement is reached.
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Mine Workers' Policy Group
Wis
Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Northern Soft Poal Mmines
UMW
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal, Producers Association
Mston
Dixie
South
Steel and Utility
Texas Streams Recede After Devastating Floods in Hill Country
Associated Press reports Boerne and the Texas hill country faced severe flooding with five dead and two missing as rivers rose after up to 20 inches of rain in 24 hours. Downstream at Luling danger was noted while rescue teams used amphibious gear. Bridges failed and crops damaged though grazing lands benefited.
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Associated Press
Boerne
Texas
San Jnrans
Department of Fablia Safety
Mother of Year retires from Laory buses
Portland Maine reports Miai Toy Len Goo, named American Mother of the Year, retires from the hand laundry business after eight children. The China-born widow will live with a son in Lynn Massachusetts to be near her family. She was chosen by the Golden Rule Foundation American Mothers Committee.
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Associated Eves
Portland
Miai Toy Len Goo
America
Richard
Lynn
Mass
Goon
Golden Rale Foundation
Brawl at City Police Station Involves Former Boxer
A wild brawl in the city police station led to five officers needing reinforcements to subdue former boxer Clark Batu and three others from Union City. Bacon and the Emersons faced charges of drunken and disorderly conduct, with Henderson charged for disorderly conduct.
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Clark Batu
Union City
Bacon
Francis A. Emersim
Westfield
Father
Laverna
Emerson
Ripley
R. D
Charles J. Hendersim
Sheriff's Office
Emersons
Henderson
Ada woman injured in Ohio wreck near Union City
Beas Meighan 62 of Ada Ohio suffered possible right ankle fracture after losing control of her 1861 model coupe two miles east of Union City. Police said the wheel dropped off the pavement and the car struck a utility pole causing $800 damage. The crash, second in a week from berm depth, prompted warnings to motorists until berms are raised.
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Union City
Beas Meighan
Ada
Stem Memorial Hospital
Alcoa Plant Reopens as 1,080 Workers Return to Jobs
Pottsville Pennsylvania 1 050 Alcoa workers go back to work after a four day walkout ending a dispute over a ten day work week The return follows a September 1 deadline for settlement by negotiation and mediation assistance from the Federal Mediation Service.
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Pottsville
Cresvonm Alcoa
Federal Mediation Service
Erat
Draft to Call 47000 Men in November by Selective Service
Washington reports the Defense Department plans to call up 47000 men in November. The Army will receive the call while other services show no draft action. The total called since September 1980 rises to 1,107,430 men.
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Associated
Washington
Defense Department
Aekid
Selective Service System
Amy
GE union chief calls strike threat ludicrous
James Carey of the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers accuses General Electric of trying to provoke a strike to destroy the union as GE and the union remain deadlocked over a new contract. Lemuel Boulware rejects the claim while noting GE’s wage offer supports 48 unions and raises wages by about 7 to 13 cents hourly.
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Associated Press
New York
General Electric Co
James 8. Carey
CIO International Union of Tectrical Workers
TUE
Lemuel R. Boultware
TUE Reyhaln
Carey
Curey
IUE- cI
Boulware
Nikoson
Glass workers recalled at plants after five day strike
The Flint Glass Workers Union announces a one year contract with improved vacations, insurance, night shift pay and holidays for 7500 members after a five day strike ends. Settlement set to run to September 1 1953 with retroactive increases from September 1.
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Mssveuen Rrest
Toledo
Unio
Barry Gray
U.S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
Flint Glass Workers Union
AFL
Puyhia
Clarks-burg
W. Va
Lancaster
Jeannette
Muncie
Ind
Los Angeles
Guie
Greensburg
Ani Wlauhester
Egypt approves end of wall estates under 200 acre rule
Cabinet backs reform ending the wall estate system once tied to Moslem law. The plan limits farm ownership to 200 acres per person and bars sale of excess land. liquidation aims to aid Naguib's reform drive. Some officials to receive pensions to curb corruption, shielding them from prosecution.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Maj
Gey Mohammed Naguib
Cabiet
Naguib
Farouk
Naedib
Allitney
Morals case hearing delayed. three weeks to final action
A three week adjournment was granted in a Morals case against an Emporium man, who pleaded guilty to a fornication charge and a bad check count. He was remanded in jail for lack of bond after a two week detention and faced a court arraignment with his mother and wife present. The defendant, a Pennsylvania Railroad fireman, had been living with a Corry area teen.
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Dack v. Allen
Emporium
M.S. Cobbett
Mnie
Erlé
Joseph Con
Sola
Allen
Aller
Russians Return 3 Missing Britons in Berlin
British soldiers missing in the Russian zone since last Tuesday were returned to British authorities in Berlin. A British Army spokesman said they were apprehended by Communist East German police after inadvertently driving off the Berlin Superhighway. Earlier, Russians released two British Army officers arrested by Communist People's Police in the Soviet sector for photographing and detained them for more than five days at Soviet Headquarters. Gen Omar Bradley arrived in Paris for talks with American military leaders.
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Berlin
West Germany
Communist People’s Police
UN Artillery Breaks Chinese Assault Near Choson Front
UN artillerymen repelled a Chinese ground push north of Choson, firing on positions along the Central Front. South Korean patrols killed 45 Communists, while U S eighth army and Fifth Air Force reports note heavy shelling and air strikes driving back enemy guns and suppressing Crest and Finger Ridge assaults.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Supiiol
Sindh
Karen Pooh
Thaowir
Nike Maryingy
LEW Pyunds
Choswon
Central V
U.S. Eighth Army
TNA
Capitol Hill
Finger Ridge
Fifth Air Force
Corry Chamber Hears Festival Report and Plans
Directors of the Corry Chamber of Commerce heard details on the festival's first profitable run since its return. Indications point to a small profit, possibly around 100, with ticket sales offsetting merchandise and advertising costs. A permanent committee is to be formed to ensure year round planning and future campaigns.
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Fistruuntinns
YMCA
Gooh
U. S
Elderly Erie Man Killed by Auto in City Crossing
A 12 year old boy stepping from a car caused the death of Frank Cummings near Kearsage Public School on Pouch Street extension Erie. Driver Herman Gebbert is under investigation as police probe exact circumstances of the incident. Cummings formerly of East Springfield had a Tucson niece. The convalescent home owner said the man was deaf and approached a crowd. Also noted Fidelity Co of Pittsburgh bought Union Trust of Butler with assets and liabilities assumed.
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Auto Erie
Pouch Street
Kearsage
Frank Cummings
Gelsle
Holle St
East Springfield
Tucson
Ariz
Herman Gebbert
Jean Selsie
Conval
Cummings
New Liquor Pact Signed Between Pennsylvania and New York
Harrisburg and New York reach a cross border wholesale liquor sale agreement. Pennsylvania State Liquor Control Board Chair Frudovich B. Geiger announces the pact allowing New York firms to sell to Pennsylvania distilleries under stated terms. Pennsylvania business charges are outlined, with the state’s monopoly noted.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
New York
Hhsten
Pak Snr
State Liquor Centret Board
Min Frudovich B. Geiger
Pannsylvania Distiller i
Fey
Pennsylvanii Our
New York Hote Jlers
Pensylvania
Dollar crisis talks planned between Britain and U S
A rising dollar crisis conference is planned with British and American leaders. Churchill may travel to the United States to discuss Western economic strategy with the next American president. Officials are drafting a comprehensive report on the West’s economic problems and possible financial props.
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Associated! Press
Washington
Britain
United States
Churchill
Brildi
Thanckal
Wade
Aerowime
America
Football Lures Paper Boys Away From Work
The article notes Corry High School grit team travels to Warren tomorrow afternoon with about 1,000 fans anticipated. Paper carriers are urged to return quickly after the game to deliver Saturday papers amid weather and football distractions.
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Corry High School
Taft says Eisenhower pledges to drastically cut federal spending
Senator Robert A. Taft reports Eisenhower agrees to reduce government outlays to a level shrinking the federal budget to about 70 billion dollars in the first year and 66 billion the next, pledging to carry the Republican platform. He says there are no major policy rifts preventing unity in the campaign.
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New York
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Eisenhower
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
Timots
Pellevels
Congres
Gene Eisenhower
Denver
Awe Sprechts
Columbia University
Chicago
Dimsels
Govert
Republicam Pathy
Fie
Stevenson to Bring Campaign into Texas
A garbled Texas political note shows Governor Atlin Bie venison planning to move his Democratic campaign into Texas. The fragment hints at party unity issues and a convention outcome affecting the Republican presidential race.
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Tex
Atlin Bie
Venison
le Republiean
Fe Omaice
Tratelaty“ Cova
Deimocratic Party
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