Aero workers approve 5 cent hour pay raise and benefits
In a two hour session at the Rex Theatre nearly 400 Aero Supply Mfg employees voted 323 to 58 to accept a new contract. The agreement grants a five cent hourly pay rise and fringe benefits of two cents per hour plus improved vacation terms for long service. Dues checkoff and a possible pension plan were discussed, with all terms effective today as old contract expired last night.
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Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Emiplayas
Aetu Lodge
International Association of Machinists
John Jackson
Rex Theatre
Red Bases Are Pounded Anew In Formosa War
Nationalist warplanes and ships intensified bombardments around Quemoy and nearby areas for the sixteenth straight day targeting Communist fortifications. The Defense Ministry reported destroying over 100 Communist trucks near Yungning and noted gunboat engagements near the Tachen Islands as operations around Quemoy slow in recent days.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Defense Ministry
Quemoy
Amoy
Yungning
Com Patrol
Tachen Islands
Warren Coed Missing From Radcliffe In Cambridge
Nancy Plummer a 28 year old Radcliffe College graduate student from Warren Pennsylvania disappeared Tuesday while on the way to Radcliffe German Department five blocks from her Cambridge apartment. Her roommate Margaret Belty reported the vanishing saying there are no known connections to the missing woman.
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magnaRt Len
Margaret Belty
Miss Belty
Witness says Lamb called a friend of the Communist party
A government witness testified at a Communications Commission hearing that publisher Edward Lamb was described as a very cool friend of the Communist party about ten years ago. Lamb, owner of WICU Erie and related stations, faces renewal questions amid past denial of links to communists.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edward Lamb
Communist Party
Wgo
Communications Commission
William G. Cummings
Toledo
Ohio
FBE
Commissson
Lamb
Erie
Dispatch
Pennsylvania
Florida
Commission
Wicu
Cummings
Herbert Sharfman
Joe Friedman
Lucas County
Indonesian Chief Takes Second Wife
Indonesian President Soekarno, aged 54 and a noted revolutionary leader, has married his second wife Harmini, a divorcee and mother of five. Feminist groups denounce the move arguing it undermines efforts for married women rights in a country of 78 million.
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Prin
Perwari
Soekarno
Fatmawati
Katton Joni
Indonesia
Soekarna
Soviet Union says it exploded an atomic weapon
Tass reported Moscow conducted tests of one type of atomic weapon with valuable results. No details on weapon type or site were given. Kyodo News noted unusual Kyoto University readings August 26 consistent with U S atomic tests, but no U S reaction followed.
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Soviet Union
Associated Press
Moscow
Tass
Tokyo
Kyodo News
Meteorological Laboratory
Kyoto University
United States
Bikini Atoll
Kyodo
Japan
Food Stamps Distribution Here for September
Government surplus food stamps for September will be distributed tomorrow at the Municipal Building to several hundred qualified Coty residents. Eligible recipients report between 9 to 12 and 1 to 4. new registrants accepted. Forty-five to fifty cents per item? (Note: local coteman Mrs. Walter Rhodes will assist at 129 Wright Street after 4 p.m.)
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Corry Firea
Hasbyouck’s
Nichols
Falcone's
Fle~cardi's
Carl's
Walter Rhodes
Wright Street
Rhodes
Adenauer Wins Confidence Vote in Bonn Parliament
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's government survived a confidence showdown after the defection of Security Chief Ott John to the Communist East triggered criticism. An opposition motion to censure Interior Minister Gerhard Schroeder was rejected 223-128, while a Socialist bid to form a parliamentary committee on the John defection and related events was approved.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Ott John
East
John
Gerhard Schroeder
Bundestag
Karl Franz Schmitt-Wittmack
Adenauer
Ee U.S
Eisenhower allies rally for vote backing across regions
Top Republicans pressed for a GOP majority in Congress to carry forward the President's program. Democrats gathered in Indianapolis to campaign, with Mitchell saying the economy will be a basic issue. Senator McCarthy outlined limited campaigning while focusing on graft and communism.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Upper
Soutty
East
Congress
Tadianopolis
Ted
Chaiman
Stephen A. Mitchell
Edmund 8
Muskle
Maine
Bak
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Campaiey
Republicah Cain
McCarthy
Washinton
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Tllinois
Omutin
Wheaton
Ill
Bloomington
Harry S .Truman
Truman
Mitchell
Todland
Kanga
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Wichita, Kart
Eisehower
Erie Architect Guilty on Four Counts and Hindering
Erie architect Karl Morrison was found guilty on four morale offense counts and hindering a witness. A 10 year old Donald C. Johnnoh was arrested and charged. Morrison faces up to 40 years in prison and $20,000 in fines. The case involved alleged improper conduct with young boys and a plan to move a witness to Ohio.
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Karl Morrison
Cane Morrison
Donald C. Johnnoh
Carl Malinowski
Edwin Bowen
Mortiver
Ohio
Morrison
Directors and Authority Tour New Building Progress
Directors and the Authority tour the new building on Pleasant Street after a voting session on architect Waller Campbell’s recommendation. The committee notes two unfinished classrooms and delays due to rain and logistics, with completion now expected months behind the promised schedule.
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Monigers
All Pleasant Street
Waller Gammpbell
Lye
Gerers
Wickel
Waller Davia
L. He Ludwig
Generm Contretay
Sid
Nce
Davis
Davia
Lael
Futur Res Sponsibiity
Clusaronma
Wristh
Ix Pelieved
Neid
Link Corporation
Smiter
Enor
Ludwig
Walet
Dotink Syiluy
Trenqurer
Dr Small Secures Court Injunction In Divorce Case
Detroit reports that Dr Kenneth B Small obtained a temporary injunction barring his wife from removing assets out of Michigan amid ongoing divorce proceedings begun last week. Judge Thomas J Murphy signed the order, restricting Mrs Small from leaving the state during the case.
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Detroit
Kenneth B. Smal
Tila
Mrs Small
Michigan
Mortis J. Friedman
Tr Smal
Dudger Thomas J. Murphy
Out Small
Mre
Amal
Tonia
Court der Atler Ie
de Froit
Stulee Lack
New ‘York
Biumieagman
Teachers Meet This Afternoon Shows New High School Plans
Local schools prepare for opening of a new high school and reorganization after the closing of nearby facilities. About 200 students are expected with 12 new staff members joining, including John Spacht and Marjorie Mutr.
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Moody
Ue Hew High School
Studesits Avin
Inger
Fourview School
Vanfuan
John Spacht
Marjorie Mutr
Elizabeth Grimm
Athe Olty
Kylyn Corbin
Vinglle Rosa
Bene Cita Gordon
Nancy Melliston
Marie Edwards
Mary Lewis
John Liebegott
Dorothy Wiggers
U S Officials Map Strategy on UN Seat Fight
Washington American officials plot a strategy for the United Nations General Assembly contest over the China seat. Dulles plans to defer a clash, aiming for a quick settlement and time to prepare for a September meeting of nine nations on sovereignty and rearmament. The United States UN delegation, led by Monty Cobb Lodge Jr., includes five representatives and alternates and faces Red China’s repeated bids.
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Washington
Hed Chinn
U.N
Herstily
Uinseat
Chiang Kai-shek
Ues
Peren ‘Ilal
Hus Hee
Btnte
Dulles
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
Wld
Anthony Buen
U.N. Geneval Assembly
New York City
Nulion
America
Ambursador
Monty Cubble Lodge Jr
Wasi
State Department
Communat China
Nalionahat China
Tree World
Mulaia
Red China
Assembly Vth
Lodge
Bays
Mexander Britt
Ft Nd
J William Fulbright
D- Ark
Jackson
Charley Mahoney
Detroit
James Philip Mash
Austin
Tex
Ade M. Julwan
Tacoma
Wash
Roger W. Straus
Dowald B Ford
James A. Wadsworth
Algiers Shaken By New Tremors
Two strong earthquakes struck North Algeria hitting Algiers and Orleansville region injuring two people. Buildings collapsed and communications were knocked out, following a earlier quake that killed over 1,400 and injured 6,000 in surrounding villages last week.
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Algiers
Say
Merle
Algeria
Orleanoville
Orleansville
Sirrounding
100 Students At New School Carry Lunches
The district prepares for a three week to month long lunch program labeled Operation Limed Pail. 1100 pupils at Hast Pleasant Street School will eat in classrooms during a 20 minute period as a closed session, with shifts as the cafeteria opens. Bus routes and grade assignments are outlined for 7th through 12th graders and elementary students, with staggered dismissals and no transportation planned for grades 1 12.
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Rode
Thase
Tatter
Aupt. L. M. Douglas
Xemindera
Bupnis
Concord
Columbus
Wayne Townships
Harding
Hatch Building
Washington School
Wright School
East Columbua Avenue
Wayne Street
Douglas
East Pleasant Street
Plan for Western Germany rearmament discussed in London talks
John Foster Dulles and Anthony Eden pressed for a rapid German rearmament linked to NATO and the Brussels Pact. Adenauer and Dulles urged restoring German sovereignty with security guarantees, while France resisted German control. A European defense framework to include Germany and Italy was proposed, with safeguards against arms race and future aggression.
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Associated Press
London
John Foster Dulles
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Britain
West Germany
U. S
Eden
West Europe
Dulles
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Brussels
NATO
Germany
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Italy
French National Assembly
Twa
Netherlands
Europe
Halen
United States
Canada
Norway
Denmark
Ex MIG Pilot Enrolls at University of Delaware
A former Soviet bloc aviator who defected with a MiG jet and earned a $100,000 reward has enrolled at the University of Delaware. General Mark Clark praised the decision and wished him success as he settles into dorm life.
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U. OF Delaware
Newark
Del
Kendy No
Pliot
Flaw
Migia Jet Fighba
Kofia
University of Delaware
Mark Clark
Clark
Associated Preas
Charleston
8. S
Tye
Crowds Expected for Corry Johnsonburg Showdown at Loveland Field
Tonight’s football game at Loveland Field pits Corry against Johnsonburg with both sides riding 18 game unbeaten streaks. A weather break could draw a historic turnout potentially surpassing a 3,200 crowd from a past Corry game.
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Loveland Field
Corry
Johnsonburg
Johnsonburo
Corry - Titisville
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