Khrushchev Turns To Tito In Bid To Strengthen Own Hand
Yugoslav reports say Tito joined Khrushchev at Yalta for a eight day visit seen as a bid to bolster Khrushchev against Stalin loyalists within the Soviet party. Sources claim Tito may warn Khrushchev’s rivals and friends, affecting Yugoslav Russian ties amid de Stalinization tensions.
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Khrushchev
Tito
Uelgrade
Yugoslavia
Joy Tussin
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Communist Party
Kay Likir Eugenovich
Stilin
Hin
Fiue
Led Down
Bulfin
Briumiee
Mikoyits
Khrushetlev
Yalta
Black Sea
Khrushelev
Black Ben
U. B
Stile Dulles
Soviet
Dulles
Wrotyen
Khenhohen
Koen Popovic
New York
U. N. Security Council
Moscow
Klementi Voroshilov
Ar " 1Ser
Titusville Contends Over Daylight Time Change
Titusville council, in a sudden move, extends daylight saving time to October 28, prompting Struthers Wells Corp to rescind layoffs. Mayor Hampton backs the shift though some oppose, while nationwide changes affect many states and regions beyond Titusville.
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Trea—Srprise
Res— Slon
Struthers Wells Corp
Titusville
Bein
Btandard
G. CG
Hampton
John Fehrenbach
Netion
Ecisloh
Corryltes
Tinaville
Meadville
Chong
Nevada
Marytand
Ojo
Tridiana
Pennsylvania
Deware
New York
New Stemoy
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhodes
Pennsylvana
Bt. Louis
Fred
Chicago
Oliver
Vindnia
Washington
District of Columbia
Indiana
Highway Office Won't Be Moved in Rumor Report
Unclear notes describe rumors the highway department may relocate the northwestern district offices from Franklin, with mention of Mercer or Crawford Bounties and a spokesman denying plans. The three story district building on Liberty Street is cited as the current site and references to rent and local reaction are noted.
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Fpifiklin Toelthat
Piohklith
Urate
Bulding
Wiberty Street
Avares
Franktin Wat
Beavers Victory Tightens Pennant Chase for Beavers
Corry’s Beavers clinched their fourth straight win by trouncing Franklin Knights as Titusville closes in, keeping the pennant race tight with ten games left. In the National League, St Louis edged Milwaukee to pull within striking distance of the leaders in a tense standings shift.
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Syeen
Shea
Corry
Beavers
Knights of Franklin
Titusville
Haseball
Hecht
St. Loussook
Milwanukee
Raves
Bimball
Farm Prices Seen Rebounding After Short Dip
Washington reports that average farm prices fell for a third straight month from mid-August to mid-September, dipping about a half of one percent while expenses held steady. Undersecretary Morse cites a market stabilizing during harvest and predicts a future strengthening as prices recover from a four and a half percent drop since June.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Tssuing & Monthily
Bate
Battle
Morse
Tim
Aircraft Pioneer William E Hoes Dies Aboard Yacht
SEATTLE William E Hoes founder of the aircraft company that became Boeing died of a heart attack aboard a yacht two days before his birthday. The industrialist helped create the firm that built early airliners and bombers later evolving into the giant 200 000 pound bomber and modern jets. The firm, then Boeing Airplane Company, later produced both military and commercial aircraft, with production at plants in Washington. The Westside Motor Transit Co in Charterem seeks a fiveequency recruiting all mel fares on the service.
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Seattle
William E. Hoes
Ink Sn
Militionaire Incustrialist
Boring
Pasifle Aero J
Boeing Airplane’ Co
Mar
Boel Y Ala
Wirtiita
Erie County Manufacturing Up 22.8 Percent in Value Added
A federal Census of Manufacturers report shows Erie County factories added 275 million dollars in value to the national economy in 1955, up 22.8 percent since 1947. The county hosted 421 plants with 39,703 workers and a payroll of 168 million, led by transportation equipment and non electric machinery, while textile mills declined.
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Erie County
U. S. Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
America
Will Be Steel Head Ellwood City Official Named
Ellwood City Pa native William R McCallster longtime U S Steels National Five Co official returns to Ellwood City to serve as general superintendent of the Wilwood Works confirming a major leadership appointment at the plant
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STEEL
Ellwood City, Pa
William R. McCallster
Natve
Mount Pleasant
U. S. Steel
National Five Co
Ellwood City
Wilwood Works
Supreme Court holds motion to pause cases over witness veracity
Washington reports an unprecedented government request to freeze further proceedings until a lower court rechecks the truthfulness of government witness Joseph D. Marzel. The move targets Pittsburgh conspiracy defendants Steven Nelson and four associates, with Marzel's credibility under question after sworn testimony in other cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
J. Lee Rankin
Willam Py ‘Tompkins
Justice Department
Internal Security Division
Walthie Bela
Pittsburgh
Hearthys
Joséph D. “Marzel
FBI
Marzel
Steven Nelson
Communist Party
William Albertson
Benjamin Lowell Careathers
James Hulse Dolsen
Irving Welsman
Mazzel
Careathers
Dolsen
Su Preihe
Masterty
Federal Distro
Fia
Miami
Navy launches newest carrier Ranger in Hampton Roads
Newport News Virginia reports the 60,000 ton battleship Ranger, described as the Navy’s mightiest carrier, is launched in Hampton Roads. Admiral Arleigh Burke asserts the Ranger can penetrate any defenses and carrier aircraft will be among the most modern in existence or planned.
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Newport News
Ranger
Hampton Roads
Adj
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Ins
Airplane Testimony Shrinks Alibi in Warren Hold up Trial
Warren county court opens for the blue moon case. Noman Swarts, a trucking contractor from West Michigan diedex near Meritr, denies guilt after arrest April 19. Prosecutor Karnreich and defense counsel Nicholson frame the alibi as implausible as witnesses and a military-driven lineup link Swarts to the bank robbery at the Waerets National Bank. A key factor is the suspect’s location while the crime occurred and the composite portrait circulated among jurors. The trial proceeds with jury selection and presentation of evidence detailing the bank job, motive, and the robber’s escape.
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Warren
Noman Swarts
West Midiesex
Méritr
Nefénse
Nefénse -Atlorey In Mare 1. Maria of Sharon Who List Feputas Horine
G. Henry ‘Nicholson
Warren County
Atorney Myer AL
President Somoza Dies Of Wounds From Assassin's Gun
UN report notes tense Middle East pause amid Suez dispute as Hammarskjold urges freedoms for ships and continued ceasefire efforts. Unclear details include casualties in July through September, and calls for international control of the canal while Egypt’s nationalization cited. Complex UN readouts frame regional peril and diplomacy.
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Somoza
United Nations
N.Y
Day Ham
Marékjold
Palestine
Suez Canal
Hammayakjold
Tielot
Israel
Kyyn
Jordan
Lebanon
Syrhik
Hese
Ini
Patton Security Council
Tewan
fLxeyond Council
London
Egypt
Cape of Good Hope
Chico
America
Mammarskjold
Atest
Council
Middle-East
Tsitel
Hammarskjold
Red China's Top Brass Changed Mao Hangs On
Peiping radio reported changes in China's top leadership after the eighth Communist party Congress. Mao remained chairman as the Central Committee grew to 9 members with 70 alternates and a 47-member politburo. Chou En Lai and other senior figures were named vice chairmen and leaders. The Congress marked China's first since 1946, with the party maintaining centralized control.
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Popescu
Peiping Radio
Arly
Communist Party
Teele
Sid Bhoo-whi
Chou -0-Wi
Marshil Chu Whi
Mao
Chen Yu
China
Hie Party
Sitallos
Btair
Cohen Halts Stamp Tax Plan
Attorney General Herbert H. Cohen postponed indefinitely the 3 percent stamp tax collection plan set to start January 1. He cited a court ruling deeming the plan unconstitutional and said action against the commonwealth would proceed with a November deadline to prepare printing and rollout. The plan would have required banks to sell stamps to retailers as proof of tax payment.
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Paraloburg Us
Herbert H. Cohen
Cohen
Dauphin County
Tretalers Wite
Ceader
Philapeiphus
Lillian
Two Meadvale youths hurt as car rear-ends truck
Two Meadvale youths were injured when their car slammed into the rear of a truck on Route 74 at Clymer. Driver Robert J. Dewey, 18, released from Corry Memorial Hospital with concussion. a passenger, Chariton, 10, remains hospitalized in critical condition with severe facial injuries. Truck driver Wayde Querrey-Old, 51, of Mapleton, Ohio, uninjured. Front end of Dewey’s vehicle demolished. both cars eastbound. Deputy reports speed may have contributed.
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Meadvale
Clymer
Robert J. Dewey
Wits
Corry Memorial Hospital
Chariton
Mayville Certa
New York State
Will Call Arbitrator In Strike Threat
A threatened arbitration move was discussed by Ameviton and MUtriconeh Employes amid a looming strike. The arbitration plan was set for a daylong session chaired by President Ed ward Wills BP the Kilina Toca ina with Jillbeth Abjithh of pin 'orp.
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Philadelphia
Edward Wills BP
Kilina Toca Ina
Jillbeth Abjithh
Pin ‘Orp
Mollet in Bonn visit linked to Europe talks
Unclear fragment cites Mollet arriving in Bonn for talks with Chancellor Adenauer on Europe. Source text incomplete but suggests official visit and discussions among leaders.
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Mollet
Bonn
Pretien Press
Europe
Luni Online
Hospital Here Lauded For Cleanliness
Memorial Hospital received a clean bill of health from a state inspector. Superintendent Edgar L. Alexander and the Bureau of Homes and Hospitals praised housekeeping, friendly staff, new equipment, and improvements. The board was commended for its interest in good patient care as the department had no recommendations.
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Worry Memorial Hospital
Edgar L. Alexander
Mills
Bureau of Homes and Hospitals
Sid Fappers
Millis
Oieves
Board of Directoryly
Joint Commission
Department of Welfare
Six Children Die in House Fire in Wisconsin town
Parents away as a violent fire destroyed a single story four room home in Wisconsin. Four children ages from 1 month to 12 years died at the scene, two others later found, mother Romana Vallariel 26 and husband Pete 26 away or detained for questioning. Fire investigators consider possible arson as Milwaukee County sheriff officials hold the mother without charge.
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Giele
Piremen
Dom
Vicklins
Romana Valinriel
Waiharies
Joséph
Pete
Five More Britons Killed In Cyprus Attacks
Five Britons die from rebel attacks on Cyprus as gunmen ambush vehicles near Nicouln Kyronta road. A sixth Briton dies later from injuries. latest toll follows earlier assaults amid escalating violence on the Mediterranean island.
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Cyprus
Rosita
Mediterraean Island
Coloy
Asia
Walt
Nicouln-Kyronta
Gyprus Air
Greece
Hyg Nithoritita
Abbiek
Nuclear Reactor Move To Pennsylvania Plant Described
A lengthy report details the transport of a large reactor vessel from Virginia to a Pennsylvania site. The unit, part of a planned first fully commercial atomic power facility, is described as a 16 000 pound component moved by rail and truck, with final assembly to take place at the new plant for Fein power production in the Northeast. The journey, logistics, and rail links are noted as part of the nation’s early nuclear power expansion.
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Nuit Iy
Challanouyn
Yeit
Bugitentiny
Rnll
Innes
Innes’ Ile Sripmserit Sunier-Yeetest
Hywnelivel
Norfolk A= Western Railway
Veilesh
Wien
Dieavay
Conti
Complex cryptic note on Cleveland wider life and bank residency
An opaque fragment references Cleveland and a bank in Sirveland, noting a move to become a resident at Mindfartiring. It mentions a one ton measure and seems to describe local life changes, though many terms are garbled.
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Hecomes Mactory
Cleveland
Japiary
Wirdiff
Jeeryee
Wideruh Res Serve
Sirveland
Tov
Bator Mindfartiring
Death comes to Nicaragua's strongman in hospital
News wires report longtime Nicaraguan leader Anastasio Somoza Debayle dies after surgery at Gorgas Hospital in the Panama Canal Zone. His son Luis Somoza Debayle acts as president, while Panamanian officials announce formal mourning and the canal governor lowers flags to half mast.
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Panama II
Anise Jaslo Somoza
Strom Min
Nicaragua
Aiamianaln
Hithets
Center Americam
Don Mioum
Suriten
Aurmeotin
Provident Fisenhower
U.S
Gorgas
Panama Candi Zone
Antona Goneler
Revilla
Panama
Iirokirceon
Bomgan
Somom
Rigoberta Lopez Peres
Somoza
Gorgas Hospital
Panaina Canil
Ho J
Hison
Teaver
Manan Heatot
U. Army
Wailerball
Washington
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Gullettzol
Navy
Mbit
Maniger Krug
Saris
Merder
Erin
Te AnbwAbi
Ehforde
Dag
Suez
Cnmmuniet
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Seoul
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Palin Hitie
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