Reds Brace To Prevent New Revolt
Csepel industrial complex near the Danube island saw about 5 000 of its 38 000 workers strike over mass layoffs decreed by the Kadar government. Reports conflict on fatalities with police firing at demonstrations at Ganz Railway Car Works. Nepakarat claims a worker was killed and a woman injured. MTI notes further death sentences for alleged revolution crimes, including a 22 year old escapee and a policeman. Szabad Fold condemns fear and calls for a crackdown. Hungary protests U N resolution on Soviet intervention. Hungarian delegation seeks removal of the issue from the General Assembly agenda calling the resolution interference.
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Csepel
Danube River
Kadar
Ganz
Budapest
Nepakarat
MTI
Andreas Jakab
Sandor Remics
Szabad Fold
Hungary
New ‘York
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Steel Firm Closes Vesta No 4 Coal Mine in Pa
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp will close its Vesta No 4 coal mine at California Pennsylvania on April 1, laying off 790 employees. The move is due to the operation being uneconomical and unable to meet competitive needs. Vesta No 5 and Shannopin will continue, employing about 1500 miners, with adjustments as some are on furlough. The firm will boost purchases of southern West Virginia coal to cover needs for the next 30 years.
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Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Vesta No
Vesta No. 4
Vesta No. 5
Shannopin Mines
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Southern West Virginia Coal
Vesta 5
Shannopin
Pennsylvania Coge
Macmillan Expected To Make Many Changes
The article reports Macmillan facing calls to reshuffle and adjust policy after his appointment. Party chiefs plan a meeting of policy planners to decide how to choose the premier’s party and whether to propose a motion of censure when Parliament meets on January 22. Labor urges a quick general election to let voters decide, while Macmillan says he will not call an election now.
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James Griffiths
Callmants
Griffiths
Ners
Labor Party
MacMillan
Eden
Churchill
Singer Sues Record Company Over Contract Suit
Los Angeles based singer Gogi Grant known for The Wayward Wind sues Eral Records for 150000 damages. She alleges that signed May 13 1955 two year contract and was led to believe Buddy Bregman would work with her, but learned he was not a partner. She claims other partners caused rival companies to record her songs.
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Los Angeles
Gogi Grant
Eral Records
Buddy Bregman
Ater
Nake Records
Canada Rail Strike Ends Involve Commission To Review
Nationwide Canada rail stoppage ends as a three judge commission will study the dispute with a report due by October 1. The agreement avoids binding findings, with wage talks settled at a 12 percent increase and renegotiation after the inquiry. CPR cites 77,000 workers idled and a roughly 11 million dollar wage loss. Canadian National Railway unaffected.
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CPR
St. Laurent
Commons
Inquiry Commission
Canada
Canadian National Railway
Eddie Jackson Recovering After Hernia Operation
Santa Monica report says Eddie Jackson partner of Jimmy Durante is recovering satisfactorily after a two hour hernia operation yesterday His wife Jeannie expects no return to show business before the start of the fall season due to the lengthy recovery and show commitments
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Santa Monica
Calif
Eddie Jackson
Jimmy Durante
Shortway Thru State Faces Fight Over Route Status
Governor Leader defends Shortway while clashing with Route 6 retention advocates. Officials argue the Shortway plan serves state needs, not interstate policy, amid protests from over 10 000 Route 6 supporters and a final decision by the U S Bureau of Roads. The committee vows to press for keeping Route 6 on the interstate system. Read the Gazette Classified Ads.
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Pennsylvania
Secretary of Highways
U. S. Bureau of Roads
Washington
U. S
U. S. Route 6
Congress Divided Over Middle East Crisis Resolution
Democratic leaders clash over backing President Eisenhower in the Middle East crisis. Rep Zablocki proposes a nonbinding resolution affirming US interest and UN cooperation, contrasting with Eisenhower's call for standby military and economic authority. Some lawmakers argue the president already has sufficient power and stress a broader confidence vote.
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Zablocki
Acheson
Congress
Middle East
United Nations
Eisenhower
U.S
Rep. Vorys
Ohio
Execute Man Who Killed 44 In Plane
Dr. Corbin Robinson, prison physician, monitored Graham’s heart via remote stethoscope as life ended. Graham, a Protestant condemned to death, received visits from Father McKernan and his minister, with his wife Gloria and their two children later in the evening.
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Corbin Robinson
Graham
Father McKernan
Lloyd C. Kellams
Gloria
Denver
Ross Leaves Office Over Wife Probe
Former vice president of Wynn Enterprises and official of Southern Athletic Co. in Knoxville says he severed ties in February 1952 after election to Congress. As a defense official since March 1954 he claims no involvement with bids or compensation from Wynn or Southern Athletic. He notes Wynn was awarded a contract as the low bidder and his wife’s bid was $75,000 under the next firm, while she takes a leave of absence until the matter is cleared.
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Wynn Enterprises
Southern Athletic Co
Knoxville
McClellan
Ross
Wynn Enterprises Inc
Congress
New York
Southern Athletic
Defense Department
Defense Wilson
Executive Dies in Pittsburgh At 44
George Doy, executive secretary of the Pennsylvania Natural Gas Men's Association since 1952, died at his home in Pittsburgh yesterday. A native of Springfield, he was a former newspaperman who served as an editorial writer for the Pittsburgh Press and earlier as a staff writer for International News Service in Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland.
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Pittsburgh
George Doy
Ing
Pennsylvania Natural’ Gas Men's Association
Doying
Springfield
Pittsburgh Press
International News Service
Harrisburg
Cleveland
Ike Keeps Silent On GOP Chief
The text outlines a party power struggle with Ike’s silent stance on a GOP chair. It notes Morhouse support linked to Dewey, Bliss as a possible rival, and Pyle’s limited national ties. Scribner’s Treasury appointment signals he’s out. Hall ponders a New York governorship or a federal post, open to a cabinet role but not minor posts.
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House
New York
Morhouse
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Rocky Mountain
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Bliss
Arizona
White House
Congress
Pyle
National Committee
Eisenhower
Fred C. Scribner Jr
Maine
Hall
Freed Mad Bomber Suspect Tied to Westchester Case
Authorities say the suspect in the long running mad bomber case has been freed. The bomber, elderly with a foreign accent and ties to Westchester County, planted 32 devices injuring 15 across 16 years.
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Capecris
John ‘Halk
Kleewen
Westchester County
Edison
Westchester
Bradford dealer Bowler faces eight new securities charges
William T. Bowler of Bradford, already charged with four securities violations, faces a hearing on eight additional illegal securities transactions totaling 87 603 dollars. State investigator Arthur J. Spragg filed the charges. Bowler pleaded innocent and was freed on a 5 000 dollar bond pending a February 7 hearing after previously posting 2 000 dollars.
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Bradford
William T. Bowler
Arthur J. Spragg
State Securities Commission
Bowler
Spragg
McKean County
Obituaries list for Hazelet and local residents
Multiple obituaries and death notices from Indiana PA area. Bonnie Jean Hazelet, 1956–1957, died at Spangier Hospital with funeral arrangements through McCracken Funeral Home. Clarke Palmer, 77, Latrobe resident, died in Latrobe Hospital with services at home and Unity Cemetery. Maude Murtland, widow of Claude J. Murtland, funeral details in Petrolia. Miss Mary Blanche Vogel, former Indiana resident, died in Phoenix, served by St. Mary’s Phoenix. Ira Guy Kanarr, Indiana RD 3, obituary and funeral at Robinson-Lyne. Jesse Flick, 52, Austman area, services at Robinson-Lytle’s Rimersburg Cemetery. Thomas E. Davison, 1978 birth year listed, obituary and Lloyd Cemetery. Timothy Wayne Timblin infant, services at Robinson-Lytle’s.
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Bonnie Jean Hazelet
Jack and
Gatha (Nelson) Hazelet
Cherry Tree
Spangier Hospital
David Paul
E. R. Hazelet
Cherry Tree RD 1
Veda Nelson
McCracken
Clinton E. Palmer
Harrison Avenue
Latrobe
Latrobe Hospital
Indiana County
Olive
Kenneth
Mildred) Roberts
Ira ‘Palmer
Commodore
Minnie ‘Gaston
Rossiter
Palmer
Maude Murtland
Claude J. Murtland
Karns City
Butler County
Loyal Murtland
Indiana
Pauline Jack
Frank Murtland
Esther O'Kelly
St. Louis
Lois Humphrey
Slippery Rock
Dorothy Humphrey
Grove City
Ford Mortland
Eric
Delpha Braham
North Platte
Neb
Hepler's
Petrolia
Mary Blanche Vogel
Phoenix
Arizona
Wolfgang and
Mary Pass Vogel
Annie Vogel
Miss Vogel
Rose
Healy
Ira Guy Kanarr
Indiana RD 3
Ard
Wilbur Hetman
Grant Twp
Jacob and
Martha King Kanarr
First
Christan Church of
Robinson-Lyne
I‘diana
Jana
Lawrence R. Doak
Greenwood Cemetery
Jesse
Flick
Aultman
Indiana Hospital
Rimersiburg
Jacob E
Edith McMilten Fiick
Clarksburg
Austman
R.& P. Coal Co
iMeIntyre
U.M.W.A
Robinson-Lytle's
Lee F. Huland
Howard Swan
Rimersburg Cemetery
Thomas E. Davison
Westmoreland County
T. J.davison
Margaret Taabelle Stoffel Davison
Ebensburg
W. A. Oldham
Harrisburg
Davison
Laura Groft
Water Street
Bell Funeral Home
Wayne Agneue
R. W. Falls
Lloyd Cemetery
Ebrensburg
Timothy Wayne Timblin
Wayne M
Louise (Gazza) Timblin
Walnut St
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Robert Gazzaj
Homer City
Margaret Timblin
Elderton
Frank A. Lawrence
Robingon - Lytle’s
St. Thomas
Rep Green Arrest Warrant Said Due Monday
U S Marshal William OBrien said the federal arrest warrant for Rep Green a Pa Democrat likely will not be served before Monday. The warrant issued by Judge John W Murphy in Scranton alleges Green took a 10000 bribe from contractor Frederick Ratt connected to a 33 million dollar signal depot project at Tobyhanna and that he used his office for profit. Also named in Scranton warrants were Burke Construction Co president John S Burke and purchasing agent Alfred J Rein in a probe of Naval Supply Depot mechanicsburg contracts with Rein accused of conflicts of interest and using his wife as treasurer Frank M Ryan.
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Philadelphia
Green
U. S
William O'Brien
John W. Murphy
Scranton
Frederick Ratt
Hartford, Conn
Signal Corps
Tobyhanna
Alfred J. Rein
Camp Hill
Burke
Rein
Burke Company
Frank M. Ryan
Funeral services set for Robert C Goo at 61
Funeral arrangements were under way today for Robert C Goo 61 executive vice president of Union Electric Steel Corp who died yesterday in Pittsburgh. The obituary notes his leadership role and the company’s significance in the steel industry.
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Pittsburgh
Robert C. Goo
Union Electri Steel Corp
Inauguration Invitations Sent With State Department Advice
The inaugural committee handles invites with State Department input for diplomats. Hungary may be represented by Tabor Zador as Kos is away. Carl L. Shipley, chair of the inaugural ball, noted Zarubin’s invitation was returned without explanation. Proceeds from ball boxes, 500 dollars each, will fund Red Cross Hungarian relief.
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Actas
State Department
Kos
Washington
Hungary
Tabor Zador
Carl L. Shipley
Zarubin
Red Cross
Shipley
Burns Fatal In East Liberty Home Fire
Catherine Powers age 86 of East Liberty died in Pittsburgh Hospital from burns suffered when her clothing ignited on a stove last Saturday.
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Pittsburgh
Catherine Powers
East Liberty
Pittsburgh Hospital
Found Drowned in Creek Near Ellsworth Pa
Ellsworth Pennsylvania man Cheries Il. Steel aged 70, missing over a day, was found drowned in a creek near Ellsworth. Coroner ruled accidental drowning in the case reported by the Gazette Classified Ads.
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Ellworth, Pa
Cheries Il
Steel
Ellsworth
Washington County
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