Tension Mounts In Southern Labor Flare-Up
Labor unrest in the South escalated as a state investigation followed the derailment of the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Dixie Flyer near Antioch Tennessee. Gov. Frank Clement directed all state police to probe the incident amid a broad strike wave involving L and N unions and hotel workers in Florida.
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Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Nashville
Antioch
Tenn
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Miami Beach
Fla
Casablanca
Roney Plaza
L&n
National Mediation Board
Washington
Southern Bell Telephone
CIO Communications
Weather hints at warm spell and daylight time confusion
The column predicts an eighty degree day and shirt sleeve weather may return this Sunday. It notes trees leafing early, potential frost risks to fruit, and a possible daylight saving time misalignment across tri state areas. Detours on Route 108 increase traffic and rural mailboxes need repainting. Lawns respond to recent rains with ongoing care and anticipated lush growth.
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Tri-State
Daily Weather Report
Clearing today with high near 66. Tonight expect mid to upper fifties. Sunday brings increasing clouds and warmer conditions. 24 hour period ending 7am: high 61, low 45, precipitation .07 inches, river stage 7.2 feet. Same date last year: high 70, precipitation .58 inches.
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United States
Soviet Officers Accept Invitation To Visit America
Nine former Soviet officers including two generals plan a Washington reunion to mark the Elbe linkup with U S troops on April 25 1944. The invitation was from Joseph Polowsky a Chicago veteran who aided 91 Americans at the moment. The U S Embassy warned no visa applications had been filed yet.
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United Press
Moscow
Chicago
Washington
U.S
Elbe River
Joseph Polowsky
Red Army
Pravda
Communist Party
Polowsky
Indonesia Bars U S Diplomats During Afro Asian Conference
Indonesian authorities sealed airfields in Bandung and Jakarta and barred American diplomats to block an alleged assassination attempt on Chou En Lai. Delegates from 29 nations arrived for the Afro Asian Conference as security measures fluctuated around the event.
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Gene Symonds
United Press
Bandung
Indonesia
Djakarta
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Chou
Singapore
Jawaharlal Nehru
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U Nu
Rangoon
Nehru
Peiping
United States
China
Air India
South China Sea
Pittsburgh Passes First Test In Bid For Engineer Center
Pittsburgh clears first hurdle in bid to house five leading engineering societies. The American Institute of Electrical Engineers board voted in St Petersburg to back a Pittsburgh recommendation from a presidents’ committee for city headquarters.
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Pittsburgh
House Probers Seek Responsible Official In Bid Evader Case
Congressional investigators led by Rep. F Edward Hebert search for the Pentagon official who ordered the Air Force to award a 3.5 million dollar contract to Century Industries of San Pedro California without competitive bidding. Century sold 100000 Mighty Mouse launchers at 36 62 each versus Radiant Manufacturing at 23 95. Knute Petersen of Radiant argued unit saves could exceed one million dollars. Century developed the launcher in the Korean war and holds a patent pending.
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INS
House Probers
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Air Force
California
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Hebert
House
Armed Services Subcommittee
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San Pedro
Calif
Navy
Korea
Century
Radiant Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Radiant
Knute Petersen
Dr Salk To Receive Pittsburgh Welcome
Dr Jonas Salk arrives home from Ann Arbor where the polio vaccine was praised. A small welcoming party of five city and county officials will greet him at Greater Pittsburgh Airport as he avoids a public celebration.
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Pittsburgh
Jonas Salk
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Pittsburgh
Greater Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Sailor Killed On Turnpike
Daniel L. Chawssinand 22 from Elizabeth RD 2 died from a fractured skull when a car wrecked on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Somerset. A second passenger Walter A. Chambers 32 of Midland was treated at Somerset Community Hospital for injuries.
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Somerset
Daniel L. Chawssinand
Elizabeth RD 2
Chawssinand
Somerset Community Hospital
Walter A. Chambers
Midland
Nation’s first mass polio inoculation begins in San Diego
In San Diego County the nation’s first mass inoculation of schoolchildren with the Salk vaccine starts with about 30 000 first and second graders to receive the nine cubic centimeter vials in a two shot program. About 200 doctors volunteer at 53 designated schools as supplies were rushed after a near delay when vials failed to arrive.
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San Diego County
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Calif
United Air Lines
California
U S Opposes Russian Moves in Austrian Treaty Talks
United States officials reject any Russian attempt to bind Austria to military alliances or allow foreign bases. The stance follows concerns raised at the 1954 Big Four conference and reports from Moscow Vienna talks asking if guarantees would be written into the treaty. Additional information was awaited from Moscow or Vienna to determine if a general pledge would satisfy Moscow.
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Donald J. Gonzales
United Press
Washington
United States
Austria
Our
Germany
Moscow
Vienna
Uct
Leader outlines 1.7 billion budget plan Tuesday
Governor George M. Leader unveils a biennial budget near 1.7 billion dollars aimed at funding past commitments. The plan calls for 400 million in new revenue and may include a modified income tax plus expanded levies to complete the budget, with Appropriations Committee sessions to follow the Tuesday joint session.
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Harrisburg
GMS
George M
House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Appropriations
J. Dean Polen
Washington
General Assembly
John S. Fine
Fine
Hoxsey Clinic Open Says Haluska After Raid
State Senator John J. Haluska says the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic in Portage will be open Monday despite a second federal raid in three weeks. Agents seized 233,000 black pills used in Harry M. Hoxsey’s treatment and an undetermined number of red and black pills. no evidence of a cancer cure was found. U S Attorney John Mellvaine says the absence of pills is an admission they cannot withstand tests.
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Dallas
Tex
Food and Drug Administration
American Medical Society
U. S
John Mellvaine
Sen. Haluska
Godfrey Fires Marlowe Haleloke And 6 Others
New York article reports Arthur Godfrey dismissed Marion Marlowe Haleloke and eight others as part of business changes. He plans to rotate performers across his CBS programs to refresh and add flexibility for the next season.
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New York
N. Y
Marion Marlowe
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Julius LaRosa
Jack Gaver
My Gang
Miss Marlowe
Haleloke
The
Mariners
Columbia Broadcasting System
Watkins Calls Refugee Relief Act Workable and Expandable
Senator Arthur Watkins Utah said the 1953 Refugee Relief Act is workable and may bring all eligible applicants to the United States. He backed administrator Scott McLeod before a Senate subcommittee and urged education on the law’s importance while defending its goal of admitting 209000 over quota refugees and relatives through 1956.
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Washington
INS
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Watkins
Edward J. Corsi
Scott McLeod
Senate Judiciary
Walter
Highway Worker Dies After Handling Grenade on Route 222
A 73 year old State Highway Department laborer was killed when he picked up a hand grenade on Route 222, ten miles south of Lancaster. Robert Quigley of New Providence discovered the grenade while sweeping cracks in the highway being repaired by a five man crew.
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Lancaster
INS
State Highway Department
Route 222
Robert Quigley
New Providence
Ike to Confer With Admiral on Formosa Crisis
President Eisenhower will meet Adm. Felix B. Stump in Augusta to review the Formosan situation and decide U S position on Quemoy and Matsu. Stump returned from the Far East to brief the President on developments near the Red Chinese coast and the Tachien Island evacuation.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Felix B. Stump
Far East
Stump
U.S
Pacific
Washington
Formosa
Tachen Island
Rob Stump
Walter F. George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George
Quemoy and
Matsu
Red
William F. Knowland
California
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
United States
Five States On Lookout For Ohioan Lorinez
Police in five states search for 35-year-old Lake County mechanic Joseph B Lorinez who has threatened to throw his family from a mountain. A detention warrant has been issued as he awaits probate court action on a mental case. Lorinez, separated from his wife, was last seen in Corry Pennsylvania near his wife's relatives.
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Painesville, C
INS
Lake County
Pennsylvania
W. B. Evans
Joseph B. Lorinez
Lorinez
Evans
Loriner
Corry
Deaths in local area list Potoczny Kirkam Marett Gilmore
Miss Clara Barbara Potoczny aged 37 of 1707 South Jefferson street died. Mrs. Joseph Kirkam aged 66 of Ellwood City is noted. Ronald James Marett aged three of Volant is listed. John J. Gilmore aged 58 of Lawrence Courty Home is recorded.
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Clara Barbara Potoczny
South
Jefferson Street
Joseph Kirkam
Ellwood City
Ronald James Marett
Volant
John J. Gilmore
Lawrence Courty Home
Eden Urges British Voters to Choose May Election
Prime Minister Anthony Eden broadcast a 16 word message urging Britain to vote in the May 26 election. He argues a domestic and international uncertainty after Churchill’s retirement makes a general vote prudent. About 35 million voters are eligible as Parliament faces 630 seats.
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London
INS
Anthony Eden
Sir Anthony
Winston Churchill
Eden
M.P
House of Commons
Churchill
Pleasant Week End Weather Promised Across Pennsylvania
Pleasant weather was forecast for Pennsylvania with a steady rise in temperatures and increasing cloudiness on Sunday. Skies clear in western and central counties while eastern sections stay mostly sunny. highs in the 60s to mid 70s with southeast readings reaching about 72, then 40s to 50s tonight before Sunday climbs to mid 70s. Winds shifting to the south accounted for the warmer Sunday outlook.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Ellwood City notices and section header text
Obscure OCR fragment lists page sections and contact numbers for Ellwood City newsroom items including obituaries society sports theaters and want ads with page references 14 17 4 6651 8 8511 12 19 13
Saturday Night Relaxation With Friends
Arthur Mometer notes a six day work week ends with a simple Saturday night of relaxation with friends. He describes sitting around, fanning the breeze, and enjoying a snack to ease the week’s tension and regain energy. The piece hints at cheerful companionship and a sense of returning to ease.
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