North Gate Plaza Shopping Center Planned in Neshannock
The Nesbitt estate executors plan a four million dollar North Gate Plaza Shopping Center on Nesbitt farm at Nesbitt Road and Wilmington Road Route 18. The 36 acre site will host 30 to 40 units, a department store, and 2100 parking spaces with air conditioning modern lighting and stores including A & P Sun Drug Woolworth. Construction to start around May 1 after months of meetings with local officials and developers.
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Neshannock Township
George W. Nesbitt
North Gate Plaza
New Castle Area
Elmer D. Nesbitt
George W Nesbitt
Robert H. Nesbitt
Nesbitt
Wilmington Rd
Sun Drug
Woolworth
Nine Other Directors Term Expire at Greater New Castle
Thirteen directors named to GNCA board. nine terms expire. Nominating Chair B J Hanlon lists new directors Sidney L Lockley William Robinson Alfred H Owens Thomas J Foley George A Ritter Richard FE Rentz Robert Sweeney Harvey B Bush James A Rugh Dr J L Reed Patrick Cosgrove Lewis C Dayton Margaret Nelson. expired: Gerald Morris P J Laurel R A Bailey William Coban Joseph Gilmore Daniel Woolcock Merle Hart Lauri Laurel Alvin Shenken. Budget committee appointed. James Foster Jr named school board rep. Harry Walker hired as assistant to executive VP Murray S Stephens. Votes pending next week announcement.
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The
Greater
Margery Nelson
Gerald Morris
P. J. Laurel
R. A. Bailey
William Coban
Joseph Gilmore
Daniel Woolcock
Merle Hart
Lauri Laurel
Alvin Shenken
Citizens
Hire Walker
G. B. Zahniser
Downtown stores brace for second Christmas shopping period
Merchants expect an avalanche of downtown shoppers this evening as stores run a second period of extended hours for the holiday. Residents rush to finish errands before Christmas while highway crews stay ready for snow and keep key lanes open. Salt and cinders are stocked, and Pa Nene urges residents to lock windows and doors as home robberies begin.
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Pa Nene
Cloudy Windy Cold Weather With Snow Flurries
Weather report notes cloudy windy and cold conditions with snow flurries today tonight and Saturday. Local lake effect snow near Lake Erie. Highs in the 20s to mid 30s, tonight’s lows 17 to 25, Saturday highs in the 20s. River stage seven feet. Year ago highs 38 and lows 33 with .04 precipitation.
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Lake Erie
United States
New Castle Stores Extend Hours for Christmas Shopping
New Castle stores will stay open tonight until 9 PM to accommodate Christmas shoppers. Additional extended hours are planned for next Friday and Saturday nights December 16 and 17 and the nights of December 21 22 and 23, supplementing regular Monday shopping nights.
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New Castle
Labor Leaders to Debate Industry Owes To Each Other
Public lunch summit today pairs AFL-CIO president George Meany and NAM chairman Charles Sligh. Meany will argue What Industry Owes To Labor, Sligh will reply What Labor Owes To Industry. Debate follows NAM Congress winding down and AFL-CIO convention closing. Meany to preside over a post-convention executive council meeting.
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New York
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Charles Sligh
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Meany
Coun
Cold snap grips Pennsylvania with freezing overnight forecast
A cold air mass blankets Pennsylvania with snow flurries spreading from the west to central regions. The Weather Bureau expects temperatures to dip into the teens in western mountains and reach the 20s to 30s elsewhere, with snow continuing through Saturday and easing Sunday under generally fair skies.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Iule
Knowland May Announce For President In 1956 Bid
Senate GOP leader William S. Knowland believes an early Eisenhower decision on 1956 re election could aid his agenda. Friends say he rejects delaying tactics and would run if Eisenhower has not declared by January 23 Illinois primary filing deadline.
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Washington
INS
Senate
GOP
William S. Knowland
Eisenhower
Friends of the
California
Republican
Congress
Knowland
Illinois
Eisenhower to seek tax relief only with revenue, defense assured
President Eisenhower and top advisers met at Camp David to map 1956 policy. They agreed any tax cut must be offset by revenue gains and defend national needs, with a broader plan to be reviewed before GOP leaders at the White House. Discussions covered the budget foreign policy aid farm prices and domestic legislation.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
U. S
President's Mountain
Camp David
Maryland
Mountain Lodge
Russia
Chicago beer war claims Capone era king
Police fear a new Chicago beer war may have claimed Alex Greenberg, 64, financier of Canadian Ace Brewing. He was shot four times after leaving a restaurant as South Side tavern owners report resumed muscle tactics reminiscent of the 1920s. An underworld roundup and inquiry were ordered.
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Robert T. Loughran
United Press
Chicago
Alex
Louie Greenberg
Capone
Greenberg
Ace Brewing Co
al Capone
South Side
Ace
GSA United Nears Deal on New Castle Foundry Takeover
Roger W. Rowland reports Washington discussions where GSA and United Engineering & Foundry discuss a counter-proposal to continue operation of the New Castle foundry and machine shop. United offered to pay the government 500000 dollars annually for twenty years. details remain undisclosed.
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General Services Administration
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Roger W. Rowland
Greater
New Castle Assn
Development Corporation
Rowland
Washington D. C
GSA
United Engineering
New Castle
Nationalist China to block UN members plan at Security Council
At the United Nations the Chinese delegation proposed 13 resolutions urging admission of 11 western nations plus South Korea and South Vietnam, omitting any communist states and signaling a veto against the broader 18-nation package. The move follows reports that Chiang Kai-shek rejected Eisenhower's appeals on Formosa.
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Pierre J. Huss
United Nations
N. Y
China
Security Council
U.N
Outer Mongolia
Tingfu F. Tsiang
South Korea
South Vietnam
Chiang Kai- Shek
Eisenhower
Formosa
Governor Leader threatens veto over sales tax plan
Gov. George M. Leader said he would absolutely veto a sales tax and warned that exemptions to the manufacturers excise tax might raise the corporate net income tax. He noted exemptions reduce expected revenue from the 3 percent levy to 320 million while 465 million is needed, proposing a group of business taxes to offset the gap.
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Harrisburg
George M. Leader
Leader
Senate
Soviet Leaders Arrive in Srinagar for Kashmir Visit
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party head Nikita Khrushchev land in Srinagar for a two day visit. Bulganin says the trip strengthens old ties of friendship and trade between Kashmir and Russia as officials view Moscow’s stop as recognition of India's claim. They traveled from Jaipur, Rajasthan, about 500 miles away. Pakistan disputes the 1947 partition and a UN cease fire has been in effect since 1949.
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Srinagar, Kashmir
INS
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Srinagar
Kashmir
Bulganin
Russia
Jaipur
Rajasthan
India
Pakistan
U. N
Faure Mendes-France Engage in Power Battle Within French Left Alliance
Paris reports Premier Edgar Faure and ex-Premier Pierre Mendes-France clashed over control of the Rally of Left Republicans. The feud splits the Radical Socialist Party and RGR as they vie to influence the next government and midnight Saturday election alliances.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Pierre Mendes
RGR
Mendes - France
Faure
Radical Socialist Party
Mendes-France
Mendes
France
Christmas Feast in Norway Honors Animals and Birds
A poem excerpt set in cold Norway describes a Christmas Day feast with grain for birds and extra dairy feed, avoiding hunting. Houses display star lights for four weeks before Christmas, honoring the nativity and animals that witnessed Him in swaddling clothes.
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Norway
Julien C. Hyer
Americans May Be Barred From Berlin
East Berlin Communist authorities hint they will bar Americans from East Berlin citing moved to defend against alleged attacks. The crackdown follows the arrest of two American soldiers and a propaganda drive around it. The Soviets may trade the captives for a Soviet officer seeking asylum in West Germany.
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Joseph Fleming
United Press
Berlin
East Berlin
East
West Germany
G. L
Werner Lierck
New Cold Wave Reaches Deep South and Plains
A severe Arctic air mass pushed south from Canada bringing subzero readings and heavy snow. The cold extended to the Gulf Coast and Tennessee with Aberdeen South Carolina reporting 20 degrees below zero. The Dakotas Nebraska Minnesota stayed below zero while New York City faced mixed precipitation as forecasters predicted 1 to 6 inches of snow.
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Gulf of Mexico
Tennessee
Canada
Aberdeen
S. C
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
John Wallace
New York City
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Texas
Death Record W. E. Dean 83 at 11212 South Walnut Street
W. E. Dean, aged 83, is reported dead at his residence 11212 South Walnut Street on Friday December 9, 1955. The record notes the decedent's age and address.
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W. E. Dean
S. Walnut St
Slayer Leads Police To Two Old Wells Today
The 34 year old Fillmore Young of Carlyle Illinois confessed to murdering Harold Smith and Arlene Smith on November 27. He directed officers to two abandoned wells where he hid the bodies, one four miles south of Carlyle and the other northeast of town. A bloody towel found in his car linked to the victims' blood prompted the arrest and confession.
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Carlyle
Ill
INL
Lebanon
Fillmore Young
Harold Smith
Arlene
Young
Clinton County
Dan Parker
Smith
Newton
Edward Vogel
Ernest Arnold
Parker
St. Louis
Plane Crash Kills Pilot and Injures Crewman
A fighter pilot Lt. (jg) Alfred G. Walker, 23, of Akron Ohio, was killed when their plane crashed about 90 miles off the New Jersey coast during carrier maneuvers. A02C William E. Deering of Atlantic City was seriously injured aboard the Leyte.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Here
U. S. Naval Air Station
Pomona
Alfred G. Walker
Akron
Ohio
William E. Deering
Deering
Leyte
Todays News Page Radio TV Society Sports
Inside Todays News Page Radio TV Society we. Sports .asccess, Stocks M" NEWS PHONES WANT ADS-8-8511 NEWS-OL 4-6651.
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Memeter Reflects on Cards and Early Mailing
Arthur Memeter notes that yearly cards bring hope and cheer for holidays and the new year. He recalls enjoying colorful greetings and urges readers to make lists and mail early as the weather remains 38 degrees.
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