Early Action Seen Possible In UEF Matter
A New Castle Citizens Committee told Dr. Arthur Flemming that a federal plant in New Castle, Pennsylvania, might be sold or leased soon to reduce local unemployment. Flemming, directed by President Eisenhower, pledged to pursue the effort after a 38 thousand signature petition and talks that included Mayor De Carbo and R W Rowland. Prospective buyers and tenants were reported, with Rowland noting personal attention from the administration.
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Washington
New Castle
Citizens Committee
Pennsylvania
Arthur S Flemming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Engineering and Foundry Co
Rowland
Edward A. DeCarbo
United Press
Washington, D. C
Arthur Flemming
ODM
Samuel W. Townsend
West, Inc
Morris Becker
South Side Business Men’s Association
Dr. Flemming
Roger W. Rowland
Richard C. Davis
Pres
International Assn
Edward Haimes
Chmn
Greater New Castle Assn
Joseph W. Gilmore
Lawrence County Board of Commissioners
Paul C. Dingledy
Richard E. Rentz
the News Co
Manning Weller
Seventh Ward Civic Assn
R. J. Elliott
New Castle Manufacturers’ Assn
A. C. Hoyt
First National and
Union Trust Banks
Winter driving hazards on icy roads prompt sledding warnings
The district reports a difficult winter day with mirror like streets as cars slide despite chains. Sledding is planned on designated streets if temperatures stay cool, and residents are urged not to park on those streets.
Air Force May Re Negotiates On Old Mine
A Washington conference signals possible reopening of talks between the U S Air Force and Medusa Portland Cement Co over the old limestone mine near Wampum. The Air Force favors buying for storage but won’t lease. negotiations may resume with Medusa. Members of local business groups attended with Congressman Clark noted.
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United States Air Force
Medusa Portland Cement Company
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
Beaver County
Roger Lewis
Air
Medusa
Wampum
Paul G. Dingledy
Greater
Ellwood City Chamber of Commerce
Robert Peterson
Beaver Falls Chamber of Commerce
Murray S. Stephens
Greater New Castle Association
R. J. Herge
Ellwood City Industrial Corporation
Charles S. Bowden
Pennsylvania Power Company
Lewis
Air Force
Ellery Sedgwick, Jr
Daily Weather Forecast With Snow Flurries
Mostly cloudy and cold with snow flurries today and a high near 30. Tonight and Saturday bring more light snow with a low around 18. Slightly warmer Saturday though still cold. 24 hour high 36 and low 23 with 0.05 inches of precipitation and half inch of snow. River stage 7.9 feet. A year ago the date had a high of 21 and a low of 11 with trace snow.
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United States
Adenauer and Mendes-France begin exploratory talks in Baden-Baden
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and French Premier Pierre Mendes-France open talks at the Baden-Baden Hahnhof on four issues influencing future Franco German ties. They discuss Europeanization of the Saar, a European arms pool, Big Four talks with the Soviet Union on Germany, and Franco-German North Africa cooperation. Mendes-France arrived by train from Rome for the session.
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Baden-Baden
Germany
INS
Konrad Andenauer
Pierre Mendes-France
Hahnhof
Former Erie Mayor Granted Delay In Going To Workhouse
Former Erie mayor Thomas W. Flatley, 67, sentenced to 18 months to three years for conspiracy and bribery in a gambling ring case, is granted delays to undergo a full physical exam by his physician and the county prison doctor. No transfer date to Allegheny County Workhouse was set.
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Erie, Pa
Thomas W. Filatley
Allegheny County
Elmer Evans
Joseph Walsh
Erie County
John Petri
Flatley
Pittsburgh
Evans
Prison inmate pay raise bill in Connecticut proposed
Connecticut state Rep Ruth Suzanne introduced a bill to raise inmate pay from 15 to 25 cents a day. The proposal follows a prisoner letter noting inflation makes it hard to buy soap cigarettes and necessities.
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Hartford, Conn
Connecticut
Ruth F. Suarez
Costa Rican Revolt Nears Decisive Battle at Liberia
The Costa Rican government moves troops and equipment north to meet three rebel columns in what loyal officers call the potential decisive clash of a four day revolt. Liberia, a key highway center 160 miles west northwest of San Jose, has been bombed and strafed by a rebel plane. Inter-American investigators will begin observation flights over the trouble zone with U S and Ecuador offering planes.
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Robert Prescott
United Press
San Jose
Costa Rica
Liberia
Here
Inter - American
United States
Ecuador
U.S. Caribbean
Panama Canal Zone
State Farm Show Ends With Baby Beef Sale
The 1955 Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg ends today with the baby beef sale. Officials report 600,000 visitors in the first four days and a Thursday crowd of about 145,000, noting a snowfall and slick roads cooled attendance from the prior day but total four day attendance remains near the all time high.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Heroic Woman Dies Of Burns In Edenburg Home
Mrs. Jeanne M. Morris aged 32 wife of David Morris of Edenburg RD1 died at Jameson Memorial hospital at 7:50 Thursday evening from burns after a coal furnace gas explosion in the cellar. She saved her two six year old twin daughters by breaking a first floor window and leading them to safety. Funeral services 2:30 Sunday at Joseph B. Leyde Mortuary with Rev. Laurell Spraull officiating. interment Kings Chapel cemetery. She is survived by her husband, daughters, parents Mr and Mrs Caleb Green, three sisters and grandmother Mrs Pearl Holyfield.
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Jeanne M. Morris
David Morris
Edenburg
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Almot
King’s Chapel
David
Diana Lynn
Donna Lee
Caleb Green
Janette Green
Mary Catherine Taylor
Alberta Joanne Wallace
Pearl Holyfield
Joseph B. Leyde
Highland Avenue
Laurell Spraull
Kings Chapel
Leyde Mortuary
Patardey
Indochina Situation Seen Improving Says Dulles
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Indochina is now somewhat more favorable and urged continued U S aid and diplomacy. He signaled cautious optimism about South Viet Nam and pressed quick approval of the Southeast Asia mutual defense treaty to show free nations can cooperate.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Indochina
South Viet Nam
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Dulles and Aides Fly To Midwest On Retaliation Issue
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and aides traveled to Omaha for secret briefings on the Strategic Air Command's capacity for massive retaliation. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. also flew to Omaha, stressing the briefing's importance as the State Department denied links to the Peiping meeting outcomes.
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Washington
INS
John Foster Dulles
Omaha
Strategic Air Command
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
United Nations
State Department
Peiping
Dag Hammarskjold
Red
China
Five-Nation Probers To Start Costa Rica Task
The five nation Organization of American States evaluating committee begins questioning prisoners taken by the Costa Rican government during the four day invasion. The group ended its first day deliberations late Thursday and sent a cable report to Washington. Government sources report renewed air and ground attacks after a lull.
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Julian Weston San Jose
Costa Rica
INS
The
Organization of American States
OAS
Washington
Jose A. Mora
Onice
Liberia
Tachen Islands Fight Foiled Red China Air Attack
Nationalist Chinese reports describe a dawn attack on the Tachen islands by Communist ships disrupted by Nationalist bombers. Intercepted junk fleets, gunboat damage, and prisoner captures accompanied a fourth day of strikes on Red positions on Tienao Island as Chiang Kai-shek forces defend the Formosa perimeter.
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Stanway Cheng Taipe
UNS
Tachen Islands
Tachens
Formosa
Taipei
Tachen
Tienao
Chiang Kai-Shek
Rules Out Any Deal On Issue Hinged On Freeing Americans
The United States rejects a swap with Red China trading diplomatic recognition or a UN seat for freed Americans. It hints at a possible students-for-Americans exchange, with 35 Chinese students returning home if that secures the 11 U.S. fliers. The U.N. issue remains a sticking point as Dag Hammarskjold works to free personnel.
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United States
Red China
United Nations
State Department
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Peiping
Korea
Bill Dineen Dies in Syracuse At 78
William Bill Dinneen, 78, renowned baseball umpire and player, died in Syracuse New York after a brief hospital stay. Memorial Hospital treated him for two days but the exact cause of death was not determined.
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Syracuse
N. Y
William
Bill’” Dinneen
Dinneen
Memorial Hospital
Opposition to Modified UMI Faces Senate and House Hurdles
Congressional leaders foresee heavy resistance to President Eisenhower's modified Universal Military Training plan aimed at expanding reserves. The proposal would train 100000 youths annually for six months and require 9.5 years in the reserves, while a four year draft extension and pay raises are expected to pass.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Mrs Jas A Farley Dies in New York
Mrs James A Farley wife of former postmaster general died at their Waldorf Astoria home in New York. The notice provides a concise obituary of a prominent political figure's spouse and her passing in the city.
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Jas. A. Farley
New York
James A. Farley
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Death Record Friday January 14 1955
Obituaries list Wallace McKissick Jeanne Morris George Woodruff and William Hulme with ages and addresses in this community death notices published Friday January 14 1955. The brief item notes residents from 505 West Washington R D 1 Edenburg 410 Wood Street and R D Sharon among those recorded.
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Wallace Edwin McKissick
West
Washington Street
Jeanne M. Morris
R. D
Edenburg
George W. Woodruff
Wood Street
William Charles Hulme
R. D. Sharon
No Deals Suggested in Talks With Chou En Lai
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said in New York that no deals of any kind were suggested by either side in discussions with Red Chinese Premier Chou En Lai in Peiping regarding the release of 11 American prisoners condemned as spies.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Chou En-Lai
Peiping
Hammarskjold Briefs Newsmen On Mission To Free Fliers
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold called newsmen to a press conference in New York to unveil details of his mission to Red China aimed at freeing 11 American fliers jailed there as spies. He gave a full report on four secret talks with Premier Chou Enlai.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Red China
Hammarskjold
Chou En
Eisenhower Receives Report on Dag Hammarskjold Mission
The White House says President Eisenhower has a report on Dag Hammarskjold's mission to Peiping but there is nothing to announce at this time. Secretary Dulles delivered the report to the president after receiving it by telephone from Ambassador Lodge, U N representative.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dag Hammarskjold
Peiping
White House
John Foster Dulles
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
United Nations
Lodge heads to Washington with Hammar SKjold findings
Lai met U N Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. at the secretary general's Park Avenue apartment. Thursday night Lodge left in optimism and traveled to Washington to present Hammar skjold's findings before the secretary.
Dinner Delays Across Allegheny County Streets
Dinner delayed as thawing snow froze into ice at sundown. Drivers in New Castle and Lawrence County faced long waits while wives awaited return of their spouses and family cars. City and state crews used salt and cinders to clear traffic and restore movement.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Inside Todays News Page Classified Comics Cross Word
Fragmentary notice listing sections such as Editorial Ellwood News Obituary Radio TV Society Sports Stocks Theatres without readable event details. No clear facts or names available to summarize into a single item.
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Ellwood News
January Weather Trickster Keeps Coy Ballad in Check
A playful verse warns readers about the fickle January climate. It describes January as a rough, deceptive talent who may bring warm days followed by stiff winds and cold snaps. The piece cautions not to trust fleeting warmth and to expect regular weather shifts.
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January
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