Urges lifting ban on UN bloc coverage of oath
President Eisenhower's swearing in for a second term was to be private but Gov John Moss urged that news coverage be allowed. Moss said it was not in the public interest to hold a private ceremony as media had requested. The plan called for a public oath at the House and a repeat ceremony at the Capitol with the inaugural address to follow.
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Washington
INS
John E. Moss
Calif
House Information Subcommittee
Eisenhower
California
James C. Hagerty
House
Capitol
Zach
Afro-Asian bloc to push sanctions on Israel at UN
At the United Nations General Assembly the Afro-Asian bloc plans a meeting to press a draft resolution seeking sanctions on Israel. Britain speaks today as the U S outlines a five point disarmament plan. Golda Meir travels to New York amid withdrawal news from Sinai and Gulf of Aqaba approaches.
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United Nations
N.Y
Israel
General Assembly
Britain
United States
Russia
Moscow
Middle East
Golda Meir
Shannon
Ireland
Curbside Driving Hampered by Ice and Snow
Drivers face slow starts as ice and light snow cling to curbs. Heavy rock salt is spread on sidewalks to clear ice, while elderly residents stay home to avoid falls. Snow marked the year’s fourth consecutive day of accumulation, signaling ongoing wintry conditions.
Daily Weather Report Shows Cloudy Skies And Snow
Increasing cloudiness not as cold with light snow tonight in western areas. Highs 15 to 22 and a low 8 to 14. Wednesday remains cloudy and slightly colder with snow flurries. US weather stats for the 24 hours to 7 am show high 16 and low 7 below zero with trace snow. River stage 5.9 feet. Year-ago figures: high 36 and low 12 with no precip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
One State Area Reports 16 Below
A cold Arctic air surge drives temperatures to new lows across Pennsylvania. Snow is expected statewide today tonight and Wednesday with lows reported at 26 below in Centre County and subzero readings in Pittsburgh Erie Allentown Williamsport and five below in Philadelphia. Elmira New York records a 23 below zero minimum.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philips Centre County
Terbinglem
Pittsburgh
Erie
Allentown
Williamsport
Philadelphia
Elmira
New York
Tarentum Plant Burns. Valley News Suffers Major Damage
The Tarentum Valley News publishing plant suffered about 200000 dollars in damage after a gas ignited fire damaged the second floor lead casting and stereotyping area. Five volunteer fire companies battled the blaze for over three hours in near freezing temperatures. Publisher Eugene A. Simon said publication would continue with a six page edition, even if mimeographed.
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Tarentum
Tarentum Valley News
Eugene A. Simon
The
Valley News
Allegheny County
Esler W. Hays
Cold Wave Continues Across Nation With Subzero Temps
Arctic air grips the East driving temps 50 degrees below zero in parts of upper New York state. Weather officials foresee no relief as another invasion of Arctic air moves into the northern plains.
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United Press
Rockies
New York State
Plains
Colume
Farm Shows Under Way At Harrisburg
Harrisburg farm show officials report a strong opening day with about 85,000 visitors as the 41st annual exposition advances toward peak livestock judging. Forecasters warn cold weather and a light snowfall may boost attendance further by nightfall.
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Harrisburg
Insi
New Tactics Reported From Kadar Hungary Regime
Vienna reports that the Kadar regime pressures Hungarian workers to join a new Communist Party by threats of unemployment. At Csepel Island steel mills, officials promise job protection under a mass-dismissal decree as organizers push for recruits amid a crackdown on dissent.
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Charles W. Ridley
United Press
Vienna
Janos Kadar
Budapest
George Chapelle
Milwaukee
Wis
Richard Roraback
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
U.S
Hungarian Socialist Worker Party
Communist Party
Hungarian Workers Party
Csepel Island
Danube River
Hungary
New Wilmington Council Approves 1 Percent Wage Tax Levy
Seven members of the New Wilmington Borough Council voted by roll call to levy a one percent wage tax on residents and workers retroactive to January 1. Protests from James Mc Laughery of Quality Tool Corp and H H Ferrer of Penn Machine and Tank Co accompanied the lengthy session. The meeting ran from 9 p.m. to shortly before 1 a.m. A petition signed by 31 residents was also presented.
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New Wilmington
James McLaughery
Quality Tool Corp
H. H. Ferrer
Penn Machine and Tank Co
Russell C. Sewall
Man Kills Self After Wounding Wife in Bridgeville
Clarence Darling 57 an attendant at Mayview State Hospital killed himself after seriously wounding his wife in their Bridgeville home near Pittsburgh. Mrs Darling affiliated with Mayview is hospitalized at St Clair Memorial with bullet wounds to head chest and an arm. Police say the shooting followed a strange telephone call as the couple faced possible divorce. two daughters from an earlier marriage were upstairs.
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Pittsburgh
Ins
Clarence Darling
Mayview State Hospital
Bridgeville
Jane
Constance Bourtin
Boy On Sled Is Struck By Auto
An 11 year old boy, Robert Kissner, of Chambersburg RD 6, was critically injured when his sled was struck by an automobile on old Route 11 six miles south of Chambersburg. The driver, Frank L. Walek, 22, Merion, swerved to avoid the sled but the car hit him after leaving the road.
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Chambersburg
Robert Kissner
Here
Frank L. Walek
Merion
Walek
Robert
Walmo Lions To Meet Wednesday Night
Walmo Lions Club will gather Wednesday at 6 30 at Criswell's. Linden Bruce chairs the program and has secured Sidney L Lockley as speaker.
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Walmo Lions Club
Criswell’s
Linden Bruce
Sidney L. Lockley
Malenkov May Return as Premier of Russia
London based reports claim Georgi Malenkov could reclaim top posts in the Soviet leadership replacing Khrushchev as head of the Communist Party or Bulganin as premier. Moscow observers foresee a possible return to power when the supreme Soviet meets on February 5. The move would mark nearly two years since his resignation as premier following policy stances.
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London
INS
Georgi Malenkov
West
Warsaw
Malenkov
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Westen
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Joseph Stalin
Fearful blaze kills mother and three children in Saline
A fire tore through George's bar and adjacent buildings in Saline, Michigan, killing Mrs Barbara Gibson and her children Dianne aged 3, David aged 1, and Gary aged 5 months. Fire crews from Saline, Ann Arbor, Milan, Clinton, and Pittsfield Township battled the blaze for over two hours, with the apartment above the bar destroyed.
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Saline
Mich
Barbara Gibson
Dianne
David
Gary
Ann Arbor
Milan
Clinton
Pittsfield
Death notices for Herman Ward Robert Gorst Jr and Charles Roeder
Death records list Herman Joseph Ward aged 49 of 522 Cedar Street Robert Harris Gorst Jr aged 56 of Baltimore Maryland and Charles J Roeder aged 61 of 1627 Pulaski Road.
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Herman Joseph Ward
Cedar St
Robert Harris Gorst Jr
Baltimore
Charles J. Roeder
Pulaski Rd
Lost and Found Recovers Valuable Watch and Items
Classified ad notes a found wristwatch, a Lady Elgin, with initials and 1953 date, returned after notice ran. Item located between Bell Telephone and Murphys, owner Mrs. Bessie Miller lists contact OL 4-7423. Finder Mildred Howard returned watch. phone call encourages placing found ads.
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Lady Elgin
Bell Telephone
Murphys
Bessie Miller
Ridge Ave
Mildred Howard
Hazelcroft
New British Cabinet Meets For First Time
London report says Harold Macmillan’s new Conservative cabinet met for the first time at 10 Downing Street. No topics were announced as customary. The Queen confirmed the cabinet at a Privy Council meeting, then returned to Sandringham House after resuming her winter vacation.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Downing St
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Privy Council
Sandringham House
Norfolk
Bankhead Undergoes Surgery in Philadelphia Hospital
Actress Tallulah Bankhead, currently starring in Eugenia at the Forrest Theatre, was operated on early today at Doctor's Hospital in Philadelphia. She was admitted shortly before midnight and the hospital declined to reveal the illness.
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Philadelphia
INS
Tallulah Bankhead
Doctor's Hospital
Miss Bankhead
Forrest Theater
Eugenia
President Eisenhower ends drought tour with aid plans
President Eisenhower winds down his Great Plains drought inspection tour in Kansas and Colorado. He prepares stepped up federal aid proposals after visits to Pueblo and Garden City and will speak at a Wichita drought conference chaired by Secretary Ezra Benson.
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Eisenhower
INS
Aides
United Press
Great Plains
Wichita
Kan
Ezra T. Benson
Pueblo
Colo
Garden City
Kaw
Snow Storm Predicted For Western Pennsylvania
The weather bureau warned of a snow storm spreading across Pennsylvania this afternoon and tonight after a spell of Arctic air and frigid conditions. Increasing clouds are expected as a low pressure trough moves in from the west.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Democrats Question Dulles Red Threat Claim
Democratic senators challenged Secretary of State John Foster Dulles on his warning that the Middle East red threat is the most serious in 10 years. They demanded more convincing proof as Dulles resumes testimony on Eisenhower Middle East resolution with closed sessions expected for details.
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Washington
INS
John Foster Dulles
Middle East
U. S
Dulles
Senate
Eisenhower
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Armed Services Committee
Foreign Relations Group
Wayne Morse
Ore
John Sparkman
Ala
Lyndon Johnson
Mideast
Formosa
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Classified Page Teems With Comics and Obituary Notice
A compact newspaper page lists radio TV classifieds, cross word puzzles, society notes, and an obituary. Readers find entries under books and notices on page 2 with obituary details and contact lines.
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Eeald Ellwood
Nccex
Millionaire in spirit only on a cold day
A speaker praises Arthur Mometer for living happily with modest means, claiming he is a millionaire in daily life even without cash. The verse notes he has meals clothes shelter fun and a little money, concluding a true millionaire needs little more, as the weather turns cold at fourteen degrees.
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Prospect Point
U.N. Bloc
B. Raymond Wilcove
Poe
Daily Weather Report
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Eng
R. A. Butler
Commons
Selwyn Lloyd
Peter Thorneycroft
Duncan Sandys
N. Wilmington
Walmo Lions
Washington, D. C
Senate Foreign Relations and
Armed Services Committees
Richard B. Russell
D.ga.l
Armed Services
Theo Green
D.r.i.-R
Foreign Relations
By Galord
P. Godwin
Penna
Democrats
By William Theis
Pasa Ss
Arthur Mometer
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