Khrushchev Seeks Peaceful Suez Settlement
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev urged a peaceful settlement of the Suez Canal dispute. He told Moscow radio that only negotiations can resolve the crisis and that common sense would guide Britain and France to a just solution, opposing unilateral actions.
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Paaty
Nikita Khrushchev
Agence France
Mresse
Khrushchev
Cmmion
Brilali
Vrance
Beaver Firms Sued In Patent Wiring Case
Williams Engineering Co of Edgewater Maryland sues two Beaver Falls firms Babcock and Wilkes Inc and Republic Steel Co for patent wiring technology tied to jointly owned plant in Beaver Falls. Fraud claims arise from a long disputed transfer dating back nine years.
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Williams Eogineering Co
Edgewater, Mil
Ace Babcock and
Wileas, Inc
Beaver Falls
Republic
Coty
Daoages
Heaver Vales
Suez Canal Access Debated Amid UneaSe Tensions
British Prime Minister Eden denounced unfettered canal control by any power as he outlined steps to Suez crisis. Reports claim ships including HS Ocean faced alerts to move east, with ministers briefed on secret actions. Egypt warns against forcing workers, while tensions rise over tolls funding Aswan Dam and foreign involvement.
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Mediterranean
HS Ocean
Thas
Sroops
Pele
Eden
Lome
Kayrt
Hon
Canal
Su Fury Wen
U.S
Suez
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Commons
Britain
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Aswan
Egypt
Suez Canal
Shel
Sblisant
Red Cross Nurse Outlines Disaster Nursing Program
Catherine Shay of Western Westsilvania spoke to New Castle nurses about disaster nursing and a new Red Cross program. The course targets chapter personnel for planning and administering duties during disasters and will be offered in New Kensington and Brookville with ongoing refresher talks for home care providers.
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Wed Cross
Westsilvania
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Mass Shay
Red Cross
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Miss Shay
Pennsylvania
New Kensingtoy
Brookville
Lawrence County
New Kensington
Margaret
Sutton
Fillwood City General Hospital
James E Bates Heart Victim in Buffalo Death
James E Bates, longtime city resident and former Lawrence Savings and Trust Co employee, died of a heart attack in Buffalo while visiting. His widow Virginia Bates survives, along with two sons and his mother Mrs. Waller Kinder. Funeral services held Monday in Jamestown.
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Taumsurg
N.Y
James E. Bates
Mates Stivk
Pris Velay
Buffalo
Aue Bur
Niles
New Castle Shoul
Contine
Lawrence Savings and ‘Trust Co
Jett Tie
Bates
Marecau
Die Methodist Burely F
Recreation Board Faces Replacements After Resignations
The city recreation board faces replacements as Councilman Paul J. Cuba resigns and two members must be replaced. C Edson Rimmel has left his post. a school board member J B is expected to fill one vacancy and new officers will be elected soon.
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City Recreation Board
Tibet Lonieht
Mintelpa
Sheter
Paul J. Cuba
C. Edson Rimmel
Sharon
J, B
Citizens Bank Plans New Outlet at Call's Plaza
Citizens Bank announces a new unit at Call's Plaza de Citlaeus Nation Link. The opening includes a non cutting ceremony at 1:90 am and an open house tonight at 9. Hours run Monday through Thursday 9:50 am to 5 pm. Services listed include vault, deposit boxes, checking and savings accounts, travelers checks, and personal money orders.
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C. Tohosma Bank
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Christies
Howard Purdy
Dorothy D. Neklus
Marjory LW
Norris
Hiehard Janimind
Tors
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Tao Pany Rida
Femain
St Paul Building Program Advances Despite Quicksand Incident
Wartath, pastor of St Pant Lutheran Church, announced work on a new east wing proceeds after quicksand halted excavations. Officials expect a later completion than originally planned as contractors, steel deliveries, and weather disruptions affect the foundation and schedule.
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Pym
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Orginal
Delivery of idestroyers to Egypt held up
The British navy halted loading destroyers for Egypt at Portmouth Monday night amid denials. Leaders in Washington and London consider Big Three measures to counter Nasser's moves at the Suez Canal. A high Curtain source said Russia would back an international supervision plan if Egypt’s sovereignty remains intact. Details of a workable solution were unclear.
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jEden
Washington
Coutdier Nagser
London
Suez
Russia
Jie
Egypt
Cairo
Suez Canal Company
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Waleriay
International Radiopiiote
Incomes Over 1 Million Reported by IRS 1959
Preliminary IRS tabulations indicate 142 individuals reported incomes of a million dollars or more in 1953 1959 figures show a drop from a peak of 219 in 1930 The United States remains reluctant to endorse the use of force against Egypt while canal traffic proceeds and Prime Minister Menzies voices caution in Australia
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Internal Revenue Service
France
Britain
United States
Nasser
Hubert G. Menzies
Eisenhower
Dl Son
Lada
Gulged
Egypt
Eight Arrested For Loitering
Eight city youths were arrested late Sunday near Brice's Daley and Boyles avenues after repeated warnings about noise. Police said the group, including Noel and three others, must report to headquarters in the morning for processing.
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Tive City
Sit
Noel
Hutt Toy
Murphy Co Share Earnings Rise 16 Percent
Murphy Co reported a 16 percent rise in earnings per share for the current period, with a profit of 3,007,014 dollars. Chairman IW. C. Shaw announced improved sales and a total of 22 stores in operation, comparing favorably to the prior year.
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G. C. Murphy Co
IW. C. Shaw
Ardmore Fire Destroys Vacant Autocar Building
A four story brick Ardmore structure formerly occupied by Autocar Co on Lancaster Pike burned today just before 10 am. Firefighters from Ardmore and neighboring communities battled the blaze with oxygen masks as oil smoke hampered operations in the demolished, vacant site.
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Mhdaone
Paris
Autocar Co
Lancester Pike
Ardmore
Bry Mair
Narberth
Merion
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Bar Robbed of 1765 Today
A poorly dressed man tied up manager James McShea and staff at McShea's Tavern in Philadelphia Mississippi and escaped with about 1765 dollars after forcing the safe, binding the bartender Charles Dalton and striking cook Prince Martin. The suspect fled after the robbery.
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Philadelphia
McShea
James McShea
Charles T. Dalton
Shriners Plan Warren Parade and Band Concert
Local Shriners announce attendance at the Warren parade and band concert to be held at the all grounds in Warren. Lawrence Caravan leader Tot erl Cole of Lawrence says the event highlights the county’s notable communities amid a regional celebration. San Bernardino, California, is cited as the largest U.S. county at 20,160 square miles.
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All Grounds al| Warren
Toterl Cole
Lawrence Caravan
San Bernardino
California
Personal notices and births dominate local pages
The item lists numerous birth notices and family updates across towns, naming parents and newborns such as Brian David, and includes several obituaries and travel notices. It also mentions residents visiting relatives, illnesses, and a note on water usage rising in the United States.
Cuba Mayor Named Replacement Candidate
Council considers four on replacement for Paul Cuba. Mayor DeCarho expressed doubt and noted several names have been mentioned. Cuba accepted a teaching and football coaching job at Cumberland, Maryland, for fall and plans to stay in town if possible.
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Cuba
Cumberland
Cula
Steel production and nurses aim for officer election
Production figures show steel output near 17.5 percent of capacity as unions plan a strike end, while the Keystone State Practical Nurses Assn schedules a meeting at the YWCA to elect officers. Officials include Stella Patten Butter, Mario G. Wilnuil, and Helen Stover. The event covers licensure, education, and union ties with the National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses Inc. Data references 13 to 170 percent production rates and a 128 capacity benchmark. The gathering will be at 8:30 pm, with membership changes and eligibility rules noted.
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American Wan & Steel
YWCA
Stella Patten
Keystone State
Saul
Mes
Mario G. Wilnuil
Fred
Nice
Stelen Stover
Steel and
Wale Organication
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Keystone_ State Practical Nurses Assn
National Federation of — Licensed — Practiout, Nurses Inc
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Reckless Driving Charge To Be Made
A reporter notes reckless driving charges expected to be filed today against Frank W. Untermeyer before Alderman William D. Richards in Harrisburg. The article mentions 4-Hers from Harlansburg and planned activities at Laurel Ground, Laurel Blvd, and a county picnic with 4-H members including Diane McMichael and Loraine McMichael.
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Frank W Unteblson
Ros Miterol
Willian D. lRichards
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Harlansburg
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Laurel Blvd
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Harrisburg 44Ers
Alig
South Hakota
Anaie Hancorte
Dane Gibson
Diane McMichael
Vonny McMichael
Loraine McMichael
County Tax Discount Deadline Tomorrow
County Treasurer Ray Hailey announces tomorrow is the deadline for a five percent tax discount on personal property local occupational taxes. After tomorrow, taxes are due by September 1 with a five percent penalty on unpaid amounts. The county has collected $684,261.08 in taxes so far.
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Ray Hailey
Neniter
Batley
J T
Center UP Church Cancels Services
Rev. A. D. Anderson pastor of Center United Presbyterian Church Shenunga reports no services will be held Sunday due to a church event. Members are asked to attend and support the New Wilmington Missionary Conference underway at that time. services to resume August 12.
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Center United Presbyterian Church
Shenunga
Typ Hagan
Wilmingtan
Serviers
Ne Eliurete
Britain orders naval moves around Suez Canal
Britain prepared emergency naval duties in the Mediterranean. The Admiralty recalled the Ocean to depart from Devonport and four troop ships were en route to reinforce Suez, with Eden cancelling plans and conferring with Imperial staff as Britain readied forces around the Cape of Good Hope.
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U. S. Stalf
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Britain
Suez Canal
Elvet
Mediterranean
Red Lea
Egypt
Admiralty
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Eepland
War Offic
Bstrass
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Anthony Eden
Re, Clef
Imperial General Statt
Nation Faces Worst Year in Traffic Deaths Yet
The National Safety Council announced 1950 stands as the halfway point toward the nation's deadliest year of road deaths. President Ned Dearburn warned fatalities could surpass the 89,969 toll set in a prior record, with early 1958 showing about 10 percent higher deaths than the same period in 1940.
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Nationalafety
Ned HL. Dearburn
Council Presient
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Milesk
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