Postal Clerks Air Grievances At State Union Banquet
At the Federation of Postal Clerks convention banquet in the Eagles Club about 250 attendees hear grievances on wages union recognition retirement plans qualified supervisors and limiting production speed up methods. National VP William J. McGrath says morale of postal employees is shattered.
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State Federation of Postal Clerks
Eagles Club
William J. McGrath
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Beauty work and berry ripening across city and county
Early today a mechanical street sweeper cleansed east side streets but could not reach the curb due to parked cars. Cherries are ripening with both farmers and birds active. frost spared some county patches, though overall crop prospects are low. Churches will be busy over the next two weeks.
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Pa Newe
Daily Weather Report Sunny and warm today high 80 to 86
United States weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 7 am today show a maximum temperature of 85 and a minimum of 50 with no precipitation. River stage is 6.4 feet. Sunday morning figures recorded a maximum of 81 and a minimum of 48.
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United States
Informer suspected in Brink’s gang Hickey slaying
Boston police questioned a waterfront hoodlum about the shooting death of William F. Cameron 49 found in a black Cadillac at the Navy Fargo Building lot. Cameron was killed by two bullets to the temple, believed to protect information about the Brink’s robbery of January 17 1950 and his suspected role in providing a Dorchester apartment used by gang members Faherty and Richardson.
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Boston
William F. Cameron
Navy
Fargo
Cameron
Brink's
Dorchester
James L. Faherty
Thomas F. Richardson
Thousands In Wild Greeting Of Tito In Russia
In Moscow and Stalingrad a massive crowd estimated over 200000 mobbed Marshal Tito and Nikita Khrushchev as they arrived by train. Security guards struggled to clear a path as voices rose and dress was torn in the frenzied greeting during a weeklong Soviet trip.
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Moscow
INS
Marshal Tito
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalingrad
Tito
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Steel wage talks enter pivotal stage as deadline nears
USW representing 650000 workers faces June 30 contract expiry with 172 mills. Management to present counter proposals by mid week aiming to scale down the 60 cent an hour demand, setting stage for high stakes bargaining and possible nationwide impact.
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Robert G. Shortal
United Press
New York
United Steelworkers of America
USW
Edgar Guest Improving at New Grace Hospital
Poet Edgar A Guest of the Detroit Free Press is listed in greatly improved condition at New Grace Hospital. He was admitted May 28 with a recurrent heart ailment, worsened by age and prior attacks.
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Edgar Guest
Detroit
Edgar A Guest
Detroit Free Press
New Grace Hospital
Guest
Princess Margaret Heads to Stockholm Amid Rumor
London reports Princess Margaret flew to join the royal family in Stockholm. Speculation swirls about a possible romance with 44 year old Prince Bertil of Sweden.
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London
Margaret
Stockholm
Prince Bertil
Sweden
Adenauer Warns On New Kremlin Plans At Yale
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer warned at Yale University that the Kremlin’s peaceful coexistence program and disavowal of Stalinism are only new forms to pursue world communion. He said Soviet leaders remain unwilling to remove core tensions in global relations after receiving an honorary doctor of laws degree.
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United Press
New York
N. Y
Konrad Adenauer
Heinz Krekler
United States
Adenauer
Germany
Idlewild
Eisenhower
Dulles
L-R
Krekler
Lisbeth Werhahn
James J. O’brien
New York City
Konrad Adenauer Jr
New Haven. Conn
Insi
Konrad Adeneauer
Kremlin
Yale University
Eleven Killed In Week End State Accidents
The Pennsylvania weekend saw eleven deaths across highway crashes, drownings, a plane crash, and a train incident. Seven died in traffic, two in drownings, one in an air crash, and one from a train crushing.
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Pennsylvania
Eisenhower Regains Strength After Intestinal Surgery
President Eisenhower slept well and walked 15 feet with help as he recovers from a Saturday intestinal operation at Walter Reed. White House press secretary Hagerty said the post op condition is excellent and that he may resume limited duties in about two weeks if no complications arise.
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Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
U.S
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Harriman Moves Forward as Democratic Candidate
Gov. Averell Harriman accelerates his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination less than a week after Stevenson Kefauver primaries. He declares himself an active candidate and plans a Denver meeting with supporters from 11 Western and Midwestern states.
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United Press
Washington
Averell Harriman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Harriman
New York
Roosevelt
Truman
Denver
House Foreign Aid Action Today
The House must formally approve a 3.55 billion foreign aid bill before sending it to the Senate where fights over military assistance will resume. Opponents expect to try to kill the measure though unlikely to win. The bill funds 1,925 million for military aid and 1,147.7 million for economic aid plus about 500 million for undeveloped areas.
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Washington
INS
House
Senate
Lawrence Smith
Wis
Alvin Bentley
Mich
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
U.S
Queen Elizabeth Sends Ike Personal Recovery Greeting
Queen Elizabeth II sent a personal message to President Eisenhower wishing him a speedy recovery. The message was delivered to the White House over the weekend by Sir Roger Makins, the British ambassador.
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Washington
Elizabeth II
Britain
Eisenhower
White House
Roger Makins
Stampede Kills Patrons in Mexico Theater
Twelve people were trampled to death in a Mexico City cinema when a balcony shout of a collapsing building triggered a panic and an exit stampede. Authorities investigated the false alarm and the victims’ identities.
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Carrenevada
Mexico
One In Every Four 1956 Could See New Mark For Divorces In County
In Lawrence County divorces rise as trials reveal common marital strains. A courtroom scene shows couples seeking separation over drink, affairs, gambling, and in-laws. Through the first five months the country averages one divorce per four and a half marriages.
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Lawrence County
First Big Heat Wave Grips U S Across Nation
The first major heat wave of the season sweeps from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Seaboard with no relief in sight. Forecasters warn the heat will spread into New England and push temps to around 100 degrees across the Midwest and upper plains, challenging cooler pockets.
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United Press
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Canadian
Bismarck
N.D
Huron
S.D
Pierre
S. D
Minnesota
Redwood Falls
Westminster Summer School Opens With 200 Enrolled
About 200 students enroll in a six week program at Westminster as teachers pursue graduate studies. The offerings include education courses a theater workshop and science teaching for elementary grades. Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit opens June 29 at the Little Theater as part of the theater workshop directed by Prof. Donald L. Barb.
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Westminster
Vic Wanty
Wanty
Noel Coward
The
Little Theater
Donald L. Barb
Slippery Rock Names New College President
Slippery Rock State Teachers College trustees select Prof. Norman Weisenfluh to succeed Dr. Dale Houk as president. Houk will leave July 1 to join WQED in Pittsburgh. Emma Guffey Miller of Slippery Rock is named president of the board.
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Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Norman Weisenfluh
Dale Houk
Death notices list six residents in Youngstown and Pittsburgh
Death records show Henry Lenhardt 42 of Youngstown Ohio John E Lenhardt 42 and John E Bakey 38 in Pittsburgh Pa Anna Mary Leonhardt Pittsburgh Edwin R Fry 71 of 109 West Grant Street John Vitale 79 of 12 Rear East Division Street Charles H Young 76 of 314 East Wallace Avenue and Sarah Walters 80 of 1119 West Washington Street.
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John E. Lenhardt
Youngstown, O
John E. Bakey
Pittsburg
Anna Mary Leonhardt
Pittsburgh
Edwin R. Fry
W. Grant
John Vitale
E. Division St
Charles H. Young
Wallace Ave
Sarah Walters
Washington St
Last British Troops Leaving Suez Canal
The last British troops in the Suez Canal Zone prepared to depart Port Said ending British rule in the eastern Mediterranean. Brigadier J H S Lacey said moving holdings to a landing craft will take a day or two as 11 officers and 68 enlisted men remain to handle final admin tasks before surrender to Egyptian authorities under the 1954 treaty. The pact sets a June 18 deadline with a five year right to re occupy if a Middle East war breaks out.
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Port Said
Ins
Suez Canal Zone
Mediterranean
J.H.S. Lacey
Cairo
Canal Zone
Middle East
Four Die In Plane Crash Near Kokomo Indiana
A low flying private plane possibly blinded by sun struck an electric power line tower near Kokomo and burst into flames. Four people died including Mr and Mrs Gwyn Williams near Kokomo leaving seven children orphaned. The pilot Paul Franklin Eikenberry aged 36 from Westfield and Roy L Biddle 30 from Kokomo also perished.
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Kokomo
Ind
INS
Gwyn Williams
Paul Franklin Eikenberry
Westfield
Roy L. Biddle
Hilton to Build 17-Story Pittsburgh Hotel
Hilton Hotels Corp. announces a $150 million 17 story Pittsburgh hotel in the Gateway Center Development near Point Park where the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers meet to form the Ohio. The 800-room property will be the chain's 39th in the United States and abroad.
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Pittsburgh
Hilton Hotels Corp
Golden Triangle
Hilton
United States
Pittsburgh Hilton
Gateway Center
Point Park
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
Oil City C O C Manager Resigns
The Oil City Chamber of Commerce seeks a replacement for Kenneth R. Querry who resigns July 15 as executive manager to become executive secretary of Lorain Ohio. Querry led the chamber for over two years after 15 years in Pittsburgh trade groups. Hail Kills Birds TOKYO. A 20 minute hailstorm in Ibaragi prefecture killed swallows in flight and caused nearly $500000 in crop damage.
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Oil City, Pa
Oil City
Tokyo
Ibaragi Prefecture
Revolt Against Government Is Quickly Ended
Buenos Aires reports a short failed rebellion by Communist-Peronist factions. Government says summary court martials and firing squads have killed at least 41 rebels, with 38 executed and three more killed in La Plata fighting. Authorities announce more executions and ongoing summary trials.
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United Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Plaza de Mayr
Pedro Aramburu
Aramburu
Juar D. Peron
la Plata
Pedro E. Aramburu
Juan D. Peron
Here
Adm
Isaac Rojas
la Rosa
la Pampa
Eva Peron
Eugenio Fuenterosa
Aramburuem
Sunny Warm Weather Forecast for Pennsylvania
The weather forecast predicts sunny and warm conditions across Pennsylvania with low 80s daytime temperatures. Tonight will be fair with lows near 60, mountain areas dipping to the 50s. A warm front moves Tuesday bringing 85 to 90s in the west, high humidity, and scattered thunderstorms. The outlook for Wednesday calls for partly cloudy hot conditions with scattered showers in the west and north.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Inside Todays News Page Highlights
Classifieds and news briefs across society, sports, comics, obituaries, and theatre. Local notices include community events, radio and TV listings, and want ads.
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Ceiss
Jr Vcals
Neighbors Garden Flourishes As Autumn Peeks In
Arthur Mometer reports a cheerful neighbor whose garden thrives with tomatoes onions radishes lettuce and sprouts. After weeks of gloom the warm weather lifts spirits and spuds grow as autumn arrives with an eighty five degree day.
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