Geneva Parley Marks Time in Restricted Session
Geneva peace conference delegates met in restricted session on the Indo Chinese war problem but observers saw little likelihood of major developments before next week. Pierre Mendes France, newly approved French premier, was expected in Geneva by Monday to take over negotiations from Georges Bidault as foreign minister in the fallen cabinet headed by Joseph. The Assembly's approval of Mendes France was viewed in American delegation circles as likely to have wide repercussions for the Geneva talks and Western policy in Europe.
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Geneva
Pierre Mendes-France
Georges Bidault
Joseph
National Assembly
Mendes-France
Europe
Statistics On McCarthy Army Hearings Series
Statistics cover sessions from April 22 to conclusion. Thirty witnesses testified across 36 morning and 35 afternoon sessions, totaling 161 hours 24 minutes and about 7,424 typewritten pages or over two million words. Estimated attendance reached 115000.
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Washington
INS
McCarthy-Army
Rockefeller Rumor Flies About Reno Divorce Case
Reno rumors swirl that financier Winthrop Rockefeller may travel to Reno Nevada to join divorce proceedings involving his estranged wife Bobo Rockefeller. Reports say Bobo plans to claim a reported million dollars amid a four year split marked by preliminary legal battles.
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Reno
INS
Winthrop Rockefeller
Nevada City
Bobo
New York
Fire Breaks Out In Chicago Plant At Armour Factory
A major blaze erupted on the first floor of Armour and Company plant No. 16 in Chicago's Union Stock Yards, manufacturing fertilizers and explosives. Five extra alarms and a special alarm were sent, endangering thousands of animals in the tinder dry stock yards area. About 35 people fled the five story building. no injuries reported.
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Chicago
Armour and Company
Union Stock Yards
Five Years Ago At New Castle Pro Baseball
Five years ago Tedey joined Flaherty Plaid for all home games of the New Castle professional baseball team. Temperature reaches 97 degrees in county as a heat wave sweeps the region.
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Tedey
Flaherty
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Harlansburg
Record Hops at Cascade Park Return This Saturday
Teens from New Castle area have enjoyed Cascade park record hops sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi since June 5. The June 12 session was canceled due to a broken record player and a new player will be used as dancing begins at 8 30 p m Saturday with the event billed as the greatest.
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New Castle
Cascade Park
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sergi Sete
Just Folks and a Girl with a Black Eye
A poem recalls boyhood days and gender norms with girls in dresses and boys in knickers. Jane, playing shortstop, suffers a black eye mistaken for a boy's injury, prompting a humorous doctor remark about a rare girl with a striking eye.
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Jane
Janie
Bible Conference Opens at Slippery Rock on Sunday
The Western Pennsylvania Bible conference starts Sunday in Slippery Rock First Presbyterian Church at 3 p m with nightly sessions at 7 15 p m Featured speakers include Dr Frank E Gabelein Dr Addison H Leitch and Dr John Hess McComb The Light of Life Quartet from Bob Jones University will lead music with a 7 15 p m prayer service each evening The event is described as scholarly evangelical and highly recommended.
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First Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock
Frank E. Gaebelein
Stony Brook School
Stony Brook
L.I
N. Y
Addison H. Leitch
Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary
Pittsburgh
John Hess McCom
Princeton Choir To Sing Twice At New Central Church
The Princeton Seminary Choir of Princeton New Jersey will perform two services at Central Presbyterian Church Wilmington Road. On Sunday the ninth annual summer tour opens with a 9 30 children's day service and continues at 11 00 for the worship hour. The 17 member male chorus, graduates all, will present a wordy program largely a cappella featuring works by Palestrina Lott Bach Handel Haydn and Mendelssohn under Dr David Hugh Jones who has directed Princeton Music since 1934.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Wilmington Road
Princeton Seminary Choir
Princeton
N. J
Palestrina
Lott Bach
Handel
Haydn
Mendelssohn
David Hugh Jones
Eleven Class of 1933 Hunts for Unnotified Reunion Members
The January 1933 New Castle High School graduating class plans an August 15 reunion at Cascade Park shelters 1 and 2 with a picnic dinner and program. Eleven members remain uncontacted, names read at a committee meeting with Attorney Gilbert Levine. Arthur Llewellyn seeks information on the missing individuals residing on Grand View Avenue.
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New Castle High School
Cascade Park
Gilbert Levine
The
Park
Josephine A. Baresh
Adolphorimini
Pearl Cooperstein
Harold A. Fout
Harriett A. Kline
Kenneth P. McKay
William R. Murdock
Alice Robson
Charles Kumstay
Phyllis D
Ruth E. VanHorn
Arthur Llewellyn
Mr. Llewellyn
Grandview Avenue
Vaccination Against Polio Predicted For Schools
Harrisburg June 18 The State Health Secretary predicts polio vaccination for schoolchildren by next summer mirroring smallpox immunization. He cites strong results from Salk vaccine tests on 6000 Pennsylvania children and says vaccination will expand statewide with parental responsibility. The article notes unrelated statistic about farm house ages.
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Harrisburg
INS
Russell E. Teague
Teague
Harris
Burg
Pennsylvania
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