Princess Margaret Ends Romance with Townsend
Princess Margaret announced she would not marry Group Captain Peter Townsend and faced public anger toward bishops as romantics blamed the church. She planned a swift rebound by seeing old escorts and possibly traveling to the United States, with rumors of a New York visit.
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United Press
London
England
Margaret
Uckfield House
Iris Peake
Clarence House
Peter Townsend
Canterbury
Duke of Edinburgh
Townsend
United States
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Duke of
Edinburg
Ottawa
Buly Wallace
Lord Wilton
Hunters Arrested for Violations on Opening Day
Several hunters who failed to obey state game laws on opening day were arrested, per Game Protector Calvin Hooper. It was a poor day for district huntsmen as rain forced rabbits from shelter. City parks had no hunting signs posted by City Forester Owen P. Fox and police patrolled in cruisers. Shooting in the city is forbidden. Door bells rang as children went from house to house for treats, recalling early radio broadcasts.
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Calvin Hooper
Ihe
Owen P. Fox
Cunningham Park
Weather Forecast With Warmer Temperatures Showers Ahead
Generally fair and warmer tonight with increasing cloudiness on Wednesday. Occasional showers, then cooler at night. Low 38 to 45. Today’s 24 hour stats show a high of 42 and a low of 27 with traces of rain and heavy frost. River stage 6.9 feet. A year ago, high 41 and precipitation 0.2 inches.
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United States
Two Chicago Men Quizzed In Boy Slayings
Chicago police questioned Charles Driscoll and Ed Kline after tips linked them to the deaths of Robert Peterson 13 John Schuessler 13 and Anton Schuessler 11. Detectives followed a north Wisconsin arrest and 400 mile transfer as part of the probe.
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Ladysmith
Wis
Charles Driscoll
Ed Kline
Chicago
Peter Sybers
Sybers
John Bickler
Art Kelly
Wisconsin
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Driscoll
Kline
Auto Overturns Pinning Portersville Man Near New Castle
W Brady Nicodemus 34 of Portersville R D 2 was pinned beneath his car when he lost control 16 miles east of New Castle on Route 422 at 9 10 p m Monday. The car crossed the road mounted an embankment and overturned. He was taken to New Castle Hospital with a possible cerebral concussion an eyebrow contusion and leg bruises. His condition was listed as fair.
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W. Brady Nicodemus
Portersville
R. D
New Castle
Butler-New Castle
Death notices for Blanche Toward LeRoy and others
Obituaries list Blanche Toward LeRoy aged 52 of Ellwood City R D 1 Archie Wolfe 55 Hugh Beck 75 of 625 Arlington Ave and Donald F Jessop 34 of 2045 Berlger Street all noted as deceased on Tuesday November 1 1955 with local addresses included
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Mrs. Blanche
LeRoy
R. D
Ellwood City
Archie Wolfe
Y.M.C.A
Hugh Beck
Arlington Ave
Move To Lighten Burdens Of Presidency
Administration leaders propose ways to ease the president’s workload by delegating routine duties to the vice president or cabinet. They also seek to clarify the constitutional line when a vice president assumes the presidency before death, as hearings set for December may press action in 1956.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Congress
Not Bothering President With Politics
Eisenhower’s top political aides plan no early decision on 1956 re election while he recovers from heart attack. Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield said there is a general cabinet understanding not to press politics during his convalescence at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. Eight cabinet members have visited the President as he remains hospitalized. Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell to visit next.
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Denver
INS
Eisenhower
Arthur E. Summerfield
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Summerfield
Senate Gop
William F. Knowland
Calif
Republican Party
Labor
James P. Mitchell
White House
James C. Hagerty
Dulles Visits Madrid Marking First Spanish Courtesy Call
John Foster Dulles arrives in Madrid for the first U S secretary of state visit to Spain. He plans talks with Francisco Franco and Alberto Artajo on U S bases, UN admission, cooperation with Russia, arms sales to Cairo, and Spain's Morocco policy amid Franco's adjusted schedule.
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Madrid
INS
John Foster Dulles
Spain
U. S
Dulles
Geneva
Francisco Franco
Alberto Artajo
Russia
Egypt
Cairo
Morocco
Yugoslavia
Washington
Franco
Conference of Big Four Deadlocked at Geneva due to German reunification disputes
The Big Four foreign ministers conference stalled as Soviet proposals for German reunification stirred talks. Dulles met Franco in Madrid while Pinay returned to Paris for consultations as Sharett urged Molotov to curb Communist arms to Arab rivals, highlighting the Middle East crisis.
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Gen’ VA
Germany
Vyacheslav 1. Molotov
John Foster Dulles
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Antoine Pinay
Paris
Moshe Sharett
Israel
Molotov
Geneva
Man
Authorities at loggerheads on man killing
In New York the police and Nassau district attorney clash over probing the stormy marriage of William Woodward and his widow. The DA says no further questions are needed after a 40 minute interview in the hospital, while Inspector Pinnell aims to reexamine her private life to determine if the shooting was an accident or intentional.
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New York
William Woodward
Nassau County
Edward J. Robinson
Stuyvesant Pinnell
Nassau County Detectives
Pinnell
Robinson
First Supersonic Guided Missile Cruiser Launched
The USS Boston, world’s first supersonic guided missile cruiser, is commissioned at Philadelphia Naval Base. Converted from a heavy cruiser it defends carrier task forces and supports shore bombardment with Terrier missiles capable of four shots in under one second and rapid reloading. Captain Charles B. Martell of Boston commands.
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Philadelphia
INS
Boston
Philadelphia Naval Base
Navy
Charles B. Martell
Chest Drive Nears Goal for New Castle Campaign
The Community Chest of New Castle and vicinity reports noon totals of 24 385 toward 190 155 goal at The Castleton hotel. A 9 000 contribution from Johnson Bronze boosts the cumulative to 183 449. Suburban Rural division adds 1 483 pushing that segment over its 6 765 goal. next report Friday at noon at The Castleton.
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Community Chest of
New Castle and Vicinity
Castleton
Johnson Bronze Company
Woodward and Wife Shadowed by Private Eyes
New York reports that Ann Woodward and her husband William Woodward Jr spent thousands to have each other shadowed over seven years. Detectives said jealousy and suspicion sparked the investigations, but neither spouse found evidence of infidelity.
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New York
SNS
Ann Woodward
William Woodward Jr
Preventing Arab-Israeli War Up To Big Three
UN observers in New York say only the Western Big Three can avert a wider Arab Israeli war. They doubt the Security Council can intercede effectively and fear Russia would exploit a Palestine meeting to gain Arab support after selling arms to Egypt. No council meeting plans were reported as of now.
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United Nations
N. Y
INS -UN
Middle East
Security Council
Russia
Council
Palestine
Egypt
L-Nation Council
Israel
E. L. M. Burns
General Strike Call Issued in Argentina by Peronist Leaders
Discharged Peronista labor leaders call a nationwide general strike for midnight challenging President Lonardi. The CGT, with about 6 million members, accuses the new government of breaking promises after ousted Peron was stripped of rank and honors. It marks the second CGT challenge in three days as Lonardi delays union leadership elections.
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William H. McCall
United Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peronista
Juan D. Peron
General Confederation of Labor
Eduardo Lonardi
CGT
Peron
Lonardi
Warns Against Bitter Winter Predictions
Pittsburgh weather forecaster Henry Rockwood warns the public against long range winter forecasts. He says no one can predict cold or snowfall in advance and dismisses almanac and animal-based methods as myths. Rockwood advocates scientific calculations as most accurate.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Weather Bureau
Henry Rockwood
Rockwood
Newsprint Price Increase Takes Effect
The $5-a-ton hike in newsprint prices went into effect today amid warnings that newspaper prices may rise. A congressional investigation of the newsprint industry loomed in the background.
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New York
Attack by Egyptians repelled at Kissufim front
Israeli army spokesman Maj. Dan Vo said Egyptian troops launched a dawn assault on an advanced position near Kissufim but were driven back with no casualties. He noted Egyptian jets also attacked areas in the demilitarized zone including Nitzana Patish and Nirim sector, prompting Israel to complain to the Mixed Armistice Commission.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Dan Vo
Kissufim
Nitzana
Patish
Patish Settlement In the Demilitarized Zone
Nirim
Foreign Office
Mixed Armistice Commission
Seven Horses Lost in Large Fire at Castle Riding Stables
A major blaze at the Castle Riding Stables on Maitland Lane destroyed the barn and contents including seven horses three of which were show horses. Four people were injured and losses near $100000 with only about $5000 insured. Firefighters battled the flames from 11 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. and remained on scene to prevent reignition.
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New Castle News
Neshannock Township
Castle Hills
Ludwig Farm
Maitland Lane
Ethel Ludwig
James Messner
Barney Black
James Ludwig
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Ludwig
Mr. Black
Robert Mitchell
Bon Air Ave
Robert Chamberlain
E. Garfield Ave
Nellie Springer
Max
Dale Carnegie Taken By Death
Dale Carnegie 66, author of How To Win Friends And Influence People, died at his New York home after a month long illness. Weather brief notes show Pennsylvania with fair weather and moderate temperatures, with showers possible Wednesday and Thursday as a frontal system moves in from the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dale Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Hunter Drops Dead While Hunting Near Hyndman
Walter C. Teet Cook a 56 year old Hyndman man collapsed and died of a heart attack yesterday afternoon while hunting near Hyndman Bedford County Pennsylvania.
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Hunter
Bedford
Walter C. Teet Cook
Hyndman
Inside Todays News News Phones Want Ads
Public notices and small ads summarize local services and items for sale or classified listings. Names and numbers appear amid scattered headings and page references.
Amishman Loses Eye in Halloween Prank
Daniel Lee a 52 year old Amishman from Volant lost his right eye in a Halloween prank around midnight. While driving home in a buggy a object from a passing car struck him. he was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital where the eye was removed. State police are investigating.
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Daniel Lee
Volant
Lee
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Candidate Election Countdown Reaches Ballot Day
Arthur Mometer notes the campaign grind ends as voters prepare to cast ballots next week. At fifty seven, the candidate awaits verdict from the voters while they reach the polls to decide who has won or lost.
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