Resignation prompts Neenah ministry shift for Ranck
Rev. J Robert Ranck assistant minister and youth director at First Presbyterian Church N Jefferson St resigns to join First Presbyterian Church Neenah Wisconsin as associate minister and young adult program leader. He will be released December 31 and assume duties January 15.
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J. Robert Ranck
First Presbyterian Church
Jefferson St
Ranck
Neenah
Wisconsin
Robert F. Galbreath
Wisconsin Church
John Bouquet
Synod of Wisconsin
Appleton
Westminster
Mothers in Newc Walmo area protest bus stop safety
Residents along New Wilmington road complain drivers ignore the school bus law as buses stop to unload children. Several license numbers have been confiscated and sent to police for prosecution. Banks briefly held doors against breakers while bankers observed election day holiday. Brisk brickwork on N Jefferson St prompts workers to rush to keep warm. Flags need replacing for public buildings before winter.
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Walmo
New Wilmington Road
Pa Newe
Cloudy and cold with limited temperature changes through Wednesday
Weather forecast notes cloudy and cold conditions with little temperature change through Wednesday. Occasional snow flurries near Lake Erie and ridges east with light flurries elsewhere. High today in the upper 30s, low near 30, 52 max and 28 min yesterday with no precipitation. River stage 5.8 feet. Year ago highs 55 and lows 25 with no precipitation.
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Lake Erie
United States
Molotov Returns to Geneva With New Proposals Rumor
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov flew back to Geneva after a Moscow weekend, hinting at a new German reunification proposal. Allies expected no all German election concession at today's session. President Eisenhower planned brief public statements after leaving Denver and on arrival in Washington as he continues recuperation.
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INS
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Molotov
Merriman Smith
United Press
White House
Denver
Eisenhower
Washington
Lowry Air Force Base
Gettysburg
American Bar Association
Philadelphia
Paul Dudley White
Boston
U S Considers Israeli Plea For Arms Aid
Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban met with Assistant Secretary George W. Allen to press for a list of jet fighters and anti submarine weapons. He urged a ban on U S arms shipments to Egypt amid Cairo’s Soviet arms deals, citing Egypt's submarine purchases and the blockade that limits Israel’s sea lifelines.
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Washington
INS
United States
Israel
U.S
Egypt
Cairo
Abba Eban
George W. Allen
Eban
Allen
Red
Czechoslovakia
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Aqaba Straits
Plane Crashes Into School Killing 17 in Korea
A Republic of Korea air force Mustang crashed into a Chongju primary school near Pusan during a training flight. Pilot Pak Chang Suh and 16 children died. twelve more children were seriously injured as the aircraft plunged into the building. Investigators cited engine trouble as the likely cause.
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Pusan
Korea
Ins
Republic of Korea
Chongju
Pak Chang Suh
ROK
Convict Wounded By Police Instructor In Philadelphia
In Holmesburg Prison a 54 year old convict Charles Savage was wounded in the mouth by a bullet fired by Lt. Edward Nelson a police academy instructor. Savage had held social worker David Kaplan hostage with a razor blade for two hours before Nelson shot him through a cell door. Kaplan was splattered with blood as Savage fell.
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Philadelphia
INS
Holmesburg
Charles Savage
Savage
David Kaplan
Edward Nelson
Police Academy
Nelson
Kaplan
Hutton Weds Baron von Cramm in Versailles Secrecy
Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton married German tennis star Baron Gottfried von Cramm in a secret ceremony at Versailles town hall. Andre Mignot, Versailles mayor, officiated at 11:30 a.m. local time as a sixth marriage for Hutton and von Cramm, who had served a morals charge jail term in 1938.
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Versailles
France
Woolworth
Barbara Hutton
Gottfried von Cramm
Versailles Chateau
Andre Mignot
National Assembly
Dime Store
von Cramm
State General Assembly May Run Into 1956
Harrisburg reports Democratic House Leader Albert S. Readinger says the General Assembly will extend into 1956, defying hopes of a quick post election resolution. Tax talks with Gov. Leader stalled after GOP Senate calls for sales tax and a $131 million budget cut, with sessions planned to resume November 14 after a three week recess.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
House
Albert S. Readinger
George M
Senate
Cold Weather Grips Pennsylvania With Snow Flurries
Cold air from Canada pushes temperatures into the 30s to 50s across Pennsylvania with snow flurries and showers. The Weather Bureau says higher readings linger in the southeast while regions in the mountains reach near or below freezing.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Canada
Weather Bureau
Prowler Confesses Could Clear Mrs Woodward in Slaying
Paul Wirths Jr admitted he climbed the Woodward mansion roof and likely caused the noise that led Mrs Woodward to fire at her husband. He said the shotgun blast that felled William Woodward Jr. came moments after his entry and he fled the scene.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
William Woodward Jr
Paul W. Wirths, Jr
Blame Bomb Type Blast For Plane Crash Killing 44
CAB officials in Denver say a bomb type explosion shattered the United DC-6B cargo hold near Longmont Colorado, killing 44. No. 4 baggage hold was reported shattered and luggage smelled of gunpowder or exploding firecracker as wreckage is examined.
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Denver
United Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
James N. Peyton
Washington
Longmont
Colo
Peyton
Peyton Said. Luggage Which Had Been In the No. 4
CAB
Jack Parshall
Kansas
Fire damages Polish Falcon Hall on Miller Street
A fire started by hot ashes in a pasteboard car ton in the cellar at 105 W Miller St at 4 10 pm damaged the Polish Falcon hall used for club activities Five fire companies fought the stubborn blaze and saved the structure with damage estimated at 5000 to the building and 500 to its contents Fire Chief N A McFarland noted a second alarm was triggered.
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W. Miller Street
N. A. McFarland
Plane crash near Johnstown claims one life
Harold L. London 43 of Mt. Vernon New York is killed when his four seat North American plane crashes in the Allegheny Mountains about 16 miles east of Johnstown Pennsylvania. He was en route home from Akron Ohio and had stopped to refuel ten minutes before the accident. Hunters report the craft sheared treetops and burst into flames.
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Johnstown
Here
Harold L. London
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
London
Akron
Ohio
Allegheny Mountains
Death Record Velma Mohr and Jay Moburg Noted
Velma Mohr aged 48 of Wampum and Jay Moburg aged 24 of R. D. 1 West Middlesex are listed in a local death record.
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Velma Mohr
Jay Moburg
R. D
West Middlesex
Little Chance For Breakthrough In UN Council Deadlock
United Nations General Assembly resumes balloting for the Security Council seat with scant prospect of a decisive result though the United States backs a compromise. Behind the scenes, the Philippines and Yugoslavia compete for the vacancy while Colombia pushes to drop the Algerian question, prompting France to walk out. The political committee approved a 15 nation study on atomic radiation hazards, defeating a move to include Red China and Romania.
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N. Y
United Nations General Assembly
Security Council
United States
Assembly
Philippines
Yugoslavia
Council
Columbia
France
China
Romania
Dr. Galbreath Receives Honor and Resigns as Pastor
The First Church session and congregation vote to accede to Dr. Robert F. Galbreath’s request to resign due to health reasons. His letter, dated October 24, was read to the session and Shenango Presbytery, then to Sunday services before official action. A special congregational meeting Monday evening approved terminating his duties.
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First Presbyterian Church
N. Jefferson
Lost Elgin Wrist Watch Found by Relative Ad
A lost lady Elgin wrist watch behind the American Legion was found by a relative and led to a reunion when Mary Moses, a cousin, called the number OL 8 8787. The ad offers a reward and advertises News Want Ad placement with billing via OL 8 8511.
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Mary Moses
Lady Elgin
American Legion
Man and Wife Die in Route 97 Collision Near Erie
Mr and Mrs Archie Adams of Northeast Road 3 died when their car was struck on Route 97 five miles south of Erie by a cement block truck driven by William Vanucci 51 of Erie. Police say the Adamses were thrown from the vehicle and died instantly.
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Erie
Archie Adams
Here
Adams
Route 97
William Vanucci
Voters Turn Out For Elections In Many States
Voters turned out today in hundreds of state and city elections as a broad test before the 1956 presidential campaign. National party managers watched results for clues, with Kentucky's gubernatorial race pitting A B Chandler against Edwin R. Denney the Republican nominee.
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Kentucky
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Edwin R. Denney
GOP
Indiana
Philadelphia Elects New Mayor in Tight Statewide Contest
Philadelphia voters chose a new mayor to replace Joseph S Clark Jr as Republicans watch their statewide comeback fade and Democrats strengthen in a state once a GOP stronghold. City council and several judges also selected while party registration shifts favor Democrats by about 550000 GOP to 410000 Democrat.
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Philadelphia
Joseph S. Clark, Jr
U. S. Senate
Clark
GOP
Polls Open Across Pennsylvania For Local Elections
About 8700 polls opened at 7 am as Pennsylvania voters head to the polls in county and municipal elections. estimations suggest two thirds of over five million registered voters may cast ballots by 8 pm amid cloudy weather and possible mountain snow flurries. results tonight will hint at trends for next year’s presidential race. Republican leaders predict counties with clear party majorities will reflect that alignment.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
U. S. Weather Bureau
Expect Rush As Plants And Stores Close In Lawrence County
Voters moved slowly at noon with about twenty percent of the county's 48 000 registration casting ballots. Precinct tallies showed even activity across wards while workers described the day as a cold, difficult one. Attorney John S Powers, holding both party nominations, appeared certain to win the county race.
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Lawrence County
John S. Powers
Dems Ordered to Provide 150 Extra Watchers Certificates
Judge Lamoree ordered the county election board to issue Theo dore Gannett 250 watchers certificates for today’s election, adding to 300 already issued to the county chairman Merle H. Hildebrand for a total of 550. Gannett’s petition was supported by attorney Sherman K. Levine.
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John G. Lamoree
County Election Board
Theodore Gannett
Democratic Party
Obscure Classified Fragment Highlights Local Notices
A fragmented OCR snippet lists sections like Page Classifieds Comics Cross Word Editorial Ellwood Obituary and listings for Radio TV and want ads with phone numbers both in NEWS areas. It hints at a small-town newspaper page structure and community notices.
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Cross Word
Ellwood
Right to vote urged as citizens cast ballots in chilly thirty six
The piece urges turnout and reminds readers that voting is a heritage and freedom. It extols the right to choose leaders and to speak one’s mind, ending with a note that it is thirty six degrees outside.
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