France aims to pressure Moroccan Sultan for retirement plan
Paris reports France moves to end Moroccan crisis by demanding Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Arafa bow to Allah and step down. Resident General Latour ordered to begin negotiations. A three-man regency would replace the sultan, though Rabat disputes the move amid ongoing violence and tension.
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Paris
France
Morocco
Sidi Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Edgar Faure
Pierre Boyer de Latour
Faure
de Latour
Arafa
Cherifien
Rabat
Allah
Autumn Tasks Urge Local Prep Before Cold Weather
With autumn ten days away residents rush to complete chores before cold weather. Damaged cement pillars on the Diamond are being repaired after an earlier collision. E Washington Street mail boxes show uneven placement with missing spots between Mill and the Diamond. Straw hats fade while felt hats return as cooler days approach. Some homes install ready smoke pipes for heating to avoid rusting in winter. Continued on Page 2.
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E. Washington St
Mill Street
Diamond
Mill and
Washington
Daily Weather Report Forecast Sunny and mild outlook
Sunny and not as cool today with a high of 68 to 75. Tonight remains fair and cool with lows 44 to 50, 40 in the northeast. Wednesday looks mostly sunny and mild with a 74 degree max and 35 degree low noted. River stage at 5.5 feet. Year-ago high 70 and low 42.
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Daily Weather Report
United States
2000 Workers Jobless After Massive Cumberland Fire
A five million dollar blaze in Cumberland Rhode Island damaged five plants along the Blackstone River. The Monday night fire forced 600 day shift workers to flee, with about 2000 total jobless as plants, already reopening after hurricane Diane floods, were ruined again. The fire began in two Cumberland factories and jumped 120 feet to ignite two more, deepening the industrial setback.
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Cumberland, RJ
Blackstone
Cumberland
Blackstone River
New Forest Fires Flare in California Inferno
A series of wildfires spread across California fires near Santa Barbara trapped 260 people for hours in Paradise Canyon including 55 teenage boys. The five major blazes burned 350000 acres since the month’s start causing about 20 million dollars in damage as bulldozers built fire breaks and authorities evacuated vehicles to keep highways clear.
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San Francisco
California
Santa Barbara
Paradise Canyon
California Highway Patrol
Ten Americans Nearing Hong Kong On Freedom Trip
Washington reports ten American civilians are expected to cross into Hong Kong today or Wednesday for release from long imprisonment. Seven have been jailed for years and three were under house arrest. The group will be freed before 12 others listed by the Chinese official in Geneva, with no word on the remaining 19 civilians.
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Washington
INS
Hong Kong
Freedom
U.S
Red China
Geneva
Rare triple rainbow Pekingese litter born in Euclid kennel
In Euclid Ohio three all white Pekingese dogs born in a single litter are described as an extraordinary one in eight billion rarity. The pups are from Mrs Connie Wagner’s kennels and mark an unusual canine event.
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Euclid
Ohio
Connie Wagner
Strike May Tie Up Most Atlantic And Gulf Ports
A full work stoppage was expected to paralyze 35 Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports as 100 000 longshoremen were ordered out. A New York court will hear a temporary injunction against the strike with Capt William V Bradley and ILA leaders opposing the injunction for the Waterfront Commission.
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Fred DE Luca
New York
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
New York Supreme Court
William C. Hecht
William V. Bradley
Independent International Longshoremen’s Association
New York-New Jersey Waterfront Commission
Union
Samuel di Falco
Heart Attack Fatal To Mrs Zahniser In New Castle
Mrs Emily Dickey Zahniser, wife of Shenango China Co president George B Zahniser, died at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 9 30 this morning from a heart attack that struck days ago. Born in New Castle, she lived here all her life and was a New Castle High School and Connecticut College for Women graduate. Survived by husband two daughters Emily Louise and Margarethe Brown Zahniser a brother Thomas W Dickey Jr and stepmother Mrs Thomas W Dickey Sr. Funeral and interment in Oak Park Cemetery will be private Wednesday afternoon.
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Emily Dickey Zahniser
George Brown Zahniser
Shenango China Company
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Zahniser
Thomas W. Dickey
Englewood Avenue
New Castle
New Castle Senior High
Connecticut College For Women
Emily Louise
Margarethe Brown Zahniser
Thomas W. Dickey, Jr
Thomas W. Dickey, Sr
Oak Park Cemetery
Autumn Preview in Pennsylvania Signals Mixed Weather
The United Press reports a sunny, crisp day in Pennsylvania with highs in the low 70s and mid 60s in parts of the state. Overnight temperatures fall to just above freezing in the mountains and the upper 50s in other areas as autumn hints appear.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Caravan to Washington Postponed in New Castle
New Castle Civic Industrial Organization delays a planned caravan to Washington DC until 60 days after the government plant appraisal. The postponement follows concerns it is ill advised at present with officials urging a 45 to 60 day waiting period after appraisal.
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New Castle Civic Industrial Organization
Washington, D. C
Murray S. Stephens
Greater New Castle Association
GNCA
Greater New Castle Development Corporation Board of
Edward A. DeCarbo
Arsen Armond
Probe Sought Into Inmate Death at Morganza
State Sen William J Lane called for a state police investigation into the death of 18 year old James O Dell at the Pennsylvania Training School in Morganza. Lane cited a fractured skull from Aug 17 and pneumonia diagnosis on Sept 10 with alleged lack of X ray.
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Harrisburg
William J. Lane
D-Washington
Pennsylvania
Morganza
Senate
Rowland B. Mahany
Crawford
Republican Caucus
Lane
James O'Dell
Clearfield
O'Dell
Soviet German talks hinge on last minute chancellor Bulganin meeting
In Moscow Chancellor Adenauer and Premier Bulganin held a dramatic face to face session to salvage the stalled Soviet West German negotiations. They sought a compromise on full diplomatic ties prisoner repatriation and German unification with optimism voiced by both sides though previous talks remained deadlocked.
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Kenneth Brodney
United Press
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Adenauer
Bonn
Kremlin
Tass
Felix von Eckardt
Heinrich von Brentano
St. George Hall
Kremlin Palace
von Eckardt
Adenauer Seeks Three Concessions From Soviet Union
West German leader Adenauer asked Moscow for three demands in exchange for ambassadors. Amnesty for Germans held in the Soviet Union. Borders for a reunified Germany to be decided by a formal peace treaty. No implication that Bonn recognizes the East German government through full diplomatic ties. Chances of Soviet acceptance were unclear.
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Kenneth Brodney
United Press
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Germany
Bonn
Mediation Hearing Under Way Over Penn Power Contract
Federal and state mediators confer with Penn Power and the Utility Workers of America at The Castleton to resolve next year’s contract dispute. The company proposes a 12 cent wage and pension package while the union seeks 20 cents per hour. Deadlock prompts mediator involvement.
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Penn Power and Utility Workers of America
Castleton
Real Congress Battle on Cutting Taxes Issue
Rep. Noah Mason predicts a real fight in Congress next year as President Eisenhower and Democratic leaders push rival income tax cuts. Mason expects Eisenhower to back a sound, across the board five to ten percent reduction to aid investment and jobs, while Democrats favor an even cut for all taxpayers, risking inflation.
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Congress
Vincent J. Burke
United Press
Washington
Noah M. Mason
R-Tll
Eisenhower
Senate
Mason
House
Ways and Means
Hurricane Hilda Aims at U S Coast From Bahamas
Hurricane Hilda in the Bahamas region may veer toward the East Coast as forecasters warn of a potential threat to south Florida. Miami Weather Bureau official Walter Davis notes the storm, now near Turks Island with 75 mph winds, could slow and strengthen while drifting west-northwest toward Miami.
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Miami
Walter Davis
Miami Weather Bureau
South Florida
Bahamas
Hilda
Turks Island
Antilles
Westinghouse Strike Status is Unchanged
CIO Westinghouse workers remain on strike as union leader James B. Carey reports no progress toward a settlement of the two day walkout at the East Pittsburgh plant. The stoppage involves 44,000 IUE members in support of 2,200 plant workers protesting a time study program.
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Pittsburgh
CIO Westinghouse Electric Corp
James B. Carey
Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
IUE
Ransom Bill Found in Philadelphia Federal Reserve
A $20 ransom bill linked to the Green kidnapping money was recovered at the Federal Reserve Bank in Philadelphia. FBI Agent Norman Cox confirmed the serial number matches prepayment records. Over $300,000 of the ransom loot remains circulating. at least 16 bills have been found in less than a month.
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Philadelphia
INS
Federal Reserve Bank
Norman Cox
FBI
Death Record for Edward Master and Others
A death notice lists Edward Master age 75 of 321 E Winter Ave and Mrs. George Brown Zahniser of 109 Englewood Ave along with Jonathan Byers of Hillsville as recently deceased. The brief item records names and addresses without further biographical detail.
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Edward Master
E. Winter Ave
George Brown Zahniser
Englewood Ave
Jonathan Byers
Hillsville
House Passes State Tax Bills Before Senate
Harrisburg reports the $272.4 million temporary tax package moved to the Senate floor after the GOP led Finance Committee released seven months of House-passed measures. The package preserves a 5 percent corporate net income tax and other levies, while Governor Leader’s 1 percent corporate net income tax proposal remains unacted. The Ways and Means Committee also received a storage tax on natural gas with a one cent per 1000 cubic feet rate, projected to raise about $3 million every two years.
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Harrisburg
TTP
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Edward J. Kessler
Lancaster
House
George M. Leader
Ways and Means
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower to Meet Aides on National Security
President Eisenhower will hold early morning talks with top aides on national security and his own security. Dillon Anderson arrives from Washington for a session with the President, said to be routine with no emergency on the international front. A. E. Baughman, Secret Service chief, will brief on silent service activities as dock strike on the Atlantic Coast looms.
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Warren Duffee
United Press
Denver
Eisenhower
S. Dillon Anderson
National Security
Washington
White House
A. E. Baughman
Secret Service
Baughman
Silent Service
Atlantic Coast Dock
Murray Snyder
Labor Department
All On Board Plane Die In New York Crash
Five Air Force members and a civilian were killed when a B 25 bomber crashed into Greenfield Cemetery in Uniondale after takeoff from Mitchel AFB. Engine trouble cited. plane was en route to Wright Patterson AFB Dayton. Names withheld until next of kin notified.
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Air Force
Greenfield Cemetery
Southern State Parkway
Hempstead
Long Island
Earthquake Strikes Nile Delta Killing At Least 20
Cairo reports say a strong quake in the Nile delta killed at least 20 people and injured 89 while devastating towns near the capital. The government rushed food and medical aid to affected areas as families faced displacement, including ten young girls killed on the first day of school.
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Cairo
Nile
Cyprus
Nine Polio Struck Walsh Family Sparks Local Aid
In Durand Illinois polio outbreaks hit nine of the Walsh family’s fourteen children. Father Keren Walsh appealed for prayers as nearly the entire 679 resident town lined up at the farmhouse to offer prayers, food, money, and help over continuous days after the ninth child fell ill within ten days of the first case.
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Durand
Ill
Keren Walsh
Walsh
Walshes
News Phones Want Ads Ol 4 6651
Classifieds snippet shows contact numbers for want ads, listing News phones and an old OL line 8 8511. No additional readable details available in the fragment.
Bums Poised For Series Win As Baseball Race Cools
The Bums lead the pennant chase with the Indians and Yankees in second place. Chicago and Boston appear out of contention as the Bums coast and seek a strategy, with expectations of a series win as cooler weather settles in.
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Chicago
Boston
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Albany
Providence
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Wilmington
ILA
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