Tours of Bessemer plant draw 1500 visitors
A four day open house at Bessemer Limestone and Cement Co. drew about 1500 visitors to its new 5.5 million plant in Bessemer. The event included a noon luncheon honoring Frank Warren of Youngstown and featured heavy equipment showcases and remarks by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer Limestone and Cement Co
Warren
McFate
Greater New Castle Assn
Stephens
GNCA
DeCarbo
and Blair
Pennsylvania Dept. of Commerce
Bessemer
Joseph R. McFate
Greater New Castile Assn
Frank Warren
Youngstown
New Castle
Greater
Murray S. Stephens
Edward A. DeCarbo
Mel Blair
Pennsyvania Dept. of Commerce
A. E. Har
E. Reed
Harry Hinson
Bob Rosenberger
Lulu Kivine
Giant praying mantis arrives at News office
Wayne Kemp brings a large five inch mantis to the News office during the summer influx. Eugene Antonio grows a remarkable sextuplet tomato. Esther aids district rain with weather patterns repeating from last Friday. Rev. George Sarber appears in overalls at the First Church of the Nazarene.
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Wayne Kemp
W. Clenmoore Blvd
Esther
Debbie
George Sarber
First Church of the Nazarene
Daily Weather Report Cloudy Sky With Warm Temperatures
Cloudy and warm today with scattered showers. Highs reach 78 to 84 and a low in the 60s. Saturday remains cloudy with scattered showers and cooler northern areas. 24hour period ending 7 am shows max 85, min 67, precipitation 0.53, river stage 5.4 ft. Year ago: max 67, min 35, precip 0.30, river 7.8 ft.
Plane Pilot Dies Of Heart Attack At Controls
North west Airlines said captain Alfred H Lohmar, 51, died of a heart attack while at the controls on a Minneapolis to Chicago DC6 flight with 67 aboard. Co pilot Arthur J Steadman, 33, safely landed the plane in Madison after the unscheduled landing.
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Madison
Wis
Northwest Airlines
Alfred H. Lohmar
Minneapolis
Chicago
Arthur J. Steadman
Gromyko Sets Out To Lash West In UN Speech
At the United Nations in New York Andrei Gromyko prepares a 90 minute general assembly speech as he counters Dulles charges. The Soviet foreign minister aims to rebut Western disarmament proposals and reacts to the failure to discuss Red China’s UN bid amid a strong steering committee vote. India pushed for full debate on Peiping’s admission.
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Pierre J. Huss
United Nations
N.Y
INS
Andrei Gromyko
Red China
General Assembly
Gromyko
John Foster Dulles
Kreme
Dulles
Turkey
India
Peiping
Northern Plains thaw after record summer blizzard
The northern plains melted a foot of snow from a summer blizzard as warm air returned from the Dakotas to the Rockies. Temperatures rose from the 20s, and rains from Tropical Storm Esther moved into the Great Lakes region. At least one death was attributed to the blizzard.
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United Press
Plains
Esther
Great Lakes
Dakotas
Rockies
Montana
Germans Losing Jobs In U S Army In Germany
More than 4 450 German employees of the U S Army are expected to lose their jobs in the next five months due to budget limits Army headquarters said. Officials expressed regret and pledged to help find new positions for released workers.
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Heidelberg
Germany
U. S
Army Headquarters
Army
Industrial Employers Set 76000 Chest Campaign Goal
The Industrial Employers section aims for a 76000 Community Chest campaign total at a kickoff dinner in The Castleton attended by about 125 Chest officials and labor and management representatives. Walter Crowther led the Section A event with remarks from George Barberio and Melvin Caplan urging unity and broad industry support through payroll deductions.
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Castleton
Chest
Section
Walter Crowther
George Barberio
Tthe
Melvin Caplan
Herman W
Jury Split in Confidential Magazine Libel Case
Hollywood jurors in the Confidential magazine libel and obscenity conspiracy trial are reported split nine to three for conviction but have not reached a verdict after six weeks of deliberation. The twelve jurors have been debating since Tuesday with no indication of a decision.
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Hollywood
INS
Confidential Magazine
Faubus defies federal order over Central High School
The Justice Department seeks a federal injunction to stop Gov Orval E Faubus from blocking integration at Central High School with the National Guard. Faubus shows no retreat, doubts attending the hearing, and mentions alternate plans as federal pressure mounts.
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Little Rock, Ark
Justice Department
Orvald. Faubus
U.S
Central High School
National Guard
Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
U. S
Faubus
Central High
Ronald N. Davies
Flood Displaces About 400 In Plaquemines Parish
In Buras Louisiana residents flee rising floodwaters from Esther after 13.36 inches of rain in 10 hours. About 400 people take shelter in Burns school auditorium while awaiting housing. David Anderson 14 died when his boat touched a live wire during a dog rescue attempt.
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Buras
Esther
Burns
Peninsular Parish
Plaquemines
New Orleans
Burns School
David Anderson
Crawford Co Man Killed In Route 99 Crash Near Erie
A Crawford County man died and a 52 year old passenger was seriously hurt in a Route 99 crash near Erie. George Luben 34 of Cambridge Springs died at St. Vincent's Hospital Erie. Elmer Osterberg 52 of Edinboro suffered a skull fracture and remained in serious condition. State Police said Luben's car left the highway to avoid a left turning truck then struck a parked truck and another vehicle.
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Erie
INS
Crawford County
George Luben
Cambridge Springs
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Elmer Osterberg
Edinboro
Luben
Pulaski Township Protests Double Wage Tax Move
About 50 Pulaski Township residents jammed the office of Alderman C. E. Anderson to challenge the June 1953 Pulaski school district wage tax. They argued the 9 mill tax in Ohio and 10 mill Pulaski tax amount to double taxation without representation. Each cited warrants for refusing to file or sign wage tax returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Simon
Pulaski
C. E. Anderson
Board of Education
Pulaski Township
Ohio
Pulaski Two
Veteran Kills Self In Auto In Wildwood Crest
World War II coastguard veteran Dino Compare, 30, of Wildwood Crest, New Jersey, killed himself in his car after leaving notes to his fiancée and brother claiming an incurable disease. His brother found the note and alerted police as Patrolman Irvin Unruh arrived at the scene.
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Wildwood Crest
N.J
Dino Compare
E. St. Paul Road
Wildwood
Compare
City paving project delayed by budget crisis
City faces funding shortfalls as the $111,000 street paving plan stalls. Officials say $45,000 state funds will be needed for bills, leaving only enough for three or four streets this year. The Streets Department reports overspent accounts and dwindling liquid fuel funds, with a remaining balance near 1,179.78 after a busy year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Estep
E. Gene Schweinsberg
Dept. of Streets and
Underground Atomic Explosion Demonstrates New Precision
LAS VEGAS Nev INS results of the nations first underground atomic explosion were announced by two scientific groups. The Atomic Energy Commission said a small A bomb detonated 800 feet beneath Yucca Flat Thursday morning proved underground tests can occur without surface radioactive fallout. Seismologists hailed the event as a man made earthquake enabling precise measurement of shock waves.
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Las Vegas
Nev
INS
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca Flat
California Institute of Technology Laboratory
Frank Press
New Red Move To Dominate Arab Country
U S officials warn that two Soviet war ships may signal a new tactic to extend Moscow influence in Syria. A Soviet destroyer and cruiser visited Latakia described as friendly, while Damascus hosts talks on economic affairs to deepen ties with Moscow. Turkey’s new ambassador to the U S noted the visit amid regional tensions.
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Don Dixon Washington
INS
U.S
Syria
Russia
Moscow Radio
Latakia
Washington
Moscow
Damascus
Turkey
U. S
Suat Hayri Urguplu
Middle East
Death Record for Walker and Casciato
Irwin S. Walker aged 61 of Pulaski and Adam Casciato aged 64 of Rr 124 Hawthorne Street are listed in the notices. The record provides names and ages with addresses for the deceased.
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Irwin S. Walker
Pulaski
Adam Casciato
Hawthorne St
Supreme Court Denies Reeher Petition Today
The State Supreme Court denied Lawrence County District Attorney Perry L. Reeher's petition to regain office. In a per curiam ruling the court said State Attorney General Thomas D. McBride could bar Reeher from cases before the September Grand Jury. Levine's petition to respond to Reeher’s accusation of participation in grand jury proceedings was approved.
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State Supreme Court
Lawrence County
Perry L. Reeher
High Court
Thomas D. McBride
Reeher
Atty
Sherman K. Levine
Levine
Reeder
Burton R. Laub
Erie County
Supreme Court
W. Walter Braham
Grand Jury
Nuclear Whitney shot postponed by 24 hours in Las Vegas
Adverse winds forced the Atomic Energy Commission to cancel its Whitney nuclear shot from a 500 foot tower for a day. The 22nd test of the summer series is rescheduled to 38 30 a m p d t Saturday. Scientists warned fallout could reach populated areas, about 15 000 tons of TNT equivalent. Underground tests proceeded without weather concerns on Thursday to study a man made earthquake and to test non radioactive device concepts.
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Las Vegas
Nev
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Telephone Installers Strike Ends
A four day strike by 23800 Communications Workers of America installers ended with a two year contract in New York. Federal mediator Walter Maggiolo announced the settlement shortly before 1 a.m. e d t. The settlement provides a 6 to 12 cent hourly raise, 25 cent daily transfer allowance, and eliminates overnight travel when possible. Some Atlanta area workers will not return until disciplinary actions against non strikers are withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Maggiolo
Communications Workers of America
Western Electric Co
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Montana
Atlanta
CWA
U S Opposed To New Action For Israel
The United States opposes any new anti aggression guarantees for Israel or formal U S membership in the Baghdad Pact for the moment officials said The stance maintains strong support while keeping relations as they are in the Middle East amid Soviet influence in Syria and Egypt Secretary of State Dulles reportedly believes current assurances to Israel and regional partners are sufficient for now
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Donald J. Gonzales
United Press
Washington
United States
Israel
U.S
Middle East
Syria
Egypt
Israal
Midan
John Foster Dulles
Middle Eastern
Weather Notes Celebrate Rain for Trees
A poetic weather vignette thanks the rain that fell yesterday and today. The speaker praises a needed winter drink for oaks elms and beeches as the forecast promises seventy two degrees.
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Jeamsters
Frank Edige Jr
Miami Beach
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Teamster
New York City
Del
James R. Hoffa
Afl-Cio Ethical Praciices
Teamsters
Hoffa
Teamsters Board
Eugene Antonio
E. Home St
Antonio
Daily Weather Report
Red
China
U.N
Northern Plains
By Bryce Miller
Thamesville
Ontario
Robert Letts
John A. Cavanaugh
New York
Ellwood
Arthur Mometer
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