Power Officials and Union Reach Peaceful Picketing Accord
Negotiations between Local Union No. 140 and the Pennsylvania Power Company resumed after an agreement on peaceful picketing. The union will limit pickets, allow ingress and egress at the West Pittsburg steam plant, and coal deliveries will be allowed if drivers pass the picket lines. Both sides pledge no violence and protection of property. Further talks set for one o’clock.
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Utility Workers Union of America, Cio
Pennsylvania Power Company
W. Walter Braham
Equity Proceedings Power Co
West Pittsburg
Gentle Friday Rain Boosts Local Farmers Context
Frugal in runoff rain eased drought for cattle owners as wells and ponds improved. Drivers should exercise caution on wet leaves over the weekend while Fourth Ward honor roll at Pearson and East Washington received many flowers. Christmas is distant but Sunday School groups plan candy supply with ample options.
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Fourth Ward
Pearson
East Washington St
Court House Lawn
Daily Weather Report Forecast for cloudy cool with rain
Cloudy and cool with rain ending north and west this morning and southeast this afternoon. Highs 65 to 72. Tonight partly cloudy and cooler, lows 45 to 52. Sunday mostly sunny and cool. 24 hour period ending 7 am: max 78 min 53 precip 0.73 inches river 5.5 ft. A year ago: max 67 min 35 precip 0.00 inches.
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United States
Time Changes Tonight Split In Lawrence County
Time changes tonight differ by area in Lawrence County with New Castle switching to Eastern Standard Time at 2 am Sunday while Ellwood City remains on Daylight Saving Time for another month. An area of confusion exists between the two communities as families adapt to divergent schedules.
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Lawrence County
New Castle
Ellwood City
Wampum
Flying Tiger DC 4 cargo plane feared down 410 miles northwest of Johnston Island
A Flying Tiger DC 4 cargo plane with five aboard is feared down at sea about 410 miles northwest of Johnston Island. The last radio contact showed three engines failed and altitude changes due to a gas lock. Coast Guard, Air Force, and Navy vessels and planes rushed to the search area under overcast skies as crews from Hawaii were alerted.
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Honolulu
T. H
Flying Tiger Airlines
Johnston Island
Navy
Hickam Field
Wake Island
Hickam
Wake
Coast Guard
Bamber’s Point
Air Force
Midway
Kukui
Winnebago
Basswood
John L. Lewis Is In Hospital For Rest
United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis, 75, was admitted to an emergency hospital in Washington for rest and observation. A spokesman said he is worn out but in good physical shape and not expected to remain more than a day or two, admitted for a routine checkup.
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Washington
INS
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Hurricane Janet Roars Across Caribbean with 115 MPH Winds
Janet, already blamed for at least 24 deaths and widespread homelessness in Windward Islands, rose across the open Caribbean with 115 mph winds. San Juan reports a westward path as Bridgetown tallies millions in damage and orders a state of emergency. Relief runs 24 hours, highways clear, but power and phone lines are down across the island.
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Miami
Caribbean
San Juan
P.R
Bridgetown
Barbados
Molotov Signals Modest Tone at U.N. Speech
Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov addressed the United Nations urging a path to end the cold war. Western allies noted a moderate tone with no new policy shifts while evaluating his remarks on the Eisenhower disarmament plan and Soviet readiness for armament cuts.
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United Nations
N.Y
INS
V. M. Molotov
Kremlin
Molotov
UN Assembly
U.S
Geneva
Blind Benefit Newspaper Sale By New Castle Lions
New Castle Lions club newsboys will operate the annual Newspaper Sale Monday to aid the blind in Lawrence county. Proceeds fund operations canes and Braille books and magazines for those in need, continuing a tradition begun in 1950.
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Lawrence County
New Castle
James Dart
Jack Butz
Russell Rohleder
The
Lions Club
Hawk
Two Not Guilty In Slaying Of Boy Till Case
Roy Bryant and J. W. Milam were acquitted of Emmett Till's murder by an all white jury in Sumner Mississippi. They remain in custody on kidnapping charges as bond is sought.
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Sumner
Miss
INS
Emmett Till
Chicago
Roy Bryant
J. W. Milam
George Smith
Laflore County
Greenwood
Bryant
Milam
Tallahatchie County
Romulo Named Philippine Ambassador to Washington
Manila reports Carlos P. Romulo is named ambassador to Washington and chair of the Philippine delegation to the tenth United Nations General Assembly.
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Manila
INS
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Washington
General Assembly of the
United Nations
New President Forms Argentina Cabinet Posts
Provisional President Eduardo Lonardi begins selecting ministers, aiming for civilians and non politicians where possible. He plans to announce the cabinet after consulting political leaders, with Spain Chile Peru and Uruguay already recognizing the new government.
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Buenos Aires
INS
Eduardo Lonardi
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Spain
Chile
Peru
Uruguay
Robber Surfaces From Floor During Cash Exchange
Chicago police report a daring robbery at the Regal Currency Exchange as cashier Mrs. Lillian Gordon counted $6,000 when a man wearing a sack over his head emerged from a floor hole. He threatened with a gun before fleeing, leaving staff shaken.
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Chicago
Lillian Gordon
Regal Currency Exchange
Denver Symphony Trombonist Slain in Kidnap Murder
Denver police hunted a gunman who kidnapped young couple Hubert Hahn of Kansas City and Joyce Danielson. After forcing them into a car, the assailant shot Hahn dead and wounded Danielson in the shoulder, then tried to run her over. He stole $23, forced their return, and hid Hahn’s body in a ditch after ordering Danielson to cooperate.
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Denver
Mns
Hubert Hahn
Kansas City
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Hahn
Joyce Danielson
Miss Danielson
Hough Bar Held Up in Cleveland. $3,400 Stolen
Three armed bandits robbed the Hough Bar in Cleveland early today. A double barreled shotgun and two pistols were used as they entered near closing time and fled with more than $3,400 from the owner and several customers. Police described the suspects.
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Cleveland, O
INS
Hough
Cleveland
Local Residents and Addresses Listing
A readable fragment listing several residents with street addresses including Mrs. Haywood A Bryan at 107 N Mercer St and Felix Deli at 60 105 S Mulberry, along with John L Withrow at 217 Belt St and Mrs. Frank Smith at 50 R D 1 New Castle.
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Frank Smith
R. D
New Castle
President Eisenhower Sidelined by Digestive Upset
President Eisenhower suffered a digestive upset Friday night and remained in bed at the home of his mother in law in Denver Colorado, the White House announced. This bulletin confirms the illness and condition while officials monitor his recovery.
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Denver
Colo
Eisenhower
White House
Two Dynamite Loaded Trucks Strike Train in Mexico
Two trucks each carrying four and a half tons of dynamite hit a local passenger and freight train at a crossing in Gomez Palacio Mexico. The blast killed at least 65 people and injured about 100 with many feared dead. The drivers vanished and no bodies found. The engine and all three train cars were destroyed and a theater balcony collapsed from the shock.
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Gomez Palacio
Mexico
Torreon
Chihuahua
Fair Weather Promised After Rain Belt Passes
Dry air moved into Pennsylvania behind a wide shower belt and forecasters said fair weather would persist through Monday. The Weather Bureau noted a frontal system brought rain across the Middle Atlantic and New England, with drier air following for clear skies this afternoon and across the state tonight.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
New England
Bulganin Letter Shows No Change In Russian Stance
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin wrote to President Eisenhower, seen as encouraging yet not signaling a shift in Moscow’s disarmament position. He rejects the efficacy of pre disarmament ideas and the US Soviet exchange plan, while the White House holds comment until Eisenhower replies.
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John Foster Dulles
Washington
Molotov
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Bulganin
Kremlin
United Press
Denver
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
United States
United Nations
Soviet Union
White House
Bulgarin
Fraser
Colo
Rockies
Murray Snyder
Administration
Ellwood Obituary Highlights Local Figure
Ellwood obituary appears in the 15 page 17 section covering a local figure. Funeral details and surviving relatives are noted with community tribute and date of services referenced in the notice.
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Cross Word
Ellwood
Onghen
Yankees and Bums Set for Classic Showdown Today
The writer predicts a tense clash as the Yanks face the Bums in a sixty seven today, praising the Yankees for their resilience and insisting the Dodgers should not be underestimated in what promises to be a hard fought game.
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Hope For Labor
Daily Weather Report
CHASE
Moser News
Windward Islands
U.N
Pierre J. Huss
Lion
Plaza de Mayo
Government House
By James L. Kilgallen
Romulo
Lions
Astihons
Pale Berman
Clus
KEW
Percy Forster
Man
John L. Withrow
Belt
Russia
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