Six Million To Return To Work In Argentina
Argentina's CGT calls six million workers back to jobs after Peron era clashes leave casualties in Rosario. Peron aboard Paraguay gunboat awaiting safe conduct as Lonardi gains international recognition and asylum prospects.
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Argentina
W. H. McCall
United Press
Buenos Aires
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Paraguay
Edouardo Lonardi
Lonardi
Rosario
Tarret
Parana
Asuncion
Halloween Pranks and Time Changes Noted in New Castle Area
Rally Day and good weather boosted church attendance. East Washington Street rail crossing delays with a crane and work train. Downtown business clock changes to Eastern Standard Time noted. mailboxes in red white and blue being updated. Basketball boards and hoops installed as part of a local project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Daily Weather Report and Temperature Extremes
Cloudy and cool tonight with a low around 42 to 48 falls. Tuesday remains cloudy with occasional rain as the 24 hour period ends at 7 am. Maximum temperature 71 and minimum 39 with trace precipitation overall and river stage at 5.4 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Janet Hurricane Threatens Jamaica After Caribbean Death Toll
Hurricane Janet, with at least 104 dead, lashed the Windward Islands and threatened Jamaica as top winds of 110 mph swept through the Caribbean. Grenada reported 80 dead and Barbados 24 as landslides and floods buried homes. Jamaica was not yet expected to suffer a landfall for at least a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Jamaica
Caribbean Sea
Grenada
Barbados
Windward Islands
Miami Weather Bureau
German War Criminals Released From Spandau Prison
Berlin officials announced the release of former German Grand Admiral Erich Raeder age 79 from Spandau Prison citing age and health. Raeder was sentenced to life for war crimes by the International Military Tribunal at Nuernberg on October 1, 1946.
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Berlin
G UP
Erich Raeder
Spandau
Raeder
Norway
Nuernberg
Rudolf Hess
Walter Doenitz
Baron Constantin von Neurath
Baldur von Shhirath
Walter Funk
Albert Speer
Bronze Workers Meet Over Contract Proposal At School
Local 69 United Automobile Workers CIO bargaining agent for Johnson Bronze Company calls a 4 PM meeting at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School to vote on a proposed contract. Peter Costello international representative issues the notice urging all members, especially second shift, to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Automobile Workers, Cio
Johnson Bronze Company
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Peter Costello
Uaw-Cio
Lions To Sell News In Annual Project Today
The New Castle Lions Club conducts its Newspaper Sale with members as news boys collecting donations to aid the blind in Lawrence County. Since 1951 the drive has funded glasses eye operations canes Braille material and a Christmas party for the needy, with the public urged to contribute generously.
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New Castle News
Roy F. Conway
New Castle Lions Club
New Castle
Saleidea
Lions Club
Business As Usual Today At Washington
Vice President Richard M. Nixon is constitutionally empowered to act as head of the government during President Eisenhower’s illness. Official Washington says foreign and domestic functions will continue without change. Nixon notes business will go on as usual and has been active in cabinet and National Security Council meetings during the President’s absences.
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Washington
INS
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Executive Department
National Security Council
Americans Return From East Germany After Forced Landing
East German authorities handed back two American fliers Maj. Louis W. Cunningham of El Paso Texas and Sgt Juan P Gebler of Jersey City New Jersey after a forced landing in the Communist zone. An Air Force spokesman said both men were in good condition and well treated.
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Wartha
Germany
Louis W. Cunningham
el Paso
Tex
Juan P. Gebler
Jersey City
Nil
Air Force
Cunningham
East
Cool Weather Grips Pennsylvania With Lingering Showers
Canadian air drove Pennsylvania to cool 60s and 70s under fair skies. A Great Lakes high pressure cell cooled the region and shifted east by Tuesday. Cloudy skies and showers were expected to spread from the western counties and linger statewide through Wednesday.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Legislature Faces New Sales Tax Issue in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Legislature resumes with a pending sales tax plan. Senate and House leaders discuss budget taxes as they plan limited sessions before the October November recess. Senator Dent pushes a Democratic backed sales tax with GOP authorship to win passage.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Chamber
House
John H. Dent
Dent
Steelworkers Leader Says Guaranteed Annual Wage Soon
United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald told 350 delegates at the District 21 conference in Sharon that a guaranteed annual wage will be granted to basic steel employees. Speaking at the Saturday night banquet he noted the union has 1,800,000 members and referenced earlier days and Philip Murray's warning.
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New Castle News
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Shenango Inn
Sharon
District 21
George Wilson
New Castle Refractories
George B. Zahniser
Shenango China, Inc
Odd H. McCleary
Mathews Conveyor Company
L. T. Sylvester
Daniel W. Skelly
New Castle
John W. Grasciar
H. E. Reed
Bessemer Limestone & Cement Company
Alfred G. Hawkins
Bossert Company
Thomas C. McClain
Standard Steel Spring
Martin J
United Steelworkers
McDonald
Philip Murray
Sleeping sickness outbreak hits Indiana and Kentucky
Doctors battled to save victims of an encephalitis outbreak in three southwestern Indiana counties and Kentucky. Seven people have died and twelve survivors are hospitalized as the disease, spread by mosquitoes, begins with fever and often ends in death within a week or 10 days.
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Fort Branch
Ind
Indiana
Kentucky
Clear B&O Lines Of 19 Derailed Cars Of Freight
Baltimore and Ohio crews spent the night clearing 19 derailed freight cars that halted both main lines three miles east of Connellsville Pennsylvania. The 61 car Chicago to New York freight began derailment late Sunday with the eleventh car from the head. No injuries were reported and traffic was rerouted via Western Maryland tracks Connellsville to Ohiopyle. Passenger trains faced delays up to one hour.
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Connellsville
Baltimore and Ohio
Here
Chicago
New York
Maryland
Ohiopyle
President Eisenhower Illness Alters 1956 Picture
Washington report notes both parties privately concede a heart attack could force Eisenhower to withdraw from the 1956 race. Democrats and Republicans warn the illness reshapes the election outlook while pledging business as usual in government. Nixon says no change in policies.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Four-Car Crash Kills Edward King and Injures Six
A four car collision on the Benjamin Franklin Highway near Kittanning Pa killed Edward King 30 of Houston Tex and injured six of his family. Police said a car stopped to turn left triggering the pileup. King's wife Doris 26 and son Mark 3 were hospitalized in fair and satisfactory condition. His mother Blanche Ruski 54 and brothers Bernard 33 Chester 10 and Daniel 15 were admitted to Armstrong County Memorial Hospital.
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Kittanning
Benjamin Franklin
Here
Edward King
Houston
Tex
James Thompson
New Castle
Albert Baker
Indiana
King
Morton Hershey
Barberton
Ohio
Doris
Indiana Pay Hospital
Mark
Blanche Ruski
Altoona
Bernard
Chester
Daniel
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
Injunction Issued Over Power Plant Strike
Judge W Walter Braham issued a special injunction against Local Union 140 of the Utility Workers of America after a complaint alleged pickets blocked food delivery and a cook replacement at the Pennsylvania Power Co plant in West Pittsburg. An administrative employee was authorized to enter the plant as cook.
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No. 140
Utility Workers of America
Pennsylvania Power Co
West Pittsburg
W. Walter Braham
Braham
Wable Still In Battle To Escape Chair
The state Supreme Court denied John Wesley Wable a stay of execution as the phantom killer of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Attorneys argued for a quick ruling after the defense sought a stay.
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Wable
Chair
Pitsburgh
State Supreme Court
John Wesley Wable
Pittsburgh
INS
Pennsylvania
A. C. Seales
High Court
President Eisenhower Resting Well After Attack
President Eisenhower rests at Fitzsimmons Army Hospital after a moderate heart attack. Doctors report a comfortable night and stable condition as officials weigh possible delegation of powers.
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Merriman Smith
U.P. White House
Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
White House
Murray Snyder
United Press
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
Colorado
World Comment On Illness of President
Prominent figures worldwide react to President Eisenhower illness. Vice President Nixon expresses concern for his early and complete recovery. Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh send warm wishes for recovery. Soviet Premier Bulganin regrets the news and wishes a speedy return to health. A Vatican spokesman says Pope Pius XII offered prayers.
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Deaths in Ellwood City and vicinity
Death notices list James Copple 50 of 11.3 South Mercer Street Zilma Stasko 58 of R D 6 Florence Ark Wright 69 of Mt Route 11 Ellwood City M B Hogue 74 of R D 1 Ellwood City Dorothy Henry Lockwood 79 Hubbard O Clarence M Shuler 79 525 West North Street Catherine McClure 85 New Wilmington.
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James “Tuffy” Copple, Sr
S. Mercer St
Zilma Stasko
R.D
Florence Louise Arkwright
Mt. Rte
Ellwood City
M. B. Hogue
Dorothy Henry Lockwood
Hubbard
Clarence M. Shuler
W. North St
Catherine McClure
New Wilmington
Remember Ike in Prayer on His Sixty Seventh Day
The piece urges Americans to support President Eisenhower in his ongoing struggle, asserting his vision and courage. It frames his current fight as desperate and highlights the need for national unity, urging readers to include him in daily prayers as America marks his sixty seventh day in office.
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Ike
America
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Daily Weather Report
Lions
Thomas J. Foley
Frome
GAW
Clear B&o
Man
Howard McC. Snyder
Col
Byron E. Pollock
Fitzsimmons
Vatican
Pius XII
Lisleene
Cross Word
Sretety
Ss’ Rs
Ellwood
Beogre Ioscanes
Arthur Mometer
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