Soviets Not Wishing Major War Says Eisenhower
Washington reports quote an unnamed senator saying Eisenhower believes Russia does not want a major war now and would not back one. The White House meeting with Senate leaders discussed China's Quemoy and Matsu and whether the U S will defend them, with no commitment made.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
White House
Senate
Dulles
Washington Post
Times Herald
H. Alexander Mith
R+NJ
Red China
Quemoy
Matau Ilands
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Risephower
United States
Constal
Maun
Abarm
IHP
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Matsu
Sen. George
D-Ge
Johnson
Late Pennsylvania Railroad Delays Corry Mail Arrival
The Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train from the east, No. 501, arrived late in Corry this morning delaying city and rural mail delivery. Local officials reported the 60 minute disruption and mail carriers had already left the post offices. Most patrons will receive tomorrow’s mail instead of today.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Cagriera
Dust Storm Sweeps Southwest Across Five States
A sweeping dust storm battered the Southwest, with dark clouds of dirt over Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, and Kansas. Wind patterns indicated the storm would ease as it moved toward the Gulf of Mexico, ending the day with lighter conditions in most areas.
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Southwest
Presa Dalhart
Tex
Forday
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Kansas
Gulf of Mexico
Missing Girls Case Prolonged Hearing Delays Tuesday Return
Three young men Ernest Dyne Walter Thompson and Ronnie Hamilton face contributing to the delinquency of minors charges after admitting involvement in a 18 hour youth abduction from Corry. Bond set at 500 cash or 1000 property per defendant. Hearing continues Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Erie County court.
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Erie County
Melvin
Cobbett
Tueetay
Ernest Dyne
Centerville
Walter Thompson
Corry
Ronnie Hamilton
Spartansburg
Jamestown
Falconer and Clymer
Cobbetta
Slderman
New York State
Dyne
Falconer
Erie
Hamilton
Erie County Probation Office
Grunewald Sentenced to Five Years in Tax Case
Federal Judge Archie Dawson in New York sentenced Henry W Grunewald to five years in prison and fined him 10000 for conspiracy in a tax fix scheme. Co defendant Max Hupern received three years and an 8000 dollar fine. Daniel A Houch sentencing was postponed after a heart attack in a Brooklyn hospital as miners in Pittsburg honored We eight-how day with a holiday.
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New York
Archie
Canada
Henry W
the Dutchman
Grunewald
Washington
Pedder
Jude Dawson
Max Hupern
Tour County
Dawson
Daniel A. Houch
Pittsburg
Winter snows and cold snaps mark the mild season records
Statistics from Corry weather observer George Mulderick show the 1054-55 winter brought 102 inches of snow, surpassing the 119 inches of the 1963-64 season in some measures. The coldest day reached the single digits above zero, while a later warm spell hit 68 degrees on March 12.
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George Mulderick
Corry
Leader seeks tax plan to fund Korea veterans bonus
Gov George M Leader backs a properly drafted Korea veterans bonus with a accompanying tax program though mechanics remain unsettled. Veterans groups push an 180 million dollar plan paying up to 500 each, while legislature proposals lack explicit funding. Leader avoids committing to any single measure and hints at broader tax options without ruling out income, sales, wage, or head taxes.
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Associated Real Harrisburg
George M Leader
Leader
Pennsylvania
Legisiture
Eltiyent
Tri
Demi~ Neralie Committee
Korea
35000 Rubber Workers Strike Across U S Rubber Co Plants
New York 35000 CIO rubber workers began a midnight walkout at 19 U S Rubber Co plants over terms of a master contract. Wages were not in dispute but hours standards and holidays were. Old contract expired at midnight. Union official Clifford Owens said negotiations broke down minutes before deadline. Eight thousand workers affected in Naugatuck Connecticut.
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Mo Oro
New York
CIO
Plinnis
U. S. Rubber Co
CTO
United Rubber Workers
E. M. Guahing
Beni Pone
Noted editor publisher dies at 74 in Chicago area
Col Robert Lord McCormick, 74, longtime editor and publisher behind the Chicago Tribune and New York Daily News, died at his farm home west of Chicago after a lengthy illness. A WWI veteran, he guided Tribune policy amid battles over prohibition and foreign policy, shaping the nation’s largest standard newspaper. He supported Taft, opposed Eisenhower’s nomination, and helped found the “For America” movement in 1954.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert, Lord McCormick
Staat Oh Bung
McCormick
United States
Chicago Tribune
New York Daily News
The
Tribune
Tribbune
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mary G. Truman
Taft
ReOhio
Dwight, D. Eisenhower
Chicago Yell
Admiral Firm Hit by FTC Over False Claim
The Federal Trade Commission accuses Admiral Corp of making untrue claims that its 21 inch LY set provides 20 percent more screen area. FTC says the ad misled trade and diverted customers from competitors. FTC gave Admiral 20 days to answer and set a hearing for May 1 in Chicago.
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Wanrinuiun
Cowoen
Admiral Corp
FTC
Chicago
Corry Jamestown plant lays off seventy five workers
A seasonal slump in business cited as the major factor behind 75 production workers being laid off at the Corry Jamestown Mix Corp plant. The move comes as stockpiling of finished disks and filing cases, plus upcoming deliveries, strain working capital and delay shipments.
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Corry-Jamestown
Clymer
Weing Jun
East Columbus Avenue
Polio Foundation splits over vaccine administration method
In New York the National Foundation for Poliomyelitis clashed with medical groups over how to administer the polio vaccine. The foundation denied a prior agreement with other medical groups and faced criticism from Chicago physician leaders who said local health departments should decide administration. The medical profession protested compulsory treatment as self-interest claims were rejected.
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New York
National Foundation For
Re. John Lowetor Reichert
Chicago Medical Society
Utelohert
Boost in Military Pay Takes Effect Today
Washington reports an average 19 percent base pay increase for about 17.1 million military officers and enlisted personnel. President Eisenhower signed the pay bill yesterday to retain trained personnel in the services rather than pursuing higher pay in private industry.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Federal claims against railroads are thrown out
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed government claims that railroads owed 2 to 3 billion dollars in WWII military freight refunds. The ICC ruled the Justice Department had no basis to seek refunds, affecting 17 war materials reparations cases within the era 1946 to 1948. Tom Clark, then attorney general, led the suit.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
TCC
Justice Department
ICC
Tom ©. Clark
Supreme Court
Justice
Doane 83 Widely Known Hardware Merchant Dies
O G Doane longtime Corry hardware dealer dies suddenly at 2:30 p.m. at daughter’s home 13 West Silty street. Born January 6 1872 at Wheelock he left a 40 year retail career in Corry after leading Barlow Hairdwire Co North Center. Survived by widow Lenn Morris Doane a daughter Mrs G Emery Drake eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Service at Pine Grove Cemetery with burial in Bracken Tuporal Home grounds.
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O.E “Gene” Doane
Hardware Werchunt
Mila Wity
Nd Bre
Howard
West Silty Street
Downe
Cor Ty
Hall
Doane
Barlow Hairdwire
Downe Wad & Tormer
Citizens National Bank of
Cony Business College
Lenn Morris
Morris Gottage
Little Corry
Ai Findley Linke
Winkyeel Jin
Wo Mya Taward
Mra. G. Emery Drake
Sunt Crux
Cal
Save
Hey
Paul Bower
Hirt Presbyterian Church
Pine Crave
First Clues in Child Slaying Followed in Detroit
Detroit police pursued their first solid clues in the kidnaping and sex murder of 11 year old Barbara Guca. Moulds of footprints and urethane tacks led to a desolate Oakland County dump where the body was found. The girl, missing a week, had rosary and homework in hand. Pathologist says death March 24 after rape and bludgeoning.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Michigan
Barbara Guca
Jovers
Oakland County
Richard J. Olsen
Pontiac
Ted
Frank Guco Jr
Rufus Zamora
Railroads
Barbara
Angel
Fifth Grad ers See Shrine Circus
Three hundred twenty five fifth graders, guests of the Corry-Union City Shrine Club, enjoyed an afternoon of circus at Ganron Auditorium, transported by chartered buses. Corry city organizers John Reubacher and William Hammond led the trip. students from public and parochial schools were returned home by 8 pm, with countywide attendance estimated between four and five thousand.
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Corrywid Union City
Corry-Union City
Thay
Admiral Boruaned Returns Home After Naval Career
Admiral Raymond A. Boruaned departed for home and retirement after a 26 month tour in the Philippines, ending a noted naval service. He is linked to Homer Parguaon of Michigan and previously served as a Gesin far Homer Parguaon.
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Manila
Raymond A. Boruaned
Bnosador
Philippines
Fia Accessor
Gesin
Homer Parguaon
Michigan
Chain reaction of tremors devastates Southern Philippines
The Philippines reels from violent quakes lasting eight hours with 164 confirmed dead and thousands homeless. The epicenter includes Mindanao’s Lake Lanao region and Panay Negros Samar Cebu Leyte and Bohol suffer widespread destruction as houses collapse and power fails. Red Cross and military officials report numerous missing and extensive property loss with landslides and fissures observed in Tiugan Ozamis City and surrounding areas.
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Manila
Philippines
Mindanao
Panay
Negros
Samar
Cebu
Leyte
Bohol
Philippine Red Cross
Lake Lanao
Casatal
Angelo Crus
Lanao
Dis
Tiigan
Tigan
Voftien
Ozamis City
Misamis
Lamb 10 Take Stand Today At FCC Hearing
Edward Lamb, publisher and broadcaster, stated that hired professional witnesses would testify against him as the FCC hearing on his renewal proceeds. The Toledo based figure faces testimony from government witnesses amid a lengthy session before FCC Examiner Herbert Blaifman Jr. and ongoing questions about his associations and past actions.
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Washington
Edward Lamb
Iim
Lamb
Toledo
Ohio
Millionate
Atabion
Nas
Erie Dinpotehi
FCC
Senate Commerce Committee
FEC
Herbert Blaifman Junnbor
Conmiision
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Pelagia
Robert McCormick
Admiral
Lawa
Edward J. Wiggers
Clymeroper
North Pe
Whey
Ard
Firs
POLIO
Squabbe
Lover's Lane
Shrine
Philippine News Service
Tugays
Lanaa
PNS
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