Eisenhower urges NATO backing for European rearmament
General Eisenhower urges continued U S support for European rearmament through NATO to deter Communism while warning costly defense costs could threaten economies. He cites progress in armed forces and training but notes NATO goals remain far off with allies needing faster equipment and unity.
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America
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Addition To Law Office Underway At South Center
Start Addition To Law Office construction has begun on a 20 by 24 foot rear addition at the South Center site owned by Attorneys Roger Brown and Frank McKnight. When done it will serve as a law library and BAR Conference room with facilities for attorney client meetings. General contractor A W Hermon. Joseph Hastett completed footers. one story cement block structure slated to finish in a month.
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South Center
Roger Brown
Frank McKnight
A.W. Hermon
Joseph Hastett
Washington OPS ruling on refuse rates sparks local dispute
The Washington OPS office will review Beyhons v. the Price Stabilization order as Congressman Carroll D. Kearns pushes the matter. Mayor Finley and City Solicitor Rogey Brown support continuing garbageman Berkhou to collect at 20 cents per minute then 10 percent rebates while awaiting a Washington decision.
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AEC seeks higher priority for hydrogen bomb plant
In an exclusive interview Gordon Dean, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, said the Savannah River site in South Carolina is behind schedule due to shortages of structural steel, stainless tubing, nickel and copper. He urged giving the project higher priority than even military needs to accelerate completion and material production for A-bombs and potential civil power use. Dean also discussed constraints on sharing bomb details for civil defense, noting opposition from military circles but stressing safeguards on sensitive information. Separately, Pittsburgh taxi drivers voted 795 to 50 to strike Yellow Cab Co. over wages and working conditions, with pensions, uniforms, and vacation benefits among the demands as current contract nears expiration.
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Youth Escapes Police Third Time In Erie Bar Clash
Harlan Taylor 20 of Lake Street eluded officers after a long all night spree ending with a second story dive and capture by the heels. Pete McGill 24 of Kennedale Pa faced drunken and disorderly charges. both were jailed and later released. Taylor fled multiple times during a chase through Erie streets and was finally seized again by officers and then recaptured at his home. The pair are tied to an east Main Street brawl that drew police attention earlier.
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New York Author Ferenc Molnar Dies at 82
Ferenc Molnar, Hungarian born dramatist of Liliom and The Devil, died after a long illness. He fled to the United States in 1940 as a refugee and wrote the hit musical Carousel inspired by his stage work.
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U. S
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Hollywood
156 Pints Blood Donated In City
Red Cross officials reported 156 pints of blood donated in the city yesterday as a mobile unit collected donations despite some cancellations. A total of 186 donors were scheduled. many canceled or failed to appear, but replacements filled slots and walk-ins were accepted. Twenty-nine prospective donors were deferred for medical reasons, and officials expressed gratitude to volunteers for the response.
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Red Gross
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Steel Strike Seen Inevitable by Industry and Unions
Washington and New York reports say negotiations stall and a nationwide steel strike of 650,000 workers looms for April 8. Officials indicate government seizure, price controls, and injunctions are under consideration as talks with the CIO Steelworkers Union continue without progress. President Truman and Price Director Arnall back firm measures to hold prices and avert broad disruption.
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Arnall
Benjamin Fairless
Steel Corp
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Philip Murray
CTO
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Armall
Office of Price Stabilization
Truman
Charles E. Wilson
White House
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N Center Street Building Sold to Local Investor
The N Center Street building changed hands with the second floor shopkeepers to move by July 1. Buyer will keep the space as rental investment and disclose future occupants after July 1, while vacant commercial space and a scoping apartment are included.
Famed scientist Dr Lewis Chubb dies in Pittsburgh home
Dr Lewis Warrington Chubb 69 emeritus of Westinghouse Research Laboratories dies at his Pittsburgh residence. A world renowned scientist, he spent over 42 years with Westinghouse, including 20 as research director before retiring. Born in Port Yates Dakota Territory, he received the John Fritz Medal in 1916 for engineering achievement. He helped develop commercial radio broadcasting in America as a pioneer at Westinghouse in Pittsburgh. A graduate of Ohio State University in 1905.
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Westinghouse Féeearch Laboratories
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Meeting Set on Fate of Corry Oil City Trains
A meeting of railroad officials and oil city merchants is set for Friday at the Arlington Hotel in Oil City to discuss the possible suspension of the Corry to Oil City passenger trains. The meeting follows petitions to the Public Utilities Commission and ongoing opposition, with a three month extension considered. Pennsylvania Railroad executives from multiple regional offices are expected to attend and outline the status and potential changes to service.
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Buffalo
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Pittsburgh
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Rafie
McGrath Talks With President Amid Resignation Rumors
Attorney General McGrath met with President Truman for 15 minutes and declined to comment on reports his resignation was imminent. He arrived with Newborn Morris, the administration’s Cleanup chief, amid questions over financial affairs of cabinet members. McGrath refused to elaborate, stating any discussion would be announced by the president. The White House offered no comment on the visit. A separate report notes burglars robbed a Sharon supermarket, stealing between 2000 and 3000 dollars from a safe.
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White House
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Subway Blaze Injures Seven In Brooklyn Bridge Car
Police reported a fire aboard a subway car on the bridge between Brooklyn entrances, causing panic. At least seven passengers were hospitalized with injuries including severe hypertension. one man, Max Fledher, aged 48, escaped through a window with his wife Rita and both were taken to Lang Island Hospital for treatment.
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Rita ‘Ho
Lang Isand
Western Union Strike Set To Hit Telecomm Towers
Western Union workers in a nationwide walkout number about 20,000, threatening a crippled telegraph system coast to coast. The CTU affiliated groups push for wage gains and a 40 hour week with full pay, while Western Union offers no increase yet.
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Taio
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Britain offers Sudan Self Rule to the Sudanese
In Khartoum on April 2 Britain proposed limited self-government for Sudan under a governor general with veto and control powers. A draft constitution called for an all-Sudanese cabinet and parliament with a mostly elected chamber, a senate, and 40 percent elected deputies, with the rest appointed by the governor general. Robertson described it as the last stage toward Sudan's self-determined future government.
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Taft Wins Wisconsin Primary Sparked by Comeback Run
In Wisconsin on April 2 Senator Robert A. Taft won the Republican primary, taking 24 of 48 convention votes as Milwaukee area districts leaned to his campaign and Warren and Stassen trailed. Democratic Kefauver led in Nebraska and Kefauver’s gains shifted the GOP contest headlines as Eisenhower’s standing fluctuated. Taft’s victory drew comment from Warren and Kefauver urged party unity to carry Democratic ideals forward.
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Associated Press Milwacker
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