McCarthy Pushes Greek Shipowners to Boycott Reds
Senator McCarthy seeks Greek shipowners to pledge against trading with Iron Curtain states after an earlier pact of 242 ships not to haul cargo to Red China or North Korea. Harold Stassen criticized the move saying such deals undermine U S foreign aid work and State Department aims to restrict supplies to the Reds.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Shire Dulles
Mutual Security
Harold B. Stassen
Dilles
Wil McCarhy
Sennis
Red
China
North Korea
Dulles
State Department
Stasien
Slassen
Area Boy Dies In Refrigerator
Frederick share boy, a third grader at Fredericksburg Elementary, was found unconscious in a home refrigerator and pronounced dead on arrival at City Hospital. His mother and stepfather reported he had been missing since about 9:30 p m and was later discovered in the refrigerator after a family search.
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Mready
Frederickshare
City Hospital
Predtwick Mertz
Merle Willams
Cussewayo Road
Frederok
Hilt
Fredericks Burg Echoway
Eisenhower Accepts Resignation of National Bureau Chief
President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Dr. Allen V. Astin, director of the National Bureau of Standards, after Weeks pressed for it. The issue cited was that the bureau had not been sufficiently objective in its testing methods.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Commerce Weeks
Ody
Hue
Allen V Astin
National Bureau of Standarde
Astin
Weis
Cowinerve Department
Ita
ROK Repulse Chinese Attack Near Seoul
United Nations forces report repelling a Chinese assault on Seoul with artillery and air support. Eighth Army said several Communist leaders were killed or wounded while Reds attacked from multiple sectors. The battleground included skirmishes along the highway south of Kaesong and disruption to rail and bridge links in North Korea.
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Roks
Associated Press
Central
Nems
Eighth Army
Hurttefield
Anther
Ienieh
ROK Parliides
Kaimiong
Conbeitlsekley Soult
North
Aurea
Tax Study Buoyed by Statewide Sales Tax Debate
Harrisburg Democrats oppose a broad sales tax while backing a graduated income levy. The House committee studies a sales tax as a way to trim costs and fund education, with estimates showing a one percent levy could balance the next biennium budget.
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House
Harrisburg
Jobs. Fine
Pennsylvania
Horse Ways and Means Committee
Ren. H. G. Andrews
Noor Lower
Republisang
Democratic Bloc
Drst
Panplean
Myaregate
Bov
Continue Probe Of Train Wreck Near Erie
Erie commissioner William Patterson called for more testimony in a wreck that killed 21 and injured about 150 others when three New York Central trains collided near Comemit about 20 miles west of Erie. He will ask if steel pipes were properly loaded and whether the shipment caused the crash. the inquiry opened with attorney C. J. Graham for the railroad.
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ERIE
William ©. Patterson
le Interalate Commerce Commission
New York
Three Condemnation Hearings Scheduled for April 8
The Cony Area Juin Sehawl District will hear what it must pay three landowners for parts of their properties next Wednesday. Armiline property valued at 25000 and Renal property at 14000 were cited, with Halls land at 800 per acre for 52 acres. The board of viewers set these figures as market price for a potential junior senior high school site. An appeal is possible by any party in the county courts.
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Cony
Juin Sehawl
Coat House
Harold Armitage
Judd
Hurley Hall
Hay Mever
Armiline
Renal
W. Hourmond
Bruce Major
Fussell Oreilly
New Schol District
Ube
Marine Faces Murder Charges
A 13 year old identified as Marlié tottay Sneed faces murder charges in Liter state after rejecting his grieving father’s attempts to aid him. The elder Mose McManus, a Valley Stream brewery executive, arrived in Dubuque for a family interview as authorities planned further action. The youth reportedly admitted theft and killings in multiple robberies including in Rochester and Keeneyville with connections to Spring Valley Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Dubuque, Ti
Marlié Tottay
Liter States
E. McManus
Mose McManus
Valley Stream
McManus
Dubuque
McMais
Young McManus
Reehwster
Keeneyville
Riyday
Spring Valley
Minn
Monteiay
General Gruenther warns against deep cuts in Europe aid
Gen Alfred Gruenther told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that sharp reductions in European military and economic aid could trigger greater hardships for the free world. He said the coming years may be tougher than the last two, and the panel plans to publicize his closed-session testimony after edits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alfred M. Guenther
Free World
Capitol Hill
Gruenther
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Sparkman
Deama
Spirkman
Paris
Matthew Ridgway
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Rubber plants halted by nationwide walkouts
Walkouts shut down U S Rubber Co plants including Chicago and Akron ending production for hours as about 35 000 workers statewide walk off. CIO notes aim to pressure wage talks while utilities maintain gas flow to homes and factories.
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Otto
Joe
CIO
United Rubber, Cork, Linwsome and
Plastic Workers OF America
Flood
Akron
Phints
CTO
Utillity Workers Union
Neaings
California
Corry Driver Fined in Erie County Court Case
Corry driver to pay a one hundred dollar fine and two days in jail after pleading guilty to a driving offense. McAvoy of Ninth Center Street faced related actions with a judge noting a conviction in a public library context. Respective authorities reported the arrests and sentencing as part of Erie County proceedings.
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Corry
Brees McAvoy
Ninth Center Street
Ena
Erie County
Te O
McAvoy
Lncal Po
Wea
Maude
My Fronk
Cony Public
Uutteding
March Weather Brings Wet Conditions With Lighter Winds
Weather observer George Mulderwick records 4.74 inches of moisture in March with heavy snowfall and stray winds. The period featured unusually snowy days, a thinner barometric outlook, and multiple days of mixed rain and snow despite some sun planning noted for mid month.
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George Mulderwick
Journal Raises Newsstand and Carrier Price to Five Cents
The Journal announces a five cent price for newsstand and carrier delivery, effective Monday April 6, with home delivery at 30 cents per week. The increase, shared with carriers and newsdealers, follows rising costs in newsprint and services, despite prior delays and postal charge hikes.
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Journal
City Council to appoint police exam entrants next Monday
Four applicants took exams for police jobs as the City Council considers appointing new patrolmen. Participants were Vunik, Miller, Murnh, and Aiken, with three absent.
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GVO
City Council
Duck Vunik
Ork Street
Albert K. Miller
Spring Greek
Floyd Mruhn
Corry
Alfred
Aiken
Hutch
Weta
Patcolmen
Berserk Man Shot to Death in Arnold Police Battle
A 40 year old father, Virud Backus, enraged after barricading on a porch opened fire with a 30-30 rifle as police surrounded his home in Arnold. Officer Ernest Johnson was killed. Chief Mike Feltz and officers Edward Bollinger and Mike Batts were wounded. Backus died in hospital after the gunfight.
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Tre Arnold
Meath
Fourth Avenue
Virud Backus
Ead Backus
Jo Aquad
Arnold
Mike Peltz
Ati
Edward Bollinger
Mike ‘Batts
Feltz
Bollinger
Barto
John
Backus
Pope Grants Holy Week Audience at Vatican
Pope Pius XII granted three Holy Thursday audiences to 8,000 pilgrims and tourists in Vatican City as the Roman Catholic Church observed early rites of Holy Week.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
C J Arranges 800000 Loan for Building Project
A New York corporation plans an $800,000 loan arrangement for a building project. The progress will extend toward a second factory unit on East Columbia Avenue with work expected to begin mid spring. The loan is backed by The National Bank of New York and other financial partners.
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Aretuct
New York
MAY. Corp
David A. Hulqitoma
Armour Midistee
Wile
Henieeal
Roger M. Brown
Adantiey Horse Film
East Golyimbuts Avenue
Vinuely
Iosyear
Hose Naonad Bank of
Mile Tol Life Insurance Company of
Philadelphia
Akring
Corey Te Aden
Security drills tighten after interservice leaks
Secretary of Defense Wilson ordered stricter handling of secret documents and closer checks on disclosures amid interservice rivalry. He urged uniform alerts for personnel and outlined harsher consequences for unauthorized dissemination of classified material.
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Wilson
Lex
Associated Press
Diefense Wilson
Wiliort
Waihi
Ue Artiy
Navy Dal Air Poree
Burtt
Washinton Wilson
Bankers Sentence in Embezzlement Case at Bellefonte Trust
Guy Ernest Brown of Bellefonte Trust Co. received a year and one day sentence for embezzling 31 481 dollars over 20 years. The FBI uncovered the shortages after deposits. Brown had 27 years with the bank and used false promissory notes to hide losses. Witnesses testified before sentencing. Also, Rep. Simpson appointed to Joint Congressional Committee on Taxation.
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Poller
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Brown
Ue Bank
FBT
Washington
Rep
Simpson
R-Pa
Martin
Parleys on POW Exchange Set to Begin Monday
Berlin reports that U.S. and France will join in air safety parleys on POW exchanges. High commissioners Conant and Francopi-Pancel received invitations. Talks come after prior Soviet British meetings on avoiding air incidents over Germany.
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U. S
France
Associated Press
Berlin
United States
Germany
Air America
Ti. S
Jars B. Conant
Andre Francopi-Pancel
Lediy
Viesily Chiikay
Rushin
Soviel Jel
Army ammo inquiry delayed as Byrd pledges full evidence
The Senate inquiry into ammo shortages pauses as Byrd says testimony will reveal who contributed to the shortages. Key officials including Van Fleet and Clark defend army decisions while Lovett and Neal prepare for further questioning after a five week recess.
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Byrd
Associated Press
Washington
Byrd D+ Var
Benate
Eyre
Xenatar
Belesa
Korea
M. Atmelpe
Bight
Mitty
Mark Clark
Far East
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Wnleas
Hosiiartion
Janeiver
Margaret Chase Saith
Rme
Henet
Robert A. Loveth
Wol
Neil
Heavy Title Bout Postponed Due to Champ Injury
The heavyweight title fight between Rocky Marciano and Jersey Joe Walcott at Chicago Stadium is postponed from April 10 to May 15. Al Weill, Marciano’s manager, cited injury and required training time after a nose bleed and a cut inside the nose. The International Boxing Club was to announce further details later.
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Chivacw
Uno Oye Athletic “Commission
Rocky Marciano
Joe Walcott
Chicago Stadium
Cates
Rocky
al Weill
Weill
Mardyahi
Communists offer new Korea truce proposal at Panmunjom
Communist negotiators present a fresh plan to end the Korean war and propose Panmunjom talks next Monday. The exchange covers prisoner repatriation and a potential resumption of full truce talks with U N Command observers watching for reactions from Washington and Moscow.
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Munsan
Korea
U.N
Panminjor
Renner
Nhow
Luke Gow
Mark Chirk
Panmunjee
Uwney
Fed Cne
Chou Bie
Monaraviny
Ivana
Red China
HBO Ramme Htv
Ruwita Pledi
Obi
Tnee Phanyl
Ned Wink Owenoptmiven
Qi Trues
Albonisters
Wilson Disposes Of His GM Stock Amid Pressure
Washington Secretary of Defense Wilson has disposed of his General Motors stock while retaining a small beneficial interest. The disclosure follows weeks of Senate pressure to divest from the automaker. The committee released the transaction details without elaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Gehera Motors
Jung Kind
Serpicus Camentiner
G.M
Bie Automotive
Wilken
Mother of the Year honors go to Flora Belle Thompaots Wan gaman
Flora Belle Thompaots Wan gaman of Bleirsvile in Western Pennsylvania was named Pennsylvania State Mother of the Year by the Mother Committee. The 62-year-old poet and mother of 10 sprarvt children received the title in May and will compete for the national honor as part of the American Mother of the Year contest.
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Philadelphia
Wis
Becii
Sylvania
Pennsylvania
Flora Belle
Thompaots Wan
Gaman
Bleirsvile
York
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