New Shootings Threaten Peace In Holy Land
Associated Press reports fresh shootings mar peace near Jerusalem as pilgrims prayed at the Old City walls during Easter. An Israeli road incident wounded a farmer near the Jordan border amid UN Mixed Armistice Commission concerns. Vatican leader Pope Pius XI urged peace and restraint, warning against atomic warfare. In Cyprus rebels attacked a British civilian during Easter, and President Eisenhower attended Easter services with family in Washington.
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New Homes Here Total 32000 March Permits
City permits issued in March total 32000 with new home and garage work. Names listed include M E Bhambouigts at 14th Baal Frederic, Raymond Lawson at 60 West Columbus, Donald Cady at 574 Trion, and Duane Braswell at 144 York. Weinstein Co. authorized block sidewalk removal on North Center Street.
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Inquest Sought Into Witness Death at Coffin Trial
Quebec counsel Fradcola Gravel seeks an inquest into the death of prosecution witness William Baker 45 of Grapepeninsula during Coffin murder trial. Baker testified then died in a trucking incident near Montreal after Lindsay 17 and others were found dead in the Guspe bush.
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Moses Death Complicates Coal Industry Leadership
The death of Hay M. Moses at 59 interrupts labor peace efforts between coal owners and United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis. Moses, long a broker of stability, died of cancer as a wage boost took effect, complicating a handoff to successors like George Love or George Thursby as directors convene.
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Supreme Court rejects Hillsboro segregation appeal
The Supreme Court today refused to hear an appeal from an order ordering immediate end to racial segregation in Hillsboro Ohio elementary schools. The circuit court had overturned a district judge’s injunction request to admit about 20 African American children to Webster v. Washington School.
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Handle Plant Changes Hands in Thompson Lumber Deal
Thompson Lumber Products today announced the purchase of the Bogie Lumber Go and will relocate broom and mop handle production to a new building near Shurly Avenue. The move, expected in about ten weeks, will affect five to seven workers and alter the existing production setup.
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Wisconsin primary counties reshape farmer voting trend
Wisconsin voters face a open primary with no write in rules. Kefauver seeks Florida delegates while Eisenhower rests on token entry. Farmers may shift toward Democrats amid agricultural policy critique as Congress faces partisan politics and a do nothing Congress rhetoric.
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Bingo Ban Challenged Tonight By Local Group On Gambling
A local group plans a New game under a renamed banner to test the bingo ban. Officials, led by the City Council and Mayor Bar Y Gherry, warned arrests if the game proceeds as designed. Organizers prepared bail bonds, signaling expected raids and legal action as the challenge unfolds tonight.
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City Council Set For Busy March 9 Meeting
City officials led by Safety Director Robert Price are expected to report on conditions at Avenue A dump and West Washington landfill. Residents face calls for sidewalk improvements and garbage site cleanup as council debates next steps and funding amid ongoing delays and prior postponements.
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Bute Pope force request delays license plate deadline
The Department of Revenue sought leniency for Pennsylvania motorists who did not receive 16 percent license plates by the forecast Saturday deadline. The request aims to extend time on license plates for those affected, with officials considering adjustments to ensure motorists are not penalized for delays beyond their control.
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Local drivers scramble as 1956 license plates delayed
Corry motorists walk streets unable to display 1956 license plates, many report license receipt delays of up to two weeks. Harrisburg officials deny Bureau of Motor Vehicles fault, citing Easter holiday backlog and late applications. Spokesman says enforcement will be strict after Tuesday midnight. Over 2.8 million tags issued to date with 200k more than prior year. deadline for 1966 plates set for Saturday midnight.
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City Engineer Loses License in DUI Case
City Engineer Don G Williams faced license revocation after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. The Department of Regulatory Affairs announced 16 revocations starting the 12th, following an incident where Williams’ car struck a telephone pole on West Main Street.
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Tennessee Gas To Build Pumpissy Unit Near Corry
The Tennessee Gas Transmission Company plans a new compressor station near Findley Linke six miles northwest of Glymer to support its main gas transmission line from New York to New England. The unit will employ about 36 full time workers, with 10 buildings including a compressor complex, auxiliary, meter and valve facilities, plus six homes for key personnel. Construction expected to start around May 1, with completion possibly late summer or fall.
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State Supreme Court Overruled in Sedition Case Ruling
The Supreme Court held that states may prosecute sedition under their own law even if federal law conflicts. It upheld Pennsylvania’s conviction of Steve Nelson, a Communist leader, and ruled the federal Sedition Act did not bar state prosecutions. Chief Justice Warren led the majority with Justices Reed and Burton dissenting in part. Nelson’s Pennsylvania conviction stood as valid despite federal law considerations.
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Jury elected in Willwins murder case in Wheeling WV
A Wheeling West Virginia jury selection began today to try Thomas Willwins Jr for the slaying of a Cub Scout named David. Prosecution and defense argued over the charges including first degree murder and potential death penalty considerations.
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Cities Facing Rejection In Bid For Bigger Share Of State Money For Local Highways
Harrisburg reports Senate Highways Committee will refuse larger state aid for local roads. Wade predicts boroughs and townships will not get more funds, with money already allocated at federal aid levels. House and Senate schedule disruptions due to elections and conventions complicate timing for adjournment and potential budget decisions.
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Fear Riots In Michigan Milk Strike Sparks Unrest
Detroit reports dairy farmer clashes as milk strike expands into its second day. Outstate depots face riots and blockades while Detroit creamries warn of limited deliveries. FBBA seeks 50 per hundredweight, MMPA counters with 8, threatening broader action.
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Elks Club Blaze at State College Causes $100,000 Loss
A fire at a State College Elks Club building caused about $100,000 in damage. The blaze disrupted downtown power and injured one resident briefly while others escaped serious harm. Firefighters from State College and Bellefonte fought the fire as investigators work to confirm the cause and assess the full extent of renovations.
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Snowfall Tops Record as Winter Remains Severe
Snow totals across Bathday area reach 149 inches for the season with March snowfall of 22.8 inches. Monthly precipitation exceeds average by 14% and temperatures swing from a high of 68 to a low of minus one degree. Local observer Leo Neckern reports the ongoing heavy winter with stubborn snow and fluctuating temperatures.
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Route 6 Detour Begins Today
A detour directs traffic around Corry and Pittafield to bypass Route 6. Vehicles head north on Center Street then east on Mutat Street to reconnect with Route 6 at Pittafield. Westbound travelers follow an alternate route from Pittafield to Curry and back via North Center Street and West Smith Street. Construction on Route 8 between Pittafield and Columb is expected to require most of the period, with widened roads. Officials had proposed alternatives to aid Columbus Avenue merchants, but these plans failed.
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Airliner crash at Pittsburgh leaves twenty two dead
A Northwest Orient luxury liner broke apart after takeoff from Greater Pittsburgh Airport. The crash near the airport injured and killed passengers as rescue teams, aided by Coast Guard and Air Force planes, searched wreckage for survivors and identified victims at the morgue.
Elgin Council Supports New Street Lights Plan
Elgin officials defend a proposal for 20 new street lights at a yearly cost of 600 dollars, arguing the expense is affordable per taxpayer. Borough President Mestill McCray says the tax impact is under 41 cents per month as the current year budget already passed. A taxpayer delegation plans to attend tonight’s council meeting amid debate over the lighting ordinance and electric company installation. In other news, Pittsburgh area, Ralph Christner narrowly escapes injury when a plane crash lands near Millinerywick while enroute to work on a church annex.
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