Snow slows traffic as crews tackle icy grades
Last night heavy snow halted travel while State Highways crews salted and cindered the slopes. Police report no accidents. A Second Avenue complaint about hot rod activity drew city and Warren police, who found no cars. Four Warren officers later arrested five hot rodders aged 17 to 19 for disorderly conduct after complaints of racing and backfiring.
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Corry
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Fairview
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West Malin Street
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Buffalo
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Changes Planned in State Child Care Laws
In the 1955 General Assembly a drive for new child care legislation gained support from child welfare groups. The 1954 Roll Call for Children agreed to form a steering committee to draft four objectives and submit the measure to the Roll Call membership and Governor's committees before presentation to the Assembly. About 900 delegates from 30 counties attended the caucus room meeting in Harrisburg.
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House of Representatives
Moscow scores note rejection by Izvestia on European security
Izvestia reports Moscow rejected Western European security proposals as Kremlin feared world opinion would demand acceptance. It says US officials spurned Soviet motus to include US in anti Europe pact and admit Russia to NATO on March 31. The piece links State Department haste to public opinion and notes US daily production figures.
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Tnvestia
United States
Russia
Tevet
France
State Department
Stevenson Urges GOP to End Name Calling
Stevenson appeals to Republicans to stop branding opponents and smear campaigns. He criticizes Senator McCarthy and questions Ike’s ability to unite party and nation while Southern Democrats drift back to the Democratic fold. The address targets Rep. Jonas in Charlotte's 10th District.
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McCarthy TV rebuttal to Murrow may be shown
New York Senator Joseph McCarthy's television rebuttal to Edward R. Murrow could be filmed for use on Murrow's See It Now program next Tuesday. The Wisconsin Republican film was made yesterday, with McCarthy setting April 6 as a potential air date, though no final word had been received from his office.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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Edward R. Murrow
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County May Let Contract 10 Do Reassessments
County commissioners hint they will assign most reassessment work in Erie and Millcreek Township to the Ohio firm OL T this year. The plan aims to ease delays in Chief Assessor Martin Gregor’s schedule which must finish in 1967, with staff expansion and possible division of work among Gregor’s team, ward and township assessors, and OL T. OL T has submitted tentative contracts for transcription of city records and for transcription plus field work evaluating industrial property, the latter exceeding 30000 dollars, with Millcreek work requiring additional funds.
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Martin Gregor
Gregor
O-L-T
Dayton
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Three Men Convicted In Bribery Case Sentenced
Two former Clairton city councilmen and a coal operator were sentenced to 12 years in jail for bribery, with fines of $2,000 each. Fred Fierl provided $1,000 bribes to Ernest Deguerme and Caesar Ricot for influence over Clairton coal strip rights. The councilmen also faced misdemeanor in office and conspiracy convictions and appealed to the State Superior Court.
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Pittsburgh
Clairton
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Dannel Bower
Montgomery County
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Ernest, Deguerme
Caesar Ricot
City seeks assessment data amid proposed staffing changes
County Solicitor Jaco Held questions the city assessment basis as potentially faulty. The city plans to buy assessment data for 12000 dollars. Officials consider expanding the force this summer by adding untrained personnel to assist experienced staff.
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Jaco Held
Gregor
Worker killed on McKees Rocks Bridge in accident
Cy Surkiewicz, 26, an employee of Duquesne Light Co, was killed yesterday while cleaning lights on the McKees Rocks bridge. The coroner's office said a heavy ladder likely fell on him. The incident happened in McKees Rocks near Pittsburgh.
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Cy Surkiewicz
McKees Rocks
Duquesne Light Co
Suskciewlen
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