Wisconsin primary shows Eisenhower edge Kefauver in test of strength
In Milwaukee, Eisenhower leads Kefauver 55 to 42 in Wisconsin presidential primary as voters select delegates. Democrats claim hopeful gains for farm belt. 30 Republican delegates and 58 Democratic delegates chosen, no party registration required. Chapter notes Chapple as favorite son candidate.
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John Chapple
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Two Cleveland Men Await Jury Action in Bank Robbery Plot
Cleveland men Demottives said to have admitted planning robberies with a bank and a department store in Point Marion. Guerle Kudyick, 19, and Mitchel D. Pav, 25, were arrested in a hotel room last Thursday where pockets, bundles, loot and a sketch of Point Marion highways were found. Both on bond. they reportedly tested getaway plans by riding a auto from Point Marion to Morgan town. Detective Rudolph Marie noted Cleveland addresses but said the pair had ties to Point Marion.
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Delaware River Bridge Set for May 25 Opening
The Delaware River bridge, one of the longest continuous turnpike systems, will open to traffic May 25. The Pennsylvania and New Jersey turnpike commissions approved the event and will link the two states. Campsites north of Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Commission
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New Jersey
Truck Driver Discovers Man Dead Near Meadville
Norman Swavey 43 of RD 2 Guys Mills was found on an embankment along Route 27 about two miles east of Meadville. State Police and the coroner suspect death by exposure with no foul play suspected. body believed to have been there about a week. George Brodway, also a truck driver from Meadville, found the body. Swavey’s mother says he left home January 4 seeking work.
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Sparta Fire Trucks Get Radio Link With Corry District
Spartansburg Volunteer Fire Department linked to Corry and area by radio. Radios installed in two trucks cost 1173 dollars, funded half by federal Civil Defense and half by firemen. Station plan keeps large tanker on site with small pumper handling alarms and relaying requests. Tanker 6900 gpm front end pump, small pumper 500 gpm, reconfigured units for field use.連
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Corry
Borougeh
Ed Weber
Federal Civil Defense Agency
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Weber
Spartanshlire
City Workhouse Riot Trashes 100YearOld Facility
AP briefs report a violent riot at a century old workhouse in St Lowky causing extensive damage. Inmates smashed windows and doors, burned rags, and disrupted the facility for over an hour amid a condemned building ruling.
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Bomber Crash Near Radio Tower Kills One, Six Escape
A bomber crashed near a radio transmission tower in Texas after its power failed. The aircraft exploded. one crew member was killed while six others escaped before the blaze. The plane had been low on fuel and was stormed into the tower area.
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Three New Directors Set for Aero Supply Board
Aero Supply Mig Co announces nine nominees for election at the April 24 annual stockholders meeting in New York City. Henry Brightman Walter Dennis Sam Ingines Leste Lenton Henry Margolis Edward Powers Leo Strauss Chester Thompson and George Tilley are listed as candidates to join a board that will include long-time director Kenneth Benson and chairman Lenton who is now vice president and general manager.
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Edward M. Powers
Leo Strauss
Chester A .Thompson
George G. Tilley
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Powers
Thompson
William Coleman
Fred Houserman
Cleveland
Kenneth R. Benson
Corry
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Curtiss-Wright Corporation
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Eisenhower Says Troop Action Requires Congress Approval
President Eisenhower stated he would not order American troops into action without congressional approval. He noted a possible need to defend forces if circumstances arise, but insisted such action would not constitute war. He addressed questions about U S Marines in the Middle East and reiterated his stance on civilian authorization before military moves.
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Eisenhower Honored by Pennsylvania University
Conferral of the highest civilian award to President Eisenhower at University Park Pennsylvania. The ceremony honored the wartime leadership and long service of Dwight D. Eisenhower with praise from university officials and dignitaries.
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United States pressed for UN Middle East peace mission approval
Western allies urged Security Council approval of a UN Secretary General mission to ease Arab-Israeli tensions. Syria and Egypt sought delay, while Israel Jordan and Lebanon voiced objections. Soviet proposals to limit mission scope were discussed without agreement.
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Egypt
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Sobolev
Warren Residents Monitor Rising River in Warren PA
Warren residents watched the Allegheny River swell to 114 feet with a possible minor crest. Snowmelt prompted warnings and road closures as authorities discussed flood controls and a town meeting hosted by the Warren Chamber of Commerce.
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UN Powers Study US Proposal On staged disarmament plan
London reports four UN Security Council powers studied the U S plan for staged cuts in conventional and nuclear arms with production limits and stockpile inspections. The U S proposal calls for a phased nuclear freeze after conventional arms progress and would cap forces at 24 million per side, differing from the Soviet plan.
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Map Changes To Sales Tax Law
Harrisburg reports proposals to modify the three percent sales tax with minor changes aimed at clarifying items taxable under the new law which takes effect March 6. Bible exemptions are discussed and other items such as purses wallets and bags are considered for taxation.
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CAB Probe Findings Delayed In Trans World Air Crash
CAB officer says no information released yet on the Trans World Airlines crash tragedy near Pittsburgh after takeoff from Greater Pitt airport. Coroner says two bodies identified and will await public inquest as investigators question pilot Capt Raymond Mequade and crew.
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House Chiefs Approve Plan for 150 Million Korean War Vet Bonus
Pennsylvania House members vote 180-12 to back a plan creating a 150 million dollar bonus for Korean War veterans. A tax plan to pay for the bonus is tied to the bill, with officials seeking a sound funding approach. The Senate moves to adjust teacher pay and road funding amid broader budget actions.
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Driver Hurt As Car Slams Against Tree In Corry
Arwood Das and Hardinger of Lakewood lost control of his car on West Washington Street when steering failed. The 1948 car collided head on with a tree near 271 West Washington, injuring the driver who was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital with possible fractures.
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Corry Sees Warm Day Amid Tornado Warnings
Residents enjoyed a springlike afternoon with temperatures near 68 degrees as shops opened wide doors. Forecasters warned of possible tornado remnants from the Midwest, threatening Corry and nearby states including Wisconsin and Arkansas.
Month of Motor Crashes Records in Curry District
Corry varrqcks Pennsylvania State Poller reports 16 motor crashes in March within the Curry district. Investigations note 1 fatality and total damage £5 040. Officer Theodore Tubléy supervised patrols and various inquiries across the month.
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Corryite Loses Damage Suit in Union City Case
A Union City jury favored Walter and Anthony Ailka against the Billkus in a farm equipment dispute. The panel awarded 941.20 for open account charges after finding the Sitkas sold but did not return a harvest unit. The trial revealed contested ownership and payment inconsistencies.
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Anthony Ailka
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Atomic Spy Denied Parole By Board
David Greenglass, who helped convict Julius Rosenberg and Ethel Rosenberg, had his parole bid denied by the parole board. The 58 year old prisoner remains at Lewinburg prison where he has served a portion of his 15 year term.
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AG. Parollie Board
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Greenglass
Lewinburg, Pui
Tornadoes and Winds Ravage 10 States Killing Dozens
A severe storm system swept ten states with tornadoes and damaging winds killing at least 45 and injuring over 300. Western Michigan and Wisconsin reported multiple fatalities and extensive property loss with hundreds displaced. Weather officials warned of ongoing threats as storms moved northeast.
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Boston
New England
City Parking Meter Revenue Drops In March
Parking meter receipts for March fell sharply from prior years, totaling about $1,108.00. Authorities note more meters in use than last year, yet revenue declined with no clear explanation as shoppers reportedly less taxed by meters.
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13 Dismissed Harrisburg Turnpike Commission Report
Harrisburg reports the Pennayl sunk turnpike commission dismisses 13 maintenance employees. The event notes the firing of Ron Thule Jobe and related personnel actions.
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Pennaylsunk Turnpike
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