Eisenhower to address nation on hydrogen bomb fears
President Eisenhower will speak at 8 30 p m outlining plans to clarify public and international concerns about hydrogen weapons The White House says the speech will follow his Camp David preparations and includes calls for renewed faith in America Destiny and questions about potential Soviet actions Senator Knowland notes the address will cover fears abroad and at home and discuss massive retaliation policy and Red China risk.
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Russia
Jackson
D-Wash
Nixon
Detroit
Red China
Premier and Defense Minister Injured in Paris Riots
In Paris a mob of about 100 pro Gaulle Monarchists and some Communists attacked the ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe honoring Dien Bien Phu defenders. Premier Laniel and Defense Minister Pleven were bruised as rioters kicked shins and tried to overturn a car before police containment.
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Joseph Laniel
Rene Pleven
Charles de Gaulle
Arc de Triomphe
Dien Bien Phu
Indochina
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Chelen
Ascope
Jeary Baylor
Dulles urges free world to aid French in Indochina
Secretary of State Dulles urged the free world to rally behind French Union defenses in Indochina to deter Communist attempts to smash freedom. He urged continuation of foreign aid and urged Congress to support a mid 1955 program while noting the broader global stakes including the European army talks and the Dien Bien Phu battle.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dulles
France
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
House
Martin
R-Mass
Harold E. Stussen
European Defense Community
Dien Bien Phi
Geneva
Dope Valued at Millions Seized in San Francisco
Narcotics Commissioner Harry J. Anslinger announced the seizure in San Francisco of millions of dollars worth of heroin smuggled from Communist China. Eight people were arrested. Ezra Judah Isaac, a 62 year old man, allegedly operated a gambling hub in Hong Kong linked to the case. Ezra, once a West Coast narcotics trafficker, was deported after a 1933 prison sentence and Indictment is expected to be sought in LAnce didco with extradition anticipated to bring him back for prosecution.
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Harry J. Anslinger
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San Francisco
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China
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Hong Kong
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Ezra
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Fara
Lan Eedidco
Vietminh Fail To Seize Key Dien Bien Phu Base Again
French high command reports Vietminh losses exceed 1,000 as Vietminh attack Dien Bien Phu’s northwestern sector fails. French tank and artillery counterattack pushes back rebels at the fortress, with Col. Christian de Castries reporting high morale and mounting hopes of victory. Giap shells the airstrip delaying planned wounded flights.
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Fire Gutts United Presbyterian Church in Cecil Township
A wind driven blaze destroyed the United Presbyterian Church in Cecil Township near Pittsburgh causing about 100000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported. A burned safe with open combination tumblers was found amid the ruins, reportedly containing silverware and records but no money. Two women parishioners spotted the fire and alerted Cecil firefighters after using a nearby station to sound the alarm. The fire was already out of control when crews arrived.
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Pittsburgh
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Cecil Township
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Washington, Ps
W. A. Thornburg
Cecil Cieanon
Frank Murgel
Cecil
Roosevelt Condon Urged to Quit Primary Race
National Democratic chairman Stephen A Mitchell urged California candidates James Roosevelt and Rep. Robert L Condon to withdraw from the congressional race. Roosevelt denied adultery charges and said he will not withdraw while Condon resented Mitchell shifting blame. Mitchell said the party is not backing either candidate and suggested innocence or guilt not be the party burden.
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Washington
Stephen A. Mitchell
Ational
Democratic Party
California
James Roosevelt
Robert L. Condon
Roosevelt
Condon
Mitchell
Paul Ziffren
Los Angeles
France and Britain reject Soviet bid to join NATO
Paris and London led a Western rejection of Moscow joining the North Atlantic Alliance. French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault warned on radio that Soviet entry would strip NATO of meaning and effectiveness amid anniversary reflections on the alliance.
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France
Britain
United States
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Atlantic Alliance
Zalzneck Firm Expands Cement Plant Equipment
The Zalzneck and Son facility at North Gerry is adding bulk cement handling gear including a 42 foot high 450 barrel storage tank and 64 foot conveyor tower. The system will automate material delivery from bulk cement trucks through screw and bucket conveyors to the tank and mixing operations, boosting daily output at the North Corry plant.
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North Gerry
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North Corry
Toscanini Retires After Wagner Concert at Carnegie Hall
Arturo Toscanini, longtime NBC Symphony conductor, quietly retires after an all Wagner program at Carnegie Hall. NBC plans note he may travel to Italy in May or June and has no announced future engagements.
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Carnegie Hall
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Italy
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Bangert Accepts Call to St Mark's Shreveport Louisiana
Rev Rudolph Bangert of Emmanuel Episcopal Corry will become associate rector of St Mark's Buia Church in Shreveport and serve as school chaplain. He will assume duties May 1 and move with his family. Mrs Bangert has served as consultant in Christian Education for the Erie Diocese.
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St. Mark's Church
Rudolph Bangert
Corry
St. Mark's Buia Chutch
Shreveport
Bangert
Check Writers Receive Stiff Terms in County Court
Two bogus check writers faced lengthy sentences in Erle County Court after admitting frauds. Russell Goodwill, 30, of Spurlingburg drawn four to seven years in the Allegheny County Workhouse on three charges, while Ernest Shaffer, 60, of Titanville drew four to eight years. They pleaded guilty to several indictments including uttering worthless checks and related offenses. Police said they forged drafts payable to Goodwill, targeting stores in Onion City and Brie fund. The men were arrested March 10 by Chautauqua County authorities at Corry’s request.
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Erle County
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Spurlingburg
Allegheny County
Ernest Shaffer
Onion City
Brie
Chautauqua County
Corry
Harley Drake
Coffee Prices Jump As Roasters Raise Wholesale Rates
New York roasters and chains announce higher coffee prices amid market hints of further increases. General Foods Corp raises six cents per pound at Marwell House wholesale, driving regular coffee to 1.22 per pound. The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co lifts retail prices by a nickel, widening new-brand ranges from 1.89 to 1.97 per pound.
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Ganaral Foodn Corp
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Republicans Open Campaign on Wednesday in Pennsylvania
Republican organization candidates begin campaign efforts ahead of the May 18 primary led by Lt. Gov. Lloyd H. Wotton for governor with Ota F. Messner as campaign manager. Democratic rivals led by Sen. George M. Lawler and Willam D. McClelland have started campaigning. Gov. John S. Fine's record is cited by Wood as a campaign touchstone while he plans to tour the state and meet county leaders.
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Willam D. McClelland
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Erie County
Wood
Matty
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Fine
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Republican Party
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Pine
Injuries Reported in Weekend Local Crashes
Two people were hurt but not seriously in separate city crashes over the weekend. A car struck a utility pole on Main Street near the Methanes Steel Co. plant, driven by Everett Clark and causing $300 in damage. A second collision on West Washington involved FW Gals and Estella Goring. Balt car damage was about $85 with no damage to the Goring vehicle.
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Levay
Ranile
Main Street
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FW. Gals
Raymond Aver
Nile
Estella Goring
R. D. J. Corry
West Washington
S Aid Bals
Washington Street
Goring
Crown Princess Martha of Norway Dies After Illness
Crown Princess Martha of Norway, 6 percent, died today in Oslo after a three year battle with chronic hepatitis and a liver ailment. Her death occurred at a state hospital after severe hemorrhages. she was 63, survived by Crown Prince Olaf and their three children, with Swedish Princess Tageborg and Danish royalty in attendance.
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Sweden
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Prince Carl
Tanborg
Arthur Foster Dies in Corry After Long Community Life
Arthur L. Foster longtime Corry resident died Sunday after a brief hospital stay. Born October 28 1871 in Corry he built an extensive marble and lanalyopites business and served as director and vice president of the National Bank of Corry. He helped found the Corry Building and Loan Association and held posts in local industry and church work. He was married to Lila Durant in 1888 and survived by her, nieces and nephews. funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Davison Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Gorry
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Concord Street
Corry
Thin City
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Pennsylvania
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National Bank of Corry
Corry Building and Loan Association
Foster
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Caldersport Cansistory
Wm Ifolong
First Methodist Church
Aective
Foster Iwan
Lila Durt
Foxter Wan
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Uiena
Jesse Cornish
Davison Funeral Home
Pine Grove
City police cite four motorists for traffic violations
City officers cited four drivers for offenses at North Center West Smith and West Main streets. Frank Hawna of Union City and Merle Juckanan of Corry were cited for running a red light. Theo Donaghue of Erie received a summons for double parking. Carl Sanders of Warren was arrested for driving under conditions after being stopped for speeding on East Columbus Avenue.
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Frank Hawna
Union City
Merle Juckanan
RD. 2
Corry
North Center
West Smith Streets
Theo Donaghue
Erie
West Main Street
Carl Sanders
Warren
East Columbus Avenue
Senate subcommittee to decide Sears fate as special counsel
The Senate Investigations subcommittee set a meeting for tomorrow to decide if Samuel Sears will remain as special counsel in the McCarthy Army row inquiry. Mundt noted an announcement likely after the meeting and said Sears offered to be neutral, while Welch was named by the Army as its special counsel. Mundt added there was no Pentagon word on Sears and no firm stance on the Army objection.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Samuel Pears
Senator Mundt
R-Sd
McCarthy
R-Wis
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Mundt
McClellan
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Sid Sears
Bears
Boston Sawyer
Boston
Pentagon
Army
Joseph N. Welch
Corry Chamber Plans Yearly Meeting Invitations Sent
The Corry Chamber of Commerce mails invitations for its annual meeting to members. The 6 30 p.m. dinner on April 22 at the Hotel Corry will limit reservations to 200 with early filings preferred. Carroll D. Kearn will be toastmaster amid growing chamber activity.
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Corry
Chamber
Carroll D. Kearn
Bernie
BG. Barnett
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