Stevenson Eyes Illinois Primary To Gauge Stevenson Strength
Washington report says Illinois voters will reveal if Adlai Stevenson can match Kefauver’s Wisconsin showing in the Democratic presidential race. A weak Stevenson result would energize Kefauver backers and affect November dynamics, with Illinois Stevenson's home state and Eisenhower’s 1952 margin noted.
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Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Wisconsin
Brerenson
Kefauver
Tennessee
Stevenson
Tllinois
Eixenhower
Tikhols
OY Pep Gest
Chinese Reds Criticize Stalin In Peiping Broadcast
Hong Kong dispatch reports Chinese Communists denouncing Stalin and calling for self-criticism within the Soviet system. The Peiping radio said Mao Tse-tung and other leaders criticized Stalin for errors but did not indicate leadership changes.
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Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
Red
China
Mao
Ty Iine
Btalin
Leni Knolplen
Court of Appeals Rejects UE Suit
Washington The United Elevthen Workey and associates challenged a government proceeding to designate the group as Communist. The Court of Appeals blocked the attempt, leaving the 1954 Control Act case to be resolved by the Subversive Activities Control Board.
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Court of Appeals
Ane Sons
Fresn
Washington
United Elevthen
Court of Apprais
Ithalfart
Informs
Atty Gen. Brownell
Subversive Activities Control Board
Aull
Brownell
SACB
U S Promises Answers to Soviet Arms Questions
London reports Andrei Gromyko raised eight important questions on the U S disarmament plan at a UN Disarmament sub committee meeting. American delegates were described as neither encouraged nor discouraged by the Soviet reaction as Harold E Stassen laid the plan before the committee on Tuesday.
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U.S
Associated Press
London
United States
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
U. S
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Labor writer attacked with acid on New York street
Labor columnist Victor Riese was splashed in the face with acid by an unidentified assailant near Midtown after broadcasting critical remarks about a Long Island labor union. His assistant, Betty Nevins of Englewood New Jersey, said the comments may have provoked the attack. Doctors feared eye injuries. Riese said the attack related to his labor racketeering broadcast and referenced Long Island Local 198 and other union leaders. Police found a bottle at the scene and sent it to the lab. Nevins’s stockings were splashed. she was unharmed.
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New York
Victor Riese
Long Island Tabor
Betty Nevins
Englewood
N. J
Daily Mirror
U. B
Paul W. Williams Fild
Industrie
Stdle
Miss Neving
Rinse
Willan
Long Inland Local 198
Hutton
47Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Barry Gray
WMCA
Riesel
Lindy's
Stat. Street
Broadway
Abe Savage
Lbs
Riese
Mixx Negins
Clare’s Hospital
Justin © Terra
Electric figure Philip St Barris dies in Porting era rumble
Philip St Barris, longtime head of Permingivanis Elegiric Co and veteran electric utility executive, died yesterday in Porting. A Porting native, he led the company from 1087 to 1048 and shaped regional power development across Merricam and surrounding regions.
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Johnetown
Philip St Barris
Permingivanis Elegiric Co
Porting
Malin
Merricam
Tobiintowih
Hemi
Penelastram
Ten Thousand Dollar Loss In Elgin Road Fire
The Frontera family of Elgin road 1.5 miles west of Elgin faced a total loss by fire that destroyed their home at 4 45 this morning. Estimated loss around 10000 with unclear insurance coverage. Neighbors reported the home empty besides the Frontera children and John Frontera staying in Union City earlier. The blaze was first seen by Theodore Punch at 4 15 AM and Union City Fire Department arrived too late to save the building, which was a solid mass of flames. This follows a prior barn fire on the property. Frontera, a self employed builder, had remodeled the home recently and built several houses in the Corry area.
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Sylvester Frontera
Elgin Road
Elgin
Florida
Frontera
Fyonterh
Corry
U.S. Envoy Ordered Home From Moscow Post
Ambassador Charles Bohlen is recalled to Washington for consultations. The State Department said Bohlen will return to Moscow after about a week to 10 days, with discussions on the Soviet tilt toward downgrading Stalin's memory. Bohlen’s routine return was described as unusual by officials.
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Mom
Washington
Ambaasador Charles
Chip) Bohlen
Kla Mossow Post
State Department
Austria
Sid Bohlen
Moscow
Department
Lincoln White
Bohlen
Veteran State Policeman McCann Dies at 56
LATROBE PA February Mister Captain Joseph G. McCann 56 Latrobe veteran of the Pennsylvania State Police died last night at Latrobe Hospital. He served 12 years with the State Police and the former State Highway Patrol. He collapsed while on duty at troop headquarters in Creontburg. He was assistant commander of squadron one. McCann was a veteran of World War I.
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Latrobe
Joseph G. McCann
Pennsylvania
State Police
Latrobe Hospital
McCann
Atricken
Creonn
Iburg
MacCunn
Cites Need For Steel Price Hike
Philadelphia speech by Republic Steel Corp president Charles M White urges higher steel prices to fund expansion and ensure ample steel supply for the nation. He argues higher prices will attract capital and justify borrowing for growth despite rapid expansion across industry.
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Philadelphia
Charles M. White
Republic Steel Gorp
Expansior
White
Chiverelly
Ar Potnsylvennas Wharton
Conmevir
Hope To Adjourn Legislature Next Week Hits Snag
The drive to adjourn the Pennsylvania Legislature next week faltered as lawmakers face April 14 primary elections. Many incumbents fear re election prospects and seek a recess to April 30, while House leaders weigh postponing adjournment amid sales tax and capital stock tax issues. Key figures include Gov. Louder, Senate Finance Chair Keasley, and House Democrats and Republicans.
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Solons
Associated Pres
Harrisburg
Ion
Inger
Agetaberk
Miny
House
Keasley
Lancaster
Senate
Gov. Louder
Pennsylvania
Kesler
Innocent Man Freed After 16 Years In Prison
Roy B Eaton, 82, was exonerated in Rock Island County after State's Attorney Bernard Moran presented evidence from a paroled convict who admitted he and another man robbed a Rock Island post in 1988. The judge vacated Eaton's conviction, citing prosecutorial diligence and the guilty party's confession, ending a 16 year ordeal.
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AMTER
Rock Island
Roy B. Eaton
Circuit
Leonard RB. Tellect
Bernard J. Moran
Eaton
James Db. Crooks
Louis G. Burra
Davenport
Browne
Wie
Post Jufticy
Trm
Everage
Lordsburg
Lordshire
Batah Rade
Moran
Tiocise
Batan
Murrell
Joh B. Davis
Bavix
Davis
Harrad
Tom Davie
McNeil Ishind
Wanki Federal
Buton
Bursill
Minter
Rock Island County Grand Jury
Agaist
Dayle
Former St Bonaventure President honored with golden jubilee
Ceremony observed for the late leader of St Bonaventure University marked by a formal tribute. The event honored his eighty or more years of service to the church and the university in a solemn Catholic setting.
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St. Bonaventure
Thomas Plassman
OFM
St Bonaventurs Unil
Towne
Leo
Bb. Bonaventure
Chris
Flood Control Study Begins
Governor Lender urged a joint effort among northeastern states to tackle flood control and flood insurance. A 14 member committee convened to study Pennsylvania needs, with a formal report due by January 1, 1967 for action in the 1957 session.
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Aarrisburg
Lender
Bope
Pennsylvania
Louder
Fragois R. Smith
Taylor reelected Senate president pro tempore in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Taylor was unanimously reelected to another term as Senate president pro tempore. The veteran state senator, a former Republican leader, has held the post since January 1945 with only a brief break in 1947 when Weldon Heydon served.
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samuelUved
Harrisburg
Hen
Taylor Ft- Diyiphini
Senate
Stele Diairmian Wis
Bex
Chapman
R-Warren
Lot Lane
D-Washington
Taylor
Weldon B. Heydun
Switch-Blade Knives Banned By State Authority
A new state act bans the sale and carrying of switchblade knives. The measure, signed into law yesterday by the governor, makes it a misdemeanor to sell or dispense any knife with a blade that opens by force. A companion provision tightens penalties for such deadly weapons.
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Marrisburg
Six Firemen Die as Wall Collapses at New York Factory
An Anodated Prem report from New York describes a wall collapse at a Bron factory building during a blaze. Six firemen were killed, 19 injured, and Fire Commissioner Cavanaugh Jr. among the injured as debris crushed crews and plunged a city street into darkness.
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Prem New
York
Bron Factory
Baward Cavahaugh Jr
Ani
Cavanaugh
Joseph O'Keefe
O'Keefe
William Hoolan
Arthur Hanson
Witte
Ens Carroll
Frederick J. Mellauvr
Charles J. Infosino
Arrest of McGraw in Pinball Case Escalates
A second arrest in the pinball payoff case occurred as Patrick McGraw, 26 Fravilla Street, employed at Ano Hall, was held by city police and released on an $600 property bond after pleading not guilty to establishing a gambling place. A hearing is set for tomorrow at 10 am. The case involves cash payoffs in a pinball game and ties to bond conditions for John Van Dyke. The hearing will proceed with Alderman Gordon presiding, with Van Dyke’s bond extended to the next court term. DIES OF BURNS IN PITTSBURGH Mrs Elizabeth Degli, 63, died from burns after clothing caught fire from a stove in her North Italian neighborhood kitchen.
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Hall
Patrick Mo McGraw
Fravilla Treet
Bathday
Ano Hall
City Pox Hice
Hitanelf
McGraw
Thin
van Dyke
Aldermin Gordon
Melvin &. Cobbett
Nob van Dyke
Deview
UN Approves Peace Mission To Mid East
Twin convict faces life after murder verdict in Wheeling. Tommy Williams Jr, 14, was found guilty of first degree murder for the bludgeon death of playmate Cult Boont David Powell, 8, amid a jury verdict delivered at 10:36 a.m. The jury rejected a harsh sentence and recommended mercy, with defense motions pending for next week.
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Ammronance
Wheeling
van Tommy Williams Jr
Boont
David Powell
Mercy
Whyttty
Atorney
Willian Callahan
David A. Moke
Young Tommy
Paul Williams
Tom
P.O. Miller
Narry
Tommy
Heine
Mckee
Jt Aeven
Mikte
Middle East Strains Western Alliance Grows Tense
Washington and Paris grapple over Middle East policy as American and British leaders seek a peaceful solution while Mollet criticizes U S and British roles. The report notes Franco British tensions, North Africa issues, and a shift in responsibility for arms deliveries amid ongoing Cold War strains.
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Washington
Amerian, Ink
Reich
Eal
Allance
Eisenhower
Wis Shoretiry
Dutlen
Marler
U. S. News and World Report
Mollet
Geneva
North Africa
Faroe
Wims
Uniton
Wruel
Pariastl
Frees
Givek
Plumenta
Gypriit
Toledo
Ohio
Willys Federal Credit Union
Arab Legion
Jordan
Ens
Parklya
Hammarskjold to seek ways to ease Middle East tension
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold outlined a mission to reduce violence in Palestine and the Arab-Israeli frontier. He would report to the Security Council within a month after consults in London and Paris with foreign office experts and officials from the involved parties.
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N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Security Council
Harmarakjold
Taraelle
Messares
Terie
Middle Eest
London
Paris
Foreign Office
Gonlermiy
Mitale East
Falestine
Jahuary
Turnell
Ble
Henry Cabol Hodge
Ohjet
Tartell
Hammirakjold
Tarwel
Taragli
Gnaw Ghuip
Teroel
Columbus Dam Shift Delays Active Work Agenda Again
In a routine move today William Vole Jr ex executive director of the Fish Commission pushed back the Columbus dam project from the year’s active work agenda. The commission agreed to hold up discussion of the car project until the May meeting. two other proposed projects were also postponed amid broader program delays and pending information on Lake building steps.
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Columbus Dam
William Vole Jr
Commission
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Mission Wahoulbeed
Abo Cecenk Menting
Ein Chin
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Elizabeth Degli
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