Eisenhower Says Power Deterrent To War In Speech
President Eisenhower told a national audience that a strong United States holding vastly superior power would deter Soviet aggression and that the nation must prepare calmly for any Kremlin miscalculation. He praised the FBI for combating Communist penetration and warned of dangers from those who might provoke war. The remarks were delivered during a White House dinner via radio and TV, with cue cards guiding his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Kremlin
White House
FBI
Milk Commission's Appeal Rejected Raises Questions
Harrisburg The Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission seeks grounds to appeal a Montgomery County Court ruling that set aside $50 fines on three dairy producers and dealers. Chairman Joab Mahood said attorneys are studying laws for possible appeal. The case centers on whether dairymen must know and comply with regulations posted in the commission offices. The judge noted the rules were posted in Harrisburg and dairymen might not have learned of them. Mahood claimed due notice was provided and copies of orders are mailed to milk dealers. The commission also pursued further action.
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Associated Prear Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Mill Control Commission
Montgomery
Willie
Joab K Mahood
Commission
Mahood
George C. Carson
Harrisburg
Soviets To Free 2 U S Soldiers At Border
Berlin reports confirm Soviet army head quarters ordered release of two American soldiers seized by a Soviet patrol on the East West border in Bavaria. General Grechko directed the men be freed at Gerthausen border town. Bavarian police who investigated were also held briefly before release. The soldiers’ names were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Associated Press
Berlin
Bavaria
A. A. Grechko
Germany
Gerthausen
U.S
Lso
Army
Ministers Plan for Holy Week in Coty Meeting
The Coty Ministerial Association outlines Holy Week plans with three services at local churches. A Sacred Concert of the oratorio From Olivet to Calvary will feature H Lynn Rice directing and Charles Lyons as guest soloist, with the three hour Good Friday Service detailing the Seven Last Words from the Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coty
First Presbyterian Church
Paul F. Baier
Olivet
Calvary
H. Lynn Rice
Charles Lyons
Union City
Presbyterian Church
Elocke
Paul F. Bauer
Bradley
Kenneth Snyder
Pentecostal Church
J. Emerson Low
Loneli~ness
Howard Stull
First Baptist Church
J. Leon Msnegal
R. R. Merrimaan
Elmer A. Ortner
Ortner
Evangelical United Brethren Church
First ‘Methodist Church
Chamber of Commerce
Hugh O'Hare
Corry Medical Association
Leon Maneval
J. R. Merriman
J Emerson Low
H. Ray Harris
Walter Crouch
Crewman Lost In Navy Plane Crash Near San Diego
A Navy torpedo bomber crashed at sea twelve miles offshore last night with four crew aboard. Three survivors were found with minor injuries, while a fourth, Robert Mark, 22, aviation electronics technician third class, was missing and presumed dead. A Navy helicopter and submarine Brean aided in rescue efforts. all recovered crew members were San Diego residents.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Mp. m
Robert
Mark
Aviation Slectronian 3c
Thoes
Arts
City undecided on paying work for this year
City discussions at April council meeting focused on a 1954 summer street paying program. Funds remain tight as council delays committing city share, considering petitions for 12 miles last year and potential reconciling of Mead and Raymond avenues. Sewage issue at West Frederick Street deemed a health problem and given immediate attention. Streets Director to begin corrective work.
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Jsoup
Don Williams
Lst
Mead Avenue
Corry Water Supply Co
Mead Park
Raymond Avenue
Mend Avenue
Peake and
Peilfero
Martha Vincent
West Frederick Street
Streets
Charles Thompson
Harold Gilbert
The
State Highways Department
Cornell
State Office
Two-Way Radio Units Delivered for City Fire and Police
Motorola delivered two way radio equipment to No 1 fire headquarters. City officials do not know when installers will set up the console units for fire and police use. Mobile units will equip fire trucks and police cruisers. Council approved paying 2416 bill to forward receipted invoice to Civil Defense in Harrisburg to claim half cost from GD funds. The remaining half is funded by Junior Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 1
Motorola Corp
Civil Defense
Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce
Judge leniency sentences morals offender in Pittsburgh case
Judge Henry Ellenbogen, noting a long record of morals convictions, sentenced Sharpsburg resident Harry Hoffman to one day to life in prison under Allegheny County’s Barr-Walker Act. Hoffman's case marks the first 40+ offender sentenced under the new indeterminate statute.
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Ammeutea Rress
Pittsburgh
Henry Ellenbogen
Sharpsburg
Harry Hoffman
Allegheny County
Barr- Walker
Rebels Ease Charges In Indochina
The French high command reported Vietminh forces eased their charges at Dien Bien Phu over the past two hours while heavy rains and new air drops of supplies from American aircraft sustained the besieged fortress. Gen. Navarre praised his troops and expressed utmost confidence in eventual success.
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Associated Press
Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien PH
Dien Bien Phu
Red China
Vo Nguyen Giap
Henri Navarre
April Showers Bring Storms to Corry District
Weather reports from Corry and widely scattered notes describe a night of lightning and thunder with 27 of an inch of rainfall. Temperatures reached a yearly high of 85, while a low of 47 occurred overnight. The Associated Press notes broad wet and mild conditions across the eastern half of the nation with eight tornadoes in the Midwest and South, causing heavy rural property damage but no confirmed injuries or deaths.
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Corry
George Muldericke
Associated Press
Midwest
Flyer Town
Missouri
Kansas
Hipley
Kaw
Town
Chicago
Wisconsin
Tilinoia
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
Nations consult on Asian crisis amid allied talks
Washington reports say Secretary Dulles has consulted with allied diplomats on a Southeast Asia plan aimed at countering the Communist threat. Paris dispatches say the United States proposed Britain, France, Australia, and New Zealand join in a strong warning to Communist aggression in Indochina. Canberra reports indicate Washington seeks a joint declaration to keep Indochina out of Red hands and unity for possible action.
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Hy Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Dulles
Hiplomitn
Ste
Ty Seine
Indochinia
Paris
Tnited
Britain
Provo
Australia
New Zealand
Canberra
Bowers
United States
New Zealind
France
Indochina
London
Hite
Frdochina
United Wetlon
Southeast Asia
Anti
Henry Suydam
Qu Lions
NATO Officials Reprimand Juin Over Defense Council Critique
NATO officials issued a severe reprimand to Marshal Alphorne Juin of France for criticizing the proposed Europe Defense Community. The council signaled that Juin could be replaced as commander in chief of Allied forces in Central Europe or resign. French observers expect a French successor if the post shifts. The council stressed no written commitment guarantees a French commander.
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Asp
North Atlantic
France
Marechal Alphorne
NATO
Tuln
Frantz
Juli
Vanik Held For Erie Grand Jury
Jack Vanik of 146 York Street yesterday was ordered held for a criminal court grand jury in a hearing before Alderman M. S. Cobbett. Vanik pleaded guilty to the complaint filed by his year old stepdaughter and was remanded to Erie County jail on a bench warrant for violating a court order to keep the peace. He is scheduled to appear in court again on the peace order charge.
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Vanik
Erie
Jack Vanik
York
Yen
Criminal Court
M. 5
Cobbett ‘Varikt
Erie County
County and City Join In Assessment Work
County and city officials agree to joint data gathering for a triennial reassessment in Corry. The plan assigns data collection duties to both parties, with the county revising its valuations and the city setting its figures, aiming for a city-wide completion within roughly 60 days amid a surge of expected appeals. The move seeks to correct long standing inequities and align tax bills with property values.
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Corry
Roger Brown
Martin Gregor
Tr Ip
Hielter
Jacob Heldhan
William Miller
Comermant
Council
Nature's Signs Show Spring Here
Two martins scout the city bird house at No 2 fre station and return soon. Peepers heard on Wayne Street mark first chorus of the year, with the folk rule requiring three evenings of sound before winter ends.
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No. 2
Martin Mocks
Wayne Street
Y Group Hears Talk on Russia YMCA Meeting
About 109 people attended the North West District annual YMCA session at Motel Corry last evening. Tayene Simon editor of the Taren tum Daily News spoke on life behind the Iron Curtain with examples of propaganda shaping views in the Soviet Union and the United States.
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North West District
Corry
Tayene Simon
He ‘Taren
Tum Daily News
Ruma
Simon
United States
W. J. Kent
YMCA
Pennsylvania
Seanna Cannon
Grove City
Nancy Clark
Rocky Grove
Ronald Cut’rier
Cambridge Springs
Walter Ross
Lawrence Douglas
Paul Bauer
Orlo Ewing
Alan Renained
Robert Newell
Wesley "Travia
Oil City
Ray Boy
Bradford
Frank Bunford
Titusville
Adele~ Rata
Pittahireh
A. ©. Burges
School Furniture Debate Halts With No Decision
Corry Arendojnt Schools joint committee heard merits of brands for furniture and maintenance equipment for over four hours and adjourned without decisions. They plan to review styles and quality next Monday and begin recommendations to the Authority on what items to purchase and bids from two weeks prior.
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Corry Arendojnt
Group resignation accepted by six to zero vote
A group resignation was accepted by a unanimous six to zero vote. The action ends a dispute over impartiality and delays any immediate hearing prospects for further counsel. The fate of continued hearings remains uncertain as talks with new counsel restart.
Sears resigns as special counsel in McCarthy Army probe
Boston lawyer Samuel P. Sears withdrew as special counsel to the Senate investigations subcommittee probing the McCarthy Army row. The 6-0 vote accepted his resignation after questions about impartiality. Sears said he was competent but chose to step down to avoid undermining the hearings and the proceedings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Samuel P. Sears
Boston
Senate
Sears
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Massachusetts Bar Association
McCarthy
R-Wi
Mb Committee
Bub
Bear
Three minor parties to have candidates on ballot
Harrisburg report states Prohibition Socialist Labor and Progressive parties will field statewide candidates in November. They filed nominating papers at the State Election Bureau under the Vision of the State Election Code. Major parties only to appear in May 38 primary. Prohibition entries include Richard Bleues for governor Frances Miller for lieutenant governor Hugh Atkins for secretary of internal affairs and Charles Palmer for Superior Court. Socialist Labor entries list Louis Dirle for governor Frank Knotek for lieutenant governor Thomas Grady for secretary of art. Progressive entries name Henry Dietmacher for governor Alex Wright for lieutenant governor and Elizabeth Frazier for secretary of the vermal affairs.
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Axwucraven
Harrisburg
Prohibition
Socialist Labor
Progressive
Theer
Totelection Bureau
Prohibition Party
Richard Bleues
DuBois
Frances T. Miller
Hugh H. Atkins
Russell
Qnd
Charles Palmer
Ridley Park
Socialist Labor Party
Louis Dirle
McKeesport
Frank Knotek
Brig
Thomas Grady
Philadelpia
Progressive Party
Henry Dietmacher
Philadelphia
Alex Wright
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Frazier
Thy Vermal Affairs
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Russia
Milk Commission
E Nations
JUIN
EDC
Moscow
Anna Tiyniehna
Tolstoy-Popova
Leo Tolstoy
Tolstoy
Yas~ Naga
Polyana
Eugene Simon
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