Chamber Honors Patrolman Kelly At Dinner Event
The Casey Chamber of Commerce will honor Patrolman Leslie J. Kelly at a dinner in Inter Cafeteria’s South Room at 6 15 pm Tuesday. Speakers include W Metcatt and Dr James T Gooze with a brief business meeting planned.
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Cope Board of Lipectors
Casey Chamber of Commerce
Leslie J. Kelly
Kelly
Hievily
Corps of School
Corry
Inter
Southrere
W. Metcatt
James T. Gooxe
Ese County Department of Héattt
Raisin Wins Critics Award in New York Theater
Lorraine Huanshevy a 28 year old Negra playwright wins the New York Drama Critics Award for her first play A Raisin in the Sun The New York Drama Critics Circle votes the best American play of the season The winning play gets six votes while Sweet Bird of Youth JB and A Touch of the Poet receive other votes.
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NEW York AP
Lorraine Huanshevy
New York Drama Critics Award
Sidney Pollew
New York Drama Critics Circle
Tennescee Williams
Archibald MacLeish
Egene O'Neill
Oklahoma Ends Prohibition In Dry State Vote
Oklahoma moves toward ending prohibition as voters approve repeal by a wide margin in a record special election. A constitutional amendment will end whisky laws once validated by the Legislature, with liquor sales likely in two months.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okliahomans
Dronck
Prohibition
J. Howard Edmond
Tanger
Redbud Sale At Low Ebb Near Deadline To Decide
The Corty Charocer of Commerce reports Redbud tree sale this year under 200 purchases with four days left. Civil Defense canvassing notes main hesitancy over long term success of plantings. School board says 1 of 50 last year’s trees failed to take. Civil Defense will extend sales through the week with nursery delivery by Monday.
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Corty Charocer of Commerce
Lette In
Long
of C
SF Anderson
Oval School Board
Civil Defense Unit
Munday
Lone
Tragic House Fire Claims Two Children in Chambersburg
A two story home in Front Lin County Chambersburg area saw dense smoke trap seven children and an infant. Mrs Mikteed Kelly and her seven children attempted rescues for Jeffrey and Rainey but were overwhelmed. Fire Chief Shatter cited a kerosene lamp explosion as the cause. the father Arnold Kelly was en route to work. The two children died. eight others escaped or were treated, and the family home was heavily damaged. The victims were taken to Chambersburg Hospital where they died on arrival. Authorities worked to recover the remaining victims as firefighters used masks to enter the smoke-filled rooms.
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D. Goshen
Frontlin County
Sai
Mikteed Kelly
Jeffrey
Rainey
John Shatter
Arnold Kelly
Shatzer
Goshen
Tilvey
Rodney
Vigrars
Chambersburg Hospital
Unemployment Protest Staged In Washington
A large rally in Washington brings together unemployed workers and labor leaders to denounce the Eisenhower administration and its policies. Meany leads a forceful address arguing for a major public works program as a sound investment to revive the economy, while callers press for swift action and broader relief measures.
ICBM Nose Cone Recovered After 5,000-Mile Reentry
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla A two stage rocket shot the nose cone of an ICBM about 5 000 miles over the Atlantic today It was recovered two hours later by ships in the impact area Officials said the recovery is a secondary test objective to verify telemetry data and assess how the cone survived reentry The cone was sighted by reconnaissance planes and several observers in the area noted its meteor like appearance The missile team reported the data package and conditions were consistent with expected outcomes
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Cape Canaveral
Pla
Powell
IBM
Atlantic
Air Force
U S AHEAD IN POWER WASHINGTON
The United States was reported today far ahead of the Soviet Union in power development.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Point System Proposed To Tighten Pa Traffic Laws
Proposed Pennsylvania traffic reform would replace a fixed fine with a point system. The plan sets three points for initial violations and harsher penalties for repeat offenses, including higher speeds and daylight violations. It would establish mandatory suspensions for the most serious offenses and tighten penalties for those who exceed limits by small margins.
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Palosyateny
Vialhe Silagons
Lawrence
Gould Hoostye
Iuehwage
Bane
Summerfield Won't Seek High GOP Post
Washington AP report notes Republican critics drop bid against Sea Thrust B. Morton for national chairman after Summerfield, as postmaster, refuses to be considered. Rep. Simpson and Sen. Goldwater still back Morton with Eisenhower reportedly approving. The National Committee will choose Friday.
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Washington
Repubiican
Sea Thrust B. Morton
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Meade Alcorn
Eisenhower
Morton
National Committee
Vatican Guard Shot Wounding Rocks Swiss Guards
Col. Rober Nunlist commander of the Pope's Swiss Guards was shot and wounded by former guard Arlc Rucker who then shot himself. Both men were hospitalized in Rome as authorities spoke of a delicate case. Nunlist remained in grave condition amid turmoil at the Vatican following the unprecedented incident.
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Vatican
Col Rober Nunlist
Arlc Rucker
Luciano Sasimiri
Rome
Col. Nunlist
Jury Tours Murder Scene In Pacek Case
In Pittsburgh, the six men and six women jury in 14-year-old Jerry Pacek's murder trial visited the Brackenridge area scene where Mrs. Lillian Stevick was found dying last November. Judge Henry X. O'Brien showed points of interest but did not reveal their significance. Pacek, in custody, smoked as his parents watched from a distant home. A crowd of around 400 onlookers gathered outside.
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Pittsburgh
Jerry Pacek
Brackenvider
Lillian Stevick
Henry X. O'Brien
Pacek
Decision To Run For President Wins Approval In Washington
Bonn Germany AP Chancellor Adenauer said West German policy will not change for years as he withdraws to the presidency He told a national audience the presidency is more powerful than many believe In Washington AP Adenauer’s move to the presidency drew quiet applause from officials and could affect Soviet hopes by shifting leadership toward younger men with the chancellorship to follow Continued on Page Eight.
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Harrisburg
Gary
Lawrence
GOP
Allen M. Gibson
Assisant
Assucciated
Pro
Gibson
W. Stuart Helm
R- Armstrong
House
Republican Policy Committee
Stephen McCann
Thesday
Law and Order Committee
Pennsylvania
Charles Jd. Mins
Washington
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Ine
Connie Tells Story Of Slaying In Indianapolis Trial
Minnie B Nicholas, a defendant in a Bryant Teel murder case, is expected to present her version of the shooting in a midnight defense. The prosecution contends she killed Teel in a dispute over another woman, while defense lawyers urge the jury to consider self defense and a note Nicholas wrote to Teel before the incident. The trial remains tense as Judge Faulconer adjourns and jurors inspect documents including a one page letter.
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Indianapolis
Minnie B
Connie) Nicholas
Forresta Teel
Minnie B. iComics
Nicholas An Albhush
Aow Wrileny Ofws Company
Exec Ve Forest
Teel
Nicholas
Nicholas Killin
Thomas Faulconey
Nicholad
Nicholas Mest
Renton
Billie Teel
Ike Embarks on Vacation at Augusta National Golf Club
President Eisenhower arrives for vacation at Augusta National. He enjoys outdoor exercise and warm sunshine under ideal weather. He plays golf with Byron Nelson and Clifford Roberson, accompanied by Mrs Eisenhower and notable guests from New York bankers and Coca Cola executives.
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Augusta
API
Eisenhower
Tenuis
Augusta National Golf Clu
Mbysienia
Howard M. Snyder
Snyder
Dezrens
Woesonway Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Eisenhiowar
Columbinene
Byron Nelson
Mafors
Clifford J. Roberis
New York
Callway
Golf Phab
William B. Robinson Piso
Board
Whale Man
Coca Cola
Bomb damages home of first Negro family in Collins Park
A bomb shattered the rear of George Rayfield and wife and daughter Geraldine s home in Collins Park Wilmington. They were away at the time. kitchen and dining room damaged. State Police say strong probability of a bomb. The Rayfields moved in February 23 amid neighborhood demonstrations and arrests.
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Wilmington
Del
Collins Park
George Rayfield
Geraldine
Rayfields
Thirteen Corry Women Begin Directory Count
Thirteen Corry women start a census directory project for the new city election. They will work under a supervisor and are listed by name, with many participants named. The Union City census will be taken in a few weeks.
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Corry
Ferday
Twearg Preeran
Ercomnel
Edwant
J. Olden
Bertha J. Goodman
Harold Schaefer
Poulbun J
Archbishop in Athens Dies of Auto Crash Injuries
Roman Catholic Archbishop Marius Mackionites of Athens died from injuries after an automobile collision with a military truck in a rain drenched Athens suburb. A priest accompanying him was killed in the crash on April 2.
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Athens
Marius “Mackionites
Preate
Farm Groups Criticize Union Chief's Remarks
Meadville farm groups reply to statements by William Diamon president of Local 723 Milk Producers Union who accused several organizations of opposing the dairy industry. Respondents include the National Farm Bureau Federation the Grange and agricultural extension service. William Morris of the Grange defends farming involvement noting the Grange remains open to nonfarmers while stressing farming concerns in Crawford County. Claude Smith of DCSA denies miscontext from a quote about dumping milk and illegality.
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Meadville
Willian Diamon
Dimon
National
Parm Bureau Federation
The
Grange
William T. Morris
Slp
Jive
Morris
Diamon
Crawford County
Claude Smith
DCSA
Linesville
DGSA
Ilegal
Mit
Rebels proclaim provisional government in Tibet frontier
Provisional government declared by rebels in Tibet frontier reports from New Delhi indicate a new governing authority amid regional tensions. authorities in India note the development as a significant shifting dynamic in Himalayan border politics.
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New Delhi
India
Tibet
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Texas
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Imes Desprate
Los Alamos, N. M
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Los Alamos
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