Dag Hammarskjold launches on scene probe in Jerusalem
Associated Press report from TEL AVIV recounts UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arriving at Lydda Airport to meet Major General Burns. He delays departure to Cairo, meets Israeli officials, plans talks with Egyptian Premier Nassser, and prepares to visit Damascus and other Arab capitals amid ongoing Arab Israeli clashes.
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Associated Press
Tel Aviv
Israel
Dag Hammarskjold
Palestine
Hammar Skjold
Lydda
J. L. M. Burns
UN Palestine Truce Commission
Burns
Cairo
Hammirakjold
Cara
Gamal Abdel Nass Ser
Damascus
Syria
Huse
Jordan
Shulei Kuvatly
Tun Gira
Gaza Strip
Trae
Fedayeen
Taraelis
Taraeli
East
Judean Hills
Jordan-Israel Frontier
Ministers Affirm Stand Against All Gambling
The Corry Area Ministerial Association met for three sessions and voted against gambling in any form. Members present included Arthur Burgeas and Lt. Walter Growed along with several others. Rev Wilum Selxdr arrived late and did not vote. The executive committee urged the Council of Churches to promote a recreational program for older persons.
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Ste Corey
Corry Area
Elmer A Orther
Willam C. Bolte
Wilum
Selx
Linen
Masocial Horn
Trist
Eisenhower Signals U S Troop Use If UN Acts in Middle East
President Eisenhower states the United States will seek Congress authority to deploy troops in the Middle East if the UN Security Council calls for action to halt aggression. The policy supports UN peace efforts and Dag Hammarskjold’s mission, aligning with UN Security Council unanimity and constitutional means.
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Ereng Augusta
Eisenhower
Congress
Middle East
United Nations
U.S
Washington
James 0. Hagerty
White House
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Hagerty
Mid-East
Cilles
Dulles
United States
U. S
Dag Hammarskjold
White ‘House
Lune
UN Security Council
Senate Ready to Vote on Road Bill in Harrisburg
Harrisburg Senate set to vote today on a House passed road bill. The measure would raise state funding for local roads to at least 30 million dollars annually, up from about 18 million. Amendments specify minimum payouts to subdivisions and allocate funds by mileage and population.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Navy
Chantbgr
Pps
Lingerie theft strikes again in city report
A second lingerie theft is reported in the city with the latest incident at 400 Delaware. Patrolman French and an officer on the city police force investigated the scene after a Friday night break in. Watches and jewelry were taken and valued at an unknown amount.
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Pan
Delaware
Sid
Call For Seats Lights For Grid Field This Year
The Corry Area High School grid field will get seating for 1560 and four tripod lights on the field ends. Costs run about 12000 for stands and 16000 for lights, funded from the construction contingency. Installation aimed for September 1 to precede the 1956 season. A separate budget issue on Lonchera defenses was left undecided due to state-mandated costs and delayed state figures.
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Corry
Joint
Stepa
Tigis
Rémaine Ing Wiehts
Lonchera
Tor Nwinton
Douging
Revised School Health Program Clears Senate
A revived school health program won Senate approval in Harrisburg after securing the required votes. The measure calls for comprehensive physical examinations for all children entering first grade and regular screenings, with exams scheduled at similar intervals to current practices.
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Senate
Harrisburg
Uist
Gas Firm Rate Hike Delayed by Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg announces delay of an estimated 2.725 million rate increase proposed by Peoples Natural Gas Co affecting about 241,900 customers in western Pennsylvania. The PUC suspended action to review justifications for the boost, with decision expected soon as investigators evaluate impacts and timing. Another brief reports a robbery conviction in Greenburg with guilty plea in a separate case.
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Harrisburg
Peoples Natural Gun Co
Pitlaburehy Walt
Tbiity Commission
PUC Yeaterday
Cafeteria and Playground Proposals Highlight Corry PTA Meeting
The Corry Board of Education faces a cafeteria plan at Concord School due to long lunch trips and crowded classrooms. Harding School may gain a playground, with Wright and other projects discussed, plus speech correction rooms and a sidewalk behind Wright Field. The meeting also covered delinquent taxpayers, building maintenance costs, and a possible snow-dumping ban near Fourth Ward Playground.
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Isyeyar Teprescuimyred
Gothord School
Corry | Board of Education
Concord School
Writht
Harding Pta
Harding School
M. Douglas
Corry
Cnn
Livermara
Hiwinahuller
Wayne Street
Wright
Fourth Ward
Plt Avenue
TL Wan
E Anderson
Billy
Anderson
Taverns to Open On Eastern Standard Time This Summer
The Liquor Control Board announced taverns will operate on Eastern Standard Time during daylight months this summer. Jurisdictions will observe EST from April 2 as clocks move back and forth in most communities, aligning hours with standard time for the season.
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Reapoialem Urpmh
Harmisburg
Pennyyuulk
Vote Delay Stalls Harrisburg Assembly Action
In Harrisburg the General Assembly postponed today amid uncertainty. Officials discussed delaying a final vote on a wide slate of measures affecting lawmakers and state officials. Negotiations continued among committees and leadership to reach a consensus and set a new voting date.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Joverion
Cablorta
Pamitittes
Han
Zitiined Kesar
Ate
Civil Rights Program Faces Senate Fight Narrowly
Southern Democrats warned of a Senate clash over a proposed Eisenhower civil rights program. Critics said the plan is a political move in an election year and would bypass state remedies by letting citizens sue in federal court directly for civil rights violations. The administration argued the measures target federal action and local reform, while supporters claimed significant protections are needed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Agginial
Hough
Barratt O'Hara
D-11
Justice Department
House
O'Mann
Brownell
Capitol
Eisenhower
Dulles Meeting Presses for Possible US Troop Vote in Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles and 14 congressional leaders weighed the grave Middle East crisis and a possible request for authority to deploy U.S. troops. Martini and Knowland noted discussions, with White House officials in August keeping in touch as turmoil between Israel and Egypt escalated. The mood was urgent but no formal request was asserted, though Martini said there would be a request if necessary.
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Washington
Dulles
Ers Lodig
Middle East
Howie Gop
Martitt
U. S
Mt Chin
Congvean
Butte Department
Taraell
Egyp
UN Groupe
Palestine
Elenhower
Augusta
Git
Wna
Auguste
Senate
House
Knowlind Callfy
Dallan
Martini
Martin
Holt
Seceadary Martin Iid
Holch
Ready Resolution on Flood Control for Upper Allegheny Valley
A congressional resolution proposes flood control measures for the Upper Allegheny Valley including federal action and expedited appropriations. The plan, introduced by five Republican representatives, targets the Allegheny River area while noting Pittsburgh’s lower valley would face less impact. The measure requests Senate publication.
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Alpehen
Uses
Upper Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Eisenhower seeks six point program to boost power for peace
President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve a six point plan to attract more U.S. youth to military careers and strengthen national defense. He said a robust military career service is needed to compete with civilian opportunities and deter potential aggression, backing the defense secretary in urging swift action. The proposal covers survivor benefits, expanded medical care for dependents, improved officer strength, career incentives for medical staff, housing, and extended retirement provisions.
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Associated Pres
Augusta
Eisenhower
U.S
Ole
Nixon
House
Rayburts
Aculatr
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Eixenhower
Defense
Huld
Withon
Senate
Navy
Marine Corps
Wilken
Army
Air Force
Defense Funds Request Kills Income Tax Cut
President Eisenhower asked Congress for a 547.1 million dollar defense funding increase to speed up B-60 bomber production, Strategic Air Command bases, and the Distant Early Warning radar. Supporters say it risks undermining an income tax cut while boosting defense and the 1952 budget outlook remains balanced though some regulators doubt the plan's sufficiency.
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Washington
Blsenhower
Bob
Gorge
D-Ga
Congress
Eisenhower
Anko Jeb
Strategic Air Command
Dewine
Wilson
Capitol Mill
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Soporte Tut
United Staties
Reumin
White Hollen
Meierl
Teisenhower
Treamity
Humphrey
Potato Growers Elect Dodd in Efe County Group
The Efe County Potato Growers Association elected Dodd as president and Thompson of Phillipsville as vice president with Lee Wilson of Union City as secretary treasurer. Members voted to discontinue five day sensory fairs and plan a potato region tour through eastern Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey suggesting a new program for upcoming year.
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Pronewou
Garty Ceu
Efe County
Aksoelsion
Union City
Richard ‘Thompson
Phillipsvile
Lee Wilson
Thee
Patate
Pennsylvania
New York
Remove Soviet Biologist From Agriculture Post
An article notes the dismissal and replacement of Lyashenko a Soviet biologist once favored by Stalin. It discusses his genetics theory environmental transmission of traits and his controversial stance denounced by party and press. Lobanoy Mintakeyich and others receive promotions and cabinet posts amid a farm delegation visit to the United States.
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Moscow
Lyxenko
Tina Beni
All-Union Academy of Agricult Services
Lyawnio
Bratinaps
Lysenko
P.P Lobanoy
Lobanoy
Haw
Agriacultural
Vindinie V. Mintakeyich
Matikrvich
United States
Drowning Tragedy Follows Unscheduled Marine Recruits Hike
At Parris Island South Carolina a group of young Marine recruits undertook an unsanctioned Sunday hike into the swamp near the base. Five recruits drowned and another is missing after a night march directed by a sergeant who lacked disciplinary authority. An inquiry is opened to assign blame and determine how the tragedy occurred.
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Associated Press
Hans Island
Celine
Randolph Pate
Marine Corps
Matthew C. Mateon
Pate
Maj. Gee
Joseph ©. Burger
Parris Island
Corry Marines’ Fatal Hike Tragedy Amid Missing Recruits
Public Information Office reports seven recruits unworn at the base on February 23 remained unaccounted Sunday night during a training hike. Five bodies were recovered after the drowning in a swift stream while seven others started the march. Drill instructor Lt Matthew McKeon and Captain Alph Wood are cited for actions during the incident as officials probe the unscheduled hike. General Tate, Burger, and base leaders arrived to oversee the investigation as the tragedy draws strong scrutiny.
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Corry
Public Information Office
Partie
Talalaw
Matthew ©. McKeon
Worcester
Mira
Iey Walarn
Alph Wood
Paris Iiand
Aral
Marine Officiula
Bel Mel Keon
Randolph Tate
Marine Corps
Wantiington
Jouph €. Burger
Uir
Cin Lsa
Lumber Theft At Ajax Building Sparks Investigation
Police investigate theft of building materials from the Ajax Building site between Friday night and Monday. Witness Albert Gy Wisters and patrols are cited, with Chief Harley Drake promising to prosecute anyone caught stealing. No injuries reported. teams and Walton’s stores noted in initial reports.
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Wiry
Pune
Wang
Tom Tient
Plitiks
Albert Gy Wisters
Albert Gy Wisters, Forumary On the Job; Tt Tut Polloe Chief Harley Drake
Waltons
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