Reuther To Be Re-elected As UAW Chief
Walter W Reuther was re-elected president of the United Auto Workers, a union with about 1.5 million members. His main rival, Carl Stetlito, president of a Ford Rouge plant local, was the sole challenger. The convention heard talk of plant operating costs and a potential national strike, with measures to limit disruptions and keep unity ahead of AFL CIO actions.
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Ambassador Seils For France Amid Turbulent Times
A garbled report describes an ambassadorial mission to France amid diplomatic friction. It mentions a figure named Seils, a reference to Libertes and Tortinese factions, and an event involving a board chair in Corning. Details are fragmentary, with many names and phrases unclear.
Mrs Joe McCarthy Skips Eisenhower White House Party
Mrs Joe McCarthy wife of Wisconsin senator refused a White House reception for Eisenhower era officials after claiming she did not receive a formal invitation. She said the invitation was oral by telephone and that she could not respond in time. A note from Mrs Elsulinger apologized for missing the function due to being unavailable.
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Teachers Seek Fringe Benefits From Board
Teachers and the Cory Area Teachers Association plan fringe benefits via a group life insurance program for district staff. The Joint Committee meets tonight at 90 Felix. Nutthews, president, attended as Superintendent M Douglas noted potential fringe benefits. The plan, reportedly run by a local agent, lacks Monday disclosure and awaits budget approval from six districts after joint committee review. A 30 day exam follows before final adoption.
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Local Man Arrested for Park Street Burglary
Police hold Laverne Warren Davis, 10 East Main Street, on burglary charges after a Tuesday morning break in at Park Linch on North Center Street. About $90 in cash and 10 to 12 cartons of cigarettes were stolen. Davis, a former counterman at Park Linch, was traced to Jamestown after Corry officers tipped off Jamestown police. He boarded a morning train to Jamestown and was to be picked up by local authorities. The investigation tied him to the crime, with more details to be released.
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Laverne Warren Davis
East Main Street
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Hurley Drake
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Poor Visibility Blamed As Cause Of Area Accident
Corry police completed an investigation of a two car crash at Routes 77 and 80 south of Spartansburg. Edwnd Hansen, 61, and Delbert Groscutt, 213 East Street, collided while turning onto Route 7 from Route 9 as poor visibility from falling snow prevented seeing the other vehicle. Damages were about 200 dollars to Hansen and 100 dollars to Groscutt's car.
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Delbert Groscutt
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Pennsylvania Railroad Introduces Faster Northern Schedule
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a faster Northwestern Pennsyl va nia route to Philadelphia with a new roomette sleeping car effective April 14, daylight saving time. The change trims about an hour from the Erie to Emporium express by rerouting options via Philadelphia and Washington, with two new Pullman arrangements and revised connections. James W. Miller Jr of Buffalo notes the improvement aims to keep the money-losing service viable and cites the shift as drawing on the new open section Pullmans and the popular roomette for Buffalo to Washington travel.
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Northern Reglon
Schools To Review Ban On Gym Use
The Corry Area Joint Committee will meet to review whether dancing should be permitted in the new Corry Area High School gym. The floor’s protection had led to a prior ban, with Wright School serving as an alternative.
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Summerfield Gains New GOP Backing in Post Office Plan
Summerfield drew fresh Republican support as Congress faced pressure to approve an additional 47 million dollars for postal operations. The push aims to fund anticipated fiscal needs and safeguard postal services, with party leaders pledging unity in backing the measure despite budget constraints.
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Dallas Tornado Study Quells Theories May Lead To Control
A Dallas tornado observed April 2 prompted Weather Bureau officials to reassess early theories about tornado mechanics. Preliminary findings suggest debris is lifted from the funnel’s edge rather than drawn inward, with winds estimated between 500 and 700 mph. The event killed 10, injured many, and caused up to four million dollars in damage, potentially guiding future control studies.
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Kansas City
P. H. Kulachenreuter
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington
State Police Quell Outburst At Pardons Probe in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg, state police assumed control of proceedings as a House Senate committee investigating the State Pardons Board experienced a loud disturbance. Attorney General McBride refused to resign as legal counsel for the board amid debates over the David Darcy commutation case. Former officials pressed for police intervention, with renewed demands to safeguard the inquiry.
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David Darcy
Retate
Edwin W.tompkins
ReGumeron
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Report on rising student unrest in the Soviet Union
US officials report growing student unrest and demand for freedom in the Soviet Union. Arthur Larson testified before the House Appropriations Committee that new social strata are forming among students and young workers. He noted a desire for greater freedom of thought and expression not previously allowed, citing recent demonstrations.
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Furista
Maret
Ben-Gurion Goes Into Vacation Amid Passover Prep
Prime Minister Ben-Gurion began a postponed vacation today as Israel readies for Passover. A relaxation of the atmosphere followed reports abroad about tensions, while neighboring Jordan was expected to retreat discreetly for about two weeks.
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David Bun-Guyion
Jordan
Lawmakers Debate Highways Control and 100000 Inquiry
Harrisburg reports a legislative tug-of-war over highway reform and a House bill for a $100,000 investigation of the State Highways Department. Senate GOP leaders urge action while church groups oppose a refer endum on legalized parimutuel betting. Pardon Board hearings focus on commutations in the Bucks County tavern slaying case.
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Edward Dunn
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David Darey
Tye Ite
Stander
Bucks County
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Matthew H. McCloske
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Eisenhower lauds Britain's new military plan
President Eisenhower praised Britain's decision to streamline its military program and adapt to atomic-age defense. He noted NATO concerns but emphasized Britain's need for a broader security approach beyond troop strength, citing past U.S. reforms in 1953 and describing his own health remarks during the Bermuda briefing.
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Scranton Probe Hearings to Open Next Tuesday
Washington report says the Racketeering Investigating Committee will hold hearings for about three days beginning next Tuesday on practices in the Scranton Pennsylvania area. The exact matters and witnesses are not disclosed. David P Maxwell of Philadelphia urged prompt action to disbar lawyers implicated in rackets and labor conspiracies.
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Robbery at Canonsburg home threats and theft
State Police report a violent home invasion at Mr and Mrs William McDowell in Peters Township Canonsburg. Two men tied and beat the couple demanding money, ransacking the house and taking 135 dollars after threatening to burn the home. Mrs McDowell encountered a gunman at the door, and the culprits fled after tying the pair and destroying papers.
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Schary Wins Rights for Roosevelt Movie Project
Dory Schary secured exclusive rights from the Roosevelt family to develop a stage play and film about Franklin D. Roosevelt. The project marks Schary's first undertaking with Goheury Studio, following a prior November production.
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Film 4tar Sentenced Woman in Home Hearing
A woman known as FOPER is sentenced after a home hearing. Her lawyer immediately appeals the ruling, with mixed legal arguments presented as the case unfolds.
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Solons Fear Proposals May Be Dumped By Dem Legislature
Washington reports President Eisenhower faced advice from Republican leaders to pressure Congress to accelerate action on his tentative program. If civil rights legislation stalls further, proposals such as federal school construction aid may be dropped as the Democratic Senate slows action, with the school bill tied to budget squeezes and post office funding under review.
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Couple Pleads Guilty To Red Spy Charges
In New York a couple named Jack Soble and Myra pleaded guilty to conspiring with Soviet nationals to obtain documents and materials related to US defense. The charge carries possible death penalty on conviction. prosecutors weigh next steps as the case moves through five courts. The plea entered before Judge Richard H. Level in New York.
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