Dulles and Eden Urge Britain to Back Early Indochina Warning
Secretary of State Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Eden seek a united Western front for an early warning to Red China to halt Southeast Asia aggression. They push for a pre Geneva declaration to support Indochina settlement talks beginning April 26 while Paris and London resist any ultimatum framing.
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Associated Pres
London
John Foster Dulles
Britain
Dulles
Anthony Eden
Indochina
Koren
Geneva
Russia
Red China
Eden
Washington
Southeast Asia
Paris
Reds
Peiping
Southeast Asia Defense Organization
English
le Figaro
le Populaire
Knowland
R-Calif
United States
Europe
Amore
China
Mao Tat Tung
Fire saved by extinguisher at Kentogle home
A frame house in East Branch belonging to Wilbur Kentogle was saved from a late afternoon blaze. Firemen from Corry and Columbus answered the 5:45 p m alarm but Filfoyle extinguished the flames in the attic, limiting damage to about 700 dollars. The fire was blamed on a defective chimney as the family woke their four children and escaped.
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Wilbur Kentogler
East Branch
Corry
Columbus
Filfoyle
Mira
Investment Co to Bid Thursday on Bond Issue
The GC Collings Co Inc and Philadelphia investment firm plan to bid Thursday evening on 3620 000 in Corry Municipal Authority bonds for financing a sewage treatment plant. Attorneys report two insurers Travelers and Provident Mutual may bid later, with engineering firm Gilbert Associates to provide data guiding the bid. If the Collings bid is not accepted at the joint Authority and Council session, the firm will prepare a prospectus for other bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. Collings Co, Inc
Philadelphia
Corry Municipal Authority
Golicitor
Roger Brown
Hartford
Collings
Abe
Gilbert Associates, Inc
Man Surrenders to Police in Columbus Auto Theft Case
Frederick Craig, 97, of Columbus, surrendered at 1:05 p m to city police. He admitted taking a car from a used car lot and driving it to Oak Hall where he abandoned a second vehicle. State Police will decide charges with potential FBI involvement and possible larceny and non support charges.
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Frederick Craig
Columbus
Craig
Erie County
Colum
Jus. O
Oak Hall
Waterford
Man Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Conduct
Alston Chas of 315 Yore street pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct before Alderman Cobbitt and was fined 251 plus costs. He was arrested at work for drunken and disorderly conduct but the prior complaint was dropped at the hearing.
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Alston Chas
Yore Street
Cobbitt
Chase
Russell Warns Against Overstressing H Bond
Sen. Russell warns against relying on the hydrogen bomb and cutting conventional weapons. He cites doubts from Sen. Anderson and AFL President Meany and questions the five billion dollar cut in overall military funds. Eisenhower argues for a new look with air power and mobile, decisive forces.
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Associated Prean
Washington
Sen
Russell
Dga
Congress
Anderson
D-Nm
AFL
George Meany
Senate Armed Services
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Eisenhower
Wheither
Plan to Outlaw Red Party Meets Strong Opposition
Attorney General Brownell opposed legislative moves to outlaw the Communist party arguing such laws would push the movement underground and hinder FBI investigations. He urged broadening Internal Security Act registration, union and business scrutiny, dismissals for dangerous affiliations, revised sabotage laws for critical facilities, longer prosecutorial windows, and possible peacetime death penalties for espionage.
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Associated Press
Washington
Brownell
Communist Party
House Judiciary
Tself
FBI
Pardlee Fined for Drunkenness After West Main Incident
Corry Pardlee yesterday pleaded guilty to drunkenness before Alderman Cubbet, after a dispute on West Main street. Buell, taken into custody at 4:90 Saturday, allegedly flashed a knife to a girl. police intend to pursue the incident. On parole until 1956 for prior car theft, Buell faced further action. In other news, John J. Miller of Ebensburg was voted chairman of Pennsylvania Bankers Association Group 6 during a meeting including bankers from Clearfield, Cambria, Bedford, and Huntingdon counties. He presides over the First National Bank of Cremon.
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James Varue Purer
Cubbett
Buell
West Main Street
Mpdin
Buell le
Bankers’ Group
Altoona
John J. Miller
Ebensburg
Group 6
Pennsylvania
Bankers Amociation
Miller
Lee
Clearfield
Cam- Bink
Bedford
Huntingdon
Centre Counties
First National Bank of Cremon
Coalition to Rule in Belgium Faces New Caretaker Government
Belgium’s election wrecked the Catholic Social Christians’ slim majority. Premier Jeat Van Houtte handed in the cabinet’s resignation to King Baudouin. The King asked the government to stay on as caretaker until a new coalition forms. The likely pact would include Socialists and Liberals. The draft term of 4 to 18 months tops the campaign chatter. NATO and U S experts favor a two year conscription.
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Novi Atlantic Alliance
Schuman Coal Steel Pool
European Defense Community
Belgium
NATO
Stevens Talks With Senators On Inquiry Scope
The Senate investigations subcommittee invited Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens to a conference on the inquiry’s scope amid charges involving McCarthy. A similar session with McCarthy is planned, aiming to define witnesses, charges and the controversy’s dimensions ahead of televised hearings. Joseph Welch attended. Thomas Prewitt was named associate counsel. Ray Jenkins noted Prewitt’s appointment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Robert T. Stevens
Sen
McCarthy Taye
McCarthy
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Btevens
Mundt
Joseph N. Welch
Boston
Army
Stevens
Thomas ¥. Prewitt
Memphis
Ray H. Jenkins
Prewitt
Tennessee Supreme Court
Jenkins
Knoxville
Tenn
State Highway Safety Bureau Director Dies
Camp Hill Pa. Elmer Transeau, 61, director of the Pennsylvania Highway Safety Bureau, died Saturday from a heart attack at his home. He had held the $9,000 a year post for 18 years and was found in the basement by his wife. A funeral service will be held in Philadelphia Wednesday.
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Kiem Camp Hill
Fment
Philadelphia
T. Elmer ‘Transeat
Pennsylvania Highway Safety Bureau
Transeau
C. Richard Miller
Harrisburg
Fenn Philadelphia
A. C. Mel Guinness
University of Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers’ Welfare and Retirement
McGuinness
Children's Hospital of
Manila in warning over Indochina policy split
President Ramon Magsaysay delayed backing One United States in Indochina crisis prompting warns to Red China to stay out of Southeast Asia. Senator Clara Recto calls the issue none of the Philippines business as talks await an U S conference on the matter.
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Associated Press
Manila
Ramon Magsaysay
United States
China
Moomysay
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Paliey
Clara M. Recto
Tadochini
Streams Rise After Rainfall Ahead of Trout Season Opening
Rainfall of 1.26 inches in Corry district improves stream conditions for the trout season opening Thursday at 5 AM. Anglers anticipate muddy waters but expect steadier flows by morning. The season runs until July 31 with a daily catch limit of eight trout and a possession limit. Resident fishing license is 9.80. nonresident is 2.26.
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Corry
George Mulderick
Aves
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Jenyth
Escapee From Death Row Slain Shocks Trenton Prison
Trenton New Jersey authorities seek to fix blame after a condemned killer who escaped death row at Trenton State Prison was shot to death by a tower guard. The escape attempt failed when the inmate was felled by submachine gun fire as he reached the cellhouse wall. A guard was suspended pending inquiry as other guards may be relieved. In a separate item a woman named Barbara Curfman Lightner of Pittsburgh was named vice chair of the campaign committee for Dr William McClelland’s gubernatorial bid.
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Trenton
N. J
Groy
Trenton Binte
Luyers
John AL. Vastorich
Venzorich
John J. van Nate
Dent
Offtenss
Wiliam McClelland
Allegheny County
Bara Curfman Lighthimter
Pittsburgh
Order of Astern Star
Parent-Teacher Association
Senator Griswold Dies After Heart Attack at Bethesda
Senator Dwight I. Griswold of Nebraska died after a heart attack at the Naval Hospital Bethesda at age 60. A three term Nebraska governor and former director of the American Legion to Greece, Griswold had served in the Senate since January 1939, with no clear plan for re election. The Senate party balance remained 48 Republicans 48 Democrats and 1 Independent as of his death.
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Nebraska
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Dwight I. Griswold
R-Neb
Goveernor
American All Minion
Greece
Naval Hospital
Bstivian Bethesda
Griswold
Xtation
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Kanold
Truman
White House
Be Dng
U. 6
Griffith Stadium
Sparta Bloomfield School Jointure Discussed at Public Meeting
A public meeting is set to explore a Sparta and Bloomfield school jointure. Roy Cleaver of the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction will speak, with Gerald Edwards as chair. Residents of Spartansburg and surrounding townships are urged to attend as state pressure grows to consolidate small schools. The proposal suggests Bloomfield and Sparta share a high school near Riceville Corners at a midway point.
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Sparta
Bloomfield
Bip
Roy Cleaver
Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction
Spencer Gerald Edwards
Spartaksburg
Sparta ‘Township
Bloomfield Township
Floyd B. Peters
Crawford County
Union City
Spartansburg
Spartan Township
Riceville Corners
Gasoline War Triggers Price Cuts at Local Stations
A competitive gasoline price war erupts on Centre Street as several service stations cut regular price to 26.9 cents and premium to 31.9 cents, with dealers waiting to see further developments after the Corry-Uniongas Dealers Association formed to curb price wars.
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Corry Rewis Qasoline Dealers Association
Legion May Buy Post House From Greyhound Bus Firm
Members of the Elmer Carrier Post American Legion were told of a special meeting this evening to discuss purchasing the Greyhound Post House on Route 6 west of the city. The Legion, which sold its North Center street home, has been meeting in a Traction Building leased space and eyes a $10,000 proposed price for the former restaurant and tavern site as a potential new post home. Conversion to suitable legion quarters is hoped to cost little.
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Elmer
Carrier Post
American Legion
Greyhound Post House
North Center Street
Traction
Greyhound Bus Homes, Inc
Greyhound Bus Line
Northenter‘ Street
Driver Hurt In Truck Crash Near Corry
Allen Henry 32 of 416 East Pleasant Street was treated and discharged from Corry Memorial Hospital after a truck mishap two and a half miles east of Corry on the Spring Creek road. Police will confer with owner Gerry Davin to decide whether charges will be filed for reckless driving or if others face allegations. The panel truck, damaged about 800, skidded on a curve, struck a culvert and overturned. Henry, reportedly returning from a tavern, was aided by William Prine and transported by ambulance.
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Allen Henry
East Pleasant Streel
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Spring Creek
Henry
Gerry Davin
North Center Street
Uhatt
William Prine
Hartley
Besieged troops beat back another big rebel assault
Viet Nam faces total mobilization ordering all male citizens 21 to 95 to fight the Viet Minh rebels. Cabinet decree under Bao Dai and Prince Buu Loc calls by May 15th, while Dien Bien Phu siege reports say French forces repelled a major Viet Minh attack with heavy losses.
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Associated Pres
Saigon
Indochina
Viet Nam
Bao Dai
Prince Buu Loc
Oao Dai
Hoa ‘Hao
Binh Xuyen
le Thang
Nguyen van Hinh
Hanoi
Dien Bien Phy
Bayerne Eta
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RED Party
Corry Pardlee
Coalition To Rule In
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Crasie -Tiltonsville
Otte
Frank Porter
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