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Pune
Eee
Ridge
Jasper
Stanley -Platelrn
Rocuc
Oliver Rubber
Tie Hi Weil
Miles Rhienst
Small Smith
Voulen
Spar- Waal
Isehold Electric
Eisenhower Urges Peace Steps to Ease World Tensions
President Dwight D. Eisenhower challenged Soviet leaders to practice the creed of peace by freeing the world from war and disarmament fears. He proposed a world fund financed by disarmament savings to aid undeveloped regions and urged the Kremlin to agree to steps toward world peace and independence for East European satellites. The speech, his first foreign policy address since taking office, outlined a plan for gradual disarmament and international cooperation if Russia accepts preliminary measures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Iaicrows
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Korea
Kremlin
Stevenson Plane Forced Landing Over Malaya Jungles
An RN helicopter carrying Ad ai Stavertson made a forced landing in a muddy clearing near Diy Langkal eight miles from SupeNsOHAN while flying over Malaya’s communist plagued jungles due to engine trouble. Editor Barry Ringhim of the Lailsville Ky Titres and Walter Johnson of the University of Chicago were aboard or nearby, with others not listed.
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Kuala Lumhur
Malaya
Adai Stavertson
Remington Starts Serving Sentence in Communist Ties Case
Former Commerce Department economist William W. Remington began a three year prison term after a conviction for perjury tied to Communist allegations. He surrendered at the Federal Courthouse amid ongoing appeals efforts and disputed innocence claims. His attorney noted appeals briefs were filed, with documents to be obtained by June 16 only if Remington surrendered.
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Remington
Associated Press
NEW York
Univernment
William W. Hanington
Line
Aly
Richard G. Green
Commerce Department
Gas Well Test Yields Little Output Increase
Report from Beaverdam Petroleum Corp near Frank Stutzman area details another shot using nitroglycerine at Medina sand to raise daily output. The attempt failed to dislodge enough sand to reach the 11,000 cubic feet daily record, and plans for further negotiation with a Pennsylvania company follow the limited result.
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Farluy
Beaverdam Petroteim Corp
Frank Stutzman
Festerday
Wis
Ulessh
Chapman
Medina
Hus Pennayvanin Sius Company
Ynireliee Ih
Hospital board meeting approves Corry Christmas Seal pact
Cory Metoril Hospital directors held a brief session approving an agreement with the Corry Christmas Seal Committee. The pact covers a Mingraph unitary attachment for the x ray machine funded by the committee. March admissions reached 200 with 1,483 days of service. nine deaths and 35 births. 24 major and 54 minor operations. Visiting committee called the hospital in good condition. Attendees included G. H. Helden and several directors.
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Cory Metoril Hospital
Corry
Edgar Alexander
G. H. Helden
Railway Mail Car Dropped On D. C. Corry Run
The Railway Post Office cut between Corry and Oil City will be discontinued April 26 as economies are made by the department. Corry will not lose mail work, but delays may occur for connections as pouch service shifts to post offices. Mail will still travel with the two trains to the south until they stop running. George Moon, RPO clerk, is reassigned to Highway Post Office work. Continuous mail between Corry and Oil City will be handled by baggage car and Route truck services.
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Cony
Ur South
Highway Post Office
Corry
Oil City
Support Grows for Tax Cut Bill in House Push
Twenty five House members join a bid to force a vote on a tax cut bill cutting income tax rates by ten percent. Backers seek to bypass the Rules Committee and bring the measure to the floor despite GOP leadership opposition, needing 218 signatures to trigger consideration. Among early signers are Republicans Saylor and Walter of Pennsylvania, with others reportedly backing the move as pressure mounts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hick
Howe
GOP
Ples
Ainge
Ways and Means
Cules
All House
Reps
Saylor
Walter
Pennnsylvania
Runaways Returned as Police Intercept Suspects
Morning report from Charlotte Michigan notes two youths aged 15 and 16, William Higby and Rex Fenton, being held by the county sheriff after being found away from home during a weekend trip likely toward California. Police Chief Harley Drake said no details on how the youths were located.
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Charlotte
Mich
Harley Drake
William Higby
Bill Higby
Rex Fenton
Anna Fenton
Eags
Ke Asheritt
Wom
California
Drake
Two Corry Men Hurt In Traffic Accidents
A Corry resident Eugene McGaherty, 43, suffered multiple injuries after his car hit a bridge head on near Seal's Crossing and was taken to Hamel Hospital. A second crash on the Coy road injured William Bim melluk, 68, as a dump truck operated by Milk failed brakes and Miller tried to pass. Both incidents left workers and bystanders shaken as police investigated.
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Corry Ueherman
Jigme
Uaftic Aeeldenk
Pauline
Corry
Eugene McGaherty
East Pleasant Strret
Hamel Haiti
Pethoperia
Olhers
Ihab Te
Bkie
McCafferty
Bracken-Keating
Tbe Hospital
William Bimmelluk
RD. 2
Ny One
Ownsenn
Chrysit
Einiel Mierway Drivine
Award Corry
Bishway Whiel
Walter Dinefelder
Aipervisir
Miller
Avid Uyedy
Hargoel
Cheek
Miller's EU
Hieniko
Pro-Peron mobs storm Buenos Aires centers amid riot
Pro-Peron mobs rampaged through Buenos Aires injuring and looting after a bombing at a rally by President Juan Peron. Six people were killed and 02 injured as crowds stormed order halls and social clubs, destroying venues linked to opposition parties and the CGT rally aims.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argenini
Juan Dy Peron
Plon de Mayo
Peron
Hus
Chanten Viva Peron
Jockey Club
Cen Joo
Radlenl
Bocslfabs
Plage de Mayo
Explosion in Butler Leaves $40,000 Loss
An Associated Press report details a Butler area explosion causing about $40,000 in damage. The incident is described with limited readable specifics and names, suggesting a fire or blast impact on local property and potential investigations underway.
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Butler
Associated Press
Watler
PAM
Nleanes
Eekimasey
Havering Sane
Hk Wien
Mad TinSmith murders eight then personal crisis reports
Lawence mass a mad Un smith butchered and shot to death felled many in his family before turning gun on himself. Alphonse Akulonis led a brutal slaughter across Methuen and Lawrence, killing four kin with a 2 calibre pistol then shooting himself as police closed in. Police recovered notes and described a complex family tragedy with multiple victims and a self-inflicted end.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Mass
Peter Akulonts
Methuen
Darrin
Akwlonts
Winpenter
S. Io
Madeline Akulonts
Widawes
Mary’ Akulonis
Hirather Alphonso
Dimes
Paul
Alphonse
Raymomi
Petey Jr
Alulonis
Nehool
Akulorus Appa
Ives Tivine
Sat
Hanks
Fils
Clair
Midafernoon
Lawrence Tenemmett
Witt
Michael
Peter
Raymond
Officer Named To Police Dep t Part Time Appointment
Danitel Ciorakl is appointed patrolman on a part time basis starting tonight by Mayor J Tred Kinley Gorski. He is a U S Marine veteran and former sergeant now set to continue in temporary schedule until resignation. The move brings the force to nine officers as Leslie Kelly remains on sick leave.
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Gorry Ponce
Danitel Ciorakl
Brook Street
J. Tred Kinley Gorski
Olough Gol
Leslie Kelly
Draft Needs Of Army Trimmed In 1980 Quota Cut
Washington report notes the Army trims its draft requirements by 39,006 men to meet a June quota of 146,430 expected inductees. The total since September 1980 when selective service resumed reaches ear marked figures, with a four month period contributing to the adjustment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fine's Support of Sales Tax Sought in Harrisburg
Harrisburg House Republicans press to back a sales tax after Governor Fine signals tolerance. Leaders discuss party loyalties and pressure tactics to unite GOP rebels as budget talks stall. Senate moves on merging health and welfare agencies amid broader tax debate and public works agency proposals.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
House
Repubiicus
John 8
Fine
Fing
Albert W. Johnson
Abelux
Johnson
Enouiah
Charles C
Smithy
Philadelphia
Wnh
John Jason
Ney Gil
Smith
Senate
Shome
State Commerce Department
Rowland B. Mahany
Someta
Chesterman
Uais
Mines Department
Labor and Industry Department
Senate Rules Committee
Public Works
Hiatt
Commonwealth Construction
Tiehways
T-State
Two MIGs Downed and Front-Line Attacks Reported
Allied pilots claimed two Red MIGs shot down and three damaged as fighter bombers hit frontline positions. Supply trucks moved toward the front in North Korea while trucks ferried sick and wounded for exchange at Panmunjom. Chinese forces attacked Central Hill and Jackson Heights as Eighth Army battles continued. casualties numbered in the low dozens.
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Pan=munjom
Ceneal Hay
Bob Kursus
Texas Hill
An Hou
Jackson Heights
Eighth Army
Reds Withdraw Korean Proposals in United Nations
United Nations and Soviet bloc factions debated a Korean cease-fire plan. Poland and Western allies criticized terms while urging renewed talks at Puyiminom to seek progress toward armistice without detailing settlement terms.
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United Nation
Poland
Ails
U.N
Puyiminom
Uppen
Korea
Nth
Wonire Hink Press
Uae
Amity Y Vishuisky
Two Chicago fires kill eighteen in early 1900s blaze
The Associated Press reports 18 people killed in two Chicago fires that broke minutes apart. Explosions at the Hub er Boulevard building and a second blaze caused rapid collapse and multiple fatalities, with bodies recovered as investigators sifted the wreckage.
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Associated Fresh
Chicago
Civil Defense briefing for air raid alert in city
About twenty civil defense leaders from Erle County held a briefing at Hotel Gory tusc to review Tuesday’s air raid alert. Residents will wake to a six minute siren and the industrial plate will not be suspended. Patrols along highways into the city will halt traffic and police officers will order shelter for pedestrians.
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Erle County
Sill Pedtentrinins
Maberiate le
J. Fred Kinley
Aevine
Ait Shake
Cory
Aveo Acquires Beer Flow and Ezee Flow Assets
Aveo Manufacturing Corp. acquires Beer Flow Corp. of Chicago and Ezee Flow Inc. of Collegeville Pa. Victor Emanuel Aveo president says Ezee Flow becomes Aveo’s fertiliser application equipment division.
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New York
Aveo Manufacturing Corp
Beer Flow Corp
Chicago
Ezee Flow, Inc
Collegeville
Victor Emanuel
Chelemun
Aveo
Zee Flow
Ezee Flow
Initial exchange of sick wounded 15 planned Monday
The Associated Press reports the UN command will inform the Communists on Monday if it is ready to resume the long stalled Korean armistice talks. The Reds indicated plans to respond by Sunday as U.N. officials said about 60 American prisoners and 120 other U.S. personnel could be exchanged in a Monday convoy.
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Associated Press
Mumnsan
Korea
Kuesong
Exesong
Conway
Eric
Sinmale
Fayneving
Noell
Aled
Jenner Vonesnien
Mealine
Alling
Reis
Jenve
Red
United Nations
Tieuis
Mark Chik
U.N. Far East
Bob Ras
Clark
Mother of Three Quizzed at Red Trial
A district court jury heard testimony from a mother of three who claimed to have spied on the Communist party. She testified that political leaders urged action to destabilize the government and warned of Communist takeovers. The witness, identified as Sylvit HIM of Oakland, Calif., said Nelson advised party members to create internal difficulties, including tribal tensions, to enable a future seizure of power if needed.
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UiVitive
TBP
Steve Nelson
Sylvit
Oakdland
Calif
Nelson
Lorne
Nelaoy
Los Angeles
Nelon
Irlon Clarges
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Agron
Corale
Aed
Igainst
U.S
Stevenson
Red Medina
Washington, Pa
Republic Steel Corp
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Loray
United Mine
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Erie Hospital
William Simmelink
Dep't
U. N
Niited Press
Haber Screw Machine Co
Kaesong
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