Eisenhower pledges troops in Europe while threat exists
President Eisenhower states a fair share of U S troops will remain in Europe as long as Western security is at risk. In a six point message to six Western European leaders he seeks French ratification of the EDC and pledges continued atomic information sharing with allies.
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Associated Presa Augusta
Eisenhower
Europe
European Defense Community
EDC
Wietfeet
West Germany
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Thaly
U. S
Yseitien
United States
BDC
Alfred M. Gruentner
Congress
Atlantic
James
Hagerty
Thos Burkhart Dies Suddenly After Fishing Trip
Thomas M Burkhart longtime Journal employee and foreman of the mechanical department dies at Corry Memorial Hospital from a heart attack following a fishing mishap in Beaverdam stream near the Methodist Church property in Blein. He was 54, survived by wife Mary Malone and four sons Thomas Jr James John and Edward. Funeral plans set with rosary Sunday night and Mass Monday at St Elizabeths.
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Thomas M. Burkhart
Wfelong
The
Journal
Corry Memorial Hospital
Burkhart
Beaverdam
Methodist Church
Blein
West Irving
Brickhart
Hugh O'Hare
Bt. Thomas’ Chulrch
Corry Lodge
B.P.O.B. of Corry Council
Knights of Columbus
Stanford Hose Company
Beaver Club
Mary Malone
Thomas Jr
James
John
Edward
William Zafir
Opulos
Burk
Hart
Thomas Cemetery
Young Republicans Club to Hold May Meeting in Armory
The Young Republicans Club plans a May 1 box social at the State Armory led by Chairman Donald Dickinson. A dance and speaker are planned with a prominent officeholder hoped to attend. John Rosebacher chairs a ticket committee selling memberships for six months in Corry.
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Young Gop Club
Young Republicans Club
State Armory
Donald Dickinson
John Rosebacher
Corry
Senators cite voluminous data on Oppenheimer in 1952
Senate internal security subcommittee members say a review uncovered voluminous information about J. Robert Oppenheimer in 1952. They note the case involved sensitive atomic work and possible security ramifications. The investigation was not acted on at the time and later panels examined security charges against Oppenheimer.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Internal Security
Ter
J. Robert Oppenhetmer
Jenner
R-Tid
Ser. McCarran
D-Ney
Oppenheimer
Jenner-McCurrill
Edward Ucondon
New York Journal American
The
Daily News
Condon
House Un-American Activities Committee
Rochester (N) Times - Arden
Washington Star
Corning Glas Co
Corning
Oppeneimer
PAYS FINE AFTER HITTING GATES
Louis Levstick 49 of 111 Lemon street paid fines for drunkenness and leaving the scene of an accident after arraignment before Alderman M. Cobbett. He admitted driving the car that toppled Erie crossing gates on Thratt avenue and failed to stop. The alderman fined him 8 for drunkenness and 25 for leaving the scene, with restitution for gate damage. Lawson begins workhouse term for killing Melchiore Romano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Levstick
Lemon Street
M. 5
Cobbett
Levatick
Erie Allroad
Thrat Avenue
Levaatick
PUC Proposes New Schedule of Phone Rates
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission suggests a revised rate schedule for General Telephone of Pennsylvania aimed at spreading higher costs more evenly. The plan would raise bills for Riceville and Cambridge Springs by 34 to 44 percent and seeks about 1.5 million dollars more annual revenue. Local officials and customers await the commission’s action and forthcoming hearings.
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Pennsylvania Public Abiity Commission
General Thiphone Company of Pennsylvania
BUC
PUC
PUG
W. W. Waterhouse
Lews Miller
Lloyd
Benjamin
Commission
General Telephone
Riceville
Cambridge Springs
Erle
Donald Carnahan
Corty
Heaennes
Bre
Harria
Seattle Seeker Sees Windshield Mystery Stirring City
Seattle residents react to a wave of damaged windshields with theories ranging from superstition to hydrogen bombs. Officials urge calm as Dr. Ritter notes no clear cause and the city questions mass hysteria while windshields pile up in dozens, possibly thousands.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Puget
United States
Allan Pomeroy
Iis
Silatunee
Toramyrat
M Ritter
Chemistry Department
University of Washington
Viet Minh ready final assault on Dien Bien Phu
Rebel forces bolster positions around Dien Bien Phu as Gen Vo Nguyen Giap rushes 40 000 fresh troops to the French stronghold amid heavy bombardment and planned attacks aimed before the Geneva conference. French defense tightens as Viet Minh push nears the fortress heart.
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Pr Hanot
Dien Bien Phu
Vo Nguyen Glup
Io Eebels
Hientlows
Isin Dien Bien Phu
Plurn
Minh
Wesbrip
Rabel
Dulles To Report To Ike On Monday
President Eisenhower will receive a personal report from Secretary of State Dulles in Augusta Georgia on U S efforts to forge a Pacific defense alliance and curb communism. The briefing follows Dulles London and Paris talks as NATO and Geneva conferences loom.
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Oees
Augusta
Elstnhower
Dulles
United States
London
Pars
Thdoching
Southeast Asia
Wallington
Mgt Blaenhower
O Pacific
McCarthy Camp Pushes Pre Hearing Probe Demand
Senator Mundt pressed ahead with plans for televised public hearings into McCarthy Army connections amid demands for an immediate investigation. The subcommittee considers leaks and charges against McCarthy and aides, with calls for accountability for officials who allegedly leaked parts of the report.
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Associated
Wresa Ashing
Mundt
R-Sd
McCarthy Army
McCarthy Amp
Minndt
Ehatemary
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Wiese
McGarthy
Hoy M. Cohn
Subcommittee
Yevenne
Army
New York
McCarthy
Senator Symington
D- Mo
Ysymington Sai No HS
Matlng
Houston
Tex
Bymington
Senate
Portagon
M Drafite
Pyt
David Sehine
Marc McCarthy
Strike Near At Four Atomic Plants
Federal mediators abandoned efforts to avert a strike by about 8,000 workers at four plants in Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky. Negotiations broke off after an all night session failed to resolve demands for a substantial wage increase. The strike deadline was extended to midnight.
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Paged
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Pu- Mucah
Clyde M. Mills
Federal Mediation and Goncillation Service
Washington
Mills
Wnion
Trout season second day draws crowds across Pennsylvania
Anglers flock to streams as opening day continues with reports of high turnout. The Pennsylvania Fish Commission notes strong fishing in most regions and exceptional conditions in others, with two 26 inch brown trout reported in Bald Eagle Creek by William Wiernicki of Shenandoah.
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Shenandoah
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Charles A. French
Commision
Centre County
Satamm
Nome
William Wiernicki
Bald Eagle Creek
Capehart Says Inquiry Will Not Be Toned Down
Three Democrats oppose narrowing the Senate Banking Committee inquiry to housing swindles in the Truman era while hearings begin. They accuse the panel of underemphasizing excessive repair fees linked to FHA loans and exhorbitant rents in apartment projects funded under a postwar program.
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Capehart
Truman
Associated Frep
Washington
Benate Banking Committee
ReInd
Benatorr Dourglas
Timois
Lehman
New York
Maybank
South Carolina
FILA
Internal Revenue Service
Anid Buiders
Tito in tentative alliance plan with Turkey in Ankara
Yugoslav President Tito tentatively agrees to form an outright military alliance with Turkey, NATO's easternmost member, during a state visit in Ankara. Foreign Minister Koca Popovic announced the move as a climax of the visit, with aims to press Greece and unite Balkan states.
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Tito
Turkey
Ankara
Yugoslavia
Tito Nam Axread
NATO
Preas
Greece
Balkans
Koca Popovic
Moscow
Sewer bonds loom as Corry authority delays decision
The Corry Municipal Authority weighs an $630000 sewage bond with Travelers Insurance possible lower rate. Officials balk at 3.46 percent and await word Monday while planning $18 yearly sewer charges per household to fund the plant and debt. If Travelers offers, bonds may be retired in 20 years, otherwise Collings firm plan would run 30 years.
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Corry Municipal Authority
C. C. Collings Co
Philadelphia
Travelera Insurance Company
Hartford
Collings
Ben Shoemaker
Authority
Insurance Company
Seltine
Elig ‘Lis
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Gene Philips Stutzman
Mes
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RD. A. Corry
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Laken
Thos. Burkhart
Ted
McCarran
Erie
First Avenue
Pittsburgh
Robert Lawson
Melchiore Romano
Lawson
J. Front
Vietminh
Hagerstown
McCarthy Camp
City Authority
Penn
Mra
Ade Wett McClellan
William Penn
Shim
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