Austria Hopes Top Level Four Power Meeting Ends Occupation
Vienna eyes a four power summit to end ten years of occupation as Russia shows concessions and Raab weighs inviting foreign ministers or heads of state for a parliament address on April 27. Austria aims to provide data on Moscow talks to the United States Britain and France. Pravda urges Austria to stay neutral to aid Germany and reduce tensions as Moscow discussions spark market gains.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
Russia
Julius Raab
Moscow
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Pravda
Germany
Communist Party
Julies Raub
VM. Molotov
Investin
Trud
New England Textile Workers Strike Over Wages
About 25,009 CIO Textile Workers Union members in 23 mills across Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island and Vermont walked out at 12:01 a m to press for a wage cut reversal and contract renewal. Some 31 other mills renewed contracts and plans to picket were announced. Firms argue wage cuts are needed to compete with Southern mills while Northern mills face a 23 cent hourly disadvantage. The average wage is cited as 1.30 per hour with a minimum of 1.094.
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Associated Press Hoston
New England
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
CIO Textile Workers Union
Southern Mills
Northern Mills
Youths to Face Warren County Judge Over Beek Road Vandalism
State Police report Corry teens who stoned and damaged the Beek road home of Mr and Mrs David Kalau near Corry will be brought before Warren County Judge Alexand er Flick Jr possibly next week. Ages will determine whether cited as juveniles or for malicious mischief. Damage estimated between 300 and 500 dollars with doors and shutters damaged.
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Corry
Warren County
Alexander. Filck Jr
David Kalau
Beek Road
Te Ease
Goryi High
Masons Conclave Hosts Corry Assembly Tonight
Almost 600 members of the Jenighta Temples of the York Rite Masonry gather in Corry for a district conclave. Clarence Commandery hosts at Corry Area High School with events beginning at 6 PM dinner and 7 30 PM reception for dignitaries in the gym.
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Jenighta ‘Templar
York Rite Masonry
Corry
Agnual
Algo
Clarence Commandery
No. Bi
Knights of the Musicale Order
New Corry Area
East Pleasant Street
William Hi
Croftng
Whallace M
Enigh Alfred
James NI
Kalehta Tenplae
Pennsylvant
Europa Grotto Glen Oly
Pipa Band
Erle
Order
Glee Club
Navy says Operation Send failed to alter weather
New York The Navy reports Operation Send to seed storm clouds along the East Coast proved a dud. A New York University evaluation found no support that seeding can significantly create or change a storm, leaving the experiment inconclusive.
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Nesoumen
New York
Navy
New York University
Democrats Seek Harmony Honor Rayburn at $100 Dinner
Democrats moved to bury the loyalty oath dispute and present unity at a $100-a-plate Rayburn tribute in Washington. National leaders plan rules to reduce Dixie rebellion risk, assign state parties primary duties, and set the 1956 nominating calendar with Chicago hosting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Holse
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Nations
Stephen A. Mitchell
Paull But- Jur
Veroup
Nations Committee
Chicago
Chanjs
Alabama
Butler
Hensmien
San Francisco
Massachusetts
Connecticut
South Dakota
Rayburn
Fortney Prassient
Triman
Vonight
Gund Armory
Adini E. Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
National Committee
Stevenson
Corry Ground Observer Corps Members to Receive Service Awards
Air Force representatives will present 200 hour service awards to four Corry Ground Observer Corps members at 7 20 p m in the city building assembly room. Recipients include Ann Bayenal Marion Sullivan Mrs Frank Graft Terry White Olly Capwell Malcolm fearing Eugene Wank Paul Wanl Jack McGee James Harper Willenor Wood Frank Chirleusto and Arden Baldwin. Additional unit members are eligible for 20 hour awards. Two organizations receive merit for participation the Corry-Jemestown Foremen Club and the High School Hey Club. The goal is to operate the Ground Observer Post 24 7. Watchers are urged to attend and newcomers invited.
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Air Force
Corry
Gorp
Gouri
Observer Corps Nettvitien
Copry-Jiemestown Foremen's Club
High Behool Hey
Social Kiwarite Club
Pont
Watchersare
Rural schools report lowest vaccine consent rates
In Corry and surrounding rural districts only 80 percent of first and second graders and 50 percent of older students approved polio vaccination. District-wide totals show significant gaps outside the city, with eight rural schools reporting more no than yes responses.
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Ernst and Second Pride
Corry Area
Vscrine
L. M. Douglas
Concord
Wright
St. Edward's
Harding
Harding School
Arisier
Columbus School
Spencer Schoo
Strota Sehwal
Moffatt
Lovell
Lindsey
Hemlock
UIT
Elgin
Harty van Raper
National Foundation For Triantile Paralysis
Vup Ripa
Millorn
Pyatts HF
Johina E. Salk
Cass
Pittsburgh
Tie
Pittsburgh University
Congress
Salk
Polia Houndaston
Pennsylvania plans tax and gas tax increase to fund roads
An administration source says Governor Leader will propose a one cent gas tax boost and higher auto license fees. The plan includes borrowing capacity growth for the Highway and Bridge Authority beyond 80 million dollars to finance highway improvements. A separate income tax reform is also expected, potentially exempting the first 1,000 dollars of income and applying rates up to 6 percent on rents and investments.
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Bridge Authority
Associated Press
Harrisburg
George M. Leader
High- Waly and Bridge Authority
Para
Altho
Denowni
Commission
Landey
Chamber Dinner Tickets On Sale For April Event
C of C dinner tickets go on sale announced by Hi F Bettany secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. The annual program titled Industry Appreciation will be held Wednesday evening April 27 at the Hotel Corry. Stewart A Long chairman says Roger Brown will be the principal speaker for business and professional groups. Members urged to purchase tickets immediately to aid planning.
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Othe
Stewart A. Long
Vost
Roger Brown
Jones
New Strike Violence Flares In the South
Reports from Nashville show sabotage behind a derailment on the Dixie Flyer derailing nine cars and injuring none. Rail officials label the act as sabotage while authorities probe with state support. Meanwhile, a sympathy strike by 25,000 Birmingham steel workers ends as a 4,000 strong Louisville and Nashville crew prepares to strike, affecting several lines and causing cable damage across the region.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
T. H. Gregg
Frank Clement
Whitte
More
FBT
Vwa
Chicago-Florida
Louisville and Nashville
United Steel Workers
CTO
Fairfield Works
Tennessee Coal & Tron Divisio
U.S. Steel
Communications Workers of America
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Southern Bell
Atlanta
Ala
Rome
Miami
Fla
Key West
Havana
Cubs
CWA
Damaige
Dole
Man admits stealing car after chase in Tennessee
Dudley Smith, 22, a Black resident of Chattanooga, Tennessee, pleaded guilty to the charge of unlawful use of a motor vehicle after being captured moments after a high speed pursuit near Spring Creek. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Mrs Pattida Fungo in Columbus and held at Warren County Jail until his court appearance. Witnesses described a quick stop and immediate pursuit by state police following the theft from the Golsa garage on Spring Creek Road.
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Dudley Smith
Chittanooga
Tenn
Oon
Spring Creek
Colsa
Justice of the Prove
Mra Pattida Fungo
Sit Columbus
Warren Gohnty
Elma
Tniker
Wikneawss
Sup Mon Stile
Corey Paice
Majee
Rowland
Griffaut
Hajee Pasard
Atomic tests plan and Churchill set for May election
AP briefs report tentative April 20 nuclear test for civil defense effects on remote planes and weapons. In Japan a Sandslide causing floods may have buried up to 80 people across 26 houses. Churchill expected to return to England to campaign for re election in May, aides said.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Stern
Atomic Energy Commission
Tokyo
Sasebo
Japan
Straqusta
Bially
Winston Churchill
England
Ameo
Alde
Ten-Year-Old Reels In Big Trout On Opening Day
A 10 year old, Lary Dohnson, reportedly landed a hefty trout at Spely Creek on opening day amid drizzly cold weather. Fishermen noted a surge of activity with many reporting catches from five to several pounds while creeks ran low and windy conditions persisted.
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Oellerman
Lary Dohnson
Mitchell
Aline
Misplaced Hindrances Cost Society, Babson Warns
Roger W Babson warns that misplacing handicapped individuals harms society and wastes potential. He cites 1 000 000 disabled in the U S and millions more affected by injuries and wartime disabilities, noting limited job access and productivity. He urges removal of barriers to allow disabled people to contribute, warns about lost earnings from wheelchairs and crutches, and highlights broader economic costs.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Wawson
Police Seek Ohio Car in Five States Over Family Kidnapping
Police in five states search for a light green 1950 four door Buck with Ohio plates towed by Joseph B. Lorinez 35 of Painesville Ohio. Lorinez is accused of holding his wife and three year old twins captive near Corry and threatening to throw them from a mountain peak. Local agencies warn the public while pursuing a man described as religiously fanatic and disturbed.
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Corry
Joseph B. Lorinez
Painesville
O. Lorinca
W. B. Evans
Lake County
Loriner
Ohio
Prodetus
White Tire
Lorine
Biegino
Painesville Hospital
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