Ike Speech Opens All-Out Peace Drive
Ike launches a worldwide peace offensive urging the Soviet Union to accept immediate Korea armistice end the cold war cut armaments and fund anti poverty efforts. White House aides say the drive is the administration’s strongest bid to pressure Moscow toward a concrete peace plan.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Eisenhower
Russia
White House
Soviet Union
Korea
Liebe
American Society For
Eisonflower
Augusta Vanglon
Belal
Hiss defends UN employments links in testimony
Alger Hiss, serving a perjury sentence, says a 1946 State Department memo recommended UN employment for hundreds of people but was vague and inconsistent. He sent a letter to Rep. Keating asserting he only submitted names of potentially qualified individuals, and agreed to testify if called.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alger Hiss
United Nations
Hiss
State Department
U. N
Federal
Lewisburg
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
House
U. S
U. N. Weating
John W. Ford
William & Franklin Ford
Franklin
Gas Well Shooting Elevates Flow at Beaver County Site
Beaverdim concern reports a deep test well near Frank Stawemin farm showed increased flow after a shot at about 250,000 feet. WibWN and Carter Hill efforts cited. Wilbur Seifert of Virginia to survey and pick second-well site after private discussions.
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Frank Stawemin
Easther Ganuadt
Chapman
Medina Sind
Pennsylyonia G
San Besses
Carter Hill
Wilbur Seifert
Virginia
Samuel Scott Dies Today in Corry Death
Samuel Scott, longtime Corry resident, died this evening at Corry Memorial Hospital after a period of illness. He was in his late seventies and had lived in Corry since 1900, running a tailoring business on West Main Street. Survived by two sons, Attorney Walter H. Scott of Tampa and Dr. B. L. Scott of Rosemont, Pa, and a daughter Mrs. Genevieve Johnson. several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set for Monday at 2 PM at Davisons Funeral Home with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr. Scoll
Corning
Olen
Nord
Traction
West Main Street
Corry, PLC
Senet
Hix
Wing Presbyterian Church
Venta
Myx
Leo
Scot
Mott Street
Agai
Scott
Walter H. Scott
Tampa
Fly
B. L Scott
Rosemont
Genevieve Johnson
California
Davison Funeral Home
Starling
Pall Bayer
Pine Grove
School Board Quits Over Merger Dispute
Brockport Pa Horton Township board resigns amid a merger dispute with Ridgway. Citizens group seeks Brockway merger. principal Dr Ralph Castaterra questions how long the township will remain in the school system.
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Horton Township
Ridgway
Citizens Group
Brockway
Ralph F. Castatera
Fone
53 Additional Greek Ships Pledged To Ban Red Trade
Senator McCarthy announced a pledge by 53 Greek owned ships to abstain from participating in red trade with Soviet controlled ports in the Far East and elsewhere. The move aimed to curb communist influence, with US officials noting the arrangement as in the national interest and to keep Dulles informed of any future actions.
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Ress
Washington
Sen
McCurthy Wii
Amnaunieed
Ody
Op. Alby
Ipsual
Rade
Gammunists
Belwend
Kaske
Res Chinn
Far East
Wold
Europe
McCarty
Secretiry
Stune Dulles
Anti American Violence Flares anew in Tehran
In Tehran a VU report says an Iranian chauffeur was stabbed and his car damaged by a mob shouting anti American slogans as U S officials investigate a series of attacks. Premier Mossadegh declared martial law in Shiraz and reassured the U S envoy. No Americans were injured.
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Tehran
Associated Press
Iran
Nnual
Mohammed Mudegh
Mesrob
Melissa
Wait
Melikson
Eric Pollard
Oakland
Calif
Pollard
U. S
Shira
Southwest Tram 0
U.S
Mossadegh
Tran
Lou Henderson
Point Four
William Warne
Shiraz
Redi
Crowde
American Technical Assistance Program
Law to require reporting improvements over $1000
WARRISBURG The Seelsinture's Local Government Commission backed a bill mandating property owners report building improvements over 1000 to tax assessors. Sponsored by Brevenshan Mallory and Lane, the measure aims to close assessment loopholes and boost local revenue. noncompliance would bring penalties.
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Warrisburg
Seelsinture
Burt R. Glidden
Commission
Senate
Werse
George B. Brevenshan
Clinton
C. R. Mallory
Blair
William J. Lane
Washington
Gilden
Menis
U S Destroyer Hit By North Korean Guns Near Korea
The destroyer Maddox in Wonsan Harbor was struck by enemy fire from North Korean batteries, with at least two guns firing 166 rounds. One shell hit the main deck causing minor damage and injuring Seaman Frank Calanda of Des Moines Iowa. The ship returned fire and maintained a steady course.
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Washingtonnemy
Madnios
Korea
Ous
Frank Nick Calada
Des Moles
Iowa
Navy
Wonsan
Corry’s Oldest Resident Dies at 101
Mrs. Anne Katherine Manstrop of 1008 West Pleasant street dies at home at 9:30 p m after observing her 101st birthday on February 51 1953. A Corry resident since six years, she was born February 24 1852 in Denmark and came to the U S in 1886 with her husband. She lived in Sheffield before returning to Denmark for five years and then settled near Corry. A seamstress by trade, she worked past age 80 though sight and hearing failed. Survived by daughter Mrs Sophie McPherson two sons LG Nielsen and James Manstrop four grandchildren eight great grandchildren and one great great granddaughter. Body at Bracken Kealing Funeral Home. services 2 30 p m Sunday with Rev R F Mexicman iolvarge. burial Pine Stove Cemetery.
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Anne Katherine Manstrop
West Pleasant Street
Corry
WSOP
Byplii
Denmark
Denmmark
United States
Sheffield
America
Sophie McPherson
Nielsen
Conneaut
James Manalrop
Deland
Joyge McPherson
Bracken-Kealing Funeral Home
Mexicman Iolvarge
Pine Stove Cemetery
President Eisenhower Recovers From Food Poisoning
AUGUSTA Ga President Eisenhower was reported to be feeling better after a bout of food poisoning. Press secretary James Hagerty said the President no longer had a fever and would remain in bed at his vacation headquarters today with abdominal pain still present.
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Eisenhower
James
Hagerty
Howard Snyder
Todiny
Jet pilots shoot down four Red Mig planes in Korea
Reported Royal Air Force and U. S. Seventh Army clash over hills north and west of Charwon. Reds attacked Old Baldy and West View positions with bayonets, grenades, and heavy artillery. Americans repelled assaults after fierce fighting. up to 4,000 Chinese involved in broader offensive and defensive actions.
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Oal Manuel
Fernandes
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Ble Vision
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Charwon
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West View
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Baldy
Eighth Army
T-Bone Hill
White Horse Hill
Revs
Upper
Ali- Bator Jaw
T-Bone
Two Injured In Main St Wreck At East Main Intersection
Two youths were hospitalized after a collision at the East Main and East Streets intersection in Corry. Cecil Huffman and Douglas Pless, both of Corry, were treated for injuries not yet determined. Officer Clair Conklin, from Spring Creek, drove east as the other car failed to stop. Floss and Hulmon were occupants of the second vehicle.
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East Streets
Corry Memorial Hospital
East
Cecil Huffman
Douglas Pless
Mt the Hospital
Clair Conklin
Spring Creek
I Corry
Ranoe
Ent Street
Floss
Hulmon
Sixth Street
Chr
Clawson Ousted as Interior Department Aide
Marion Clawson was dismissed as director of the Bureau of Land Management by Secretary McKay. McKay served the notice and gave five days to appeal. the action could take effect by April 90. Clawson, who questioned civil service protection, said he was not surprised and would withhold further comment.
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Washington
Marion Clawson
Secretary of Interior
McKay
Bureau of Land Management
Clawson
Ehlise
Witheki
Trade of Prisoners Blocks Korean Armistice Talks
Liaison officers plan a Sunday meeting to restart stalled Korea truce negotiations as the UN and Communist forces debate repatriation terms. The British American convoy of ill POWs reached Kaesong Munsan amid cautious optimism for resumed talks and a possible full resumption of negotiations.
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Munsan
Korea
U.N
Joni
Darul
M. Luelaor
Corey
Americas
Melvin Gorcermist
Wowrawal
Fonvay
Reds
Switzerlund
Neubud
Luke Vaustasly
Prizanery
Representa
Uves
Switzerland
Keen Ainst
Youth admits double slaying in tavern holdup case
Union County prosecutors said Eugene Menahan, 44, a former convict, has admitted to a double slaying during a tavern holdup. His 15-year-old son had earlier confessed. Police say discrepancies in father and son statements led to doubts about which of them committed the shootings.
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Associated Press
Lizabeta
N. J
Jintin County
Rumsell Morss
Eugene Menahan
Convier
Movs
Momaban
Mowark
Hyeayenid
Union County Prosceniin Rauesel
Michael Munahan
Wold
Dolla
Lute
Axel Yne Walts
Bokoul
GE Workers Set Strike Date Amid Reopen Talks
GE workers represented by the CIO Electrical Watkins Union scheduled four meetings with General Electric to press for contract terms. The United Workers conference board and the national union planned sessions as progress stalled. Reopening talks expire today with no agreement in sight and ballot voting looming.
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York
Gilleiah
Ifiw
CIO
Watkins Union
Lotny
Lhs
Piss Furtler Arllony
Stout Lockerywase Fulke
Gener Electric Co
Twienber GE Conference Board
GIO Thiernational Union of Bluetriens Wickers
oWimion and Company
Hegd
Waters
Washington
Wits
Government headed by Nazimuddin Dismissed in Pakistan
The government led by Premier Khwaja Nazimuddin was dismissed today. The governor general stated it had proven entirely inadequate to address the country’s difficulties.
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Karachi
Pakiistan
Khwaja Nazimuddin
Drilling Set to Begin in Sparta Area Site
Work crews move major drilling equipment to Sparta site as Evans estimates place date in mid May. Local crews and suppliers prepare for this project with several companies cited as contributing to mobilization and safety plans for the operation.
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Sparta
Evans
Alii
Joby
Tikawilleras
Annelyh
Ieee
Degmak
Fire death toll may climb to 30 in Chicago factory blast
An exploson and fast spreading factory fire in Chicago killed many and left up to 30 dead. Fire crews recovered the eighth victim from wreckage as rescue efforts continued amid waterlogged debris and burning structures. Dozens more workers were missing or injured, with investigators tracing flames to a large appliance manufacturer and noting workers fled through doors and windows as tanks and buildings burned.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Piremen
Wdi
Nown
Fanory
Deuiline
Hlasnes
Unie
Amlinirs
Muleke
Huttainns
Paliesstricken
Ninth victim found after family axe murders in LA
Police report the ninth member of a family killed in a July axe attack was found with a gunshot wound to the head. The killer, Peter Agulonian, may be among several suspects in a complex sequence of events ending with a suicide. Authorities describe a wider safety concern following the family crisis.
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