Soviet urge for early Big Four Vienna meeting on Austria
Moscow proposes immediate foreign minister talks among the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union in Vienna to sign a state treaty with Austria. Molotov handed notes to Western ambassadors urging U S participation and outlining a path to a democratic Austrian state.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Vienna
V. M. Molotov
Britain
France
United States
Rab
Austria
U. S
Charles H. Bohlen
Molotov
Boviet
Foreign Ministry
Leoid Tynchey
Bohlen
C. C. Parrott
Wffaires
Jean Leroy
Raab
Europe
Free X Rays Today At Erie County Health Unit
Daily mobile x ray program visits McTnnes Steg Co plant Ragern Bicol Ajax Tron Works and Evie Corner Eighth and Brite Streets Erie Forge and Steel Fairview with a goal to uncover early tuberculosis cases. Health association funds the survey as a community service.
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Aero
Aria County Health Aid
McTnnes Steg Co
Ragern Bicol
Lunt
Ajax Tron
Fivle
Eighth
Britetreets
Evie
Corry
Erie Forge and Steel
Fairview
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Corry Considers Daylight Saving Time Start Date
City Council decided last night to begin daylight saving time on April 24 in Corry but left the end date unsettled. Erie and Union City have not set deadlines, so officials will wait for others before acting. A move to extend DST to late October gains support statewide, with many communities keeping clocks forward until the last Sunday in October.
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Corry
Erie
Union City
Erle
Moon Slaying Case Pushes Law on Prison Transfers
Harrisburg lawmakers consider a bill to let smaller counties transfer prisoners awaiting first degree murder sentences to out‑of‑county facilities. Rep. Allen M. Gideon said the measure would require the tried county to pay for transfer and maintenance. Moon, convicted of the Judge Allison Wade shooting in Warren County, remains awaiting sentencing. Warren County faced high costs for 24‑hour guards due to the insanity plea.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Norman Moon
Allen M. Gideon
R-Waren
House
Warren County
Moon
Allison Wade
Warren
Gibson
Albert S. Readinger
Young Cyclist Struck By Car Near Corry
A 13 year old boy, Robert McIntyre Jr., was knocked from his bicycle on Crippen Road near his home yesterday afternoon by a car driven by 16 year old Leonard Volk. He was treated by a family physician for bruises to the knee and right shoulder as State Police opened an investigation. Witnesses described a strong impact bending a metal mailbox post and countered the car’s speed as the bicyclist rode north on the right side of Crippen Road.
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Corry
Hig
Crippen Road
Robert McIntyre Jr
Robert McIntyre
McIntyre
Crippen Ronda
Ronard Volk
Alo
F D
Btate
City Council Buys Fire Hose for New Truck
City council opened bids for 4500 feet of fire hose and accepted W J Lawless of El mira N Y as supplier for 1500 feet with fittings meeting local specs at 2202.60 dollars. Other bids included raincoats and helmets referred to Stanford Hose Co for advice. Council also approved curb cutting, street work, cleanups for April 26 and 27, extended petition deadlines, fireworks ordinance changes, and removed Ross Fehrman from Airport Authority, replacing with Paul Auer.
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W. J. Lawless
Elmira
Bi-Lateral Hose Co
Council
Lawless
Stanford Hose Company
9 Council
St. Thomas’ Church
Washington Street
Raymond Mfg. Co
East Pleasant Street
Counal
Conneil
Ross Fehrman
Airport Authority
Paul ©. Auer
Wright Street
Pennsylvania Department of State
Acto Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Main Street
Fifthavarine
Chou En Lai Opens Parley Pressing Peaceful Coexistence
Chou En Lai told the Asian African conference Bandung that China seeks peaceful coexistence, rejects subversion by the United States, and offers readiness to improve relations with neighbors under five peaceful coexistence principles. He acknowledged Communist China’s ideology but urged unity and urged not to press ideology at the talks.
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Associated Press
Bandung
Todonesix
Red
China
Chou
Talwari Formosa
Critiera
United Nnions
U. S
Cho
Chow
India
Burma
Indonesia
Ghina
Philippines
Yale
United Nations
Colomba
Biurdurg
Red China
London strike ends after 26 days of newspaper stoppage
AP News Briefs reports a London strike that halted the city’s newspapers for 26 days was settled tonight. The brief also notes a U S Supreme Court case on government layoffs for loyalty while keeping secret records. Separate dispatches cover Vietnam and a former Watland Guild organizer’s testimony.
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London
Washington
Supreme Court
John Punnett Peters
Yale University
Appointment of Biddle Okayed
Harrisburg report confirms Brig. Gen. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Je is slated as adjutant general of Pennsylvania and won unanimous Senate approval after pending confirmation to finish a Washington assignment. He succeeds Adj. Gen. Frank A Weber in the cabinet post, in a $16,000 year rate.
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Harrisburg
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Senate
George M. Lender
Biddie
Washington
Adj
Frank A Weber
McCarthy Income Tax Record Cleared After Inquiry
Washington reports indicate the Internal Revenue Service cleared Senator McCarthy of major finance faults after a long audit covering 1940 through 1950. Estimates for his refund range from 1,046.75 to 1,056 dollars, with sources noting notification from Commissioner Andrews. The matter followed a 1951 52 Senate inquiry and a later presidential level review, McCarthy denying wrongdoing and preparing a public address.
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Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
McCarthy
Wisconsin Republiat
Dex Moines
Iowa
State Department
R. W. Scott Meleor
T. Coleman Andrews
Internal Revenue
McLeod
Dulles Faces Senate on Yalta Papers Leak
Secretary of State Dulles testified that Carl W. McCardie leaked a galley copy of the Yalta papers to the New York Times on March 15 16, arguing publishing would not hurt U S relations. He said British objections were withdrawn and that the leak did not breach security. Reston and McCardle urged full publication to avoid garbled disclosure.
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McCardie
Senate
New York Times
Britain
Associated Press
Washington
Assstant
Carl W. McCardie
Yalta
Trabase
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York ‘Times
U.S
State Department
Churchill
Stalin
Roosevelt
Sen
George D-Qa
James B. Reston
McCurdie
Reston
George
Dullessid
McCundle
McCardle
Doles
Renton
Britta
London
Dulle
Times
Anthony Edin
Moreen Sourebary
Anthony Mying
Tintess
Air Inspector Visits Corry for Airport Improvement Survey
Air inspector Thomas Womr of the Pennsylvania Department of Aeronautics visited Corry to plan a survey of Lawrence Airport as the first step toward state aid. He met with Airport Authority Chairman Clarence Wallace and Aero Supply Mgr. Inc president William Coleman to arrange engineer site visits within two weeks and prepare cost recommendations. The authority has requested aid from the Aeronautics Commission and sought General Assembly funds.
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Thomas Womr
Pennsylvania Department of Aeronautics
Corry
Lawrence
Wamner
Clarence Wallace
Airport Authority
William Colemnm
Aero Supply Mig
Qu. Inc
Enginered
Plesty
Aeronauticy Commission
General Assembly
Womner van
Oule
Man
William Allen
Ebmtemin
Chita
Vinlt
Ed Guy
George M
Harrise Lure
Three Women Hurt At Pittsburgh Picket Line
In Eyre Grange near Pittsburgh three women strikers were slightly hurt while trying to block a truck at the Papercradle Co landing dock. Teresa Marenko and Margaret Moot were treated for cuts and bruises and charged with disorderly conduct. A truck driver Gael Naccard, 24, faced assault and battery charges. Two other picketers and two lekkemen were arrested. Another report notes two miners, James Been I of Williamsport, 43, and John Phunarch, 20, killed at a mountaintop independent mine.
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Pittsburgh
Leuekmen
Gael Ki Naccard
Papercradl Co
Damnner
Warnen Mristor Powell
Terena Marenko
Margaret Moot
Mii
Audrey Bink
Navenkti
Williamsport
Jamee Been I
John Phunarch
Willamesport
Nation Mourns Sudden Passing of Dr Einstein
Albert Einstein, 76, dies of ruptured aorta in Princeton. Cremation follows. his brain and organs are donated for research. Memorials planned at Carnegie Hall in New York and Princeton University Whig Hall.
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Nation
Einstein
Asociated
Princeton
N. J
Albert Einstein
New York
Carneggie Hall
Hillel
Nehru
India
Hundung
Indonesia
Hinsteln'aetter
Hand Crushed By Falling Derrick Incident
A serious accident at the Bauth Center street top of the Hill left several injured and one man with a crushed hand from a falling derrick. Hospital reports list victims including Ronald Carter of Franke Vins stool and Garry Memorial Hospital staff noting facial injuries and a crushed left index finger.
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Tony
Garry Memoril
Ronald Carter
Fedots
Vyvtel
Governor proposes 620 million tax package in Pennsylvania
Governor George M. Leader submits a 620,067,000 tax plan to the General Assembly, aiming to raise revenue with a broad income tax and multiple levies. The package, part of an 81.84 billion 1955-57 budget, includes motor fund increases and new corporate, personal, and wage taxes to balance the state budget and fund government operations.
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Associated Pres
Harrisburg
George M
General Assembly
Sid
The
Pennsylvania
Jevinson
Ure
Uial Pany
Iisse
Ata Singhe
Nasser Bly
Long
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