U N Charter Revision Favored by State Dept
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles testified on January 18 1954 and reiterated April 13 that the United States supports revising the UN Charter through a conference. He outlined six changes noting membership universality and China Red status as key issues and cited Articles 108 and 109 detailing revision steps and veto risks.
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U. N
U. S. State Department
United Nations
John Foster Dulles
Senate
Dulles
U. S
Security Council
General Assembly
Tclu
Assembly
Senate Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Vandenberg
United States
City Council to discuss municipal electric plant feasibility
Corry news from April 19 1935 reports a special council session at Municipal Building planned to review developments on a study of the city running its own electric light plant. The item follows local notes including a pony riding accident injuring Miss Marlon Gates and Dorothea Akam resigning from G C Murphy to join Aero Supply Corp.
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Corry
Marlon Gates
Thad Gates
R. D
Dorothea Akam
G. C. Murphy Company
The
Aero Supply Corp
Valuable horse transferred by local express offices
A valuable horse owned by the United States Horseshoe Company of Erie was transferred by local express offices yesterday. The animal was valued at 5500 on the express companys papers. Dewey Scott, a young city resident, brought in a trout yesterday measuring 20 inches and weighing two pounds 10 ounces. Theo Williams gave a review of the past weeks international news at the current events period in high school today. The discussion covered pacific settlements of international disputes and the admission of new members. These principles, first announced as US policy by Secretary of State George Marshall at Assembly sessions in 1947, were reaffirmed by Secretary Dulles in his January 1954 testimony.
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United States Horseshoe Company of
Erie
Express
Dewey Scott
Theo Williams
High School Today
U. S
George ©. Marshall
Dulles
Senate
How Smart Are You Test Yourself With Five Questions
A reader quiz asks seven questions on current events and facts of national and world importance. It covers Bandung conference locations, surviving presidential nominees, German measles in pregnancy, Northwest hydro power plans, Churchill’s age, and Marilyn Monroe’s birth name Norma Jean Baker.
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Bandung
India
Indonesia
Philippines
Japan
Egypt
U. S
Northwest
Hell’s Canyon
Columbia
Snake, Salmon
Little, Missouri
Yellowstone River
Winston Churchill
Norma Jean Baker
Flying high embezzler sentenced in Meadville
Judge Herbert A. Mook told George E. Price he flew too high by mortgaging belongings to buy a car and letting rent payments lag. Price, pleading guilty to embezzlement from Montgomery Ward & Co as an assistant manager, must restitution $500 and is placed on three years probation. His attorney cited a good prior record and that relatives had already restored the funds.
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Meadville
Herbert A. Mook
George E. Price
D Street
Montgomery Ward & Co
Price
Stuart A. Culbertson
Culbertson
Convict Olson In Bigamy Case
Former M Sgt William H Olson, a Youngsville native, pleaded guilty to bigamy. A Fort Bragg court martial sentenced him to six months confinement and forfeiture of $25 a month pay. His second marriage to Mable Hardin followed a disputed earlier union. The case notes prior divorce actions and jurisdiction questions raised by defense counsel. The sentence, part of a broader military career, is under review. At the time, about 25 airplanes were flying across the Atlantic.
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William H. Olson
Youngsville
Korea
Associated Press
Fort Bragg
N. C
Olson
Mable Hardin
Lumberton
Bennettsville
8. C
Dorothy
Bandermill Olson
Tihhie Ae
Watertown
Army
Bruce N. Igilaspey
Gillasper
Trucker dies as steel load crushes truck in Route 20 crash
Trucker Vaughn 29 of Bucyrus killed at 3 40 am when his rig struck a parked car driven by Mario DiFilippo 37 of Erie and rammed a tree. Steel in the Kapland Trucking Co Cleveland outfit shifted and crushed the driver. DiFilippo and two Erie passengers Armand Rossani and Gerald DiBello detained as police investigate. Also reports two Erie youths injured in a separate Sunday crash near Glenwood Park Avenue. 17 year old James Gott hospitalized with head injuries and 16 year old Peter Benoit with head and facial lacerations. A 3 year old Brieland Gary of Erie is in fair condition with fractured skull and hip after darting in front of car driven by Frank Naccarto 24 on West ith Street.
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Erie
Max Vaughn
Bucyrus
Route 20
Ashtabula
Vaughn
Mario DiFilippo
Kapland Trucking Co
Cleveland
DiFilippo
Armand Rossani
Gerald
DiBello
Erle
Glenwood Park Avenue
James Gott
St. Vincent's Hospital
Peter Benoit
Sst. Vincent’s Hospital
Brieland Gary
Bernard Curry
Frank J. Naccarto
West Ith Street
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Atlantic Ocean
Spring Street
Richard J. Potter, M. D
LEED
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Barney’s Firestone
Canter Street
National Bank of Corry
Friendly Bank
the National Bank of Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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RBG
ARTA
TriVal
Paragon
TruVal
Al's Clothes Shop
Inty
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