Fatal drowning claim lores spring creek rescue scene
Rain swollen waterways at Spring Creek and Conewango Creek claimed two Warren County boys yesterday. Willan Hunt, 9, and his older brother, 15, were last seen near the family home as searchers, including game protectors and local volunteers, scoured the riverbanks. Willan’s body was found lodged against a nearby obstruction. Coroner ruled accidental drowning. the mother is separated and works in Jamestown.
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Spring Creek
Conewango
Warren County
Willan Hunt
Willie Hunt
Mrs. Hunt
Jamestown
Willan C. Duff
William Duff
Warren
Hunt
Stoney Olander
Raymond Sick
Jorham
G. H. Burdick
Tidlonte
William Overturf
Youngsyllte
Howard Johnson
Nell McKay
Ronnie Il
Tolay
Sie Po Yee
Corry
Warren Biurrmeles
Tom Spring
Secor
Arthur
Paul Mckay
Arty
Ani
Pletnish
Mary Proper
Titusville
Hun
Gladys Hime
McInnes Steel Co
Trin Mfe
June Draft Call Set For 2444 In Harrisburg
State selective service headquarters announced a June draft call of 2444 men. About 4903 applicants and 49 take preinduction exams as quotas are met. Col Heney Mt Gross noted the plan aims to reach 20 year olds if possible, with remaining 18 year olds as fallback. The notice reflects May records from SRE and regional office data.
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Harrisburg
Selective Service
Pennsylvania
Tur Iine
Heney Mt. Gross
Alcoolor
Essid
United Nations votes for probe into germ warfare charges
The U N General Assembly backed an impartial probe into Communist accusations that American troops used germ warfare in Korea. The vote was 51 to 8 with Soviet abstentions as the U S and Soviet delegates clashed over charges and the need for inquiry during the opening day of the seventh session.
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U.N. Assembly
Korea
Associated Press
United Nations
Tne
U.N. General Assembly
Seit
Lev
U. S
Rawsin
U.S
Ernest A.rons
Cold War Propaganda Cuts Proposed by State Department
A $10,600,000 cutback to the national Cold War propaganda effort was proposed by the State Department and the International Information Administration. The plan would fire 30 employees and abolish 187 vacant jobs, with Voice of America reductions mainly to be limited to Iron Curtain areas and a few others deemed critical.
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Washington
State Department
Robert K. Johnson
Jad
Voice of America
Senate poised to revive low rent housing program
Senate leaders plan to restore the Public Housing Administration program after July 1, proposing 35,000 new housing unit starts for the coming fiscal year. Taft of Oregon leads a bipartisan push against suspending the program, while Republicans argue for study and limit overall funding. The House had cut the housing provision in a broad appropriations bill that funds 34 agencies.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Torbil
Ted
Taft
Lo Uv
Vie House Aclions
Albert Cole
Hisenhower
Truman
Eisenhower
Republicas
Appropriations Committee
Civil Service Retirement Fund
Corry Driver Hurt In 2 Car Crash Here
A Corry driver suffered chest injuries after a two vehicle collision at West Congress Street near Center Street. Clifford Aikens of Clymer and Aikens Jr. were cited as the other drivers. police said unaccredited signals and failure to yield caused the crash.
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Corry
AtWo-tai Amanely
Marniby
Atee
Cone Fite
Weesuiens
Aero Supply
Congress Xieeel Usd
Congress Witeel
Esa
ATL Ayta
Clifford Aikers
Clymer
Aviven
Clifford Aikeny Jr
RT Wi
Aikens
Donald Bethink
Bye
Grihant
Bnob
Torulen
Ike Is Watching Korea Developments and Policy Talk
President Eisenhower said he is ready to confer to bring peace in Korea but will wait to see how developments unfold He noted no reply from the Kremlin on his peace plan and expects spending cuts next year He also discussed National Security Council advice on Seaway participation and State and Defense Department reorganizations A Budd Go plant strike on Red Lion Road failed to halt production with about 500 workers walking out anyway
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Associated Press
Washington
Bigen
Tower
Korea
Bobs Lord
Ailtother
Kremlin
Bib Hat Wn
National Security Council
United State
St. Lawrence Seaway
Sadn
Philadelphia
Budd Go
Red Lion Road
Chassie Hine
Mysterious Barn Fire Near Corry Traced to Farm Loss $25000
Fire destroyed a two mile east Corry area barn at the Valdim farm, causing about 25000 in stock and equipment loss. Authorities investigated the blaze while nearby structures and property were spared. The incident occurred on the farm operated by James Hadyd and George Drobneck, with prior operations tied to the Willow Pond site. No immediate suspects named as fire crews battled embers before noon.
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Mysteraus
Will
Garniers
Cony Lyle
Warren
Moeninie
Conan
Runes N.V
Valdim
Vonwid Bernini
James Hadyd
George Drobneck
Shy Willow Pond
Corry
Cenuurike
Ink
Pileedin
Tom Drobneck
Emilee
Busters
Lundeestoed
Jiusiraner
Myemlke
Thensieys Obiae Ivan
Harge
Cultire
Nilmerois
Perhols
Smirchy
Wallon
Many Returned POWs Captives Only Few Weeks
Allied soldiers from Korea describe brutal treatment in Communist captivity after escape from outpost hills in Western Korea. Accounts detail torture including finger removal, exposure to smoke and gas, and harsh confinement. Marines and Colombians recount long marches, medical neglect, and improvised wounds as they returned to Allied lines within weeks.
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Associated Press
Wwredom Village
Korea
Nik Nuri
Kim Ea Sung
Maxwell D_ Taylor
Amy Noumands
Wemendons Mortoe
Columbia
Baldy
Hospital Cay
Thomas Wadlill
Ft World Tex
Samuel J. Armstrong
San Antonio
Tex
Vegas
Weidk Ne
Joseph Britety
Loni Beno
Calif
Britt
Judge James Gay Gordon Dies at 66 in Philadelphia
President Judge James Gay Gordon of the Common Pleas Court died at his home in Philadelphia after a prolonged illness. He served decades on the bench and was known for his judicial leadership.
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Philadelphia
James Gay Gordon
Common Pleas Court
Finness
Nickel Plate Facing Strike Threat Across 2200 Miles
Cleveland notes a strike threat by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen against Nickel Plate, potentially idling 16 000 workers across Ohio, New York, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Illinois. The National Railway Mediation Board may intervene to delay the walkout after a prior postponement four weeks earlier. Negotiations stalled as the March 28 strike deadline looms.
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Cleveland
Brotherwid AY
Tralminers
Ebsity
Urte
Nacional Railway
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Ofi
Tueatay
Date Set for Clearing Tax Cut Debate in House
May 20 set as likely date for clearing income tax rate bill. House Ways and Means supporters gain two key Democrats Casper of Tennessee and Mills of Arkansas with petition to force floor action. Bill would cut rates to 10 percent and push net tax relief forward six months, easing passage bottlenecks in Rules Committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
T O
House
Harley
Rep
Casper
Tennessee
Mills
D-Ark
Hus
Ways and Means
Vote Delayed On Tidelands Bill in Senate
Washington reports unresolved debate on a tidal lands bill to shift offshore submerged lands to state ownership. Democratic and Republican leaders clash over timing as absenteeism and calls for longer debate hinder a test vote.
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Tidelands
Washington
Senate
Oll
Tate
Ohio
Constitutional revision pushed as two years away
The article discusses efforts to bring a constitutional convention to rewrite the state framework within about two years. Republicans and Democrats weigh options including a graduated income tax, with Ziesler proposing a temporary measure to end tax gridlock. The plan, favored by some, faces opposition from House leaders lacking votes and would require at least five years to amend.
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Spade Passin Press
Rew
Johnson
Duijuney
General Assembly
Democratic Avi Republionty
Nolan F. Ziesler
R-Dauphin
Ziegler
House
Titusville man arrested on local warrant for theft
Titusville man Titusville 27 year old Gilson was seized by city police on a warrant from Alderman Love’s office. He allegedly stole a 22 caliber rifle from Melon Chatha and issued several worthless checks. He was held for arraignment before Alderman Love after being turned over to Constable Savard and Lt Brady.
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Titusville
Virgil A. Gilson
RD. 1
N Allen Love
Gilson
Melon Chatha
Titsville
Savard
Brady
Police Department
Alderman Love
Communists pledge broader return of wounded Allied prisoners
Panmunjom reports say Communists will free more disabled Allied prisoners and restore sick and wounded troops held in North Korean stockades. After weeks of delay the offer covers U S, South Korean, British, Turkish, Dutch, Colombian and other nationals. An UN review board considers expanding exchanges as wars toll rises with hundreds of prisoners still in captivity.
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Hy Associated Press
Panmunjom
U.N
Jisouees Eeehianerd
Jett Belines
North
Ekorea
Gener
Mark Clark
Sinc Hiv
Yesporae i
Phn
Exorys
Prizoner
Neuitral
Panmyrium
Jon Elds
Red
Figs
UU. N
U. N
UNC
Dee Gan Cho
Ambiguous OCR: Civil Groups and Registration Proposal
Fragmentary text mentions twelve organizations accused as left wing, with General Brownell urging them to register under a new “other-name, frosts” for commissionism. Attorney reversal noted, reporters linked to preparations and petitions, possibly involving nineteen other entities.
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Washington
Gen. Brownell
Frosts
Atinney
Qwetitiona
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