Missing Plane Debris Found in Lake Erie Search Under Way
North East officials authorized a shoreline hunt along Lake Erie for the bodies of Gordon Pollock and his wife after a suitcase washed ashore near Erie identified as theirs. Debris from a Cessna 180 linked to Pollock was found, while authorities and volunteers planned a morning search with Coast Guard, Air Force, and Civil Air Patrol involvement. The Pollocks were en route from Detroit to New York when the plane disappeared on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. Hay
18Th Regiment of
Pennsylvania National Guard
Erie
Lake Erie
Gordon Pollock
Corry Armoury
Amma Pollock
Detroit
New York
Bot
Pollock
Lake
Avonia
Coast Guard
Carleton Anrnin
North East
Dewey Road
Bnat
W. ©. Capshalt
Conneaut
Ohio
Harrington's Point
Conrenut
Air Force
Ausdiary
Cli Air Patrol
CAP and Gonkt Guard
Tweterboro
Erie Aire Port
Claims Highway Workers Hit For Political Funds
Washington Pa report says that State Highways Department workers were alleged to be pressured into political contributions ranging from 8 to 125 dollars. District attorney evidence sought. governor’s office denies any such incidents and claims no knowledge of employee coercion. Government officials decline further comment.
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Amvontencrete
Washington
George T Cummihe Toquy
Cumming
Aabeinaat County
Ab Murrixburg
Qldth
Thomas
Hones
GOP Primary Voter Surge Aimed at Waterhouse Kinley Race
Republican turnout expected to shatter records in Cory as Waterhouse and Kinley drive a strong push. Democratic side may set a record low with no local candidates. By 1 pm Republicans numbered 394 of 2,200 registered, with peak voting after 4 pm aided by a motor pool and driver lists to mobilize voters. Polls close at 8 pm.
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GOP
W. W. Waterhouse
J. Fred Kinley
Cory
Mke
Waterhouse and
Kinley
GOP Pushes Soil Bank Bill With Quick House Vote
At a White House meeting Republican leaders urged swift passage of a 1.2 billion dollar soil bank bill within 24 hours while signaling tax reduction talks with President Eisenhower. They argued farmers could receive up to 500 million in advance payments this crop year if farmers join the soil bank program, with some Democrats expected to back the plan to aid farmers this year.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
House
Martin (Mass
Martin
Tadt
Gennie Jeader Knowland
Gylltwild
Bachelary
Agriculture Binion
Treasuy Amph
Knowland
Humphrey
Light Vote Forecast for Today's Pennsylvania Primary
In a presidential year primary in Pennsylvania both parties urge high turnout as Eisenhower and Stevenson run unopposed. Republican Miles Horst appeals for support of Ike while Democrat Joseph Burr seeks a strong ballot showing for Stevenson, with Knowland name lingering on the GOP slate. The era shift is noted from 1952 when Eisenhower carried the state. party registration figures show a GOP decline from prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Indlca
Miles Horst
GOP
Washington
Joseph M. Burr
Stevenson
William F. Knowland
California
Knowand
Estes Kefouver
Tennessee
Elserhhower
Ste- Venson
Cyprus City Under Curfew Amid Cyprus Unrest
British troops imposed a curfew in Nicosta as Turkish youths attacked buildings and set fires. Violence flared between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots on the second day of clashes, injuring people, destroying storefronts, and prompting police to patrol in jeeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eros Nicosta
Cyprus
Nicosta
Parkdah
Ramet Morogh
Vulcan
Cars Collide On West Main Street
Police report a collision on West Main Street involving MO Frankenunke of 1284 West Main Street and Mrs. Henry Roskowski of 4267 North Cen iee Street. Mrs. Roskowski was driving and passed the other vehicle on the right causing the crash. damage to her car listed at 400 with no damage to the other vehicle.
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Srs
MO Frankenunke
West Main Street
Henry Roskowski
North Ceniee
Weat Main Stredt
Roskowki
Roskowski
Johnson Responds To President Johnsons Farm Policy Speech
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson defended Democratic farm policy and accused Republicans of backing high price supports in election years while shifting to lower levels in non election years. He cited past presidencies from 1953, 1964, and 1965 to illustrate GOP patterns and criticized Eisenhower for vetoing farm bills and tolerating higher price supports for cotton, wheat, corn, and rice.
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Auioeinied
Washington
Lyndon
Johnson
Senate
Eisenhower
Jonson
ALOR
Cammittin
Jan Juhusen
Tobie
Klainhower
YMCA Plans Due Early Next Month
YMCA building plans proceed with Johnson and Gray of Erle as architects to mirror the old Aber office and extend to Cantry Memorial Hospital. The project, expected to cost 660, was presented to directors with details of the library site and later briefings.
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He Corry
YMCA
Wits
Lustight
Nnw
Cantry Memorial Hospital
Arthur Burgens
Dil Hugbert
Tron J. Ty Niurvoy
Monston
Trex
Ito
Ling
Burgers
Paria
Entiind
Tiche
Resignation Accepted By Beaver and Powell Referenced
A disjointed clipping notes a resignation accepted involving Beaver and David Powell with brief, unclear details about the event and personnel. The fragmentary text hints at a supervisory or political context and a nighttime meeting or session, but the wording is garbled and names are unclear.
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Beaver
Py —Brisilon
Rawn- Snb
David Powell
Bus Company In Alabama Ends Segregation
Montgomery's bus company ended segregated seating despite a city warning to keep separate sections for whites and Negroes. An elderly Black woman became the first to ride on an unsegregated bus in Montgomery, choosing the back after boarding in the chill near Court Square. Company officials announced compliance with a Supreme Court ruling, but drivers faced a dawn start as the order took effect, amid a boycott by Black riders and Mayor Gayle's opposition to ending segregation.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Warnig
Neyo
Unit
Kintorle Court Square
Bm. m
Supreme Court
W. A. Gayle
Golmpany
J. J. Bagley
Leader Plans Ocean Cruise to Cuba
Harrisburg governor departs by plane from State Airport to Cuba to observe a nine week Atlantis arrival. he and wife vote in Dover, with Lt. Randall and family aboard a Navy plane delayed by traffic. USS Ronald Reagan tour at Guantanamo Bay planned.
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Harrisburg
Roube
Cuba
Merier
Dover
Morine
Glinnterd Air Force Base
Middletown
Teider
Dane Elen Wad
Muenalon
David V. Randall
Guantanamo Bay
Tenda
Dunlor Gooey
Missile program tops priority for U S leader says Quarles
Detroit report quotes Air Force Secretary Jonild A. Quarles stating the United States places top priority on missile development to counter Soviet advances. He warns that hydrogen bombs and guided missiles could reach any world point, referencing Nikita Khrushchev era fears and Marshal Zhukov’s noted past warnings.
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Detroit
Air Force
Jonild A. Quarles
Anya
United States
London
Nikita Hbnisholev
Marshal Zhukov
Four Israelis Slain In Ambush Near Jordan Border
Four Taraells Water Authority employees were killed in an ambush on the Beer Sheba Elint road near Beersheba, close to the Jordan border. UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold faced new tensions as he efforts to halt cross border shooting amid Arab-Israeli disputes and regional deployments.
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Jordan
Prem Jerusalem
Tsrael
Negev
Uke Oohe
Teraeli Army
Tarael
Water Authority
Beeraheba+Elint road
Beerplan Pass
Arb
Tarai Bas
Jolin
Dag Hammarak
Jold
Hatmarskjold
Guliter
Bgypt
Syria
Debanon
Egypt
Israel
Lhanon
Damascus
Sythe
Hammarakjold
Benat
Ynoov
Norh
Lake Hale
Soviet Cruiser Sunk In Baltic Sea Report
An informant in Rome says a Soviet cruiser was sunk by a Baltic minefield near Kaliningrad. The incident allegedly triggered a government clash and the removal of Admiral Kuznetsov, with Admiral Gorshkov named as successor amid contentious naval policy debates.
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Baltic Sea
Rome
Batis
Kaliningrad
Adm
Nikolai Kuz6hetsov
Adinpatch
Moscow
Kuznetnoy
Adin
O. Gorshkov
Minch
Ben Heck
Kuandsoy
Ant
Dues d'Aosta
Rusia
Bulingrad
Stalin
Juno
Ahipa Tatsno Novombirsk
Bulgania
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Belial
Eastorisslan
Koonigaberg
Hustla
One Killed In Blast At Oil Refinery
A blast in a sewer line at the Binelair Re- Hint Co. plant in Chester Mi killed one man and injured about 40 others. The explosion occurred around 11 a.m. and sent debris as far as 16 miles away. Victim identified as Ambury Bullock, 42, a Negra laborer. Six of the injured were taken to Chester Hospital, about 80 more to Croder Hospital in nearby Upland. The full extent of the injuries was not immediately known.
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Ascholsted
Chester
Binelair Re- Hint Co
Winelair
Pennsylvania
Anbiry Bullock
Negra
Bry Cheator
Chextur Hospital
Bome
Croder Hospital
Upland
Dulles Pushes Plan for Stronger NATO Expansion
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States will propose ways to broaden and strengthen NATO during an upcoming Paris session. He warned allies that the alliance must grow or risk fading, citing changing tactics of the Soviet Union and shifting Soviet emphasis to economic and political means.
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Wasilington
Dulles
United States
Paris
Thilfex
Bulgarin
Boas Khrushenov
Britain
Dilles
Thehal
London
Washington
Krushchev
Birmingham
England
Khrushchev
Nny Ruby
Time Change Will Affect Corry Trains
Corry will observe Daylight Saving Time beginning April 30. The Pennsylvania Railroad adopts DST for two daily trains with No. 60 from the West at 12 pm and No. 641 from the East at 10:40 am local time. Schedule changes affect several trains. some times show exceptions and adjustments across lines.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Kullfond
Wort Hound
Traluh
Kremlin Chiefs Left Meeting In Cold Trade Tone
Soviet leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev left No 10 Downing Street grimly amid stalled trade talks with Britain. A six hour delay for a press conference followed as London pressed Britain’s embargo on strategic goods. Foggy details emerged from Foreign Office briefings about ongoing Anglo-Baylet cultural aid and Middle East discussions, with speculation about U.S. invitation and Western stance on trade remaining unresolved.
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Associated Prose
London
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Ministre der
Billote Foreign Office
Russia
Jentora
No. 10
Downing Street
Eden
House of Commons
Juricheon
Britlah Alarn
Khrushchev
Boviel
Luboy
Forten Office
Bulgunin
Labor Party
Britain
Middle East
Mogouw Radio
Soviet Union
Britt
United States
Moscow
Kheumehey
Dulwanin Wid
Kiewheley
Heder
Moor Britis
Middie Buiter
Stevenson Seeks UAW Support Amid Upset Over Representation
Washington report says Adlai Stevenson seeks help from the United Automobile Workers to press for better government representation. The move comes as tensions rise in the Democratic campaign and efforts to mobilize labor backing intensify. Conference details mention a May deadline and discussions led by Walter Bellchop and other party figures.
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Stevenson
UAW
Washington-Adial Stevensin
Todliy
Iil
United Automobile Workers
Yente
Wualftesamery
Walter Bellchop
Aise
India
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Kremlin
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