Eden Soviet talks inch toward minor gains but no major accord
British and Soviet diplomats finalized a communique on Eden's secret talks with Moscow. No progress on Middle East, Germany unification, or disarmament expected. minor gains in trade and cultural contacts noted. Stassen-Khrushchev meetings planned to discuss arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Eden
Russia
Bilogonin
Boas Nikita
Ehrush
Chev
Middle East
Germany
Europe
Geneva
Moscow
Stalin
U. S
Eisenhower
Harold Staxsen
Khrushchev
Stassen
Andrei Grompko
Igor Kurchatov
Kremlin
Colenitists
Britain
Harwell
Guard Officer Takes Command at Erie Regiment
SALOCUVE LOMIRNE James Wimmond of Corry takes command of Headquarters Company Second Battalion 12th National Guard Regiment in Erie. Capt George Jackson resigns to return to active duty in the Air Force. Lt Hammond, from Corry, has served as intelligence aid. Aviation pioneer Frederick B. Reutschier dies in Boca Raton. He led United Aircraft Corp Wright Aeronautical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salocuve Lomirne
Iss LE
James Wimmond
Corry
12Th National, Guard Regiment
Erie
George Jackson
It. & Air Force
Hammond
Con
Eve
Boca Raton, Flt
Frederick B. Reutschier
Ehalemin
United Atrcraft Corp
Martford
Wright Aeronautis Cultory
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Corp
How
United Aircraft
Polish Regime Probing Katyn Massacre, 1940
A report suggests the Polish Communist government is investigating the Katyn Forest massacre of 1940 where over 4 000 Polish officers disappeared after defeat near Smolensk Analysts caution the Polish Reds may avoid exposing Russians The Warsaw group reportedly plans a June report could greenlight a whitewash risk
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Associated Press
New York
Tron Curtain
Katyn Forest
Stalin
Russia
Smolensk
Nexis
Pew
Poland
Warsaw
Visitors Tour Land Fill Site In City Garbage Plan
A Brookville delegation toured the Corry landfill on West Wellington Street with Mayor Earl T. Cherry Safety Director Robert Price and City Engineer Don Williams. The mayor praised progress by Nichols Disposal Service as the council plans a special meeting to review bond terms and contract compliance before next month’s automatic expiration.
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Worry
City of
Nichols
Cewnadh Bones
Aero Supply Names Nine Directors In New Year Board
Aero Supply Fleets announces a new slate of nine directors at a New York stockholders meeting. J Leslie Lenton Corry Edward M Powers Montclair Shester A Thomson New York City join the board alongside reelected members Henry Lirightman Detroit Walter Dennis New York Irvine Corry Henry Margolix New York City George Tue Iny Detroit. Mr Irvine, chairman, is the only existing director not newly elected since 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supply Mug. Go. Inc
New York City
J. Leslie Lenton
Corry
Edward M. Powers
Montctair
No 9
Shester A. Thomson
Henry 8. Lirightman
Detroit
Walter Ie Dennis
Semo7 Irvine
Henry M. Margolix
Hea Stration
George C. Tue Iny
Ervine
Two Bodies Found in Warren Hotel Fire
Two friends, M. V. Dwight of Akron and B J. Statls of Dayton, were found dead in the Carver House Warren hotel blaze. Two other guests, M. D. Pinney of Jefferson and R. J. Schmitz of Columbus, are still missing as crews search the rubble on the third floor annex. Coroner Ed Lowrey says an inquest may be held after further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Carver House
Warren
Mike van Useid
M. V. Dwight
Akron
B J. Statls
Dayton
M.D. Pinney
Jefferson
R. J. Schmi
Dwight
Statls
Hickory Street
CofC Opposes Changes In Social Security Provisions
The State Chamber of Commerce urged Pennsylvania's two Republican senators to oppose a House passed Social Security bill provisions. It objects to lowering the qualifying age for women to 60 and to benefits for totally disabled workers at age 50. It warns of higher Social Security taxes for individuals and employers and argues the measures are politically motivated and unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PY Abbe Arsoc
Harrisburg
State Chamber of Commerce Today
Pennsylvania
Senate Finance Committee
Chamber
Senntor Duff
Martin
PUC Approves Northern Pennsylvania Power and Pennsylvania Electric Merger
The Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg approves the merger of Northern Pennsylvania Power Co of Towanda and Pennsylvania Electric Co of Jobin town. The decision cites a amended security certificate adding 1.8 million dollars for plant investment over four years. Final approval by the SEC has been pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PUG
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Northern Pennsylvania Power Cos
Towanda
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Jobintown
Bik Beer
Newhorn Pennsylvania
Federal Securities and Exshine Commission
City Falls Heir To System Of Surplus Food Distribution
The surplus food program, once run by two grocers, will pass to Mayor Marl T. Cherry and city officials due to business pressures. A distribution center must be established before May, with Ray Martin noting no alternate center is planned. If city facilities lack adequacy, a building or room will be continued for operation.
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Press of
Royale
Marl T. Cherry
Ray Martin
Erie County Surplus Food
Unis Morteing
House Democrats Push Soil Bank And Cash Farm Payments
Democratic leaders unveil a plan pairing price supports with direct cash compensatory payments for farmers. Aimed at achieving parity levels around 90 percent, the measure envisions funding through a soil bank program and would deliver cash differences to farmers when prices fall short of parity. The move follows a stalled 1.2 billion dollar bill and signals a shift in farm legislation strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krest Wallington
Chatman Cody UD
Eisenhower
House
Fn Suit Bank
Ren. Ponge
Dtex
Charles F. Brannan
Comeress
Liprome
Cooley
Attempted murder of top hotel union official shocks city
Bert L. Ross 46 international vice president of the Hotel Employees Union narrowly escaped a fatal attack when two bullets shattered a window in his living room. An anonymous call warned him to leave town ten minutes later as he and his wife Catherine 44 sat inside. A second bullet crashed through another window as they ducked for cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OrKaniaer
Bert HL Ross
Hotel Emploves Union
Ron
Catherine
Rosa
Butlet
Noor
Abine
Cepicka Purged From Czech Power Amid Communist Shakeup
Vienna report says former Czech premier and defense minister Cepicka, a son-in-law of President Gottwald, was removed from all posts and expelled from the Communist party amid a broad purge. An official committee led by Zapolacky approved the actions, marking a decisive shift in leadership.
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Vienna
Cuechioslovaklics
Alexei Cepicks
Red Grve Agiit
Pragiit
Sdio Wnoussod
Cepicks
Unelite
Klohiwht
Centad
Cave Comnstitant
Broadeut
Zapolacky Hind
J Committee
Steel Leader Seeks Basic Price Rise in Steel
Ernest Weir chairman of National Steel Corp urged a basic steel price increase to fund expansion and loans. He argued higher prices are needed despite U S Steel board chair Roger Blough saying a general rise is not necessary. Industry leaders see 120 dollar per ton composite price as current.
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Associated Fresh
Pittsburgh
U. S
Elde
Ernest
Weir
Hoan
National Steel Corp
Othine
Avery C. Adkms
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Sald
Woif
Wittle Canler
Big Steel
Roger M. Blough
West
Convicted Spy Testifies At Senate Security Hearing
Harry Gold, serving 30 years, testified at a Senate Internal Security subcommittee hearing in Washington. The former Philadelphia chemist described his role in a Soviet espionage network and how he was recruited from industry to military espionage. He spoke amid a crowded room as other witnesses, including David Greenlein, were slated to testify later.
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Washington
Harry Gold
Tim
Philadelphia
Nilitay
Sen. Welker
R-Tduhu
White Welker
Tomerrow
David Greenielnns
Paralle
Greenglans
Athel Roverberg
Duduin
Atonie
Sycrete
Russa
Thu Rovenberga
Bing
Ambiguous legal petition tied to Allegheny County case
Fragmentary OCR note describes a petition involving William Smith and Steve Nelson with Allegheny County and the territory of Saskia in a legal review. Official action by attorney generals and 4 states is mentioned, with court participation indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Sutterurgh
William Smith
Allegheny County
Washipge
Bupherme Court
Dévingy
Steve Nelson
Saska
Dulles Seeks U S Pledge on Nuclear Defense Use
Secretary of State Dulles says the United States should prove by word and deed that atomic and hydrogen weapons will be used only for defense. He urged assurances from the Soviet Union and discussed joining NATO to broaden foreign policy efforts without specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
U.S
Associated Pres
Washington
Secretary of State
Dulles Ie
United States
Presdure
Soviet Union
American Society of International Law
New York
Atlantic Allien
North Atlantic
Eisenhower
United
United Nations
Community of Nations
Indictment Charges Editor Powell Over Sedition Claims
Editor John William Powell his wife Sylvia and Julian Behuman of New York are indicted under federal sedition law for publishing the Baylow Review during the Korean War alleging U S corruption and germ warfare. Powell says the charges are false and vows to fight them as bail is set at 9000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Frean Ban Francisco
John William Powell
Ching Monthly
Shangha
Powell
Sylvia
Julian Behumin
New York
Powell Tone
Ifete
Isues
Baylow
United States
Korea
China
North Korea
Bylvia
Chiang
Baishek
Alk of
Asia
Powells
Ban Fensidego
Cnilted
Iathes
J.B. Powelk
Shanghui
John
Tom
Shang Ni
Behuman
Sted
C. Murrilin Saya
U. S
North Kore
Red China
Harlin
Hore
Time Change Notice Delayed to Early Sunday Morning
The article explains moving clocks forward one hour on Saturday night to start Daylight Time. In Corry and nearby communities, including the city churches, all clocks will switch to fast time at 2 a.m. on Sunday. Some areas may delay to late September or October depending on local plans.
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Corry
Rebate End Date Near For City Tax Payers
City Treasurer Carl Smith warns taxpayers that a 2 percent rebate on city taxes ends next Monday at 6 o clock. After that taxes paid will face a flat penalty and later a 5 percent penalty after June 10. Only a portion of the city duplicate has been paid so far this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boty Peg Pree Sy Vases Wei Owlng
Carl Smith
Smithy
Arle
Janey
Seven Children Die in Toledo Area House Fire
A one story cinder block home eight miles northeast of Toledo burned in Whiteford Township Michigan. Seven children were found dead inside the residence. Sheriff deputies and state police investigate why the children were left alone in the blaze.
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Py Omocusen
Toledo
Hite
Riveo
Tosday
Dowd
Brenda Joyce
Harrisay Teonardo
Jacqueline
John
Bherrely Jean
Dodgls Marie
Carter Stephen
Campbell
Harmon Leonardo
Copan
Sherff
Cooper Wa
Cooper Ix
Coufite
Two Russian UN diplomats expelled over seamen departure
The United States expelled two Russian diplomats at the United Nations for exceeding authority in helping five Soviet seamen leave the country. The State Department delivered a note to Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zarubin criticizing Arkady Sobolev and the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
United Nations
U. S
State Department
Georgi Zarubin
Alukaandr K. Guryanov
Nikolail "Purain
Raussian
Arkady Sobolev
Seamen say six months in U S amid threats and flight
Five seamen claim they spent six months in the United States in fear of intimidation and harassment. They say they were watched and their movements monitored, with phone book listings and addresses noted in New York. They cite UN staff actions and government questions over consular handling.
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U. 5
Takker Coupse
Atx
United States
Wahip
Ching Tune
Net
United Nations
Arkady Boboley
Jitiewan
New York
Manhattan
Pay Avenue
Arid Mista
New York City
Bobeley
Moscow
Sobolev
Etntt
Guryanov
Turkin
Talentid
Adh Shunga
International Organization
York
Ball Bearing In Throat Cause Of Girl's Passing
Darlene Sue Rey, youngest of four children of Mr and Mrs Bum Wt Ren Jr, Bullem Ohio, died after a ball bearing became lodged in her throat. She was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital and later moved to Temple University Hospital for removal surgery.
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Lebanon
Pia
Philadelphis
Darlene Sue Rey
Bumn
Ren Jr
Bulem
Ohio
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Peterson Funeral Home
B. F. Goodrich
Cofc
Top Hotel Union
Cepicka
U.S. Steel
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