Dulles and Rhee Map Mutual Security Pact
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and South Korean President Syngman Rhee discussed a mutual security pact and Korea's rebuilding, with talks focusing on allocating the 900 million dollars Congress provided for triannual reconstruction and deterrence over several years. Dulles, in Seoul, indicated formal treaty talks could begin soon pending Senate ratification.
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Associated Press
Seoul
U. S
John Foster Iles
Syngin Rhee
South Korea
Dulles
Top Nites
U.bs. Senate
Satuday
Washington
May
Congress
Army
Roberts Stevens
Defense Department
Grand Jury to Hear 178 Cases in Erie County
The September grand jury will assemble at the Erie County Courthouse August 31 and hear 137 new cases plus 45 continued from prior terms. The list includes burglary charges against Frat Bell, arrested by Erie police, and a crackdown on drunken driving with four dozen motorists slated for trial. Two Cory men released after police found no charges, while traveling with two Centerville sisters, as officers investigated an alleged job search trip to Buffalo.
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Erie County
Garryites
Erie
Gail Uable
Couuty
Corry
Cory
Westfield
Djere
Centerville
Buffalo
Coffee Prices Rise At Local Grocers
Local stores began implementing higher prices on coffee after reports of Brazil crop damage and anticipated shortages. Brand variations show an increase of one to three cents per eight ounce bag with most national ads at 95 cents. Despite ample stocks, importers push prices up awaiting tighter supply. Pork prices have started to fall in some large stores by 10 to 20 cents a pound while other meats hold steady.
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Brazil
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Washington
Eisen
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Lax Redler
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Maou
Congress
Nik
Senate
House
Treasury Department
Eisenhower
Lux
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Beaden
Bill
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Hower
We Nauon
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Drese and Iy
Penal system overhaul urged by governor at conference
Governor John F. Wind of Pennsylvania called for a complete overhaul of the American penal system addressing revolts and reforming convictions, sentences, inmate treatment, and rehabilitation. He warned against costly prison expansion and urged uniform state policies. Byrnes warned Southern Democrats against abandoning the States Rights stance and suggested Eisenhower’s popularity in the South remains strong. Opened North Center Street in Philadelphia for Dollar Days shoppers as repairs continue. Dwight Coxe shaved his 235 year beard in Incheon before heading home to his family.
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Associated Press
Seattle
John
Pennsylvania
National Governors Conference
Pennsylvania Republican
United States
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
States Rights Movement
Rational Party
Yesterdday
Potomac
Gulf of Mexico
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Truman
Eisenhower
South
Fine
Center Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Center Stree
Pennsy
Kores
W. O. Dwight
Coxe
Frestio
Calif
Bat‘ber
Fresno
Cracking Red Blockade Limits Berlin Rail Travel
East German food aid efforts reach a breaking point as thousands of Soviet zone residents threaten to bypass travel bans. Rail workers report tickets sold quietly, while 160000 parcels push the 10 day total to 1.6 million as authorities confront unrest and a spike in desertions from the police.
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Associated Press
Serlin
West Berlin
East Germany
East
Vailous Jéstians
Brandenburg
Leuna
Mersetrg
Saxony-Analt
People's Police
Carlisle plumber charged with murder in double slaying arson
Carlisle plumber Ensminger, 34, awaited preliminary hearing on murder and arson charges in the fire deaths of his wife Annie 34 and daughter Ruth Eleanor 13. He reportedly confessed to beating them unconscious then setting the kitchen blaze. Lois 16 said a cook stove explosion sparked the fire.
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Associated Press
Pat Clyde Bnsminger
Daugnter
William Mattson
Cumberland County
Ensminger
Bloser~ Ville
Annie
Ruth Eleanor
Mattson
Lois
French Post and Telegraph Workers Strike Nationwide
A general strike by workers in the government owned Posts Telegraphs and Telephone system disrupted communications in France today. The Socialist Force Ouyriere Union Federation called the strike with other unions joining, signaling broad labor action.
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Pasages
Paris
Stouzhourt
France
Ouyriere Union Federation
New Kensington
Genero Thiarelli
Joseph R. Check
Edward ,L Binder
Hope Fades For 15 Fliers Missing In Sea Crash
Stormy Atlantic search for a U S Air Force B 36 crew of 15 after a crash. Four bodies recovered, four survivors reported, and two more rescued earlier. ships and planes scouring 200 to 600 miles west of Trondheim amid heavy seas and poor visibility.
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Amer
Atantic
Monica Smith
Troland
Roa
Wiasaeay
Bhiok
Edie
Foo HK Srelehuu
Maniehster Shinerk
Pione
Howl
Ar Force Hevaqiarters
Boyt Wilslip Sud
Elas
Felds
Tsulyth
Freed Prisoners Relate Torture in Communist Hold
Associated Eyes reports prisoners describe beatings, burns, starvation, and death marches by captors. Lt Col Thémias DB Harrison, latest American officer freed in a swap, arrived on crutches with a missing leg and recounts starvation and smothering attempts. He notes at least 60 officers were too ill to be exchanged earlier.
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Boul Koledan
Thémias DB
Harrison
Reds
Morrison
North Korea
Tle
Doris
San Francisco
Walter Reed Hospi
Ted Prlaonk
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Niger
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Sayth
Reakling
Amaringa Ammance
South Korea
Fabio
No Progress Reported In Slayer Search
Police in Pennsylvania and Ohio said the search for the midnight killer of two truck drivers yielded no new leads. Investigators checked a bullet from New Jersey as a possible trace, while several suspects remained unhelpful and quiet.
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Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Ohio
New Jersey
Leroy Wilcox
Woodbury
Lester 3
Mexico
Five Die In Bus Car Crash Near Owens
Five people were killed and several injured when a bus and a car collided west of town. The incident occurred late today and involved a single vehicle count, with the bus veering and the car torn apart. Authorities reported the scene near the industrial area with responders on site.
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Associated Preys
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Cde
Killip
Tyna
Marsual
Kw Lewis
Soche
Ravne
Cya
Maevier
Asher Dollir
Actor Singer Haymes Faces Deportation Under Immigration Action
Washington reports actor-singer Dink Haymes, born in Buenos Aires, faces deportation after the U S immigration service ruled him ineligible for naturalization under the McCarran Walter Act. His exemption from military service was disclosed during a Los Angeles examination on his return from Honolulu. Haymes, who recently worked on television crime plots, has been linked publicly with Kit Hayworth and briefly with Errol Flynn's former wife.
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Washington
Hayimes
Byovetiell Auimvadivendl Ui
Vest
Immigration Service
Los Angeles
Brownell
Haymes
Haymesius
McCarran-Walter
Tripa Honolulu
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Buenos Aires
Miter
Raymes
Errol Flynn
Hms
Kit Hayworth
Malloy Eve
New Mine Opens in Kelly West Virginia
A new fully mechanized mine named No. 5 mine of the Guyan Eagle Coal Company begins operations in Kelly near Logan. It employs about 200 miners at a 730 foot level with a 5,000 ton daily capacity planned but limited to 2,500 tons due to market conditions.
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Logan
Guyan Eagle Coal Go
Kelly
John A. Kelly
Guyan Eagle
Blain
Selinsgrove Opens to Mental Defectives
Harrisburg The State Welfare Department plans to open a facility at the Selinsgrove area for epileptics and mental defectives. Gov Pine signed the act expanding the Polk and Panshurah facility as approved by the General Assembly, with Dr Hilding Hengs noting expansion would raise care standards locally.
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Harrisburg
Chanel
Polk and
Panshurah
Selinsgrove
General Assembly
John 8. Pine
Hilding A. Hengs
Welfare Department
Polk
Venango County
Hints Reds May Hold More POWs
A Pentagon report discussed potential additional US prisoners in enemy camps. Ambiguous quotes mention releases, captivity, and planned actions as military officials assess prisoners of war and related contingencies.
Blood Donation Drive Boosts Supplies Despite Slow Appointments
A community blood drive produced 1431 pints with many units redirected to the Korean battleground zone and Corry Memorial Hospital. Walk-in donors fell short of appointments, but the drive still filled blood banks across all types for emergencies.
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Boonty
Alchowich
Wil
Isis
Corry Memorial Hospital
Four Erieites Lost On Lake Are Safe
Coast Guardsmen found four Erie residents about 34 hours after they disappeared on Lake Erie. They were aboard two small vessels near Long Point Ontario sheltering in a lake bay. The sailors were Wayne Dest Mrs. Dest aboard a 10 foot power cruiser and John Goth with Davill Bresson aboard a 22 foot sailing sloop.
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Erie
Lake Erie Bay
Ori Long Point
Dover
Wayne Dest
John Goth
Davill Bresson
Goth
Blind Woman Seeks Guiding Eye Dog for Caliber Support
Miss Taanus Caaueia, blind for years, plans to travel from Oe 16 North Hollsgood, Gal to Los Angeles to obtain a new guiding eye dog. Funds totaling 1600 dollars were raised by Corry and nearby residents after a campaign that continued beyond the official close, with Miller noting the final tally. The operation aims to cover ex penses for the canine and related costs, as the woman currently has limited vision and is recovering from eye surgery.
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Sunsrpet
Brit AuMpore
Intel
California
Generaus
Corry
Urea
Lncal Yormnir
Gerive
Doe Angeles
Koniueroy
Srid
North Hollsgood
Gal
Towis Miller
Canfield
Dee
Warian
Reds Demonstrate After Release In Butchery At Tanmunjom
United States and allied forces received 392 prisoners as talks at Tanmunjom proceeded amid chaos. Reports describe executions and torture by North Korean guards, brutal scenes as the POW exchange sparked protests by diehard Reds, with soldiers injured or killed and civilians outraged.
Youths Cause Damage Break Plant Windows
Police report youths damaged a plant facility on Main Street injuring windows on the heat and second floor. Investigators noted broken panes and limited clues as officers searched the area yesterday. If identified, they face citations and restitution for the damage.
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Moke Jhin
Meri Patterson
Herrorth
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