Potsdam Papers Reveal Early ISSR Strife at Conference
Des Moines Register and Minneapolis Tribune summarize newly released papers from the Potsdam meeting near Berlin. Churchill and Eden lead British resistance to Soviet demands with U S. backing as Byrnes debates Bul garia, Romania, Yugoslavia, Turkey, Greece and Poland.
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Britain
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Des Moines Register
Minneapolis Tribune
Fletcher Rivet
W. Bailey
Berlin
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Yalta
Knebel
Bailey
America
2Churchi
Eden
U.S
Sate
Jeamnes F. Byrnes
V. M. Molotov
Bulgaria
Romani
Yugoslavia
Tly
Greece
Porland
State Police Probe Area Crash Near Corry
Corry State Police probe a west Corry area two car collision on West Columbus avenue extension last evening just after 6. Alfred Pettinato 39 in a state auto and Clarence Haman 27 in another car collided four miles west of Corry near a knoll. No injuries and damage about 45 dollars. Possible charges pending as investigation continues.
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Columbus Avenue
Erie
Corry
Alfred Pettinato
Beaverdam
Clarence Ha Man
Pettin
Sto
Rites Set for Mrs H Wallace in Cleveland Funeral Arrangements
Mrs Battle Wallace died at her Cleveland home at 83 born Feb 3 1871 in North East daughter of Hiram Cherry and Huldah Elliott longtime Whee Jock resident widow of DeWitt E Wallace died 1920. She belonged to Hayden Avenue Baptist Church. Body to be returned to Clymer with viewing Friday 7 to 9 p m Spitzer Funeral Home. Funeral Saturday at 1 p m with Rev Donald Wood officiating. Interment Cutting Cemetery.
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Battle Wallace Areo
Cleveland
North East
Hiram Cherry
Huldah Elliott
Whee- Jock
DeWitt E. Wallace
Donald Wood
Cutting Cemetery
Blaze destroys former Ripley motel conversion
A $30,000 fire yesterday leveled a two story former motel on East Main street in Ripley on the verge of conversion to apartments. Mr and Mrs Harry Walters were displaced with belongings lost as work on the project had stalled. Fire chief Pred Lewis said the blaze started in a rear corner away from wires. About 60 firefighters from Ripley and nearby volunteers fought the eight bay structure which burned to the ground in hours.
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East Main Street
Harry Walters
Friemien
Robert Upton
Grape Vine
Wich
Pred Lewis
Donald Johnston
Inchadine
Westfield
Ripley
Japan vows to honor security pact amid riots and politics
Tokyo prime minister Hayato Ikeda pledged Japan will faithfully discharge its obligations under the U S Japan security treaty signed by the previous government led by Nobusuke Kishi. He cited riots in Tokyo that derailed Eisenhower’s visit and said there is no plan to invite the president before a new U S leader is elected.
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API
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
United States
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Tkeda
Nobusuke Kishi
Unots
Senate weighs foreign aid bill as session nears end
Congress nears adjournment amid efforts to finalize a foreign aid bill carrying most president requests. The Senate moved to limit debate while House negotiations on minimum wage and education aid stall broader action. The measure would raise the minimum wage to 1.25 dollars, with coverage expanding for about 2.5 million workers.
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House Rules Committee
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Powers' Parents Leave For Home From Moscow
Mr and Mrs Powers accompanied by their daughter Jessica Hileman doctor Lewis Ingram adviser Sol W Cury and attorney Carl M Tafee were seen off by US consul Richard Snyder. The family in cheerful mood declined to discuss their sons plight with newsmen as they prepared for a plane. Powers believes good conduct will cut his 10 year sentence.
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Cary
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Soviet Supreme Court
Moscow
Powers
Probe leak of Potsdam papers continues into week
The article reports a four day period of openly copied excerpts from secret Potsdam papers, with the State Department noting changes to regulations to prevent repeats and delaying publication due to new documentation. Officials say Secretary Herter directed withholding until after the November elections. Also covered is Budapest hosting a two week wine tasting event featuring 823 wines from 22 countries judged by international tasters.
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State Department
Potsdam
Christian A. Herter
Budapest
Hungary
Sover International
Austria
France
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Newborns Arrive at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Ericki Rainesale 910 East Main Street Corry. A son was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs William Love Jr 220 West Washington Street at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son born August 12 to former Corryttes St and Mrs Norman L Merritt now stationed at the U S Air Force Academy in Denver Colorado. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Ralph Webb of R D 1 and Mr and Mrs Russell Merritt Sr of Second Avenue.
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Merle Haskell
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Chamber of Commerce
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Bracken Funeral Home
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Orial Hospital
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Sale
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William Love Jr
Washington Street
Corryttes St
Norman L. Merritt
U. S. Air Force Academy
Denver
Calo
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Russell Merritt Sr
Second Avenue
Tractor Flips Pinning Spring Creek Man 67
Area man Edger H. Ives of Spring Creek was pinned when a tractor rolled over him on a wooded hill near Oil Creek road. He suffered a severe facial laceration a broken arm and body injuries and is in fair condition at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Edger H. Ives
Oil Creek Road
Spring Creek
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Victm
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Betty Ann
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Bracken
Corry Hospital
Brother and sister drown saving each other in creek
Cynthia Laldacker fourteen and her brother Richard twelve drowned in Muncy Creek near Clarks town Lycoming County while assisting Cynthia who was struggling to reach shore Sherry Davis thirteen was with them and flagged a motorist Max Fraley who pulled the youths from the water They died at Muncy Valley Hospital
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Richard
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Clarks'town
Lycoming County
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Sherry
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Muncy Valley Hospital
Senate approves foreign aid bill with Cuba and Dominican limits
The Senate passed a $4.97 billion foreign aid measure to support friendly nations while barring aid to Cuba and the Dominican Republic. The bill, now set for a House-Senate conference, largely meets Eisenhower’s request with added funds for unforeseen needs such as the Congo.
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Waterhouse Agrees to Polling Place Move in Fourth Ward
W. W. Waterhouse, Democratic candidate for State Senate, says he will consent to moving the Fourth Ward polling place from his Waterhouse garage to a more accessible site in the ward. He notes no advantage to keeping it there and cites equal access to facilities for all voters. The Democratic petition is now with the County Elections Board for consideration.
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Corry
German Aircraft Expert Defects to West
Manfred Ger luch a top East German aircraft expert confessed to betraying 12 secrets of Communist aircraft production. His trial opened in Dresden with the East German regime announcing the arrest of 147 persons for alleged espionage in the United States and elsewhere.
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Repeated Phone Harassment Triggers Company Warning
The General Telephone Co. issued a strong reminder of penalties for obscene or repeated telephonic harassment. Clifford Taylor notes some culprits identified, urges charges to stop the calls. Law penalties include fines up to 500 dollars or up to six months in jail, applicable whether origin or receipt of the calls.
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Corry
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