Dulles Flies To Paris To Attend NATO Meeting
Secretary Dulles travels to Paris to join NATO talks aimed at reinvigorating Allied unity and coordinating Western defenses against Soviet pressure. He will discuss easing European economic strains to fund armament while seeking broader U.S. support and a more cohesive strategy with Britain and France.
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Dulles
Paris
NATO
Dulles Mies
United State
Gorrie
Dulles Irin
Dgu
Ponalder
United States
Britain
France
Egypt
Tin
Wilson
White House
Press Eniti
Crondmlea
Europe
House
Russia
Nulone
Ex Teller Held For Embezzlement At Fire Wounnil Bank
A former teller at the Fire Wounnil Bank in Indiank Pi has been held for embezzlement by a federal grand jury. The indictment alleges an improper transfer of funds over a period in 2000, with authorities pursuing further charges and potential sentencing.
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Er Peeteeee Figjell
Firewounnil Bank
Indiank Pi
Cornerstone Ceremony set for Corry YMCA tomorrow
A public ceremony will lay the YMCA cornerstone on North Center Street at 3 pm. The event celebrates fundraising milestone and will include documents, photographs, and letters from local leaders and supporters detailing the capital fund drive and community efforts to build the Corry YMCA.
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Zens of
Corry
Ymca Board of Directors
Stone Layle
Capital Finds
Albert J
Bush
Capital Fund
Ymca Bilding
YMCA
Corry Ymca
Cory
Arthur O. Burgess
Friends of the
Cop Kills Boy En Route To Night School
Boston officer Patrolman Robert MacDougall shot 16 year old David Porter while chasing him after an alleged crime. Porter died an hour later from a spine wound. The arraignment was delayed. Porter had been caught with others after a Christmas tree theft. Porter, a North Quincy resident, was returning to night classes at Jeremiah E Burke School.
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MacDougall
Pollea
Dorchester District Court
William G. Lynch
Hearine Young Porter
Porter
Twenty-One Youths Escape Reform School
Twenty-one youths fled the Mor ganza Training School last night. State Police had rounded up ten escapees by early today. Most escapees came from the Pittsblinsh district with some from Philadelphia. Officials say the correctional institution has no walls around fences and cottage windows are not barred.
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Qonssurg
Fal
NATO Ministers Open Talks Amid Turbulent Global Ties
In Paris next week the North Atlantic Treaty Organization plans a high level conference with ministers of foreign affairs and defense. The meeting aims to coordinate policies on defense, finance, and international cooperation. The sessions begin Tuesday with expected discussions on alliance unity and strategic posture amid ongoing global tensions.
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NATO
Paris
Duell
Humpary
Fj Buffalo
PBI
Wemort
Etern U. 8
Immleaiotine Bayes
Slotterfield
Poland and Rome reach broad state church settlement
Poland and the Roman Catholic hierarchy announce a broad settlement of differences. The accord includes restoration of religious education in state schools and full support for government activities to strengthen the Polish People’s Republic and unite citizens for the common good.
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Wladyslaw Gomulka
20 Fights Routed At Boxing Match Binet Ad Seorks
A chaotic Golden Gloves boxing night left multiple skirmishes with no arrests. One 17 year old youth sustained a deep cut under the right eye requiring 13 stitches at a hospital. Police noted no clear relation among the bouts and the event occurred at the auditorium venue.
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Binet AD Seorks
Sues Mans
Tay Reve
Baghdad Pact Periled As Middle East Crisis Spreads
Beirut dispatch reports mounting turmoil in Iraq and Syria as unrest against British influence grows. Police fire on pro Syria protests, with clashes in Mosul and Najaf and rumors of Iranian Communist involvement. Iraq’s Nuri Said era faces rising opposition as the Baghdad Pact’s future darkens.
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Middle East
Iay
Syria
William I
Wyate AP
Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Baghdad
Britain
Bikt
Strowman
Nuri
AL Mosul
Violenive
Najaf
Iran
Tudeh
Nist
Uri
Imp
Ohleh
Turkey
Pakistan
Aly
Ion
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
13 Month Old Erie Baby Dies In Home Fire
In Harborcreek a 13 month old, John W. Hing, died at M D General Hospital Lawrence Park after a fire at the Tramé home. Neighbors Richard Freeland and Charles Preeland rescued two older children, Richard 2 and Charles 4, from a smoke filled house.
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Erie
Nemmers
Harborcreek Yesterdy
John W. Hing
Charles King
M.D. General Hospital
Lawrence Park
Richard
Charles
Richard Freeland
King
Charles Preeland
Ike Seeks Top Secret Budget Talks With AEC
President Eisenhower convened a conference with AEC chairman Lewis Strauss and Budget Director Percival Brundage to discuss fiscal plans for the Atomic Energy Commission for the year starting July 1. Defense Secretary Wilson cautioned no budget details would be announced, amid reports of pushes for higher outlays.
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Een
Bow
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lewis L. ‘Strauss
White House
James ©. Hagerty
Strauss
Percival Brundage
Brundage
Defense Wilson
Wilson
Defense Department
Pentagon
Air Force
Navy
Army
Atomc Commission
Roads Closed In Area Amid Flood Waters
Local police reported Route 6 at Potlock’s Bridge remains submerged and Route 6 at Arbuckle is also closed due to floodwaters. Water from streams blocks many crossings with authorities warning of weekend travel disruption as high water continues to limit access.
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Corry Aistrick
Potlock’s Bridge
Arbuckle i
Corry FD Wins In Race To Fire
Firefighters from Corry and Wattsburg responded to a Beaverdam home fire caused by a tar and oven stove incident. The kitchen filled with smoke but the blaze was extinguished by a hand extinguisher before five firefighters arrived. Damages were about 300 dollars, mostly stove value.
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Corry FD
Ferry Green
Green
Ike Green
Cory
Wallsburg
Corry Department
Rebels Wage Hit Run War On Russians In South Hungary
In southern Hungary near the Mecseki mountains and Pees a persistent rebel guerrilla campaign harasses Soviet occupation troops. An informant reports about 1,500 rebels active from the Mecse Mountains, with continued fighting around Pees and near the Yugoslav frontier. The account notes possible Russian counteractions against local student-raids, while communication with Pees remains disrupted.
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Hungary
Budapest
Nairil
Wis
Pees
Meusch Mountains
Yugosiiv
Sator
Paige ‘Thres
45 Hungarians Seek Asylum In Australia After Flight From Hungary
Forty five members of the Hungarian Olympic team sought asylum in Australia rather than return to their Russian-occupied homeland. Some plan to go to the United States, others to settle here, while 130 teammates returned home. A portion may stop in Milan before chartered French airliners fly to Budapest. Noted athletes including Laszlo Tabori and Lidig Tomosky remained, with coaches and officials, some who fought in the rebellion. A Red Army counterstrike in November prompted many to stay for family safety. Hungary finished unofficially second in points. Kaslo Papp, boxing gold medalist in 1952 and 1956, also pursued asylum as his wife and son were in Budapest. In separate report, a car crash near Lock Haven, Pa., killed Robert Speer, 20, of Buffalo, and injured two others.
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Slesonland
Australia
United States
Milan
Italy
Budapest
Hungary
Laszlo Tabori
Lidig ‘Tomosky
Tungarian Olympic Committee
Auatralla
Ank
Red Army
Brank
Sandor Rosznyoi
Chile
Astria
Albert Bush and the Corry YMCA Dreamer’s Legacy
Albert Bush, orphaned as a child after his father Dr. Bush’s death, funded youth work at Corry’s YMCA through his philanthropy. After his death a large gift was left to the YMCA to support boys, with Mrs. Bush recalling his lifelong commitment to underprivileged youth and his belief in equal opportunity.
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Albert Bush
YMCA
Dr. Bush
Ymca Inkamields
Sevinl
Grilys Ees
Mihs Pomark
Fhish Nad Bf
Albert L. Uuatt
SMCA
Toni
Corry
Fire destroys St John the Evangelist Church in Ambridge
A three alarm blaze engulfed the 100 year old St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church in Ambridge Massachusetts thought to be arson. Damage exceeded 2 million dollars as roof and walls collapsed. Three firefighters were hospitalized while priceless religious objects stained glass windows and a $20000 organ were lost.
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Ambridge
Mass
St. John the Evangelist
Coalitelle Archdiocese of
Boston
Jury Of Fathers Sentences Angelo LaMaren To Death
In Mineola New York a jury of twelve fathers found Angelo LaMaren guilty of kidnapping and first degree murder in the 12 day old Peter Weinberger case. The verdict came after a defense claim of temporary insanity failed and the judge ordered the sentence to automatic appeal. The Weinberger family attended as LaMaren displayed shaky legs under the verdict and no mercy request was granted.
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Mineola
N.Y
Angelo LaMaren
Peter Weinberger
LaMaren
IgMatea
Morris Welmberger
Weinbergers
Westbury
Poller
Mayes LaMaren
Donna
Hawekee
New York
General Bodily Ejected From House Hearing
Brig Gen Herbert C Holdridge, 64, was bodily removed from a House Un American Activities hearing after charging the committee with treason and subversion. Chairman Clyde Doyle ordered him out as deputies escorted him to the corridor. Two attorneys were also ejected for remarks, while others were removed for laughter during the tense session.
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Los Angeles
Aes
Herbert C. Holdridge
House
Subcommittee On
United States
Clyde Doyle D-Cality
United Elues
Marshall
American Civil Liberties Union
Committee
Richard Arens
Maynard J. Omerberg
Doyle Toms
Congress
County assessment figures show modest ward variations
County assessment bureau released figures with second and fourth wards showing notable increases while the first ward remained near unchanged. Totals for property values across wards and the countywide tax base are provided, with 1958 and 1957 comparisons and notes on upcoming notices and opportunities for property owners to appeal.
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Tnt Orly
Thiel Imd
County Assessment Bureau
Wined
Shane Olinty
Erié
Neatby
Union City
Nunthor Elgin
City Planning Meet Attended by County Officials and Chamber
Representatives from city and county bodies gathered for a planning board session to discuss intercity roles. Attorneys and engineers joined the meeting, with calls to appoint a dedicated liaison from each city to speed processing and improve coordination on countywide projects.
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Dor Williams
Aity
Una Charles
Wuilekinote
Tanger
Anea
Calla
Ead
Ceenmitainners
Tim
Bethermeist
The
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