Farm Parity Review and Direct Trade With Russia
Secretary Benson said the administration is studying direct trade of agricultural surpluses with Russia and satellites, including possible sales to third party nations that may resell to the Soviet bloc. He also signaled a revision of the farm parity formula while noting the challenges of policing sales to nations that may reexport.
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Russia
Associated Press
New York
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Tron Curtain
Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
U. S
Russsia
Hospital Board Holds Meeting at Corry Memorial Hospital
Directors authorized installing acoustic ceiling tile in the children’s ward and approved an IBM service contract to inspect the clock and call system. Superintendent Edgar Alexander reported 281 patients, 1483 days of service, average daily census 49, births 45, deaths six, 30 major and 47 minor operations.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
International Business Machine Corp
Edgar Alexander
Jdwin Fuller
Hospital Board
Truck Hauling Ajax Engines Is Demolished In Snow
A trailer jackknifed three miles from Mill Village sending three Ajax Iron Works pumping engines into a snow bank. Driver Charles Phillips 24 of Houston escaped injury and was treated for back injuries at Corry Memorial Hospital. The loss is about 4000 dollars. engines damaged unclear. winch arriving to recover engines and tow trailer.
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Ajax Iron Works
Mill Village
Charles Phillips
Houston
Texas
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Phillips
Ajax
Cleveland
Raymond Plant Hosts 14 Die Supply Co Representatives
The Raymond Mig. Company merchandising division hosted 14 sales and engineering representatives from Die Supply Co of Cleveland for two days to learn about Raymond die springs. E. W. Feldt welcomed the visitors at a luncheon at the Hotel Corry and Lloyd Stowe outlined the die spring history and development led by J. R. Fitzsimmons and BG Crapser Jr. The program showcased the growing die spring line as a major merchandising division achievement.
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Raymond Mig
Die
Cleveland
Corry
E. W. Feldt
Lloyd Stowe
Raymond Merchandising
J. R. Fitzsimmons
Die Supply Co
Raymond
BG. Crapser Jn
Imerchandising
Davis fined for assault after tire helper incident
Bert E. Davis, 24, of 347 West Washington Street, was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to assault before Alderman M. J. Cobbet. He was arrested yesterday afternoon on a complaint by Roughed Gates of R. D. Corry and William Mayer of Columbus. The complainants said they were assaulted Tuesday night at Macadam Hill after helping Davis change a tire. Davis also paid six dollars for damage to a dental plate in Mayer's mouth.
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Bert E. Davis
West
Washington Street
Costa
Wattery
Cobbet
Davis
Roughd Gates
R. D
Corry
Willam Mayer
Columbus
Lato
Macadam Hill
Davia
Moyer
Rockefeller Named Washington Special Presidential Aide
President Eiser hower today appointed Nelson A Rockefeller as special presidential assistant heading up efforts to win the minds of men around the world for the cause of freedom.
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Rockefeller
Washington
Eiserhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Assessment appeals may be set next week
City officials consider starting triennial property tax appeals next week as two councillors favor beginning the process. Solicitor notes December 4 filing deadline, with hearings tentatively scheduled after notices go out. Most nonresident appeals target mercantile district assessments. protest forms available at the city treasurer's office.
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Cry
Board of
Roger Brows
Guy Abbey
William Mier
Clty
Dhia
Safe Driving Day Observed With Fewer Traffic Deaths
The nations first Safe Driving Day reduced highway deaths and accidents in a 24 hour period ending at midnight. A survey reported 45 deaths versus 64 in a December 1 AP comparison.
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Associated Press
Five Children Die In Early Morning House Fire
At Waltoomsae Falls an explosion lit a small home killing five Grogan children, Sara aged 1 and Aringmutrle 1 among them, while Lois 5 Allen 4 and Caral 0 perished in their beds. Neighbor Arthur Baldwin 58 rushed to the scene as flames spread through the two upstairs rooms. Fire officials reported the blaze began around 6 am and Mrs Baldwin found a victim in a bed on the first floor.
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Acqosick Falls
Waltoomsae
Waldo Grogan
Sara
Lois
Allen
Caral
Aringmutrle
Ane
Arthur Baldwin
Pentagon plans larger cut to military manpower
Washington The Pentagon plans a further reduction in U S military manpower lowering total armed forces strength below the 4 047 000 previously forecast for the next fiscal year. Secretary Wilson declined to give exact figures as President Eisenhower offered a non committal reply.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pentagon
Wilson
Army
Navy
Maine Corps
Air Force
Jayel
Ene Tiscal Yeu
Eisenhower
Eniack
Wye
Fijenower
Corry Sees No Traffic Crashes On Special Driving Day
Corry motorists observed a National Safe Driving Day with no local accidents. One crash involving a tractor trailer was investigated by state police. Across Pennsylvania three fatalities occurred. The piece notes a national safety council injury to fatality ratio and cites city stats for major metros.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Detroit
Baltimore
St Louis
Washington
D. C
Boston
San Francisco
New England
Martys Charged In Conspiracy Bribery Case
District Attorney Damian McLaughlin filed gambling conspiracy and bribery charges against Al and Lee Marty of this city. Justice Joseph Crewe set a preliminary hearing for later this week in Lawrence Park. One Marty employee, Jamey Nadobn, pleaded guilty to a related count.
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Damian McLaughlin
Lee Marty
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Creweman
Lawrence Park
Créselman Hall
Marty Brothers
McLaughlin
Colonel
Martys
Jamey ‘Adobn
Soviet Warning to France Over Paris Agreements
Moscow warned France that rearmament of West Germany would nullify the Franco Soviet mutual assistance treaty of 1944. The jab by Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov was delivered in a formal note to the Portuguese ambassador Louis Arnu. The warning was announced at a press conference by the Portuguese Ministry.
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Moscow
Hissin Tonay
France
Paris
West
Germany
M. Molotov
Préntic Ambasador
Louis .Oxe
Prise
Big Three parley centers on atomic weapons control
NATO ministers and military chiefs debate use and control of atomic arms amid fears a Western decision on when to unleash nuclear weapons could trigger a broader war. Dulles and Mendes France discuss emergency powers for a standing group in Paris to guide alliance strategy.
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Patus
John Foster Dulles
Vigne
France
Britain
Sir Anthony Aden
At- Inne Council of Foreign, Defense Andiance
NATO
Militay Committee
Eliefs
Aluff
NATO Chete
Mendes-France
NATO Council
Paris
United States
Washington
City street complaints rise as snow causes ruts and complaints
Residents and merchants pressed city council over deteriorating Corry streets left pitted by melting snow. Police, street department and state highway workers struggled at the Pleasant and South Center intersection while rumors spread about plowing stoppages and overtime disputes. A Beaver woman was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the knife killing of Joseph Harriet of Aliquippa.
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Corry
Protorist
Streets Department
Pleasant
South Center
State Highway Department
West Smith Street
Center Street
East Co
Fimblis Avenue
Highway Department
Slrents
Atfiewa
Tigheway Department
Ettien
Borsough
Beaver
Carrie Winwate
Aliquippy
Yevterdey
Joseph Harret
Aliquipps
Counsel for Dr Sheppard Sums Up Case
Defense lawyer William J Corrigan accused Cleveland authorities of dictatorial methods and sensational handling of the case. He condemned the prosecution for forcing conclusions and questioned the motive, including a claimed romance with Susan Hayes. Corrigan spoke before about 800 people, tearfully recalling the killed Marilyn Sheppard and the unsanctioned autopsy.
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Associated Brank Cleveland
Bamurl Sheppard
Cleveland
America
Seiuta
William J. Corrigin
William Ontis
Associated Press
Ceechowlovakia
Corrigan
Sini
Corigan
Sheppard
Marilyn Shepprd
Wboue
Cortigan
Marilyn Sheppard
Tyfls Volow
Sterne
Susan Hayes
Orline
Jin de Fertiant
T Hat
Miss Hayer
Miss Hayes
Gerber
Samuel R.1
Cancer Fatal To New Castle Girl
In New Castle Pa a year old girl died from cancer, her family had planned a Christmas party she could not attend. Cards arrived from well wishers over several weeks totaling more than 800. The death came about 20 hours after the planned celebration.
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New Castle
Charman
Busnn H Muffler
Sian
Cardinal Mindszenty Freed Report Sparks Uncertainty
The Associated Press reports Cardinal Mindszenty, held in Hungary since 1948, was released from prison and has returned to his diocese. Budapest sources and the Catholic News Service note the release occurred about a week ago, but diplomatic circles in Budapest offer no firm confirmation. The Esztergom archbishop’s palace confirms Mindszenty remains at his see.
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Mindszenty
Associated Press
Vienna
Adateine
Chiholic
Kathpreny
Viretes
Budapent
Dozet
Mindazenty
Naas Beer
Hungary
Phe Vuiyeas
Budapest
Catholic News Service
Mindsenty
Esztergom
California and Nevada shaken by earthquake
A rolling earthquake affected Nevada and California with minor damage. The tremor measured around 3 07 AM in Reno and San Francisco and a second, smaller tremor hit Fallon. Sheriff reports indicate minimal damage, with power systems and lines affected but no major destruction.
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Associated Press
Reno
Nevada
California
Biko
Nev
Here
San Francesco
Fallon
Navy
George Withlne
Fulton
Porific Gas A Electric Co
Glant
Wehuele
Oregatt
Lawmakers back possible 35 Chinese student exchange
Washington lawmakers urged consideration of exchanging 35 Chinese students in the United States for 57 Americans detained in Red China. Rep. Martin and Sen. Ferguson supported any deal that frees those wishing to return while opposing mandating China returns for detainees. Dag Hammarskjold sought UN talks with Chou En Lai on 11 imprisoned airmen as a follow up to a UN vote.
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Associated Press
Washington
Red China
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
House
Sen
Fergison
R. Mich
Senate
Republican Policy Committees
State Department
Lincoln White
United States
Ben, Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Foreign Relations Comittee
China
Hog
Sparkman
Dag Hammarskjold
United Natons
Renetal
Communi
Chou En- Vai
Wirmen
U. Nis
Los Angeles
GOP
Lenday Knowlind
Californ
Eisenhower
Pope Hears of Small Hernia From X Rays
Vatican press reports show Pontiff Pont Plu XE has a small hernia of the esophagus and stomach area after x rays. The pope’s physician De Tecardo Gotenaa-Tist calls it small in importance and notes no ulcer. A surgeon says surgery may be needed later, but for now the aim is to reestablish strength.
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Vatican
Pont
Plu
de Tecardo Gotenaa-Tist
Rumule
Paolucci di Valmug
Lore
Tamaus
Ted
Paoturelauld
Columbus Milling Co 15 Sold to Mullerys in Gowummay deal
The Gowummay sailing Compan sale of Gowummay sailing Co to Mr and Mrs Harold Mullery was announced. They take over operation Monday. Sale includes stock equipment and the building from Walter Doutechtanday who ran Wr quill for four years. Mullerys, longtime area residents, will continue mill operations at the same site and name.
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Harold Mullery
Walter Doutechtanday
Mallery
Lotts
Vile Holatty
Duke and Duchess in New York Arrive for Florida Visit
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor with two dogs and ten pieces of luggage arrived aboard the liner United States yesterday. They plan a winter visit to Florida by mid January as they continue their travel.
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Duke
New York
Duchess of
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