Berlin Talks Shifted To Russian Sector
Berlin ministers from the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union met in the Russian sector near the Soviet Embassy to discuss uniting Germany. Molotov hosted the session in the Hall of Mirrors as Western diplomats arrived through the Brandenburg Gate amid guarded escort. The four leaders remained deadlocked on major world issues including a possible Big Five with Red China and plans for German unification. The conference continued with cautious optimism despite ongoing disagreements over disarmament and an atomic pool proposal.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Brandenburg Gate
Unter den Linden
Hort
VM. Molotov
Hall of Mirrors
U. S
Jobe Foxter Dulles
M. Maloley
Eisenhower
United Nations
West Berlin
East Berlin
Kremlin
Italian Commies Campaign Against U S Ambassador
Posters in Rome target U S Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce as President Einaudi seeks a new premier. Signs claim Italy is not an American colony and accuse Luce of meddling in politics amid a national crisis. Similar placards appeared in Messina during her Sicily visit.
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Rome
U.S
Clare Boothe Luce
Luigi Einaudi
Enrico de Micola
Quirinale Palace
Taly
AFL Chief Talks On GOP Policies At Beach Pow Wow
Miami Beach meeting opens with 17 member AFL Executive Council studying the nation’s economic situation and rising unemployment. Leaders fear layoffs could spread to construction and other heavy AFL industries as George Meany criticizes administration policy. Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell to visit for talks aimed at repairing AFL relations and addressing the no raid pact between AFL and CIO unions.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
AFL
George Meany
James P. Mitchell
Washinton
Mitchell
CIO
Roosevelt withdraws from 26th District race amid adultery charges
James Roosevelt, urged by Democratic leaders to drop his bid, releases supporters from obligation and declines to seek endorsement for the 26th District congressional campaign though he leaves a possible final decision open. The report ties the move to his wife's adultery suit among allegations of intimate liaisons with 12 women. In a separate update, 78 year old Iola Shaffer of Tarentum Pa dies after a car crash.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Samuel B. Phone
26Th District Council
Gas Bills Rise On New Rate Cited By Pennsylvania Company
Gas bills rise sharply as Pennsylvania Gas Company cites a new rate and colder weather. Residents report increases up to 3 percent year over year with one business bill jumping from 41.05 to 55.20. Officials note December 8 to January 8 meter readings and acknowledge colder conditions drove higher charges. Erie office reports a flood of complaints as bills arrive.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
The
Corry
Vegas
Turlay
Rolainparison
Erie
Compromise Endorsed by Ike on Bricker Treaty Issue
President Eisenhower weighed a compromise on the Bricker treaty power amendment as Senator Knowland reported encouragement for an accord. Bricker would accept a GOP drafted compromise if Eisenhower backs it after consulting Democratic leaders and Bricker.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bricker
George
T+senhower
Knowland
California
Senate
White House
Capitol
Sen
Ohio
Jackie Gleason Hurt in Fall During TV Show
Jackie Gleason broke a leg and ankle in a fall on his television show Saturday night. Doctors doubted he could make this week's shoot, but Gleason said he would appear on next Saturday's show if he could go on his stretcher. He was in good condition after hospital treatment following the spill on a wet stage sponge.
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Are
New York
Jackie Gleason
Iaye
CBS
Aéid
Tbs
Gieanon
Russian envoy seeks asylum in United States amid spy alarm
A Russian diplomat intelligence officer Rastavorov requested and reportedly received political asylum in the United States. Tokyo officials and the U S State Department offered no confirmation. Moscow denounced the move as an American kidnapping and a provocation, fueling speculation of a major spy ring crack in Asia.
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Brew
Tokyo
Yuri Alexandravich Rastovoroy
United States
Associated Press
Rastovorov
Japan
Rastovoray
Depan
Soviet Union
Rustin
Okinawa
U. S
Here
Runoy
Rastavorov
U. & State Department
Far East Command
Rastavoroy
U.S
Kyodoews Agency
Rapier
Uns Rastavorov
Kyodo
Barstovorov
Air Force
Corryite man shot, 21 year old former serviceman wounded
A 21 year old former serviceman named Michael Clark from Eagle street was shot in the stomach and taken to Corry Memorial Hospital in fair condition. Police report the wound was self inflicted during domestic troubles. he returned home about 4 19 am and called his mother who summoned an ambulance.
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Corry
Germany
Corry Memorial Hospital
Michael Clark
Eagle Street
Clark
Bracken
Act City Police
Annd Clark
Brennan Named Irish Grid Coach at Notre Dame
SOUTH BEND Ind Terry Brennan 25 former Irish football star and Notre Dame assistant today was named head football coach to succeed Frank Leahy who resigned yesterday for health reasons The university signed a three year contract salary terms were not disclosed
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South Bend
Ind
Terry Brennan
Notre Dame
University
Frank ‘Leahy
Theodore Hesturgh
Brennan
Six Union City Break-ins Stir Police Hunt Leads
Dion City police aided by Gorey State Barracks officials pursue six Union City burglaries in the early hours of Saturday. Investigators cite a single suspected burglar who targeted money and coins from Pennzoil and other stations, with about 200 dollars total from five sites and 80 dollars in silver dollars from Pennzoil. Entry was by broken panes and windows. one suspect reportedly stopped at a restaurant early morning after the spree.
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Unis Iy
Penngoll
Alam
Keystone
Atlantic
Chase Motor
Kimmy
Buuntah
Pennzoil Station
Corry Yturday
Spartansboro
Driver Admits Local Escapade in Mailbox Crash
John Smith of Center Street paid a $10 fine after admitting to a local driving escapade Friday night. The case arose when Smith’s truck skidded on Center and Smith streets, reversed, and struck a U.S. mailbox on West Pleasant and First avenue, with paint scrapes sent for analysis.
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John Smith
Center Street
John A. Smithy
North Censer Street
Firat
M. 5
Cobbeluani
Corte
Hurley Drake
Sigh
Hertan Burlingame
George ‘Ottaway
Lenton Street
Ottaway
Burlingame
Center
Smith Streets
Smith
Canter
Main Streets
West Pleasant Street
First Avenue
U.S
Drake
Inventor of FM Takes Life in New York City
Maj. Edwin H. Armstrong, inventor of FM broadcasting and key radio patents, died after falling from his fourth floor apartment in the Swanky River House. The 63 year old left a two page note to his wife, expressing regret and affection. He had been staying with friends at Granby, Connecticut.
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New York
Edwin H. Armstrong
Swanky River House
Armstrong
J Bis
Police
Armatrong
Bhe
Granby
Conn
Armantrong
U S Planes and MIGs Clash Off Korean Coast
The Air Force reports a sharp engagement near the Korean coast about ten days ago between U S planes and MIG15 jets. No American losses were reported and one MIG was shot down. The incident occurred amid heightened tension tied to POW issues and prior armistice concerns.
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Associated Press
Washington
Air Force
U. S
United Nations
Civisian Statuy
U.S
Sok
Korea
Chilly Weather Report From Corry Monthly Summary
January brought a cold month to Corry with a one degree above reading at night and 65 as the high. Precipitation totals reached 3.40 inches with 20.5 inches of snow and cloudy days dominated the calendar. Strong winds caused drifting and reduced sunshine, per George Muldertek’s weather report.
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Corry
Goth
George Muldertek
Two Auto Wrecks Reported In City Over Weekend
City police report two weekend accidents. William Ruffner of 527 Worth Street was injured after a skid into a utility pole while being thrown against the windshield. George Stanford of 81 Beventh Street rear ended a double parked car. a woman at the parked car’s side was wounded. Robert Lerch, 28, of Murrysville Pa, was found dead in his car near St Paul Minnesota, police say he apparently drifted off highway 100 while driving to the University of Minnesota.
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William
Tevtfner
Worth Street
Union
Ruffner
Ake
Corry Memorial Hospital
George Stanford
IL Beventh Street
North Center Street
Stateford
ST. Paul
Minn
Robert W. Lerch
Murrysville
Lerch
University of Minnesota
Yugoslav Officials Reject Soviet Invitation
Belgrade Yugoslavia officials rejected a semiofficial invitation to align with the Soviet bloc. Deputy Foreign Secretary Alex Bebler dismissed past invites as naive while Bucharest based Coming form Weekly Journal urged Yugoslavia to rejoin Cominform Moscow.
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Tito
Associated Prean
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Lip
Bucharest
Romania
Moscow
Organization of Red Partien
Forelgn
Alex Bebler
14 Die As Bus Crashes In Quebec Inferno
A bus fire near Omachiche Quebec after a head on collision with a truck killed 14 people Saturday night. Police and relatives identified 12 victims, while two bodies remained in Trois Rivières morgue. Drivers survived. truck driver Henri Bruneau was injured.
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Trois Rivieres
Ela
Omachiche
Here
Montreal
Quebec
Tols Riviere
Henri Bruneau
Ville To Gaile
Que
Valere Planite
Windsor
Fire Victims Return Home After Spartansburg Blaze
Three adults from the Cook family and Bert Cook were released from Cory Memorial Hospital after severe burns from a January 20 fire that destroyed their farm home near Spartansburg. Their 6 month old daughter remained hospitalized with a throat infection. A separate Butler fire caused about 90000 damage to the Penn Theatre before opening night, injuring two firefighters with minor cuts.
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Glenn Cook
Bert
A. D. Spartansburg
Cor’y Memorial Hospital
Cook
Spartansburg
Butler
Penn Theatre
Parachutes Seen After U S Air Force Plane Crash
An Air Force C46 Commando plunged off Hokkaido near Honshu killing 34 Americans and one civilian. Open parachutes were spotted by search planes two miles from shore in frigid waters amid a blizzard. names of victims withheld.
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Tokyo
Hokkaido
Ialand
Japan
Air Force
Hok
Aire Edoany
Jackéla
Pau Chiles
Pennsylvania AG to appeal Supreme Court sedition ruling
Attorney General Frank F Truscott prepared to challenge the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision that overturned Steve Nelson’s 20 year sedition conviction. Truscott indicated plans to seek reconsideration and pursue an appeal, warning the ruling could hinder state action against communists and subversives. Musmanno dropped his bid to appeal to the U S Supreme Court citing lack of standing.
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Truscott
Supreme Court
Nelson
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Frank F.truscott
State Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
Truscott Snd
Jbck
Michael A. Musmanno
U. S. Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Musmanno
Thut Musmanno
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Congres
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Iola ‘Shaffer
Tarentum
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Japanese Isle
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