Test Vote on Bricker Amendment Postponed
Senate delays key Bricker amendment votes until February 1 or later, postponing any roll calls to allow further public input. Sen George predicts closer scrutiny of treaties and tougher ratification battles regardless of the final fate of the amendment.
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Associated Press
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California
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Knowand
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Brieker
Ohio
Eisenhower
George
D-Ga
Rescue of Fernmoor Crew Underway After Reef Sinking
The Panamanian freighter Liberal reported picking up two boatloads of Fernmoor crewmen after the British ship struck a reef near Palawan in the Philippines. The U S Navy base at Langley Point said other crewmen remained aboard the sinking vessel with the Esha Maru standing by. About 40 believed aboard. earlier messages said lifeboats were in the water.
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Liberal
South China Sea
U. S. Navy
Langley Point
Palawan
Philippines
Bangley Point
Carnegie veto blocks wage tax in city council clash
The Pittsburgh Carnegie borough council, two yes votes shy of a veto override, failed to override Burgess T. Coyne after vetoing the wage tax ordinance. Four council members supported the veto, while two original supporters stood firm against the tax.
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One Killed Six Hurt In Train Wreck Near Wilmington
The Baltimore and Ohio National Limited collided with a freight train five miles south of Wilmington injuring six crew members and killing the shifter engineer W. A. Jackson of Philadelphia. Ten of thirteen passenger cars derailed. no passengers injured. The National Limited was due in Wilmington about 9 45 a. m.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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W. A. Jackson
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Wilmington General Hospital
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GOP Leaders Embrace Campaign Budget For 1954 Elections
National Chairman Leonard W. Hall denounces left wing gloom as harm to GOP prospects while praising Eisenhower's program. CIO president and two Democratic figures labeled as spreading gloom. Republican National Committee sets a 3.8 million dollar campaign budget, aiming to double individual contributors from 1950.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Republicans
America
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Repu
Eisenhower
Congress
Walter Heather
Adlai Stevenson
Paul Douglas
Wayne Morse
CIO
Ilinois
Oregon
Party
National Finance Committee
Atlantic and Pacific to Close 163 Stores in Strike
Scranton Pennsylvania area reports Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co will close about 163 stores indefinitely due to a strike by 200 members of Scranton Local 229. Deliveries halted by wage dispute. company offered 10 cent an hour raise while both sides seek talks. Also, Senate confirms Laurence B Robbins as liquidator and Eugene J Lyons as assistant postmaster general.
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Wy Nea
Mercury above normal for January in Corry area
The U S Weather Bureau reports January in the Corry district was warmer than normal. Official George Mulderick notes 45 15 as the normal mean. January’s mean was 25 5 or one degree above. Earlier records show several years with above normal means.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Corry
George Mulderck
Januay
Pope Pius Als Weakens As Gastritis Persists
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII growing weaker due to gastritis with a light fever and hiccups since January 5. A bulletin from his private physician notes gastric area examinations are ongoing and laboratory tests remain normal, with no peritoneal reaction or heart issues detected.
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Associated Press
Vatican City
Pius
Rich Eardo Galermzi-Lis
Holy Father
Airline denied change to serve Philipsburg airport
A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner yesterday recommended denial of Allegheny Airlines requests to serve the Clearfield DuBois Philipsburg area via Philipsburg Airport. The examiner urged continuing use of Albert Field at Clearfield for broader access, noting Philipsburg would mainly benefit Bellefonte State College travelers.
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Allegheny
State College
Bellefonte
Philipsburg
Clearfield
DuBoin
Ehrougly Albert
Missing railroad worker identified near Reading tracks
Williamsport police identified tentatively the body found near Reading Co. tracks as a Clearfield man missing for a month. The brakeman for the New York Central Railroad Co. is believed to have died of a heart attack. Four schoolboys found the body and summoned railroad employees.
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Wil- Usmeport
Reading Co
New York Central
Rairroad Co
Hvasta's Escape Sparks Flight From Prague To Zurich
Hvasta, Czech-born U.S. Navy veteran and former prisoner, fled Red Czechoslovakia after a prison break. He boarded a flight from Nuremberg to Zurich then to New York, escorted by U.S. and Swiss authorities to ensure privacy amid reports of exile and pursuit.
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London
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Michael Hvaste
Hillside
N. J
Area Woman Seeks Rabies Treatment After Kitten Bite
A local woman, Mrs Homer Kolstee of A D 4, was bitten on the finger by a stray kitten. She received rabies precautionary treatment and tetanus shot from a physician after the incident. The kitten appeared normal otherwise and the situation focused on public health precautions.
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Chicago
Mra
Homer Kolstee
Former Justice Ladner Undergoes Head Surgery
The condition of former State Supreme Court Justice Grover C. Ladner was reported today as fair by the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Ladner underwent head surgery Wednesday.
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Grover C. Ladner
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Ladner
Nine Convicts Escape From Atmore Prison Break
Nine long term inmates escaped from Atmore Prison in Alabama after using a key to access security corridors and a tunnel in the old block. Bloodhounds tracked a definite nine cannot, and authorities scoured backwoods near Atmore about 60 miles north of Mobile while a rebuilding program continues on the facility.
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Inka
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L. A. Strubble
Alabama
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Strubble
Error in Local Appeal Distributes Milk to Wrong Homes
A misprint in the Cony Community Chest appeal caused 500 special meal collars to be sent to Cory area milk deliveries. About 150 recovered, 350 distributed to local homes. Erie County Heart Fund and Community Chest coordinated refunds totaling $889.
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Erie County Heart Fund
Frank D. Mel Carthy
Uni Lon City
Community Chest
Cory Homes
Hems Fund
Corry
Card game erupts into gun battle in Pittsburgh basement
A basement card game in Pittsburgh erupted into a gun battle early today leaving one man dead and another wounded. Two others were knifed. victims identified as Ilvie Zolglar, 49, and Joseph Gravitic injured. Amos D. Fred, 40, jailed. Greene Dumas detained as a witness. homicide detectives report self defense claims by Fred and several shots fired.
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Az Ilvie Zolglar
Joseph Gravitic
Amos D. Fred
Greene Dumas
Homicide
Fred
Zeigler
Evan
Limes
Pilot Resting After Atlantic Solo Hop
Leoseren, a single engine Bestheratt plane pilot from Washington, Pennsylvania, completed a solo transatlantic hop from the Azores arriving after 28 hours and 28 minutes with a 10 day Azores layover. He plans further European capital tours before finishing the flight home in April.
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Portugal
Leoseren
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Leowren
Dems Prep Counter Tour to McCarthy Claims
The Democratic National Committee plans to distribute truth kits to editors and party workers nationwide ahead of Ben McCarthy's tour. They accuse the Wisconsin senator of carelessness with facts outside Washington and urge scrutiny by reporters.
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European Cold Spell Ends. Relief Supplies Rush In
Across Europe relief missions delivered food and medical aid to snowbound hamlets as helicopters reached ten isolated communities in the Apennines and Shetland mailboats returned after 31 days. The toll exceeds 300 with ongoing risks as thaw threatens further hardships. In Pennsylvania, a bus and truck collision near Irwin injured nine people, with no serious injuries reported.
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Trial To Start Monday For Killer Of Area Woman
Holbrook Arizona county attorney said he would seek the death penalty for Carl Folk a former Clovis New Mexico carnival owner charged with murdering Pennsylvania mother Betty Faye Allen in a house trailer near Holbrook. Allen's husband Raymond 95 was bound and later shot Folk who was wounded and spent weeks in hospital. 125 jurors were summoned with 13 to be chosen.
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Ariz
Melvin Bhelley
Carl J. Folk
Clovis, N. M
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Folk
New Mexico
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Betty Faye Allen
Wattyburg
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Lawrence
Judge's Slayer To Get Hearing Next Wednesday
Norman Moon, charged with murder in the January 13 shooting of Judge Allison D. Wade, has a preliminary hearing scheduled for next Wednesday before Justice Tracy M. Greenlund. Moon, who pleaded not guilty, is confined to Warren County jail and under constant guard after a self inflicted throat wound. He remains on a hard diet and is restricted to a single cell block with guards posted at all times.
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Warren
Norman Moon
Allison D. Wade
Tracy M. Greenlund
Connellsville
Moon
Warren County
Warren General Hospital
Mike Evan
Btate
Donald Holmes
Justice of the Peace
Tracy M. Greenland
City 10 Be Judged in Safety Contest
Corry activities in 1958 on pedestrian safety will be judged by the American Automobile Association. The contest reports cover accident records legislation engineering organization school safety and public information. The city will compete with similar towns nationwide and results will be announced by a national board of judges.
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Cor~ry
American Automobile Association
Harley M. Drake
Martin aide denies heading GOP post in Pennsylvania
Washington reports quote George J. Bloom saying the administrative assistant to Ben Martin denies any interest in becoming Republican chairman of Pennsylvania. Bloom says he would not accept the post under any circumstances even if drafted.
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Washington
Ben. Martin
Rpe
Pennsylvania
George J. Bloom
Molotov plans to unify Germany threaten Berlin talks
Secretary of State Dulles denounces Molotov in Berlin while accusing the Soviet foreign minister of seeking to extend Kremlin power to the Rhine. Dulles claims Molotov refuses free elections, pushing a Communist takeover and a neutralized, defenseless Germany under Soviet influence. He warns the Berlin conference may be at a turning point as Molotov argues the Communist path is the only safe path to a democratic, peaceful Germany. An ex Legion official, Sundry, dies in Blairsville at 81 after a career with Fort Pitt Brewing Co.
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