Four arrested in Soviet spy case warning on foreign agents
Pravda says four Soviet citizens, a man trio and a woman, were arrested on spying charges. It claims one was trained by U S intelligence and lists Bas, Gurevich, Tarnulla, and Romanov as alleged agents with links to enemies, criminals, and Trotskyists.
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Moscow
Pravda
U. S. Intelligence ‘Service
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Academy of Sciences
K.P. Romanov
America
Russia
Gurevich
Tarasuta
Romanov
Cnlighte
Budget cut eyed as Eisenhower plans pay as you go
Washington report describes a lean budget under President Eisenhower with a possible $68.7 billion ceiling tied to revenue forecasts. Treasury officials Dodge and Humphrey discussed extending the excess profits tax for a time to raise about $2 billion annually, with cuts anticipated across programs funded by Congress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Joseph M. Dodge
Treasury
Truman
Humphrey
Dodge
Fiscal Agent and Authority to Meet Here
Officials discuss issuing S840,000 UK bonds for a new jail, with plans to compare competitive bidding versus single bonding firm and possibly hire a fiscal agent around 2000 dollars. Representatives from Spring Creek Columbus Rigin Wayne and Concalde townships attend with Sidney Ruffin of Pittsburgh retained as bond counsel.
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Schowls Amenity
Corey
Beiros High School
Wil
Charles G. Peeler
Blais Rollins and Company
Bibi Wien
L. E. Graham
My. Peel
Fek
Sidney Ruffin
Pittsburgh
Bee
Thatiime
Bishop Sheen Wins TV Award In 1952 Honors
Hollywood reports Bishop Fulton J Sheen won the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Emmy for outstanding personality on TV while Lucille Ball and other stars received top honors. Ball was named best comedian for I Love Lucy and the year’s favorite TV program, with Jimmy Durmite cited as best comedian though absent. Also recognized were Helen Hayes and Thomas Mitchell as best actress and actor. See It Now and Dragnet each won related honors, while Beany claimed best children's program. A separate note covers a four million dollar Duquesne University fundraising drive.
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Lucille Ball
Associated Press
Hollywood
Fucton J. Sheen
Bishop Sheen
Milton Berle
Red Skelfan
Arthur Godfrey
Donald O'Connor
Adlai Stevenson
Miss Ball
Desi Arnaz TV
Academy
Sid Caesar
Emogene Coca
Jack Webb
Robert Montgomery
Timie
Beany
Two Cities Fight Loss of Corry Oil City Train
In Venango County Court in Franklin, 19 witnesses testified as Corry and Oil City argue the Pennsylvania Railroad is shortchanging their passenger service. PRR offered no witnesses. Hearing aides examine claims of comfort, speed, and dependability as the case heads toward PUC review and possible service continuance or withdrawal.
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City
PUC
Corry
Oil City
le Ylties
Leas
Thernine
Fist
Yenterday
Keenid
Athys Samuel N
Moeilowits
Te Couldas
Flu Rk
Mogilowicz
H.R. Ariz
Pittsburgh
PRA
Goldstein
Continuedion
New York Port Paralysis Amid Court Order Picket Ban
The New York waterfront remained largely idle as AFL International Longshoremen’s Association members refused to leave piers despite a state court order halting tugboat crew picketing. The judge ruled the action an illegal secondary boycott against non involved lines, but serving the order faced distribution challenges.
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New York
Wterfront
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
Supreme Court
Costello Faces Huge Tax Lien in New York
Tax authorities seek almost 700000 in unpaid income taxes plus penalties against Tank Costello and wife Loretta. They owe for years 1945 1950 with liens totaling 699100.54. A receiver may be sought to protect government interests as Costello, jailed in Milan Michigan, serves an 18 month term.
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Costello
Associated Press
New York
Tank Costello
Walker
Lilly Ue
U.S
Myles Dy Linn
Jitec
Lane
Milan
Mich
Holland Faces Billion Dollar Damage Bill
Flood disaster across Holland Belgium and Britain cause massive losses with thousands evacuated in the Netherlands as the tally climbs past 1900 dead and 4 800 missing. Unofficial Dutch toll rises to about 2 000 with broad property damage. millions in damage across three nations and resettlement plans outlined amid the catastrophe. Grandmother earns pilot wings at 64 after joining Quakertown airport program and taking to the skies.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Floud-ravauet
Holland
Norkl
Ure
Mensouwe
Ax Doyleh
Nici
Tuver
Belgium
Britain
Mary
Quakertown
Nelfe’ Ruser
Ruser
Dulles Assures Dutch of Aid for Flood Recovery
U S Secretary of State Dulles told the Netherlands they will receive American aid for flood recovery. He and Ambassador Bussey toured affected regions, urging European unity and continued economic strength. Talks point toward a unified European army within months, despite parliamentary opposition in Germany and France. Washington reports say formal talks with President Eisenhower may follow, with no fixed date yet set.
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Associated Presa
Hague
Park
Germac Capital Ab
Bor
Teovim Bey
Goa
Fee
Neport
Wein
Hig Germl
Diller
Europe
Sliwauinn
Oltmmls
Mluye
Dulles
Bussey
Tale
Key Westertt
Washington
Risenbowe
West Germany
Lord Dulles
Bonn
8En
Atesmientat
A. B. Cromer
Eonerri Fromronni
Home Folks Honor Truman At Independence Homecoming
Harry S. Truman spoke at a family style homecoming dinner in Independence Missouri before about 650 neighbors and friends recounting his 30 years in politics and early life in the state He recalled cheering crowds along his post presidency train journey and praised the warm reception saying no ex president ever had a more homelike homecoming reception.
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Associated Press Independence
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Missouri
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Trumen
Missouri Pacific
Fiat
Intensify push for union shop on railroads
The Union shop drive for railroads gains momentum despite strong opposition from carriers. Railway executives cite disruptions while unions report progress, with key lines and several major carriers signing nonoperating agreements. The effort follows a 1 year campaign alongside a push by Congress to remove union shop bans and mediation boards urging signings.
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Eastern Railroads
Ford
Hy Associated Press
Miami Burgh
Mia
MMION
PRL
Cover EL Leighty
Railway Tale Executive Association
Sembolind Air
Hew
Wbal
Ramwilien
Tolednye
Hewmide
Apis
NOL
Eran Wnionsits
Beck
Leighty
Congress
Presidential
David Ab. Cole
Federal Mediation
South
Weather Slows Fighting In Korea Asd AP Report
SEOUL The Korean War drifted toward a standstill as snow and clouds covered the peninsula. U S forces kept limited air activity with Sabre jets aloft, while radar guided all weather fighters prepared for potential strikes. Marine and Fifth Air Force night fighters have been used in Korea since November. Albert Meehan of Dresher, Pa, named Pennsylvania Nurseryman of the Year at the PNA convention closing.
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Korea
Seoul
Warstara
U. S
U.S
U. S. Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Marine Air Wing
Fifth Air Force
York
Albert Meehan
Dresher
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania Nurserymen's Association
Pennsylvania
PNA
Army to call 53 000 in April under draft program
The Associated Press reports that the Army plans to induct about 53 000 men in April including 3 000 as replacements. The Defense Department notes a recurring pattern with February and January drafts and aims to meet targets set for last year with ongoing conscription and selective service actions.
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Washington
Hallad
Senenitier
Yils Fier
Ube Fluil
Ruling on Deer Killing Case at Spartans Hearing
Dawell Hurhindy of Spartans faces a deer killing charge after a December 1952 incident. Testimony by Roland Putnanl described hunting with others, shots fired at a wounded deer, and a second buck killed amid disputed identification of a hide exhibit. Alderman Love sustained an objection to the exhibit. Hearing postponed twice.
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Titusville
Fullwang
Tralf Howe
Laversa Rise
Dawell Hurhindy
Spartans
Berni
Hite
Commonwealth Chapel
Fintchison
Allen
Hintchison
Axniman
Herber i
Raland Reyers
Bviddy Vandarhoot
Ralind Putra
Sporéanspure
George Kepler
Jen Butnasa
Wit
Attorhey Stustr
Culbertson
Meniville
Etchison
Roland Putnanl
Jim
Ine
Ty Lee
Beir
Willy
Dena
Pulaame
Huehetan Shen
Whicty
Prilany
Hutchison
Pond Rogers
Vanderhool
Seid Oil
Hybebisan
Sundbark
Ansenal
Hutcherton
Aarney Culbertson
Alderman Love
Commonwealth
Frewsburg Man Dies In Blaze
A Frewsburg man, John Ellis, 49, died from suffocation when a fire swept his East Oakfield Road home. His four sons were burned. John Ellis Jr., 48, and Anthony Ellis, 31, suffered facial and arm burns. They were rushed to General Hospital in Jamestown. The blaze is believed to have started from a kerosene stove explosion.
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Frewblumg
John Ellis
Oakfield Road
Frewsburg
John Eilis Jr
Anthony Bilis
General Hospital
Jamestown
Eisenhower signals end to wage price controls
President Eisenhower planned to lift wage and price controls in stages, ending wage limits soon as price curbs relax. White House confirmed talks with United Steelworkers leaders and labor figures on how the plan will affect payrolls, with observers noting tensions over union leadership and labor department appointments.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Rey Offininhis
Toy Releasing
Audi A
Laken Owl
Union
CTO
Walter Reither
Phorus Senne
World Cape
White House
Sthidy Lyre Heck
NORCO
Fed
Relither
Aries
Reuther
David J. McDonald
CTO Steelworkers Union
Ind
Oto Jenders
AFL
Labor Department
Elsuhower
Reyher
Lattimore Trial Date Set Amid Motion Delays
Washington prosecutors report Judge Bolitha Laws set May 11 for Owen Lattimore perjury trial with possible delay. Defense motions, including dismissal of indictment, may alter scheduling. Attorneys warned new developments hinge on Senate investigators inquiry and related federal actions.
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Lattimore
Associated Press
Washington
Owen Lattimore
Walter May Th
Bolitha J. Laws
U.S. District Court
Ang
Laltimere
Senate
Institute of Jariily Ralebong
Leony Rover
Federal
Ute
Tomey
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Duquesne University
PITT
Cornell University Inn
University of Pittsburgh School of Law
Arthur Laron
Cornell
Will Aueces
Brainerd Currie
State Department
Adenauer
Spartansburg
Ike
Bix Xenhiwer Otuy
GM West
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