Dulles to Press Big Four Talks on Molotov Plans
Secretary of State Dulles to ask Molotov to use influence with Chinese Communists to ease Panmunjom deadlock. He will push in Monday Big Four secret talks while East German police crack down on protests against Molotov plan. Molotov seeks a provisional government with equal voice for Communists in East Germany amid Western call for substantive negotiation.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Dulles
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Korea
China
United States
Molotov
Germany
Will Stoph
East Berlin
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East Germany
U. S
Ieadoff
State pressure over Corry sewage plant builds to Monday
J D Harvey district engineer for the state Sanitary Water Board will renew demands for Corry to start construction of a sewage treatment plant. He cites a 1908 start date and outlines cost implications and financing through a state program, urging council and the Municipal Authority to commit before Monday evening meeting at the Pennsylvania Electric Company offices.
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J. D. Harvey
State Sanitary Water Board
Department of Health
Corry
Harvey
Frst
Sanitary Water Board
Pennsylvania Eléctric Company
Eight Die In Springfield House Fire
A fast moving blaze swept a four room frame house in Springfield killing seven children and their mother Evelyn Lillard 30 and Gary Letterman 4. Survivors named Linda six Kay four Barbara two Johnny four months Linda Lee 10 and Sandra Kay 11.
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Evelyn Lillard
Linda
Kay
Barbara
Johnny Jr
Gary Letterman
Linda Lee Letterman
Sandra Kay Letterman
Hvasta Home From Five Years as Prisoner Fugitive
John Hvasta, a Navy veteran born in Czechoslovakia, returned to Hillside New Jersey after five years as a prisoner and fugitive. He refused to disclose details of imprisonment and escape, saying he planned to publish his full story from the embassy, while his family and local officials welcomed him at Idlewild Airport. The report also notes Gen. Peyton C. March’s condition after a fall, listed as good despite a broken hip.
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Sy Amocunen
Hillside
N. J
John Hasta
Idlewild
New Jersey
Union
John
Michael Hvasta
Stephen
Hyasta
Czechoslovakia
Hls
Revea
Gabriella Bansova Flyasta
Peyton C. March
Policeman Held In Wife Slay
Chicago police detective Charles Woolard 45 is jailed for the murder of his wife Fern 31 mother of three. Fern died after a Sunday alarm tied to a stairwell fall defense by Woolard and two witnesses allege a beating earlier that day. The couple’s children include Toh 4 Etta 5 Joy 18 months and Charles 6 who died January 23 from a throat infection.
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Chicago
Charles ‘Woolard
Woolard
Fern
Fernesth
John Gutinecht
Hils
Gust- Knecht
Yalally
Toh
Etta
Joy
Charles Dr
Bargains Rule as Stores Offer Deep Winter Discounts
Babson notes rising buying power and abundant goods driving record markdowns. Merchants nationwide slash prices to clear stock, with semi annual sales under way and stores from coast to coast advertising strong bargains. Strong competition and high productivity push prices down even as profits vary.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Httle
Uke Sturnover
Frye
Two Injured In Auto Smashup On Smith Street
A two car collision on Smith Street at 8 35 this morning injured two drivers. Mike Kundracik East Columbus Avenue fractured nose and head injuries. Rob ert Clark Jr Corry Route 3 left hip fracture and facial injuries. Clark admitted to hospital. Kundracik released after treatment. Police blamed an icy street condition and skid for the crash.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Mike Kundracik
East Columbus Avenue
Robert Clark Jr
R. D
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Hundracik
Clark
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U. S. Army
Kundracik
Smith Street
Lam
Hundrack
Community plans face votes in Clymer projects
Two major improvements are in planning for Clymer. voters will decide on a new community building with facilities for a four fixed truck bays auditorium library and nesting room and on repairs and remodeling to Abbe Reformed Church costing about 6000 dollars. Church leaders will present details at a March 19 congregational meeting for a decision that day.
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Clymer
Tire Hall
Allo Jena
Abbe Reformed
B. J. Hoffman
Aheda
Four Mexican towns wrecked by strong earthquake
An earthquake devastated Chiapas in a 60 mile diameter area. Towns Yarolón, Tila, Pembingo, Chilon suffered heavy damage with many deaths reported. Relief aircraft ferried doctors and supplies as residents fled fear of further quakes.
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Chiapas
Tuxtla Guitierres
Tuxtla Guilierres
Yarolon
Petalcingo
Chilon
Tila
Truck Driver Hurt In Clymer Collision
Raymond Fardink of North Clymer was hospitalized at Corry Memorial today after his truck ran off Clymer Hill and hit a utility line path. He suffered a concussion and other injuries with x rays to determine full condition.
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Corry Meemorial
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Fardink
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Corry case to be tried again in county court
Manley Moore of R D 4 faces a second trial in county court on a charge of obstructing an officer during the execution of process. The previous trial ended with a hung jury and retrial was ordered for the February term after a fracas with city police in which Patrolman James Keppel was injured. Moore allegedly attacked officers as they attempted to arrest his wife.
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Moore
James Keppel Wis
Escape Death In Plane Crash In San Francisco Bay
A US Air Force flying radar station crashed on San Francisco bay mudflats at night in fog. All 13 occupants were rescued after clinging to the wreckage for an hour. Only two personnel suffered minor injuries, not serious, according to military physicians.
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Ban Francisco
Air Force
San Francisco Bay
Post Office Rate Hike Clears Major Hurdle in House Panel
House Post Office Committee votes to raise postal rates by about 240 million dollars annually, shifting most burden to ordinary letter mail while increasing air mail and magazine mail costs. Net revenue gain estimated at 240 to 246 million yearly. debate expected on floor amid election-year tensions. Summerfield and President Hoover support the plan to reduce the department deficit.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Parcel Post
House Inter
Poavnoster General Summerfield
Bivenhower
Congress
Anancial
Post Office Department
35 Families Flee Norristown Fire
A two story warehouse owned by a furniture company burned early today as flames spread from one corner to the roof. Fire Chief Joseph Taruman estimated damage at over $76,000 while 35 families fled in night clothes into the pre dawn chill.
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Joseph Taruman
Furniture Company
Hartman
Schools Plan Expanded Curriculum For Fall in New Junior Senior High
The district will open a new Junior Senior High School on East Pleasant Street with farm shop industrial arts art and home making facilities for senior high girls and physics for all students. Eight new instructors may be needed while some staff shifts occur as Washington and Fairview schools close. The survey of next fall needs will guide hiring including a girls physical education teacher librarian and possibly a guidance counselor.
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Puipla
Lawrence Douglas
Benior
East Pleasant Street
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Jess
Wayne ‘Township
Atudenta
Washington
Fairview
Navere
Two Cars Damaged In Icy Columbus Avenue Collision
Two cars were damaged to the extent of £275 on East Columbus Avenue last night. The drivers Basil Lamielle and Floyd Hammond escaped injury. Lamielle skidded east of Wayne Street, Lamielle’s car turned, Hammond attempted to swing and struck Lamielle’s vehicle due to icy street conditions.
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Columbus Avenue
Basil Lamielle
Lamirlle
Eisenhower rebukes gloom while urging constitutional steadiness
President Eisenhower told a GOP supper crowd of 6500 to ignore prophets of gloom and to trust the Constitution as the nation moves through a period of adjustment. He weighed in on criticism from Truman and Bricker, stressing government continuity and warning against constitutional changes to treaties. Truman, speaking in New York, warned that recession fears extend from farms to city streets.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Ben. Bricker
Ohio
Abell
Périah
Bricker
Republican Party
Truman
New York
Americans For Democratic Action
Approval of Beeson by wide margin forecast in Annnnment
Washington senators forecast Beeson nomination to the National Labor Relations Board will pass by a comfortable margin. Republicans say they have enough votes to confirm Beeson despite a potential floor fight next week. Beeson, 47, a San Jose California businessman, indicated he would resign from his former employer and sever ties with the company pension fund.
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Albert C. Benson
National Tabor Relations Board
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Beeson
San Jose
Calif
Senate Labor Committee
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