Dulles Seeks Senate Okay on Mutual Defense Pact
Secretary of State Dulles moves to secure Senate Foreign Relations Committee approval of the mutual defense treaty with Nationalist China amid questions on the Tachens evacuation and potential cease fire moves. Senator Knowland confidence contrasts with Sparksman concern over recognizing Nationalist China title to Quemoy and the Matsu Islands.
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Associated
Washington
U. S
Tachen Islands
State Dulles
Senate
China
Dulles
Baimmas
Far East
Bernate Foreign Relations Committee
United Statéa
Formoss
Pescadores Islands
Matsu Islands
Quemoy
Matsus
Chins
Formosa
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Sparkman
D-Ala
Committee
Far Eastern
Une Islands
Four Treated For Weekend Corry Incidents
Four people were treated or examined at Corry Memorial Hospital for weekend injuries. Vivian Lewis, 19, of 55 Enat Bond street, admitted Saturday with a right ankle laceration from tobogganing and released Sunday. John Mountain, 16, son of B C Mountain, 287 West Washington, treated Saturday night for right knee lacerations from ice skating and released. Freid Bromley of Clymer had chest x ray observation after a car collision with a school bus Friday. William Kromp, 6, son of Mr and Mrs William Blomp of F 1 3 Corry, treated Sunday for lacerations of the forehead after a play incident.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Vivian M. Lewis
Enat Bond Street
John Mountain
B. C. Mountain
West Washington Street
Freid Bromley
Clymer
William Kromp
William Blomp
F. 1
Corry
Egypt Fails To Block Arab League Defense Unity
Arab League leaders end a 16 day defense conference in Cairo without a final communique. Iraq backs Turkey alliance and may align with Western powers, signaling a shift away from Egypt led neutrality. Nuri Said in Baghdad gains support as Iraq pursues anti Communist defense.
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Egypt
Associated Press
CATRO
Iraq
Turkey
League
Nuri Said
Baghdad
Liquor Board Officials Resign Under Leader’s Order
Two top Liquor Control Board officials, Frederick Gelder and David R. Perry, left headquarters in Harrisburg after Governor Leader ordered resignations. The move, tied to a broader Republican dislodge, leaves vacancies to be filled by Governor and Senate action.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Frederick T. Gelder
Liquor Control Board
David R. Perry
Gelder
Perry
Gay
George M
State Senate
Senate
Lender
Senate Gop
Repubiicans
Gelder and Perry
State Securities Commission
Raymond A. Cox
Louis J. Conley
Workmen's Compensation Board
Leo O. Kn
Jobless Pay and FEPC Bills to Go Before House
Harrisburg reports Governor Leader will submit unemployment compensation and FEPC legislation to the House with a governor’s message. Senate receives House approved tax and reorganization measures. Leaders mull further action as the 1905 General Assembly opens.
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Senate
Associated Press
Harrisburg
House
FEPC
Thomas &. Hodges
George M
Hodges
General Assembly
Rowland B. Mahang
M. Harvey Taylor
R. Dauphin
GOP
Charles C. Smith
Albert L. Johnston
H-Mckean
Miles Horst
Albert R. Pechan
R-Armestrong
Mahany
Taylor
Street Light Fault Triggers Two Electricity Outages
A faulty street light on West Main Street and a tree on East Pleasant Street caused two power failures yesterday. At 7:20 a.m. an outage followed a tree limb contact. power was restored, then blackouts returned at 6:55 p.m. due to a faulty fixture feeding current to the transformer. Repair crews located and fixed the fixture, restoring service.
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West Main Street
East Pleasant Street
Pennsylvania Electric
Repalriten
Pendee Mentnally
Union seeks guaranteed annual wage for York plants
United Electrical Workers Union advises collective bargaining for a guaranteed annual wage for 3,000 York area workers at three Sylvania Electric plants. The recommendation was referred to locals in Emporium and Millhall Pennsylvania and Salem Massachusetts as talks aim to begin in March.
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York
United Electrical Workers Union
Ind
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Emporium
Millwall
Salem
Mass
Hammond Seen As Candidate For Warren County Highway Boss
Worth Hammond, Columbus Township supervisor, is reported as a leading candidate for the Warren County highway superintendent post. Harrisburg sources say he has been recommended for the job, pending Department of Highways approval which would replace Warren Lowe after years in the post. The move reflects broader Democratic staffing actions since the new administration took office.
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Columbus
Democrat
Warren County
Warren Lowe
Worth Hammond
Pat Hammond
Harrisburg
Hammond
Corry
Columbus Township
Department of Highways
Gregor
Nis
Weke
True Identity of Death by Own Action Revealed
The Edgar Fassburg case in Brooklyn ends with confirmation he posed as Dr Philippe to deceive many. FBI fingerprint checks exposed him as a bungling con artist known for bunko schemes. He died Wednesday by barbiturate overdose, ruled death by own action after sending deceptions to friends and wife.
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Associated Press
Baltimo
Edgar Fassburg
Brooklyn
New York
Hous
Passburg
Edward James Phillipsy
Army Medical Corps
FBI
Fusabirs
Viamierutes
Hastled
Phillipe
Phillips
Goverpor'k
Fossburgevll Depuly
Edgar Allen Lowe
Kald
Pinay seeks backing to form new French government
Antoine Pinay, 63, conservative and former premier, moves to form France’s second postwar government after Mendes France, aiming to win support from independents peasants and Gaullists. He faces three confidence votes, hoping for a simple majority under a recent constitutional change.
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Associated Press
Paris
Antoine Pingy
Hickuta
Cage
Prance
Piure Mendes-Prance
Pinay
France
Republican
Mendes- France
MRP
Mendes-France
Sis
Independenta
Peasants
Republican and
Assembly
Brief Thaw Brings Woes To Motorists
A warm spell worsened driving as cars became stuck or slid on newly thawed ice. Downtown streets shifted from slush to ice as temperatures rose to the mid thirties, then fell again overnight. City crews worked to clear catch basins and remove ice and slush from streets.
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Teeentenlet Snp
AML
Aireeta
Shaw
Mercury
Birset Department
County Assessor Defends Assessment Values and Equity
County Assessor Mastin Gregor rejects claiming county totals are market values arguing assessments aim for equity and uniformity. He notes city figures mirrored county cards and explains how a predetermined unit system produces stable figures despite market fluctuations.
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Mastin Gregor
Evie
Menisnd
Gregor
William Miller
Three Erie County Drivers Lose Licenses in Week
The State Bureau of Highway Safety reports 19 Erie County motorists had licenses suspended in the week of January 17. Three Corry drivers are listed, with two county residents having licenses revoked. Names include Charles Rawicher of 400 West Pleasant Street and Harold M. Anderson of 883 East South Street. Other suspensions touch Titusville, Waterford, Cambridge Springs, and Union City residents.
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Erie County
Corry
State Bureau of Highway Safety
Erle City
Charles Rawicher
West Pleasant Strest Tost
Harold M. Anderson
East South Street
Air Wardens Seek Recruits In City Training Class
City bloc announces new air warden training class starting tonight at 8 p m by the city building. The program offers qualified instruction in all warden duties and upon completion wardens are equipped for air raid duties. Additional vacancies in CP sections are being recruited by leaders.
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Bnt
Horald
Weber
Toca CP
U N Security Council weighs Formosa cease fire plan
U N Security Council debates Formosa cease fire as U S delegate Lodge returns from Washington awaiting midweek clarity on Washington plans. Eden and Britain press Soviet envoy on Chinese Civil War, while Chiang Kai-shek says redeployments near the Tachens signal counterattack preparations.
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U. N. Security Council
Formosa
Washington
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
Eisenhower
Crosby in Hospital With Severe Pneumonia
Bob Crosby brother of Bing Crosby is hospitalized at St. Vincent's with pneumonia. He fell ill Saturday and spiked a 104 degree fever, CBS said. Condition improved yesterday but he remains in hospital for about a week to 10 days.
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Bob Crosby
Hollywood
Bingie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Robar
CBS
Murdered New York Graduate Student Identified in Flat Slaying
Police identified Erment Jackson as the alleged boyfriend in the brutal killing of Anne Yarrow, a 23 year old college graduate student found stabbed 49 times in a sixth floor Manhattan tenement. Detectives questioned Jackson and his wife and planned further questioning.
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New York
Associated Press
Erment Jackson
Leiss Anne Yarrow
Thomas A. Nielson
Jackson
Mallhattan
Willian Schnabel
Anne Yarrow
South Carolina
Miss Yarrow
Herts Payson
Tno
Payson
Ben Yarrow
Calif
Missy Yarrow
Ace
Mites Red
Alex Kautep
Autaria
Queens
New York City
Atin Piel Wan
Clanford College
Queensboro
N.C
Two killed in Guilford crash injures third severely
Two persons died and a third was critically injured when a car struck a stationary vehicle here Saturday. The two killed were Wilt Torre, 20, of Princeton, W Va, and Edward Mitchell, 28, of Guilford. The driver James Marty, 20, of Princeton, was reported in critical condition at New Haven Hospital.
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Guilford
Am Wilt Torre
Princelot
W. Va
Eiward Mitchell
James Marty
Ald
Princeton
Hiery
New Taven Hospital
New Maven
Withdrawal Near Tachens Evacuated Under U.S. Air Cover
A U.S. Seventh Fleet task force used fighter planes and ships to shield a hazardous evacuation of 15,000 troops and 13,000 civilians from the Tachens near Formosa. The operation began at night with nationalists and Marines poised to land, as Russian jets and Chinese artillery loomed, and Peiping labeled the move a war provocation.
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Associated Press
Taipei
Formosa
U. S. 7Th Fleet
East China Sea
Red China
Adm
Alfred M. Pride
U.S. Ih
Nationalist Defense and
Air Force Ministry
Keelung
Yikiangshan
Melni
Techens
Pisa
Peiping
Tashens
Brovdenat
Red Army
Forrest Exle Wards
York Town
Dim Berke
Loder
Lorene Slerwood
Hater
Teesan
Ormosirt Vislers
Mantel
Helene
Atrmueta Spuiemine Fk
Painter Dies in Utica Murals Maker William Van Tagell
Utica report states painter William Van Tagell died recently. He created murals and decorative work in the United States Mint in Philadelphia and at state capitol buildings. He was active in Harlemburg and Polo details appear in the dispatch.
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Utica
N. Y
William van Tagell
U. S. Mint
Philadelphia
State Capitol
I Harelenburg
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FEPD
AP News
London
Anthony Eden
Britain
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Mos
Leaw
William Hayter
Eden Tald
House of Commons
den Haw
Fatres
Taipel — Chines Nationsliat
Chiang Bal Uhok
U.S
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