Briton to be tried on spy charge
In Washington Senator Tydings said information from Russia could speed up the hydrogen bomb project. In London Klaus Fuchs, German-born scientist, was ordered held for trial on charges of passing atomic secrets to the Soviets. Prosecutor Christmas Humphreys declared a confession and the case set for February 28.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Klaus Fuchs
London
Polit
Christmas Humphreys
Filiah Servatiak
Puchs
Tuchs
Eimionage
Yin
Bells
Alimphyeys
Fuchs
Wuels
England
United States
Oak Rides
Tenn
Los Alamos
Mes
Laurence Divine
Wit
Kiao James Skarden
Skarden
Forwell
Redeath Establishment
Espionner
Skardon
Germany
Humphreys
Skardofi
Skardoff
Pichs
Tompsson Halsall
Truman housing program stranded by Senate vote delay
The Senate banking committee voted seven to six to shelve the $3 0 million cooperative housing program for two weeks amid inflation worries. Bricker offered to strike the administration plan but withdrew after a 6 6 tie, with only Bricker continuing postponement until February 13. Some members fear inflationary impact.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Bricker McChius
Bricker
Field
Gansta
Maybank
D-Sc
Two U.S. soldiers confess kidnapping Austrian man
Two American soldiers Sgt John Franey and Sgt Paul Abel admitted abducting Oswald Eder in Vienna. They were paid 7,000 schillings and said they surrendered after Soviet involvement exposure. Army aims to prosecute. earlier reports tied abductors to a Soviet directed ring. Treasury data follows with budget figures for February.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Altea
Anny
Noreiber
John Franey
Brockton
Mass
Sorp
Paul Abel
Bolivar
Tuisary
Oswald Eder
Austria
Eder
Romania
Court Action May Speed Coal Settlement In Columbus Gas Plans
A report notes Pennsylvania Gas Company surveys Columbus residents on natural gas service with few electrified objections. Locke says surveys are extensive and will guide possible home piping as lines extend from Tennessee Gas Transmission. Residents anticipate gas supply once systems are installed, with community sites already enrolled.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Hieconmnuelly
W. Il. Locke
PGC
Gelimbas
Yo Flreaven
Locke
Ib i
PGO
Tennessee Gas ‘Transmission Company
Bilffalo
Sidesiley
Mead Park And Hospital Get $3000 Allocation
County commissioners unveiled the 1950 tentative budget allocating 9000 to Mead Park and 1000 to Corry Memorial Hospital. The budget, not final until February 28, preserves the $4000 total allocations with Mead Park receiving the same as last year and Erie hospitals each slated for 20000 in equity funds. Union City Hospital 43 also receives 1000 in county funds as included in the draft.
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Union City Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Toy Mead Park
Dell Darling
Bord of Hirgetor
Erie
Mead Park
Escape From Rockview Pen Three Prisoners Escaped
State Police search for three prisoners who walked from the Rockview State Penitentiary dairy barn during the 9 am milking. Charles E. Clerk Burton B. Hubler and Barry Fetzer Jr. are identified with ages and counties. Clerk has a burglary related term, Hubler and Fetzer also hold burglary charges.
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Bellefonts
Rockview State Penitentiary
C. Rhodes
Charles E. Clerk
Uniontown
Burton B. Hubler
Clearfield County
Barry Fetzer
Centre County
Rhodes
Clark
Hubler
Fetzer
Former Erie Woman Granted New Trial In Cancer Cure Case
Pittsburgh February 10. Philip Drosnes and Mrs Lilian Lazenby, Erie area figures who ran a improvised church basement clinic promising cancer cures, were granted a new trial as prosecutors focus on their medical practice without license. They were convicted last fall in Allegheny County Court. since then they operated another clinic under supervision and warned of closure due to funds.
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Erie
Pittsburgh
Philip
Drosnes
Lazenby
Bris
Jash Fall
Allegheny
Vogeler Trial Date Set in Budapest Justice Case
Budapest authorities announced American businessman Robert E. Vogeler will be tried February 17 on charges tied to expropriation and espionage. Vogeler, an Egyptian representative of the International Telephone and Telegraph Co, was arrested November 18 and reportedly confessed. Also listed are Edgar Sanders and five Hungarian nationals. Sanders and Vogeler reportedly admitted involvement. A Hungarian-appointed attorney may defend Vogeler, with a government decision pending on allowing an American attorney.
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Asiceeien
Budapest
Hungary
Ministry of Justice
Robert E. Vogeler
Vogelen
Eygypeth
International
Telephone Anc ‘Telegraph Co
Edgar Sanders
LT & T
Wopeler
Fiekbee
Vogeler
Sanders
Matyas Rakost
Povernment
Hold Corry Man in Assault Case
Walter Voaniak, about 65, is to have an afternoon hearing on an assault and battery charge. Gifford, of 145 address, says Voaniak attacked him near Elchynski’s restaurant on Main Street, leaving a facial gash. Police disarmed Voaniak, who said he planned to shave. He was held in city jail overnight awaiting the Alderman Cobbett hearing.
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Kaaor
Walter Voaniak
Burdatee Gifford
Voaniak
Tily Patroloce
Wozniak
Weir
4 City
Vizhnik
Gifford
Mangeritt
Vooriak
Ny Elchynski
Weet Main Street
Worniak
Spine Injury Forces Radio Emcee Don McNeill Off Air
In Chicago on February 10 a spine injury sidelined radio emcee Don McNeill for today’s planned broadcast. He was hospitalized at Byenton Hospital after a dislocated spine from recent exercise. he had reduced his weight from 104 to 93 pounds between Monday and yesterday.
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Cassutiaten Bee
Chicago
Don McNeill
J. McNeill
Byenton Hospital
Truman to bear ex Corry woman on $39,000 estate
Washington notes recount President Truman remarks on GOP platform and campaign strategy while detailing a Corry woman linked to a spinster’s estate valued at $39,000. The report cites party figures and voter concerns as the 1960 campaign unfolds.
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Truman
Three Killed In C-54 Plane Crash Near Rayneford
GREAT FALLS Mont Feb 10 An Air Force G 54 transport from Greg Pallé AFB crashed two miles northeast of Here last night killing its three crew. Lt Birney Burke base information officer says the four engine craft fell less than 160 feet below a mountain crest. Wreckage was found by a party about 2 am. Names of the victims will be released later today. Gus Loberg rancher at the foot of the mountain saw the crash and notified sheriff’s officers and state authorities.
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Great Falls
Mont
Greg Pallé Aly
Antag & Ammount Esbunth
Here
Reewnen
Birney Burke
Rayneford
Wietins
Burke
Burks
Gus Loberg
Geyser
Heriff
State Highway Patrol
Fiers
Man Seriously Wounded in Attempted Hold Up at Braddoge
In Braddoge Pennsylvania on February 10 Wilbert John Kastle of Pittsburgh was wounded gravely after a confrontation with Frank Amato who said Kastle and a companion tried to rob him. Kastle underwent facial leg and chest surgery after Amato fired three shots and kept watch until police were summoned.
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Amato
Amst
Hustia
Kastie
Eastie
Campanion
Allies planning counter moves on Berlin blockade
Assistant Press report from Feb 10 cites John J. McCloy saying Allies will impose restrictions on rail and sea shipments to Berlin if the blockade of Berlin persists. He notes potential retaliatory measures against Soviet bloc, including limited exports, and mentions planned rallies by Communist Youth in Berlin for May 28.
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Russia
Berlin
John J. McCloy
East Germany
McCiny
East Bank
AL Helmsteit
Polbt
Srntier
McCloy Dreplluvel
Abel
le Commiunisis
McCarthy Charges 205 Reds Active in State Department
Senator McCarthy at Wheeling says 205 Communist party members are known to the secretary of state and are working and shaping policy in the State Department. He asserts the Truman administration blocked a full inquiry and cites a list in a Day dinner talk.
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Eaese
Wheeling
W. Va
McCarthy Jr-Wise
Communist Party
State Department
Beim
Triplets Born After Caesarean at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
In Long Branch New Jersey on February 10 Mrs Elizabeth Warnke wife of Dr Fred W Warnke delivered triplets by Caesarean section at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The newborn girls weighing about three pounds each were reported doing fairly well with the mother recovering and the doctor described the delivery as satisfactory. Dr Robert MacKenzie performed the operation.
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Elizabeth Warnke
Fred W. Warnke
Aid Pack Approved For Formosa and Korea By House Vote
The House approved a rapid aid package for South Korea and Formosa in a 440 to 194 vote, sending the plan to the White House. The measure authorizes 360,000,000 for Korea and 28,000,000 for Chinese Nationalist defense in Formosa, to be spent over five months.
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White House
Lodkay
Soulth Korea
Formosa
Buss
House
South Korea
Connally
D- Tex
Senate
Senatir
Galil
Barkley
Republic of Korea
Grange Plans New Columbus Hall in Town
Columbus Grange No 879 proposes a Grange Mall at Columbus to serve as a social hub with dancing and banquets. Estimated cost ranges from 10000 to 20000 dollars as talks continue with a construction firm to cut costs and determine funding and completion.
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Columpus
Columbus Grange
Biulhd
Grange
Bulldine Fund
Six Teenagers Held in Bail Totaling 126000 in Dedham
Six boys aged 17 to 45 were held for the grand jury on charges including attempted assault on a police sergeant's daughter and theft of automobiles used in a depredation campaign. Bail totaled 126000, with John B Donahue, 17, among those charged.
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Dedham
Mass
Wies
John B Donahue
Iasi
Hight
Ann McCarty
Operators Rumble Over Renewed Talks With Lewis
A federal court ruling casts doubt on four John L. Lewis contract demands and a top official hints that Als may speed a settlement. The decision prolongs the conflict between United Mine Workers and operators, delaying the August agreements and broadening White House involvement.
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Assoviator Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Als
NLRB
Rovere N. Denhany
Richmond
Unites Miny
Ingris
Soares
Cape Conleiel
Dem
Anz
Jer
Atlewa
UMW
White House
Asp
Truman
Tyimush
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Jrudge Keech
Lewis
Southern Gas Producers
Hbut
Jyttet
Peompuly
Depham
Court study of Buzard motion for new trial
Jefferson County court hears a motion for a new trial for Lawrence R. Buzard 59 then convicted of second degree murder in connection with a fatal incident involving Waltia Dilly. Defense contends the trial testimony was improperly admitted and argues grounds for reversal.
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Buzard
Brookville
Jefferson County
Ebljrs
Lawrence R. Buzard
Luinder
Muntey
Waltia Dilly
Gorsien Lal
Shortkeiter
Elyprliere
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