Senate urged speedier aid to Chinese Nationalists
Sen Wiley demanded faster delivery of military hardware to the Nationalists, saying it would pressure the Communists more than Fleet changes. He planned to press Gen Omar Bradley in a closed Senate session as Secretary Dulles prepared to testify on Europe and potential Far East moves. Humphrey urged committees be informed of any foreign policy shifts.
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Washington
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Tle
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Dulles
Eisenhower
Dulles
Europe
Far East
Seventh Fleet
Humphrey
D-Minn
Dollar Days sale sweeps city with storewide bargains
A major citywide Dollar Days sale runs Thursday and Friday with 800 households in nine districts receiving The Journal. Local merchants including Phillips Grice Jewelers Wing Will Star Stores FW Woolworth Co and many more promote substantial savings on merchandise to shoppers across the area.
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Slo
Qe Guaine
Dixterets
Corry
Journal
Delta Days
Phillips,Grice’ Jewelers
Wing- Will Star
Al's Clothes Shop
FW. Woolworth Co
Sea's Driws
Guignon Hardware
Barnes & Casvig
Katherine’s
Miller Shops
Tinnell
Western Alito
Stahl Jewelry
Fair Store
Barach’s Home Furniture Co
Barney's Firsstone
Bright's HardWare
McIntyre's
Root Applianice
Cherry Hardware
Metril
Patterson's Photo Products
Niederriter's
Spiesman's Shoe
Franz Furnibine
Croscut's
Helen Shoppe
Raymond's Jewelry
Thomas Motors
Quisenberry Says City Manager Bill May Expand statewide
Rep James A Quisenberry says he may push a statewide city manager bill after introducing a measure allowing only third class cities with populations above 125 000 to hold referendums on adopting a city manager form of government Erie is currently the only city in that category The lawmaker notes strong public support for a manager and hints at broader action if other groups back the plan
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Harrishurg
James A. Quisenberry
Eriel
Quisenberry
Sile
Erie
Quistonberry
Cnly
Soviet Legation Bombed In Israel Inreprisal Clash
TEL AVIV officers announce arrests of several dozen in connection with the bombing of the Soviet legation last night. Five injured include the Soviet minister’s wife. The attack appears linked to recent anti Zionist charges by Communist officials in Moscow and satellite capitals.
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Tel Aviv
Tene
Taraell Po- Lee
Connersion
Moscow
Anit
Two of three defendants begin jail terms in Erie County
A Union City man paid a $10 fine for disorderly conduct and was released, while Joseph Donche 27 and Donald L. Bacon 18 were remanded to Erie County jail after a hearing before Alderman M S Cobb et. al. Bacon also faces 20 days on the charge and is held for Air Force police for being absent from McQuire Air Force Base since January 14. Victor Estes, 24, was released. The trio were arrested after a fracas with Toward Kightlinger of Doud jail past of Corry early Sunday morning.
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Union City
Funes
Erie County
M.S. Cobbett
Victor Estes
Joseph Donche
Donald L. Bacon
Comity
Kightlinger
Doud
Corry
Bacon
Air Force Police
Beery
Ex Senator Reed Dies In Florida
Sarasota Florida former U S Senator David Reed of Pennsylvania died in a hospital. The veteran politician and World War I hero had wintered in Florida and was known as a lifelong public figure in Pennsylvania politics.
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Reed
Florida
Sarasota Fla
David Reed
Pennsylvanis
Directors Reject Union Plan For School Areas
Directors from four school areas vote against unionizing, proposing a single district setup that would dissolve current lines. The joint committee includes representatives from Wayne townships Elgin borough and nearby areas, prompted by a letter to Superintendent Layne Douglas from County Superintendent Muiwice Kalpert.
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Wayne Townships
Elginborough
Ania
Layne Douglas
Anm Muiwice
Kalpert
Union Plan Would Raise State Payments for Districts
A proposed union plan would increase state supplements for six school districts now operating under jointures or unions. The table shows per unit payments, with maximums of 500 for jointures and 800 for unions, calculated by district reimbursement and unit count. Directors weigh financial impact and representation concerns, noting a union would erase district lines but require broader state legislation and public vote.
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Lawrence Doug
Union Corry
Columbus
Gorteordl
Spring Creek
Wayne GB Bao
Une
Onion
Corry
Kolpein
Supt. Kolpein
Spring Crvel
Warren County
Bond Sale Approved for Beaver County Housing Authority
Harrisburg Internal Affairs Department approves bond sale totaling 682 620 dollars for Beaver County Housing Authority. Bonds carry 24 percent interest and will finance housing development projects in the county.
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Harrisburg
Internal Affairs Department
Beaver County Housing Authority
Van Fleet urges general offensive in Korea
Associated Press reports Gen. James A. Van Fleet says a UN general offensive in Korea would be successful. In his Korea farewell interview he voices confidence in a large ROK Army and details past defeats of communist forces as he reflects on leadership and potential future operations. Also notes the death of Matthew Lesuk, 85, struck by a truck in Pittsburgh.
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Associated Pres
Seoul
Jame A. van Fleet
United Nations
Korea
Eighth Army
Sid
Republic of Korea
van Fleet
Associated Press
Maxwell D. Taylor
Far East
Tokyo
U.N
Wice
van Freens
Communiti
Ruth
Jess
North Korea
Une
Dulles Likely To Join Iran Oil Talks With Iran
Talks between American officials and Iran on oil are reported to slow but may continue with Secretary of State Dulles joining negotiations. The effort centers on Western European and Middle Eastern issues as the United States weighs concessions and funding. Negotiations involve Loy Henderson and Iranian Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh with a plan to form a four-company combine to market about 20 million tons of Thorium? per year.
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Associated Press
Wakimington
Amerie Byril
Dulles
Brilly
Ian
Wisenhower Administration
Dean Avhesor
Dersinod
Ulta States
Mire Amerinay
Loy Henderson
Tranian
Mohammed Mossadegh
Quell Riot at Oregon Prison Ends in Tense Standstill
Warden O Malley reported a prison riot at the 1300 inmate facility near Salem ended after about 60 guards with rifles surrounded a cell block. Convicts demanded extended yard time and longer segregation sentences. talks continued as authorities weighed extending terms.
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Associated Press
SALEM
Grp
Shotteliver
Telliols
Dhe
Slite
Vivudd O'Malley
O'Malley
Zoning Board Approves Grocery at Former Emblem Site
Mr and Mrs John Bensink win approval from the Curry Zoning Board of Appeals to build a new grocery on the former Emblem Oil site at the southwest corner of North Center street and Columbus avenue. No protests were filed and a 300 foot radius petition supported the plan. The board requires ample internal storage for refuse and cardboard and ownership of the Emblem Oil Company property, plus off street parking due to the busy intersection.
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John Bensink
North Center Street
Curry Zoning Board of Appeals
Company
Columbus Avenue
Hearly
Suibe
Emblem Oil Company
Pro
Tax on Used Car Sales Sparks Pennsylvania Bill
In Harrisburg a bill would tax used car sales at 1 percent, with a $100 penalty for dealers failing to collect and remit. The measure lacks a revenue estimate. A separate bill seeks compulsory liability insurance or a posted bond of up to 11,000 for motor vehicle license applicants.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Henry E Ragot
Rorthampton
Commonwealth Wall
Blaine
Hocker
R-Dobphin
Harold Wescell
R-Susquehanna
State Police See Bingo Decisions Rely on Merits of Cases
Harrisburg officials say bingo legality hinges on case specifics with district attorneys and courts to rule. Church and charity bingo typically avoid prosecution while liquor board bans on bingo in licensed venues may be lifted if funds aid welfare efforts. A separate report notes a $100,000 fire in Washington Pa damaging high school athletic gear at Ace Cleaning and Reconditioning Co. in Latimore.
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Associated Presa Harrisburg
Cdl
C. M. Wil ‘Helm
Sila
Joanfairs
Wilhelm
State Lignal Control Board
Gelder
John 5
Fine
American Leyton Club
Liquor Control Board
The
Legion Auxiliary
Washington, Pa
Ace Cleaning and Reconditioning Co
Latgeloth
District Board Clears Pay Increases For Teachers And Staff
The Cory district approves pay raises totaling about 984,800 for teaching and administrative staff including an increase to 4,600 for a teacher with a master’s degree and 200 yearly raises for two other leaders. It also signs a contract with Hunter Caldwell and Campbell for a survey on a new elementary school site and approves staff appointments and a speech clinic for local children.
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Aulyiee
Sojlerbur
Linge Wilde
Keaton
Motirlitee
Cory
Iwurdeth
M. Harner
Yoes Mora Cosoi
Linaton
Ingreune
Maximint
Jay
Besin
Wise
Robert Olt Ju
Togwlese Quanlisind
Tel Yete
Abituur Lindstrom
Converis
Esisty
Oltier
Missen Ruth
Bennet
Nellin
Tin
LwWing
Comunilius
Hunter ~ Caldwell and Campbell
Wigin
Wayne
Concord
Wastins
Nat
Low Han Tha
Trace
Isu
Douglas
Amaue
Stephen Stile
Jack Hutchingon
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Protective Fund
Hood
Seven Injured in Washington Prison Blast
Seven Washington State Prison staff members were injured in an explosion believed to be an attempted breakout by hardened convicts. The device was a small bottle filled with black powder and a wire detonator with nitroglycerin-soaked components.
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Associated Press
Walla Walla
Wash
Washington State
Financing Hurdle Faces Cities Across State
The state orders Corry to build a sewage treatment plant with a two year deadline. The Water Board and Billy Fish Commission seek funds to cover costs exceeding a million dollars. Authorities discuss financing via bonds and sewer rents, with towns nationwide facing rising costs and need for chlorination and treatment. A council meeting next Monday will decide on action. Also, a fire in Ridgway caused an estimated $40,000 in damage to the Fridley home.
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Corry
Saint Waly Bow
Harrisburs
Mijor J. Ferd Khnay
Billy Fish Commission
Plana Awvisions
Spring Creek
Ulthat Times
East Smith Street
The
Water Board
Alate
Dollectin
Roth
Ihus
Bear Crest
Brokenstraw
Tip
Gomel
Water
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Malerick
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Matthew Lesuk
E Vily Shrevi
Iran
Oregon Prison
James Harper
State Sanitary Water Board
Payibunner
L. A. Fridley
Mathan Ann
Wilbur Noble
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