Tachen evacuation nears completion amid naval, air support
Chinese Nationalist forces continue destroying fortifications on Tachens as U S Navy ships prepare to sail with the last evacuees. Air cover and anti submarine patrols are set to accompany the armada toward Formosa while storms loom over Nanchishan Island and U S response remains unofficial.
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United States
Two Bodies Found in Crystal Hotel Fire Debris
In Altoona Pennsylvania investigators recovered the bodies of Thomas Stewart, 70, and Tarry D. Malone, 50, from the charred debris after a hotel fire. About 29 people were believed in the three story Crystal Hotel when the blaze started. the register was destroyed, raising fears of additional victims.
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Crystal Hotel
Thomas Stewart
Tarry D. Matona
Stewart
Pennsylvania Railroad
Malone
Smoke shuts area school as furnace fills building
Fire crews responded to a smoke alert at Weat Spring Creek school at 5 pm. They found a faulty furnace pouring smoke, shut it off, and ventilated the building. Buses redirected students home as officials awaited Monday’s reopening decision. no damage estimate was given.
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Columbus
Blize
Gerry
Stanford Hose Company
Claude Stoke
Consolidated Edison plans private nuclear power plant
Congress hails Consolidated Edison of New York plan to build the first privately financed nuclear plant five miles south of Peekskill on the Hudson. Project cost 30 to 40 million dollars with 125000 kilowatts capacity, aiming to serve about 260000 people. Construction may start in a year, plant in service in four years. Babcock and Wilcox designing the reactor. Shippingport as a reference project.
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Washington
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Consolidated Editon Co
New York
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Senate Horse Atomic Energy Committee
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Hudson River
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Shippingport
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co
Atomic Energy Commission
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Edison
Anderson
Joint Committee
Justi Tate
Moscow releases six from Supreme Court
Moscow releases six members from the Supreme Court of the Soviet Union and elevates seven new members to the court. Decrees signed by Marshal Voroshilov confirm the changes and appointments in the top judiciary.
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Supreme Court of Soviet Russa
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Government Reorganization Hinge on Legislative Session Length
Governor Leader says major portion of governance reorganization may wait for 1957 session. Administration secretary Charlesworth notes completion depends on when the enabling bill passes, with House Bill No. 1 facing Senate constitutional concerns and a 12 member commission proposed to coordinate with the General Assembly.
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Andrew Bradley
Waynesburg postal official arrested on false entry charge
Waynesburg Pennsylvania postal official William TR Cumpston was arrested on a charge of making a false entry in his accounts after a $4,000 shortage was found at the local post office. He posted a $1,000 bond and was released after a hearing before U.S. Commissioner Edward Snodgrass. Deputy postal inspectors said the investigation continues. Cumpston had served as postmaster since 14a.
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Waynesburg
William TR. Cumpston
Climpston
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Edward Snodgrass
Cumpston
Pleada Guilty In Ebensburg Shooting Case
Wayne R. Jones admits shooting and wounding Police Chief Theodore Jervis and pleads guilty to two counts of assault with intent to sell. He also pleads guilty to armed robbery burglary and auto theft after his arrest Tuesday night following the Chief Jervis shooting.
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Wayne R. Jones
Mbenaburg
Theodore Jervis
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Atomic shelter plan urged by scientist in public defense talk
Dr Ralph Lapp warned in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists that current civil defense planning is inadequate. He urged a nationwide system of survival shelters on city perimeters and underground as essential to limit radioactive fallout and save industrial capacity, calling for dispersed evacuation with realistic shelter programs. He warned ground level blasts could create huge fire holes and deadly dust requiring rapid, protective measures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
America
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Ralph
Tap
Sud
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Kiss
Bulletin of the “Atomic Scientist
M& Day
Lapp
Burglars Hit 10 C Places in Union City
A wave of burglaries struck Union City with two incidents Thursday and Wednesday nights. The American Legion club was entered by forcing a door with about $7.50 taken. Hayes grocery reported entry with a basement window broken and small change and two cigarette lighters stolen. Footprints at multiple sites linked to recent break ins.
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Union City
Atoll
American Legion Club
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Statul
American Légion
Corry
Probe Planned Into Shortage At Woodville State Hospital Store
Pittsburgh district attorney James F Malone will open an investigation Monday into a shortage of about 38000 dollars in the Woodville State Hospital cooperative store funds. A quick audit showed the store accounts were jumbled. books were модылed from 1949 to September 20, 1964, and a report was sent to Malone to determine if any criminal offense occurred. No state funds were involved in the store’s operation.
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Pittsburgh
James F Malone
Woodville State Hospital
Malone
Atute
New School Aid Forms Prepared for Hartburg Project
Final forms for aid on the new Fon elementary school were prepared in the office of Schools Superintendent L M Douglas in Hartsburn. A special committee will review applications next Monday with bids expected from Seltzer and Young to begin construction in March. The 12 room elementary will serve three districts at an estimated total cost around $760 000 with $430 000 for construction and the rest in interest. Carey Area Schools Authority approved bond sale at 3 4 percent.
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Seltzer and Young
Carey Area Schools Authority
Lake Raisers group forms over lake level issue
A new group calling themselves the Lake Raisers is forming at Findley Lake to raise the lake level. The Firidley Lake Property Owners Association currently lowers water in winter to prevent ice damage, drawing criticism from year-round residents and prompting police involvement after boards were placed on the dam.
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Braddock School Board President Indicted in Alleged Misconduct
In Pittsburgh suburb Braddock the school board president Rudolph Agresti was indicted by an Allegheny County grand jury. Board member Patrick J. Hamill accused Agresti of misfeasance in office and of compromising relations with his daughter’s teacher without board approval. The board reportedly required a three fourths vote. Dolores A. Matsey, Agresti’s daughter, was saved by a seven member board. Ruth Hoare Sullivian was also named and ordered held for court.
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Braddock
Allegheny County Crunch
Rudolph Agresti
Patrick J. Hamill
Agresti
Dolores A. Matsey
Severte
Hammill
Ruth Hoare Sullivian
Washington Civil Defense Chief Sets Up Exile HQ
Civil Defense Director Val Peterson says an executive headquarters outside Washington will serve as a retreat and rapid broadcast center. In a cover plan the President would radio the nation with details of the attack, actions taken, and essential civilian instructions.
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Washington
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Meany Emerges as Labor Leader in AFL CIO Merger
George Meany, a durable 60 year old, has won broad support to lead the merged AFL CIO union federation of about 15 million workers. His persistence and diplomatic skill overcame early resistance to the merger and he outlines plans to organize new industries and unite allied unions.
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Miami Beach
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William Green
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Civil War veteran Woolson marks 108th birthday
Mind-Albert Woolson, a Civil War survivor, celebrates his 108th birthday with greetings from President Wise and a private family gathering. His only public appearance was a pedestal bust dedication, as 18 relatives plan an informal dinner and open house for about 40 neighbors, with hopes to live another one or two decades.
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Albert Woolf
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Republican State Chairman Drops John Fine from Committee
Mites Orst, Republican state chairman, announces removal of former Governor John Fine from the Republican State Executive Committee in Harrisburg. The move reshapes party leadership as tensions surface within state GOP ranks.
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Harrisburg
Mites Orst
John 8. Fine
Trial set for nearby GI accused of collaborating with China
Sixty witnesses testify against a 40 year old Army veteran William Olson in a court martial at Fort Meade. Olson facing charges of collaboration with the Chinese and violating Article 104 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. He is under psychiatric evaluation at Walter Reed Hospital and will be tried by an eight member general court.
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Olson
Water Reed Hospital
Washington
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General Court
Youngsville
Olson Willle
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Tim Willy
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Car Clips Pole Causes Route 6 Crash Near Union City
A collision between Stefans Juskewye and Floyd Nell Maynard blocked Route 6 nine miles south of Union City. The car struck a truck’s left wheels, crossed the road, ripped a guy wire, and plunged into a field, closing the road fully until 9 30 and partially until 11. Police blamed bad visibility and driver error was deemed unlikely. authorities managed traffic as emergency crews removed wires and the pole.
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Union City
Corry Barracks
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Tinnsville
Floyd Nell Maynard
Juskewyea
Alowaee
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Genteh Telephone Company
Enouil Toon
Awcat
Jey
City Income Tax Reminders For Local Employers
Local employers were reminded that the citys half per cent income tax is due. Deductions apply to paychecks and payments for February through April are due. Some employers opted for monthly remittances. the first will be sent next month to the Corry Income Tax Receiver in the Donel Baldwin Building.
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Rudy
Corry
Baldwin
Brie
Old Bolsheviks Regarded as Most Powerful Group
Washington reports indicate U S officials believe the Old Bolsheviks, led by Molotov and Bulganin, are the strongest faction in the Soviet leadership after Stalin. They foresee ongoing internal power struggles and a potential move toward a new dictator to stabilize the Soviet regime.
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Georjpl Mt. Malehkov
Nikoliad A. Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikitar Khwushchov
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Lavrenty P. Bert
Stalin
Communist Party of the Savi Union
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