Eisenhower Won't Spare Rosenbergs as Appeal Planned
President Eisenhower will not grant clemency for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg as attorney Emanuel Bloch prepares a Supreme Court appeal. Judge Irving Kaufman set the Jan 24 execution date for the couple at Sing Sing after a presidential review was pending.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York
Emanuel Bloch
Supreme Court
Rosenbergs
Tui
Oll Wieck
Sing Sing
Pighwily
Trving Re Kuiitman
Decontrol Likely For Milk Butter Eggs In Price Ceiling Review
Washington report says milk butter eggs and related goods face removal from price ceilings this week with final decision due today. A top official notes the list covers about ten percent of consumer goods while key items like machinery autos and scarce metals stay under control for now.
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Associated
Washington
Auniel
Ship Fire After Blast Leaves 9 Americans Rescued
A burning Amelia President Line vessel limped toward Yokohama after a blast and fire. Nine Americans were taken off the crippled ship as two US Navy ships escorted it and crewmen were transferred to another MBSTS vessel.
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LOKYO
Uuilly Burrer and JH Critical Canton. Vivi Opnorls
Linea
Yoko Hama
Hows
U.S. Military Sea ‘Transport Service
Barrett
MBSTS
Oller
MSTS
Tribute to Lincoln by Eisenhower at White House
President Eisenhower left the White House with Mrs. Eisenhower to attend Abraham Lincoln Memorial birthday services. Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith, a Lincoln descendant, attended as part of a ceremony with Rutgers and Lincoln Association officials. The day also included decision-making on Julius and Ethel Rosenberg clemency and talks on international trade policy with Congress leaders.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sonhower
White House
Sheaham Lincoln
Lewis W. Jones
Rutgers University
George W. Bunn
Abraham Lincoln Association
Rutgers University Press
IBM
Jilius
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
New York
Siriz Sieg
Eisenhower
Congress
Sens
Taft
Ohio
Mulikin
Colorado
Finance
Ree
Fire loss hits coal firms in Middleton and East Palestine
Authorities fought through smoldering runs to determine a fire that damaged three coal company offices and a nearby garage. The blaze destroyed thirteen trucks two autos and about 100000 in auto accessories and other goods at Midway Motor Co. adjoining Burnite Coal Go M and J Goal Co and Tingle Coal Co were also damaged.
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Parwcasedet
Palestine
Coal Company
Middleton
Midway Motor Co
Burnite Coal Go. M and J Goal Co
Tingle Coal Co
Will Question Burglar Over Corry Thefts
Police plan to question Emory Ward 27 who is sought for connection to multiple burglaries in Corry and surrounding areas. Ward was arrested in Kilgore Texas and held there after a Tulsa grand jury indicted him for root crimes. a North East man Linnenbom has pleaded guilty and implicated Ward.
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Aweke Emory Wari
Brit County
Corry
Kilgore
Taxas
Follee Harjay Drake
Ward
Gor*y
Corry Wood Products
Merrdth
House of Furniture
Carlisch Builders
Union City
Sparrows
Word
Grand Jy
Allen Uhre
Wirt
Robert Linnenbom
North East
Max Reiel Lumber Co
I North East
Clymer Central School
Linnenbom
Euliry
Landenbom
John Meballick
State I Police
Lawrence Park
Ware
Arkansas
Lynndale
Texas
Paul Babbitt
Erie
Louise Dickinson
Dhiarge
Dallas
Reid Tandber Mill
Stanley Bourts
Waterford
John Robeluski
Blgin
Waterhouse Backs Permanent Pension Measure in Pennsylvania
Lawmakers move to make permanent a 1951 temporary plan that funds police and firemen pensions in Pennsylvania at about 5 million dollars yearly. The bill would tax all out-of-state insured premiums to support police and firemen funds, with sponsors from Rep. Merkley to Rep. Hauidenshiled backing.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Ways Ind
Marian Z. Merkley
Lehigh
Edwin C. Ewing
Allegheny
Harry W. Price Jr
Mifflins
Wilmer W. Waterhouse
Ronald
Thompson
John 2. Hauidenshiled
Planes Renew Korean Raids Amid Weather Delays
Allied air forces pressed raids on the Korean front amid warm weather and foggy skies. U S Fifth Air Force fighter bombers destroyed eight buildings in a troop area and sealed a rail tunnel with eight bomb bins while clashes with MIGs continued overhead.
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Seoul
Aml
Jnth
Slr
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Korea
Pillow
Roads Stay Slippery Despite Warmth Runoff
Traffic slowed across Jarry and surrounding areas as a light rain and freezing temperatures created slick roads. State and local crews worked from early morning through the night to treat highways, with temperatures fluctuating around the freezing mark and conditions easing briefly before falling again.
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Jarry
Stace Highway Department
Katrects Department
Theromehtaves
Kouhn
Weber
George Mulderick
Ainfall
Att Inch
Dulles to Report to Nation Tonight on European Trip
Secretary of State Dulles will report by radio and television on the European survey trip that included Harold B Bray. The special is set for 10/20 EST on NBC and Dumont TV with Mutual aid CBS radio. A half hour later ABC radio will rebroadcast. Stevenson Returns New York Adlai E Stevenson arrived from Barbados last night.
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Ameri Eivitians
Wilt Sheir
White House
New York
Tiutes Square
Paris
Daily Worker
Gomnismitt
Albert Einstein
Harold ©. Urey
Rosenbergs
Morton Sobell
Will
David Greenglass
Greenshiss
Washington
State Dulles
Union
Harold B. Bray
NBC
Dumont TV
Mutual Aid
CBS Radio
ABC Radio
Legislature Fights Over Pennsylvania Liquor Rules
Harrisburg reports a party battle as temperance forces prepare bills to close bars on Sunday and oppose extending Saturday night closing. Proposals would push Sunday sale limits to 2 am and require food service in pubs. Debates include potential midnight Saturday restrictions and off premise sale rules. Continued on Page Eight.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Temerance
House of Representatives
B Ewing
Philaileishin
Pennsylvania Temperane
Kidy
Bwidg
Rens
Henry I Rigel
Clair H. Peifly
Northampton County
Bente
Ser
Baward J. Keistov
Lancaster
Serr
Martin Silvert
Philadelphia
Silvert
Pennsylvania Tempérance League
Arizona statesman Ralph H Cameron dies at 89
Ralph Heney Cameron, who guided Arizona to statehood and served as its senator, died today at 89. The Phoenix native, who secured statehood while territorial delegate in Congress, had just suffered a heart attack on February 7 while on a business trip and was hospitalized in Washington.
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Washington
Ralph Heney Cameron
Arizona
Phoenik Minis
Congress
Boethrs Hospital
Ainter
Cameron
Iast
Dollar Days Sale Draws Hundreds in Corry
Hundreds of Corry shoppers flocked to the city for Dollar Days as merchants cut prices across the business district. Sales continue through tomorrow with many stores staying open until 9 p m as crowds peak.
Five Salesmen Trial in Local Fraud Case Faces Jury
Five salesmen from Inter Cities, Erie and Whit representatives stand trial on charges of fraudulent practices against local housewives. The hearing, led by Judge Rivas, examines whether the salesmen or firm officials committed the fraud as witnesses describe how customers were solicited and records show prices and prizes were misrepresented. Subpoenas issued to Rev Schlindwein and others. testimony details how buyers paid near 49 dollars on a 59 dollar item and how silverware prizes were promised.
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Willie Aimee Evans
Teter Cimex
Rivas
Inlpv
Inter Cities
Tht
Am Erie
Whit
Wie
Elmer Evans
Atlorney Rovbet Chase
Kelly
Corky
George Sprovers
Donald Cady
Eva Group
Harley Drake
Sehilindwein
Bri
George Fierardi
Owen Taylor
Corry
Yikorney
Bain
Cherking
Hag Owfen Taylor
Jncul Jeweler
Muerchimdise
Rotary Backing Benefit Concert in Corry
The Warren Boy choir, once televised and recorded for Voice of America, comes to Corry High School auditorium February 26 at 8 pm under Rotary Club auspices. Byron L. Swinson leads a varied program of spirituals and popular numbers with lighting and scenery. Proceeds may aid the outdoor pool fund. Also reported, William D. Deibler, 28, of Mt Carmel, died in a crash on Route 501 near Lititz, Lancaster.
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Rium
Warren
Congert i Corry
Corry High School
Nucleat Organization
Botne
United Nations Sunt
Voice of America
Sle de- Parlement
Corry
Rotary Club
Severn Corryites
Chmitat Qua Institution
Sensi
Byron L. Swinson
Warren Conservatory of Mise and
I Samora Music Sthality Timestown
Sen
Nationalists urged to drop Chiang Kai-shek as leader
Senator Ellender calls on President Eisenhower to seek Chinese nationalist leaders more popular than Chiang Kai-shek. He argues Formosa policy and Sino American tensions require leadership that keeps Chinese and Soviet blocs apart, as Dulles faces further Senate questions.
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Sen
Ellender
Ike
Chiang
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Dmv
Formosa
Hilender
Unas
Rusain
Bilender
H. Alexander
IRNJ
Seyate
Fan Easter
Dulles
China
Manchuria
Nis
State of the Union
United States Seventh Fleet
Chidng
Fomiosa
Malone Loses Fight for Prison Inquiry
Pittsburgh based Allegheny County district attorney James F Malone faces a narrow probe limit after Judge Chester H Rhodes blocked a sweeping investigation. The order bars any inquiry beyond criminal acts stemming from the January 18 riot at Western State Penitentiary. The Superior Court will hear the case March 2 in Scranton.
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Pittsburgh
James F. Malone
Western State Penitentary
Pennsyl- Feria
Chester H. Rhodes
Stroudsburg
Malone
Superior Court
Scranton
Rhodes
Allegheny County
Sudanese gain right to decide future within three years
Britain and Egypt sign a principio agreement on Sudanese self determination within three years. The Sudanese may choose to join Egypt join the British Commonwealth or form an independent state. The Suez Canal Zone troops withdrawal is demanded and talks to start immediately.
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Ansochited
Cairo
Britain
Egypt
Sudan
Naguib
Beynt
East
Kaypt
Sumertision Voan
St Brit
Suez Canal
Nagi
Ralph Ste ‘Vernon
Bell
Sux
Canal Zone
Asivn
Jong Vhaye
Nue
British Common Wealth
School District Bond Issue Awarded at 2.25 Percent
Erie Harriman Ripley and Co. was the successful bidder for a 1,195,000 school district bond issue at two and a quarter percent interest. The award was made at a meeting of the school directors. Additional details list several bidding houses and allocations for related projects totaling 220,000 for additions and 195,934 for new school facilities.
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Erie
Harriman Ripley and Co
Philadelphia
Nb & Bowl
Issle Others Brewing
Weres Halsey, Stuart & Co
Tog, & Associates
New York
Union Securities Corp
Widder, Bensody & Co
Lemon Bros
Singer Deassit Beribner
Pittsborch
White Web & Co
First Boston Corp
Bohobi
Fairmount
Farkyng
McClelland
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