Nationalist Planes Hit Communist Junks Near Taishans
Formosa dispatch reports Chinese Nationalist air force destroying 15 of 23 armed junks near the Taishan Islands in the Formosa Strait. Five more junks damaged. earlier communiques claim 21 ships and a submarine sunk. No opposition noted by Red planes.
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Associated Press
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Formosa
Taishan Islands
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Talihans
Reda
Wanchishan
China
Nationalist Defense Ministry
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Tachen Islands
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Russia
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Hainan
South China
Indicted for Murder in Pittsburgh Shooting Case
An Allegheny grand jury indicted 18 year old Barbara Gruver for murder in the shooting death of her husband during an argument on January 9. Barbara Gruver, mother of a 19 month old boy, fled the scene after the incident.
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Ghotgun
Barbara Gruver
Thomas
Griver
War
Yeaterday
French Assembly Rebuffs Pineau Premiership Bid
The French National Assembly rejected Christian Pineau’s bid for premier by a 312 to 268 vote. President Rene Coty, who had dabbled with several candidates since Mendes-France’s ouster, began consultations for a new government, with likely names including Edgar Faure Andre Morlee Maurice Bourges-Maunoury and Jean Bertholn.
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Associated Frese Paris
France
National Assembly
Christian Pineau
Pineau
Rene Coty
Pierre Mendes
Edgar Faure
Andre Morlee
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
Plane Missing Over New Mexico With 16 Aboard
A Martin 404 operated by TWA carrying 13 passengers and 3 crew went missing after taking off from Albuquerque at 7:00 am bound for Santa Fe with Amarillo and Topeka as next legs. The flight was an hour and a half overdue 10 miles from Santa Fe. Riordan, TWA district sales superintendent, said search teams were dispatched and authorities in New Mexico alerted state police.
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TWA
Santa Fe
N. M
R. B. Riordan
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Tex
Topeka
Kan
Riordan
Mexico
Abbey 10 Runs for Council Post in May Primary
Guy Abbey, director of accounts and finances on the Corry City Council, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination at the May primary. He has served five years on the council after being appointed when Carl Smith left and previously headed the streets department before becoming finance director. Abbey and Ross Fehrman ran unopposed four years ago in both primary and general elections.
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Guy Abbey
Corry
Abbey
Carl Smith
City Treaier
Irene Mullen
Streets
Ross Fehrman
Drivers Cited For Violations In Union City
Two Union City residents were stopped by police yesterday for ignoring traffic signals. Frank C. Williams was cited for failing to stop at a sign on William Street and left turning onto East Pleasant Street. Charles E. Sinn was cited for a left turn without stopping at a red light from North Center Street onto West Switch Street. An accident on East Smith Street between Maples Avenue and North Center Street, involving Leon Tenhulsen and Helen Delaney, caused damage estimated at $58 with no injuries. Adam Thomson, a Miami Beach industrialist and former Duluth partner, died.
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Union City
Tao Am
Frank C. Willams
East Pleasant Street
William Street
Williams
Charles E. Sinn
Eng Smith Street
Helen Delaney
West Smith
Behaid
East Smith Street
Delaney
TenFuisen
Tenkfulsen
Babson’s Five Rules for Preparing Wills Tragedy Amid Careless Steps
A Babson Park column recounts a fatal case tied to flawed will drafting. A lawyer, two trusted friends, and a so called trigger man feature in a tale of missed signings and lack of page-by-page initialing. The piece warns that not keeping a will in a safe place and not re-reading can lead to tragedy.
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Babson
Roger W. Bason
Babson Park
Fli
Altough
Uving
Min
Willy
Tagnin Renang
Rome
Mayer
Last Cards On New Assessment Go Out Today
The citywide assessment hearings end today after protests sparked by notices issued since November. The Board of Revision and Appeals trimmed about 20 percent of assessments, with some properties on Center Street seeing 30 to 40 percent reductions. Some nonappellants fear higher taxes, while officials cite reductions based on comparable values.
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Board of Revision and Appeals
Hine
Center Street
William Miller
Guy Abbey
Board of Tax
Willam Miller
Miller
Snyder Circle
Appellinta
Akwakoy
Martin Grégor
Gregor
Woman Found Insane Drops Murder Charge in Infant Death Case
In Belvidere New Jersey a county judge ordered the murder indictment against a mother dropped after she was found insane. The charge related to a tire placed by the mother said to have killed her infant son Stephen Jaynor Kataly born February 7 in a crib fire. Police say she admitted harming the child.
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Rammoomves
Joe Belvidere
N. J
Borbice Malatirn Inéyne
Stephen Jeynor Kataly
Chiatriots
Vlaht
Wren
Kinley Seeks City Council Post in May Primary
J Pred Kinley former City Councilman and Mayor announced his candidacy on the Republican ballot for the May 17 primary. Kinley’s bid follows rumors of vacancies in the council seats and amid ongoing talks on endorsements by the city committee. Kinley is regarded by many as a capable former official amid a crowded race for two seats. First Church of Christ Scientist to open new edifice at Wayne street and East Columbus this Sunday with dedication to come in spring. The colonial style church seats 60 in its auditorium and includes a reading room library and additional rooms. services and hours are listed by E. P. Bettes.
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Kinley
Pinance
Gily Abbey
Ross Fehlman
Fehlman
Interrahid
W. W. Waterhouse
Republican City Committee
Mr. Kinley
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Wayne Street
Columbus Avenue
Willis B. Mal
Canadohta Lake
Clement S. Kirby
Erie
Mallahd Ralphiggel
E. P. Bettes
Bettes
Marine officer testifies at area 6I court martial in Korea case
Lt Col John McLaughlin testified at the general court martial of M Sat William H Olson that Olson and Joseph Hammond were the camp’s most active prisoners aiding the Chinese Reds. Olson, 40, is charged with informing enemies, writing a newspaper article, urging peace petitions and distributing surrender leaflets. The witness, a former prisoner, said Olson overstepped a policy of passive resistance. In Miami, three-finger Joe Bygester, a famed confidence man, was found critically wounded in a doorway. investigators suspect mistaken identity in a fatal shooting at a house. An inquiry continues.
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Olson
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Unecourt
Joseph Hammond
Toledo
Ohio
Olden
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McLaughlin
Fredently Haye
Hignick~huime
Kang Rye
Miami
Fin
Joe" Bylgester
War
So Deatty
Charlee O'Connor
Sheriff’s Criminal Bureau of Investigation
World finds call for global arms freeze and disarmament
The Soviet Union reiterates a year old stand demanding a world arms freeze and immediate destruction of all atomic and hydrogen weapons. Moscow also urges a general international conference to reduce armaments and to prohibit atomic weapons under strict international control.
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Moscow
London
United Nations
Andrew Oromyko
Dao Mplit
Soviet Union
City council changes bond plan in private session
City Solicitor Roger Brown led a closed council session to alter a $40 000 general obligation bond issue redemption plan from five year sliding scale to year by year redemptions starting April 1 1956 in 1000 dollar denominations. The modification shifts interest and funding implications and requires formal approval at the next meeting.
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Roger Brown
Alty
Brown
Couindil
Board of ‘Tax Revision and Appeals
Miblic
Miso
Anid
Phe Jy
Kaye
Mt Bhat
Tragic Car Crash Kills Teen In New Castle
A teenage boy was struck and killed by a car on Highland Heights road in New Castle last night. Doon Ward , 16, of Nochonshock Township, suffered injuries to his family. Further details were not disclosed.
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New Castle
Tho Hoya
Highland Heights Font
Nochonshock Township
Measure Wins House Approval Without Change
President Eisenhower gains tariff bargaining powers as the House approves the measure 296 to 110 after defeating a restrictive amendment. Byrd will convene the Senate Finance Committee next Wednesday for hearings, with likely rapid action. Democratic support, led by Speaker Rayburn, helped push the bill through despite Republican opposition.
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Finance Committee
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Rayburn
Tex
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Wwe Democratic
Song
FCC Lawyers Deny Coaching Witnesses
A Washington hearing featured FCC counsel denying allegations of coaching witnesses. Attorneys argued the claims lacked substantiated proof and aimed to distort proceedings. The testimony referenced a dubious money trail and questioned the reliability of a key witness dubbed an expert.
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FCC
Appointment of Lewis Evans to Mines Department Post
Lewis Evans of Nesburg, PA, longtime member of the United Mine Workers and former Democratic assemblyman, was named deputy secretary of mines for the bituminous division. The appointment carries an $8,000 per year salary and was made by Joseph Kennedy, secretary of mines.
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Bbensburg
Lewis Evans
United Mine Workins
Taebeer
Bitumitoms
Joseph Kennedy
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