Nine Children Escape Fire After Home Burns Down
Parents away left nine children in a Gwle two story frame home when a stovepipe sparked a blaze about 2:30 a.m. The oldest daughter led the family to safety as fire crews battled flames pouring water from a nearby stream. The parents, John Thomas and wife, were away in Pittsburgh and expected back today. The children received clothing and care from local families.
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Arid
Allen
Risialling
Sprig Creek
Caren
Picemen
John ‘Thomas
Pittsburgh
Thomas
Harrison Shields
Eric
Virgil Nicholis
William Cross
Europe Leaders Agree On Pacts and Atomic Pool
European unification efforts move toward scrapping trade barriers among West European nations and creating an atomic pool. French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau spoke of a final text to be signed in Rome with parliamentary approval needed. The plan envisions 160 million people, a unified tariff system on port entries, and a trial period of 12 to 12 years, aiming to boost industry and reduce protectionism.
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Beathes
Christian Pineau
Pineau
Rome
France
West Germany
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Miniglera
Paw Hiensl Boeak
Eurutont
Company F Seeks 100 Men for Corry Armory Recruiting
Company F seeks 100 men at Corry to fill its infantry unit to authorized strength. Open Friday and Saturday at Washington Street Armory for interested young men and parents to discuss military futures with trained officers. Recruits receive pay for service and summer camp, with two days of instruction and basic training elements explained.
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Corry
Union Gily
Vriday
Corry Company
Li Junier
Guiord Sey Fee
Washingtontreet
Company F
Wrivks
Tih Hammond
Two Men Rob Miller's Inn Near Columbus
A frantic search launched for two armed robbers who held up Miller's Inn on Lottaville Road east of Columbus at 11 50 this morning. The proprietors Mr and Mrs Albert Miller were ordered to hand over cash between 15 and 20 dollars as the duo fled east in a blue 1955 Ford. One man, 5 ft 9 in, 26, red hair, wore a checkered coat and cap. the other, 5 ft 6 in, 80, 195 pounds, ash blond, wore overalls and a rough cap. Patrols warned, Sheriff Linder of Warren planned to join nearby officers in pursuit this afternoon.
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Gahumbuson
Lottsville Road
Albert Miller
Lottaville
L. BE. Linder
Warren
Call to revise Atomic Energy Act to expand university access
Washington reports a push to amend the Atomic Energy Act to permit broader release of technical information to university and industrial researchers. Lawrence Parsons of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute argues the act hampers innovation and leaves the U.S. underprepared for global atomic competition by restricting exploratory work.
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Washington
Lawrence Parsonian
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Tray
Paragglin
United States
Parsi Forierle
Fit Agg
BOVAK OFFICIAL DIES IN ROCHESTER NY
Raymond W Albright Sr. longtime president and general manager of the Industrial Tivenen unit of a prominent firm in Rochester New York reportedly died. The obituary notes his roles as vice president and trustee, with connections to national figures and local organizations.
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Bovak
Rochester
Raymond W Albright Sr
Wor
Mvmner
Seek Compromise in National Guard Training Dispute
A congressional subcommittee today explored a compromise on National Guard training for Cyad recruits amid Army demands for six months of active duty and Guard calls for eleven weeks. Chairmen stressed not to hurt the Guard while evaluating ways to align training durations with reserve program needs.
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Wan Huyerawney
Chatman Overton ‘Brooks
Brooks
Gesvern
Mett Halle Tuwal
Joel
Family of 7 loses home in Findley Lake fire
A Findley Lake blaze destroyed a two story frame house and all possessions of a family of seven. The mother and five children aged 9 and younger escaped with the help of neighbors and were cared for by the Red Cross and a grandfather. Firefighters blamed wiring. estimated damage at about 5000 dollars with partial insurance coverage.
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Rhode
North East
Rand
Bryce Hair
The
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Bul Hate
Boyerr
Hail
Arthur Hutt
Dutch Road
George Bradley
Baltimore Port Holds Line in Dock Settlement Talks
Baltimore confronts stalled ILU strike as federal mediator Robert Moore observes. Union chief August J. Tdi pushes for a master contract aligned with Hampton Roads pattern, while Philadelphia and New England dockers show progress. officials plan another session amid cautious optimism.
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International Longshoremen's Association
Steamship Trade Association
TLA
August J. Tdi
STA
New York
Hampton Roads
Philadelphia
New England
Robert H. Moore
Federal Mediation Service
Sesson
Moore
John Deleon
Sweden labels Soviets liars over Wallenberg death
Sweden accuses the Soviet government of lying about Raoul Wallenberg in Moscow custody. The note rejects the Soviet memorandum of February 6 and blames Soviet officials, including a minister executed in 1954, for Wallenberg’s fate.
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Sweden
Raoul Wallenbere
Moscow
Wallen ‘Born
Victor
Abikumov
Torsite Suctlly
Trumpeter Not Fazed Satchmo Plays On As Dynamite Explosion Rocks Jazz Concert
A Knoxville jazz concert ends with a dynamite blast harming several people while Louis Armstrong known as Satchmo remains unfazed. Police report no fatalities though multiple injuries occur as the crowd scatters.
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Satchmo
Dynamite Explosion
Free Polio Shots To Be Given Monday
Free polio vaccination program announced by County Health Director James T Googe and School Nurse Eva Kepter aims to inoculate hundreds. Clinics run 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. serving Corry and surrounding districts. under 20 require a parent signed slip.
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Witside
Avendullotiy Mursow
D. Guy Butters
Phyeltino
Lost County Health
James T Googe
Code
Muro
Reno
Corry
Gorry
Wayne
Polio Shots Bill Proposed for 1959 Adoption
A proposed bill would require polio immunization for schoolchildren by 1959. The measure would not obligate the state to pay the vaccination cost, and lawmakers debated who should fund and oversee totals of doses already received by students.
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Yaceing
Moncay
Bal Gil
Eireot
Lnte Hentin
Intruder Mystery After Plant Break-In
A copper bowl and other items were reportedly stolen in a nighttime break-in at a plant. Officials suspect the intruder knew the watch schedule and entered near closing hours, possibly using a rear route after a tour of the offices. Jack Wilson notes the bowl's size and disturbance. the extent of tool steel losses remains unclear. Police investigated after the 1 to 2 am shift.
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Aio Supply Mf Co
Jack Wilson
Indhotrigelationy
Sid
Tx Whuence
Wilson
Ant
Wilbon
Wilsons
UN Seeks Suez Interim Plan to Egypt Today
UN officials report Dag Hammarskjold will convey a plan from the United States Britain France and Norway for operating the Suez Canal. It would divide tolls 60 to Egypt and 50 to the World Bank with part credited to Egypt and a settlement pending. The plan calls for use of the 108 mile canal by ships of all nations and outlines toll payment arrangements amid nationalization and past blocking events.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
United States
Britain
Franciska
Norway
Hammarsk-jol
World Bank
Tsrel
London
Suez Canal Co
Parl
Beypt
Grand Valley Driver Cited After Route 77 Collision
A Grand Valley driver was cited for failing to have a 1967 operator license after a Route 77 crash near Spartins Witwer State. Lloyd Brown, 45, of Grind Wustley owned the oilier car, which collided with Joseph Latbach, 49, of Sparlansbitte. Latbach tried to avert the Brenen vehicle but a slippery spot caused the rear end to strike Brown’s car. Damages were Brow n $50 and Latbach’s vehicle $25. Latbach was en route to the Aero Supply plant when the accident developed.
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Aicehse
Spartins- Witwer
Lloyd Brown
Grind Wustley
Oily
Jowph Latbach
Sparlansbitte
Sid Lasbach
Hyown
Talbach
Dongaurea Brown
Laibach
Aero Supply
London Conservative Endorsements Weaken Amid Taping Claims
Fragmented text from a 20th century style report notes prime minister figures, Conservative near towns, and ministerial hints. Mentions arias and elections with unclear events. The piece hints at political tension and possible polling actions around a stirring period. Absent clear names or dates.
Eisenhower to broadcast on Israeli crisis for network report
President Eisenhower pressed Congress and aides as he prepared a televised half hour to explain U S positions on the Middle East crisis. Senators and representatives met with the president and with Secretary Dulles and UN envoy Lodge to discuss sanctions on Israel and army withdraws.
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Wienhower
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Issa
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Ule
Gulf of Agaba
Knowland
California
Tenter
Jobson
Texas
Soviets Build Up Threats Across Two Fronts Say Reports
William L. Ryan reports that Soviet leaders signal renewed Cold War effort on two fronts in the Middle East and against Tito, Khrushchev, and Bulgaria. He notes blistering rhetoric, internal pressure, and warnings of escalation, with fear of broader conflict and a return to Stalinist tactics at home and in satellite nations.
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William L. Ryan
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Yugoslavia
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Kremin
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Soviet Union
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Hunggary
Poland
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Imre Nagy
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Thrushehey
Mo Qi
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House OK Of GOP Plan To Drop Stamp Tax
Harrisburg reports indicate the House will approve a plan to continue the sales tax at nine percent while dropping the stamp tax. Republican leaders, led by Rep. Albert W. Johnson, expect enough GOP votes without Democratic help though some Democrats may support amendments. The stamp plan was killed by the Ways and Means Committee, which favored extending taxes for two years and proposed bills to continue current levies, including a reduced fuel tax.
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Albert S. Readinger
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Vrep
Ralph d. Down
R-Mercer
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Dearlock
Smort
Hinsguns
William J.r Batt Jr
Toledo
Ohio
Iabor
Benate
Peninesylvanie
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Andrews
Wight
Banks to Open Here This Friday in Corry and Nearby
Banks and offices plan limited hours for Washington's Birthday. The Gittiene National Banke and National Bank of Corry will open briefly Friday while many federal offices stay closed. Postal service will halt on all routes except from 8 to 10 am. One pickup will be made in the afternoon from the letter deposit boxes. The Corry Water Sundie office and general telephone lines will be closed or shortened.
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Gittiene National Banke
National Bank of
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Lovallr
Corry Water
Ponolde and Uy General Telephone
Surrender in dynamiting of Negro home in Montgomery
Two white men, city detectives in Ku Klux Klan regalia, surrendered to Sheriff M S Butler after a grand jury indicted them for the January 10 dynamiting of the home of Rev. Ralph Abernathy in Montgomery. James York and Henry Alexander faced $12,000 bonds, with trial set for May 27, amid linked blasts by the Montgomery Klan.
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Henry Alexander
M.S. Butler
Jack
Anit
York
Wien
Alexander
Raph
Abernathy
G. J. Ruppenthal
Abernithy
Montgomery
Mort Gomby
Ku Klux Klan
Yorke
Inter
Budget cut plan sparks debate over 5 billion reduction
President of Commerce and industry leaders discuss trimming the U S budget by five billion while preserving defense programs. Officials cite up to ten percent of total spending as target, with federal departments urged to trim without harming essential services. Coleman of Burroughs Corp addresses business group, referencing President Eisenhower in Yalta and potential implications for the economy.
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Geait~ Her of Commerce
Sie
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Burrougts Corp
Detrait
Group of Business
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Ethanhower
Yalta
Coleman
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