UN charges North Korea builds MIG strength in North Korea
Panmunjom Korea The United Nations Command accuses the Communists of arming MIGs in North Korea and demands punishment for those responsible Major General Lele D Carter cites an air attack on a US bomber as proof Carter quotes North Korean delegate Lee Sang Cho denying the charges and deflecting blame He calls for a neutral nations inspection team to verify aircraft counts and armament while offering to present photographs to prove the evidence
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
North Korea
Lele D. Carter
Korean Military Armistice Commission
Yellow Sea
Carter
Lee Sang Cho
Mae Ee
U.N
Lee
Morea
North
Kore
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
South Kore
REAS
Tril Nations
Wreckage sighted of Belgian Sabena DC-6 crash
Wreckage of a Belgian Sabena DC-6 with 21 passengers and eight crew aboard was sighted today by search pilots in the snow covered Apennines near Mt Terminino about 60 miles northeast of Rome. Fog and storms hindered earlier scans. The plane was en route from Brussels to the Belgian Congo when it disappeared Sunday night.
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Viona DI Valle
Italy
Sabena al
Aearch
Apennines
Taly
Vigna di Vall
Air Rene Center
Mt. Terminino
Rome
Curablateri
Sis
Ciampina
Brussels
Belgian Congo
Bacteriologist Died in Nashville Oswald Avery Remembered
Dr. Oswald T. Avery, noted bacteriologist linked to foundational work on antibiotics, died in Nashville. His research, pivotal to the understanding of antimicrobial discovery, marked a landmark in medical science.
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Dire Nashville
Tenti
Oswald St, Avery
Wrotinds
Thailand preps for invasion threat at SEA defense talks
Prime Minister Pibulsonggram said 20 000 free Thai troops are assembled near Yunnan as Red China lurks. He spoke at the Southeast Asia Defense Treaty Organization conference, noting Thailand could defend against attacks without Red Chinese troops, while stressing rising danger from internal subversion and Communist infiltration.
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Thailand
Associated Press
Bangkok
Pibulsonggram
Yunan
Southeast Asia Defense Organization
Manila
Pibul
China
Robles Ends Crime Career in Shootout Death
New York reported the end of August Robles, a fugitive feared in Puerto Rican districts, after a 90 minute gun battle with police on 112th Street near Park Avenue. Police, aided by tear gas and fire crews, stormed the third floor tenement where Robles lay fatally wounded with multiple gunshot injuries and three stolen revolvers.
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Associated Press
New York
August Robles
Cheaperado
112Th Street
Park Avenue
Pricot
Robles
Ten More Draft Tests Ordered by Local Board
The draft board announced that orders have been raised to call up 10 more young men for pre induction physicals on March 9. Coincidentally, March 9 also marks the departure date for 10 men who will be inducted. This is the first time such a split has occurred locally.
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Inhal Draft Board
Corry
State House Senate Set for Long Debate
Harrisburg lawmakers faced extended sessions on FEPC and Gov. Lender’s reorganizaton bill as they return to Harrisburg for two days. Democrats push for reamendments to the reorganization measure while FEPC debates consider adding age sex and other discrimination limits. The House aims to clear routine business on Tuesday with a dinner function in Philadelphia limiting controversial measures.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Democrats
George M. Lender
Assembly
Sen
John 8. Dent
Teader
Earh House
FEPC
General Assembly
Vssue
House
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
Philadelphia
FERC
H. G. Andrews
Albert
Hendinger
Fire Delegates Plan July Firemen Convention
Northwest ern Pennsylvania Firemen's Association met at Moose Hall Mercer to plan the July convention aligned with the Diamond Jubilee of the local hose company. Attendees included assistant chief Charles Collier trustee Charles Spreaman and Leo Nookers. Officials debated tax free equipment for noncommunity volunteer fire companies and noted tax implications for a city truck versus tax free gear for its own use. Invitees Garland Spring Creek and Bear Lake urged to join for three active delegates at the convention on the last week of July.
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TOM Excussford Hose Company
Peninsylvania
Moose Hall
Mercer
Charles Collier
Charles Spreaman
Truster
Leo Nookers
Tapic
Ttwaa
Spring Creek
Corry
Garland
Bear Lake
Two Dead and Three Missing in Submarine Fire
Two sailors were killed and three missing after a battery explosion and fire aboard the submarine Pompton at San Francisco Naval Shipyard. Navy and civilian workers suffered burns and gas inhalation. search to resume after gas clearance, with sea trials halted.
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San Francisco
Pompton
San Prancisco Aval
Powathey
Navy
Oak Knoll Hospital
Bobbie D. Pulliam
Marine Memorial Hospital
Howard F. Swift
South San Francisco
Robert B. Williams
Oakland
Calif
Austin R. Doyle
212Th Naval District
Philippine Sea
Pompdon
de Montis
Washington Birthday Observed Citywide Murals and Closures
Corry observes George Washington’s birthday with public offices, liquor stores, and schools note closures. Postmaster announces no regular deliveries except special and perishable parcels. stamp and mail windows open 9 to 10 am. general delivery and first class mail pickup end by 10 am. State employment service closes and claimants file on the rescheduled date per Manager Paul Hensley.
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Washington
Stanquor
Corry
George Washington
James Sullivan
Pail Hensley
Drowned After Ice Breaks Near Port Clinton
Two cars broke through the ice on Lake Erie near Put-in-Bay, Ohio. Charles Schneider, 47, operator of a boat rental service, and John Kincle, 27, a tender, drowned when the lead car veered and crossed the ice. Ottawa County deputies reported the incident occurred as winter travel across the lake between Middleton Bars and Put-in-Bay was underway.
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Mido
Tone
Put-in-Bay
Pacific Storm Toll Rises With Ships Suffering
A violent Pacific storm for the third day battered Formosa to the Kuriles, leaving 385 dead or missing, mostly fishermen. Japanese vessels and crews faced heavy losses while aid vessels assisted stricken ships. Genoa freighter Nordanland sank, and Dover area seas grounded ships as Britain endured heavy snow and storms.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Wester Pacific
Formosa
Kurlles
Manila
American
President Lines
Aiden Cleveland
China
Bea
Orion Star
Japan
Philippines
Interisland
U. S. Sear
Salisbury Sound
Okinawa
Blever
Serried
Hospital chief refutes full Cory Memorial report
Hospital superintendent Edgar Alexander denied rumors that Cory Memorial Hospital was full last week and patients were turned away. He said occupancy was crowded but not full and explained bed availability varied by group with women’s section sometimes full while men’s was not.
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Cory Memorial Hospital
Edgar Alexander
Alexander
Pakistan City Rocked By Quake in Quetta
Quetta Pakistan rocked by violent tremors for a third consecutive day. Death toll rises over the week as the city faces widespread damage. Local authorities and emergency services scramble to provide food medical supplies to affected residents.
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Pakistan
Quetta
Unis
Pale
Iota
Allare
Blizzard Sweeps Plains as Northward Blizzard Hits Canada
A massive winter blizzard, called one of the season's worst by the Weather Bureau, moved from the Great Plains into Canada with reduced force. Snow totals reached 28 inches in parts of Nebraska, with drifts up to 12 feet. extensive highway closures and numerous fatalities were reported across Colorado Utah Montana Wyoming and Canadian provinces. In Canada hundreds were stranded as Winnipeg saw 7 inches. Nebraska 33 people were rescued from stranded crews while two Nebraska ministers and a rancher were last seen during storm conditions.
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Weather Bureau
Great Plains
Canada
du Tuth
Nebraska
Persus
Forr Mills
Win Manitoba
Provinee
Winnipeg
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Sabre
Geth
Enburg
Wessington Springs
Dakotas
Pierré
South Dakota
Huron
Water Haven
Red River Valley
North Dakat
Denver
Messinger Family Welcomes Twins and More New Daughters
In two years the LaVerne Messinger family expanded with newborn twins at Corry Memorial Hospital. The unnamed daughters weighed 5 pounds 19 ounces and 6 pounds 14 ounces, born around midnight. This marks the second set of Messinger twins, following Thanksgiving 1952 twins Frederick Elmer and Franklin Richard. The family also includes daughters Vinola, Jane, seven, and Beverly Carol, three, making the 1966 additions a local family milestone.
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Sune
LaVerne Messinger
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mra. Messinger
Messinger
Frederick Elmer
Franklin Richard
Mix
Mesainger
Vinola
Jane
Beverly Carol
Corry
Tivat Twins
Three collisions injure one in city Friday
Police logged three traffic crashes Friday injuring one person. James Burkhart, 17, sustained neck and side pain after his car was struck while his vehicle was stopped at North Center Street near Bond Street. A second crash on North Center and Park Place involved Mrs. Shirley Gehiewe, situation undetermined, with damage to multiple vehicle parts and a driver lacking a license. A third collision later that evening near Hammond Street occurred when Romanosky's car hit Gehiewe's vehicle during a right turn. Gehiewe admitted fault.
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James Burkhart
West Irving Street
Stin
Markhart
North Center Street
Bond Street
James Weldner
Hill Street
Ley Street
Weidner
Burkhart
Shirley Echiewe
West Frederick Street
Steve Romanosky
Schiewe
Schiawe
Crom
N. Allen
Boards Driven Into Spillway At Findley Lake
The Findley Lake Property Owners Association plans a special meeting amid a dispute between the association and residents over boards driven into the spillway to lower water. Officials say eight inches above the current level, these boards threaten the lake level unless removed, with local tensions rising and unverified arrest rumors circulating.
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Findley Lake
Aewciation
Doiglestie
Betwen
Villiers Dustill
Psiociation
Vilagera
Warraints
Corry
County Aircriff
Mayville
Ube
Que
Ue Dam
February Warmth Breaks Corry Weather Record
Corry residents enjoyed a rare February warm spell as temperatures rose to near 60s. The sun melted street pools while traffic surged and shoppers filled the district, before a rapid cooldown and rainset in overnight.
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Sven
Mundy
Corry
Wna
Air Attacks Fail to Halt Communists on China Islands
Kai-shek planes fail to stop Communist advances as threats loom over two nationalist islands. Civil defense centers are established nationwide to minimize casualties in case of full-scale war, signaling urgent mobilization and cautious airstrike measures.
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Kai-shek
Taishan Island crisis widens as Red buildup noted
Reports from Formosa cite three days of naval and air activity around Taishan and nearby waters. A second Communist buildup forms on the Pullen province coast opposite the Matsu Islands. Submarine sightings near Redheld Pington Island are reported as Nationalist authorities establish 26 civil air defense centers. Evacuations at Nannchishan and Tachens shift forces away from Choking province, with U.S. Navy help noted.
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Associated Press
Taipei
Formosa
Taishan Islands
Nanchishan
Pullen Province
Matsu Islands
Dea Ferse Ministry
Wld
Redheld Pington Island
Boochow
Nationalin
Taishan Group
James
Tal Ahans
Air Force
Netichiahan
Nanchishan Ia
Nannchishan
Pormon
Tachen Islands
U. 6Th Fleet
Defense Ministry Information
Dots Island
Fwnchow
Biermosi
Ervice
Thews
Choking Province
Une Tayo
Erie Pair Rescued After Ice Break Near Cascade
A man and his teenage daughter were saved when an ice floe broke in Erie Bay off Cascade. They were pulled to safety by three youths, Tom Mathewson, Robert Mathewson, and Lyle Meyers Jr., who used a fisherman's scoop to free them as the ice collapsed.
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Erie
Bay Erie
Cascade
Gilbert
Ero
Vick! Ann
Te Youtha
Tom Mathewson
Wind Mea
Robert Mathewson
South Gove Road
Lyle Meyers Jr
Bow Pench Street
Jeanie
Port Te Acene
Matheweon
Tay
London Lodge Attendance For Five Power Winareiamient
A fragmented notice notes a London lodge event tied to five power themes and an unspecified authority. Attendees include individuals labeled with initials and titles, with dates and venues unreadable, signaling a local civic or fraternal gathering in the city.
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London
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U. S
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Europe
Genoa
Dover
Nordanland
Nord~ Aiiland
Sauth
Wicks
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