Findley Lake Dam boards removed again by four directors
Four Findley Lake Property Owners' Association directors in boats, guarded by two Chautauqua deputies, removed three six inch boards from the dam. The action followed a postponed hearing for Clifton M. Howard amid charges of maintaining a public nuisance. Howard was released on $15 bail after arrest for removing boards earlier. The hearing was rescheduled to 2 pm next Wednesday.
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Findley Lake
Actio
Clifton M. Howard
Corry
Lee White
Mina
Pence
Howard
Harry Ives
Pludiey Lake
Lester Thompson
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
O'Connell
White
Justice of the Peace
Ray Fores
Lssue
Exle
Fage Five
Welfare Secretary dismisses Laurelton probe as academic
Harrisburg Welfare Secretary Hardy Shapiro said a Senate investigation of Laurelton State Village is unnecessary and its outcome would be academic. He urged cleanup instead of inquiry, amid resignations of superintendent Dr Effle Ireland and assistant Dr Catherine Adgett after reports of inhumane conditions.
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Laurelton Village
Harrisburg
Hardy Shapiro
Senate
Laurelton State Village
United States Seeks Honest Arms Reduction Deal
The United States pledged to pursue an honest and workable disarmament agreement with Russia but warned of slim hope for success. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. said the effort would lead if a viable plan develops, as talks resume among five powers at the United Nations subcommittee in London. He urged Moscow to honor its February 18 statement demanding broader international cooperation for peaceful atomic energy.
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London
United States
Russia
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
Lodge
Britain
France
Canada
United Nations Disarmament Subcommittee
Kremlin
Dulles Eden Move To Reconcile Views On Formosa Policy
Bangkok reports say Secretary Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Eden may discuss Formosa policy at a dinner amid Southeast Asia Defense Treaty talks. Bangkok chosen for the pact secretariat as Dulles cites Formosa and allied regional forces as crucial to regional security. Dulles plans visits to Rangoon Phnom Penh and Saigon before Manila conference with ambassadors.
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Second Bay
U. 5
Dulles
Anthony Eden
Formosa
Far East
Free World
South Korea
Japan
Indochina
Southeast Asia
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Rangoon
Poutrall
Burma
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
Philippines
Mother Superior Dies in Pittsburgh Convent
The mother superior of Holy Reary Convent in Pittsburgh died yesterday at age unknown. A Hollidaysburg native, she joined the Sisters of St. Joseph in 1900s.
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Pittsburgh
Bister Chelating Worth
Holy Reary Convent
Hollidays
Durg
Gongrogubian Prithe Sisters of
St. Joseph
Social Security Bill Moves Toward State Workers Coverage
Harrisburg proposed legislation aims to extend federal Social Security to about 100000 Pennsylvania municipal workers and others tied to cities counties and districts. Williams of the state Social Security Bureau says amendments are needed and referendums will decide local participation once cleared by authorities.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
William G. Williams
Cial Security Burea
Williams
Pro Vision
Pennsy Plans New Style T Train with 800 Seats
The Pennsylvania Railroad board approved a million dollar project for a new high speed T train to carry 800 passengers. The first train will include seven coaches with a two level floor and a power car for air conditioning. It will be hauled by diesel electric locomotives as an industry experiment.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsy
James M. Symes
New French Government Faces Major Policy Decisions
Paris reports Faure’s new government faces urgent tasks as ministers acclimate to posts. Key issues include budget funding through January February talks, foreign policy under Antoine Pinay, treaty approvals, Tunisia self government talks, wage increases, and tax law revisions amid merchant protests.
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PARIS
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Criais
Faure
France
Gabiiel
Pierre Mendes- France
Mendes- France
Ingnce
Antoine Pinay
Caprier
Maret
Mendes-France
West Germany
Te Courell
Tunisia
Mendes- Frame
Tobacco Heir And Wife Flee Yacht Fire
Ane Beach Florida report describes tobacco heir Richard J. Reynolds and his wife abandoning their 61 foot yacht Scarlet O Hara after a fire and leak aboard while five miles off Miami Beach en route to Nassau. They escaped in a lifeboat with the captain and reached the shore safely. The Coast Guard said fires flared repeatedly as extinguishers ran dry but the pair and captain managed to extinguish each blaze.
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Ane Ami Beach
Fla
Richard J. Reynolds
Becaus
Miami Beach
Nassau
Reynolds
Auxiliary Police Class Opens in City Building
About thirty people attended the first meeting of the newly organized Auxiliary Police, signaling strong local interest. City officials praised the group and noted training will begin, with another session planned for April as the instructor becomes available.
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Toent
State
Hiram G. Andrews
Ray ‘Weber
Bart T. Cherry
Hurley Drake
Harold Flore
Pierce
Chong
Harrishue
Elias
Pogins
Maple syrup prices rise amid supply shortage
Area producers report a 30 percent national jump in maples syrup prices with lower grades potentially up 40 to 70 cents. Retail impact unclear as buyers and producers anticipate higher costs, while tapping begins in earnest under traditional methods as some explore new plastic tubing options.
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Sears
Corry
Paul Douglas Sues Gregory for Million Dollar Defamation
Actor Paul Douglas files a one million dollar suit in Los Angeles against Paul Gregory and Gregory Associates alleging defamation and injury to his career. The suit arises from canceled tour remarks attributed to Douglas after a Greensboro Daily News interview. Douglas denies making anti South statements. A Gregory spokesman says the company faced boycotts in the South amid the controversy. The seven week Southern tour was to start February 14 in Charleston West Virginia.
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Paul Douglas
Los. Angeles
Paul Gregory
Gregory Associates, Inc
Gregory
Bouglan
Queeg
South
Douglas
Greensboro
Daily Newa
Douglan
W Lund
Tax Cut Bill Faces House Vote Amid Bipartisan Debate
The House debated a Democratic proposal for a $20 per person income tax cut with promises of votes to come tomorrow. Democrats argued the plan would cut taxes for taxpayers and dependents starting January 1, while Republicans sought to block the measure and preserve current rates.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Eisenhower
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Halleck
R-Ind
Senate
Rayburn
de Tex
Urging Quemoy Matsu Be Held By U S Backers Push
Senator Smith and Representative Richards urged the Eisenhower administration to defend Quemoy and Matsu off Formosa. They argued a defense would deter Red China and prevent British moves to abandon the islands. Senate Foreign Relations Chair George said no clear decision to defend was seen.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alexander Smith
R-Ndi
Dulles
Red China
Hep
Richards
DSC
Abe Eisenhower
South
China
Abancon
House Foreign Affaira Committee
Congress
Bmih
George
Dga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Quemoy
Matatt
Smith
Formosa
Ten More Bodies Recovered From Belgian Air Crash Wreckage
Peart Wirth patrols recovered ten more victims from the wreckage of a Belgian airliner on a peak in the Apennines. The high mountains north east of Rome hold remaining bodies as another crew pulled out eleven of the twenty nine victims from the February crash. Stormy weather interrupted operations yesterday.
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Peart Wirth
Apennines
Flaht
Unalage
Rome
Ronone
Hnd
Major hotel assessment cut sparks controversy in city
The European Hotel assessment was cut from 37 980 to 17 350 as part of a yearlong citywide revision. Attorney Philip Jacobus for the Franke Nicole estate said the hotel is for sale at 22 000, noting the prior 37 980 figure represented 7 percent of value. The revision lowers values and prompts further corrections as the list undergoes updates.
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Boen
Philip Jacobus
Knoe
Diowney
Franke Nicole
Jacobus
Board of Tax Registah
William Miller
Center Street
Civilians Evacuated From Nanchishan Isle
Nationalist Taiwan reports all civilians withdrawn from Nanchishan Island 22 miles off Formosa. Island garrisoned by about 6,000 regulars and guerrillas, with roughly 9,000 civilians originally aboard. Evacuation reduces Red threat as U.S. and Nationalists discuss defense zones and support.
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Associated Press
Taipet
Formosa
China
Nanchi~ Shan
Nanchishan
Red Maitland
Culang Kal-shel’y Talandehaln
Nanichishan
Quemoy
Motmosa
Formosa Itelf
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Tarhen Islands
Kesorth
Forman
Chris
Nan~ Chinhun
Stafr
Ghetties
U.S
Formosa Strait
Ustec
Gloria
Formoxa
Chotusctian
Petlunghan
Boly Garth
Red Erat
Nanehiuhan
West Germany opens three day debate on Paris treaties
Bonn parliament starts a three day discussion as police guard the Reichstag against demonstrations. The lower house votes to proceed with ratification to ensure security and unity for 18 million Germans in the Soviet zone, while opponents warn it could delay reunification.
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Associated Preas
Bonn
Germany
Paris
Bundestag
Carlo Schmid
Christian Democrat
Kurk
Klesinger
West Germany
Konrad Adenasuer
Soviet Russia
Adenauer
Veteran Fire Captain Dies Fighting Downtown Blaze
Washington reports Captain George Flaherty 25 years with the fire service died after attempting to battle a downtown shop and hardware store blaze. At least ten other firefighters were injured as flames swept the area. Flaherty, 9 fine fighter for 25 years, was found unconscious and pronounced dead at Emergency Hospital.
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George Flaherty
Flo
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