Soviet General Staff Chief in East Germany Fuels Berlin Rumors
U S officials see a strong possibility of Soviet counter moves as Western powers push to bound West Germany to the anti Communist defense system. Former Soviet chief of staff Sergei Shtemenko has been in East Germany stirring questions about Soviet high command plans. Rumors suggest Moscow may declare troop withdrawal in June or press for unified control of East and West Germany.
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Germany
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Democrats Urged Ten Harvest Unity at Western States Dinner
Adlai Stevenson appealed to about 1,200 delegates at a Western States austerity dinner in Los Angeles urging unity after defeat. He warned the party must avoid factionalism and stay out of office if that aids healing while promising faith in President and Congress to meet burdens ahead.
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Associated Press
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Ten Crash Survivors Rescued From Sea After Patrol Plane Crash
A patrol plane crashed halfway between Bermuda and the Azores. All 14 aboard were rescued. six from the raft and four from water. Navy indicated no injuries among survivors. The craft sank after being whipped by a storm, with rescuers swiftly pulling men to safety.
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Truck Driver Escapes Injury In Route 6 Wreck
A truck driver escaped injury after a Route 6 crash near Corry. The vehicle veered off the westbound lane, struck posts and a tree, and damaged guardrails and hatchery property. Police estimate total damages at about $2,000.
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Four killed five hurt in auto smashup near Wellsboro
Four persons died and five were injured in a head on collision at the Route 6 and B4 junction north of Wellsboro Tioga County. Victims include Harry Peterson 40 Shirley McCulloch 26 Verdin Cook 93 and Clyde Twiner 25. Injured: Mire Harry Peterson 40 Jack Borden 10 Clarice Tadley 66 Hay Burrows 16 Jeannine Webster 15. All but Webster listed in serious condition at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital.
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Associated Press
Wellsboro
Tioga County
Harry Peterson
Verdin Cook
Shirley McCulloch
Newry Westfield
Clyde Twineer
Perryopolis Eligible to Claim Inheritance From Donor
In Montown Pennsylvania Perryopolis gains eligibility to receive a million dollar inheritance from Mary Fuller Frazier a Philadelphia native who died in 1948. The town must become a borough before collecting the bequest and plans public improvements after officials take office January 1. In Portsmouth Ohio a boy caused injury during a wrestling match on television when he attacked his mother in a frenzy.
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Montown
Perryopolis
Mary Fuller Frazier
Philadelphia
Olnia
Ike Resoulution Sees Quick Approval Hinted
Congress weighs a resolution praising Eisenhower and condemning censure. The Senate Foreign Affairs Committee postponed action to next Tuesday as lawmakers push for stronger language. Rep. Vorys predicts House approval with few changes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
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Wiley
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Eisenhower Nominates Three Diplomats for Key Posts
President Eisenhower named George W. Allen ambassador to India and Nepal, Livingston T. Merchant to be assistant secretary of state for European affairs, and Charles B. Bohlen as ambassador to Russia. All are career diplomats. Bohlen previously State Department counselor and Soviet affairs expert. The nominations were announced on a quiet day during the president’s vacation at Augusta.
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Eisenhower
George W. Allen
India
Nepal
Livingston T. Merchant
Senate
Charles B
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Russia
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White House
State Department
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Merchant
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Europe
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Augusta National
Gusti
Navy cuts reserve limits amid recruit and training push
The Navy tightens reserve enlistments as draft age men fill the ranks to 400000. Officials say the shift reduces regular enlistments to about 96 percent of applicants while boosting inexperienced boots on call. A nationwide reserve cap of 2000 monthly enrollments remains, with exceptions for those with prior naval service.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Westinghouse Workers To Gain Improved Benefits
Westinghouse Electric Corp will implement improved pension and life and health insurance plans starting May 1 for about 45 000 employees. The changes were agreed by the company and the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers, pending approval by the union's Westinghouse conference board and the firm’s directors. Negotiations continue with the Federation of Westinghouse Independent Local Unions and the United Electrical Workers.
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Yraterday
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Penait
Federation of Westinghouse Inde
United Electrical Workers
Corporations In State 10 Get Tax Windfall
A 1951 Pennsylvania law and economic slump trigger a corporate tax windfall for 1952. Gov Finz and Budget Secretary Loxon say the combination may cut state tax receipts by up to 7 million dollars this year. Corporations face a five percent net income tax based on prior year figures, with payments due by April 18 and remaining funds by May 1.
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Edward B. Loxon
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Waterhouse on Turnpike Safety Committee Hearings
Assemblyman Waterhouse leads a joint Senate inquiry on turnpike safeguards. Public hearings will convene next Wednesday at Lancaster Court House and Friday in Somerset Court House. Coroners and district attorneys from counties crossed by the turnpike, plus interested parties, are invited to testify. The committee will report findings and recommendations to the General Assembly as soon as possible.
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Waterhouse
Court House
Lancaster
Ater
General Assembly
Stocking Area Fishing Streams Initiated in Northwestern Pennsylvania
The plan to stock Kishinqueamy and nearby streams in northwestern Pennsylvania began today. Officials expect about 199,000 pairs of boots and 7,500 teak shne along river banks, with trucks delivering supplies and hatchery workers moving stock before April 15.
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Brooks
Hater Hollow
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Bryd
Bury
Brink
Culley Creek
APS
Cory Hatchery
Thieves Loot Six Local Autos Across City
Police aided by state officers arrested Valentin Bermudez of Los Angeles after he admitted three wheels and tires were stolen from cars at the Raynond Plant. Six cars were broken into on Concord street between 6 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. with belongings taken from trunks and glove compartments.
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Ute Corry
Valentin Bermudez
Los Angeles
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Benjamin Eddy
Bermudez
Harley Drake
Eddy
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Marion Street
Richa Croscut
Columbus Avenue
Walter Dombrowski
Wallyburg
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Dye
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Fingers Amputated in Plant Accident
Kenneth Gregory, 57, of Bear Take, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital in poor condition after his left hand was caught in a press at Corry Jamestown Plant No. 3. He suffered the amputation of two fingers, the left ring and middle fingers, shortly before 11 last night.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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Hiden
Middle Tigers
Britain Moves to Stabilize Pound as Talks Begin
An American proposal seeks dollar-based stabilizers for the pound including price pegging and monetary measures. British officials including Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and Chancellor R. A. Butler will lead talks on convertibility and cooperation with the United States to address economic troubles.
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U N Meetings Suspended Pending Monday At U N
The United Nations Political Committee suspended sessions to Monday as Western and Soviet positions stalled on Korea peace terms. Vishinsky’s absence and Lodge’s challenge drew sharp exchanges as diplomats urged constructive proposals.
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Australia
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Free World
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Brazil
Poland
Stanislaw Skrzesevewski
Czechoslovakia
Wiley
Police Probe Stymied in Slaying of Mrs Storch
Police and investigators comb the Boomfield area near Warrendale to question residents about the stabbing and strangling of Mrs. Alice Marie Storch, a former Pittsburgh resident. The body was moved to a funeral home for burial as Capt. Willem Hanna said no suspect yet.
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Marvie Storch
Warrendale Butler Court
Pittsburgh
Willem H. Hanna
Evefvore Whien
Tevnig
West Germany signs debt pact with Allied powers
West Germany joins a broad debt settlement with the United States Britain France and other nations to address some 43.2 billion dollars in prewar and postwar claims. U.S. and private investors hold substantial bonds and loans settled under the agreement aiding global economic recovery.
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Meat Stolen From Truck Near Dayton
Police recovered a truckload of 3,200 pounds of pork missing from a Dayton packing firm after a stop for coffee. The vehicle was found on a nearby road with no license plate and several pork products missing including hams bacon and kidneys. A federal inspection stamp provided the only clue for investigators.
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Pilots claim destruction of ten buildings at Wonsan harbor raid
U S Fifth Air Force fighters and bombers pounded a large Communist training center near the Manchurian border and Wonsan harbor. Reports say 10 buildings were destroyed and strikes continued on supply and shelter facilities as Marine and Army units repelled several attacks.
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Dispute at University of Kansas City Over President
A faculty controversy at the University of Kansas City involves President Clarence R. Decker resigning amid administration disputes. About 200 of the 180 students massed to boycott classes, while the Law School faculty passed a vote of no confidence in Decker as tensions over university leadership grow.
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