U N Says Peiping Talks Yield No Release Conditions
Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold reported that Chou En-lai raised questions including a U N seat during Peiping talks but no conditions were set for freeing the 11 American fliers. Lodge went to Washington to brief Dulles and press for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Red China
Chou En-l
U. N
Peiping
N. Y
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Washington
Red Ching
U.N
Dag Hammuigskjold
Lodee
Fones
Lodge
Dulles
Hammarskjold
Boaatble
Haammarskjold
Chou En-lai
United States
Idlewild
Ina U
Atraint
Chott
Hammarakjold
Intensive Hunt for 3 Missing High School Students
All state police seek three teenagers missing after a Monday night ride from Highland Park New Jersey. The trio Joyos Grant 17 Robart Ballot and Alan Koight from local families vanished with no clues to their whereabouts. Police Chief Alfred Salley reports no motive or reason yet for the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariosiaten
Fem
Highland Park
N. J
Thei
Alfred Salley
Kho T
Joyos Grant
Robart
Ballot
Alan Koight
Youth Who Broke Into Local Bank Goes To Prison
Jack E. Hulings, 24, of Erie with ties to Corry, was sentenced to 18 months in Chillicothe federal prison after pleading guilty to bank and store burglaries. He broke into Citizens National Bank of Corry and Miller Shops on North Center street and hurled a bottle at Woolworth’s, leading to federal prosecution by the FBI in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack E. Hulings
Citizens National Bank of
Miller Shops
North Center Street
Bank
Hulings
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pittsburgh
Wallace Gourley
Auxiliary At City Hospital Reports 1954 Fund Details
The City Hospital Auxiliary reports total income of 2140.17 from eight 1954 activities plus dues. Major receipts include Snow Ball 90, rummage 806.25, tag day 566.44, and dues 588. Disbursements totaled 1175.197 with hospital gifts 5725. Gifts included resuscitator 990.57 and room items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Hospital Auxiliary
Louis Foradorn
Eac
Philadelphia faces transportation tie up as strike looms
Citywide transit strike planned by transportation workers after CIO Transport Workers Union rejects a six cent-an-hour wage increase over two years for about 9,000 Philadelphia Transportation Co employees. The PTC runs trolleys buses and subways serving an estimated two million daily riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoouvnd
Philadelphia—Transportation Workers
Newotlaters
CIO ‘Transport Workers Union
Philadelphia ‘Transportation Co
PTC
Tax Revision Board Hearings Prompt Outcry Over Assessments
The City tax payer protests the 86 minute session of the Tax Revision and Appeals board as criticism mounts over 75 percent of market value assessments. Arthur Colegrove cites expected relief from Council and alleges county plans for 100 percent valuation. He notes meetings with Mayor Cherry and Solicitor Brown and claims lack of legal paths for widespread citywide revision. The debate highlights concerns over land value cuts and missing stenographic records.
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Board of ‘Tax Revision and Appeals
Arthur Colegrove
Euclid Street
Barlow Block
South Center
East Matin Streets
Colegrave
Marlin Gregor
Miller
Gregor
Cosgrave
Earl T. Cherry
Threerimes
Roger Brown
Corry
Colegrove
Soviet Union offers atomic knowhow to world
Moscow announces readiness to share scientific and technical experience from its claimed atomic power station. Foreign Ministry says information will be released to the UN on atoms and energy. Academician D V Skobeltsyn named Soviet representative to the UN atomic energy conference. The shift to a scientist signals uncertain significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy
U. N
Associated Press
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Leonid Hylchey
Soviet Union
United Nations Committee On
D. V. Skobeltsyn
U. N. General Assembly
U. M
Russia
Senate denounces Communist party in push for continued probes
Senate votes unanimously to condemn the Communist party and back continued committee investigations into alleged conspiracy. Verdin jet breakout claim spurs 10,000 square mile search after 30,550 foot ascent. safety report unclear. Prison farm convictions upheld by Pennsylvania Superior Court. Freighter Sindore distress call triggers multinational rescue effort off Cape Hatteras. Britain bakes in travel chaos as heavy snow banks roads and airports.
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Los Angeles
James B. Verdin
Bamam
Denort
Verdi
Aero Supply Engineer Receives Aviation Age Award
Aero Supply Co. plant engineer Hasmir Keleshi accepted a special Aviation Age award for a new anti splash fuel valve designed for jet aircraft. Aero Supply director Geom T Hagger and Robert J. Reed of Aviation Age presented the plaque at the Corry plant. The December issue highlights the valve solving fuel splash in jet pipelines and notes Keleshi’s European engineering start and prior work with A V Roe and Cannas Corp. Ltd. of Canada.
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Awn Supply Mfg
Cog Tne
Yesuiday
Aviation Age
Avalon
Aero Supply
Aero Bupply
Kaamir Kileski
Robert J. Reed
Cleveland
George T. Hugger
Corry
Winans
Static interference puzzles local fire station radios
Firemen at the Stanford Hose Company face persistent static on their two way radios. Meadville engineer Glary B Watson says FCC directional finding gear may locate the source. Fire Chief Ray Laurie notes cooperation from local plants with possible interference sources, with a notable incident around 10 48 AM yesterday.
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Piremen
Stanford Hose Company
Twoway
Givery
Glare B. Watson
Meadville
Corry
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Home Company
Chie Ray Laurie Fn
Watson
L Ogal Firme
Polies
Fire Department
Call for tighter House security after unaffiliated speaker
Unemployed stenographer Grace Jackson Clark from New Kensington Pa walked to Speaker Rayburn and spoke briefly before guards, prompting calls for professional security at the Capitol. Rayburn ordered detectives back to spectator areas as lawmakers urged stronger protection. Mrs Clark later identified herself and urged citizens to slow down and consider good citizenship. Mrs Farley dies in New York at 60.
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Washington
Rayburn
D-Tex
New Kensington
Ito
Grace Jackson Clark
Tan
Ant
Eax
Joseph W Martin Jr
Mansuohrinetts
Clark
Nepumn
Clark Ani
Corry Man Held Under Odd Civil Arrest
Roger Ross of Corry is jailed under a rare writ of caudas ad satisfactandum for a $1,100 judgment from a 1953 auto dispute. Sheriff notes only two similar cases in 14 years as $400 in assets were found. The debtor remains jailed unless the debt is settled or release granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Rie
Roger Ross
West Park Place
Sheriffy Office
William Barent
Ross
Pennsylvania
Jim
Wille Hunt
Spring Creek
Hunt
Rong
Biut
Amore
Pennsylvanie
Fred O. Heymann
Paratroopers Chute Safety Drill At Alaska Air Base
Reported at Ladd Air Force Base nine hundred miles north of Anchorage a formation of paratroopers executed a night drill. Thirty three jumpers landed safely despite dark conditions and poor weather. One crew member noted fear and errors but the drop proceeded with six rescue teams on standby.
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Serres Fairbanks
Ameka
Ladd Air Force Base
Sinwart Air Forey
Stewart
Mubagauent Ewan
Miles City
Whitehorke
Yukon
Anchorage
Pyi
Richard G. Welch
Planes From Foreign Soil Said In Costa Rica War
An inter-American investigating commission reports planes that bombed Costa Rican towns may have come from foreign soil. The five-nation group forwarded its findings to the OAS, with Nicaragua denying involvement and the scope broadening to possible foreign arms, while awaiting further evidence and action under the Rio pact.
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Associated Press
San Jose
Costa Rica
Costa
West Folnt
Los Angeles
Ysroup
Jose Mara
Uruguay
Council of the Organization of ‘American States
Nicaragua
Managua
OAS
OAB
Faber
Kyokesman
Althrough
United States
Neta
Naw
Patrol Squadron 46
Minty
Crp
Whlun T. Lie
Nicatyyom
Investigation of Trichinosis Outbreak in State
In Harrisburg the State Health Department notes an outbreak of trichinosis tied to animal sources. Dr. William Behrruck of the Health Conservation Bureau explains the disease spreads from animals to humans via undercooked pork and similar meats. A representative reports only a fragment of the investigation so far and a final, complete report is hoped for.
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Warrisburg
Lycoming-Cinton
Pennzylvania
Ontley
Alt Ag
William B. Behruck
William B. Behruck F the Departments Health Consecration Bureau
Behmele
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City Hospital
Philadelphia
Beaver Club Gfpigeis
John Mohr
Lawrence ©. Nichols
Paul Dietych
Terry Willams
Little Teague
Lou Manne
Buu
Teener Leaguolcomb
Purdué
Ted Pulh
Tom Tinakel
Sawyer
Reds
AP News
Senate Today
Communist Party
Senaté Committees
Atd
Philadelphta
Rockview
Bellefonte
Hie
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Chester H. Rhodes
Norfolk
Therough
Auane
Cape Hatteras
N.C
London
Britain
Aero Supply CO
Uniontown
Albert Price
North Gallatin
Farley
New York
Jamen A
Fare Joy
Pontmanter Guitaral
Dem Ruitionil
Atricken
Walserf-Antonia
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