Dems Question Dulles On Middle East Aggression Claim
Senate hearing witnesses pressed Secretary Dulles for concrete proof of the Communist threat in the Middle East as he warned that American boys might have to fight there without Congress approving Eisenhower plans. Dulles said there is a very real likelihood of U.S. involvement if the proposal fails, while he promised more details in closed sessions.
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Washington
Dulles
Middle East
Congress
Eisenhower
Langer
R-Nd
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
U.S
Bénale
Lyndon B. Johnaor
Texas
Car Knocks Rear Wheels From Semi In Crash
Mrs. Myna Hanikin driver of a car on the Plank road collided with a Westing trailer from Corry James town Mfg Corp on the Corry Columbus Plank road yesterday. Slippery icy pavement caused her vehicle to skid nearly past the trailer and strike its rear wheels knocking them from the frame. Hanikin received knee treatment at Corey Memorial Hospital and was released. The trailer was lifted by a wrecker and moved to the plant for unload today.
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Myna Hanikin
North Center Street
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Corry-Columbus
Hanikin
Columbus
Corry-damestown
Boston
Tralley
Braté
Curry Station
Hankit
Gerty-shunestown Mfg Corp
Whisky Price Rise On 116 Items At State Stores
Liquor stores will raise prices February to cover a 10 cent increase on 116 items. The Liquor Control Board announced the change, with blended whiskies among the affected categories. Chairman Patrick Kerwin noted higher import duties influence the rise, while overall costs vary by item. The move follows discussions on beverage tax adjustments and affects statewide sales through public outlets.
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Liquor Control Board
Yal
Patrick Kerwin
Jon Debrunry
Ingremsen
City Schools Pick Up 443 On Investment
Corry boards debate school funding as the district invests $104 588 in US Treasury bills earning interest. Elwin Pulley urges cautious action while the district anticipates $443 in interest plus returning sums at 60 and 90 day intervals. The move increases cash on hand beyond immediate needs.
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Cony Board of Education
Elwin Pulley
Corry
Treasury
Puller
Ittvastet
No Relief Seen From Cold Spell Across Nation
Frigid air gripped the eastern half of the nation with temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below yesterday morning. New England recorded some of the coldest readings in years, while the Gulf Coast and northern Plains saw mixed warmth and snow chances. Snow forecasts extended across the Midwest and Northeast as Arctic blasts persisted from New England to Texas.
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Saat
Atlantic
New England
Tex
Newark
Xera
Michigan
New York City
Clevegia
Gulf Coast States
Cynical Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Fensis
Missouri
Subrera
Mid- West
Une
New York
Tennessee
Une Mississippi Valley
New Breland
Gas and Light Bills Run High for Schools
Gas and electric bills loom large for school districts with the Joint Committees of two Gorey Arex Schools approving high payments. Pennsylvania Gas Company bill reached 2417 and Pennsylvania Electric Company 1206. The largest check, 419,250, was paid by the Public School Employees Retirement Fund.
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Gorey Arex
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Pennsylvania
Ey Anderson
Indiraal
Barn Burns Near Sherman Reported Fire Near City Limits
Early reports described a blaze near Sherman involving a building or structure and a railway or jet feature. Local authorities including the sheriff and fire department began investigations as firefighters battled the flames and attempted to contain the incident at the scene.
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Sherman
OAC
Uni Clymer and
Shermmartte
Rod Byactl
Humphrey urges expansion of disarmament plan
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged the Eisenhower administration to broaden its five point disarmament proposal to include negotiated withdrawal of both American and Soviet troops from Germany and East Europe. He said Western Germany should be treated as a bargaining point and warned that a unified German effort could seek to pull back troops from East Germany and Poland. The plan also proposed arms limits of 2.14 million for the United States and Soviet forces, and 750000 for Britain and France, with a workable inspection system.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Germany
Azerleyn
United Nations
U. S
Henry Cabot Lode Jr
Minnesota
Sid
Europe
Poland
Adenauer
East Germany
Allch i
Weath Germany
United States
Soviet Russia
Britain
France
Gas Supply Fails In Two New York Cities
In Oswego and Watertown, New York, gas supplies collapsed as a broken main near Syracuse cut northward flow. Oswego shut off at 5 30 a m, temperatures dipped into the 40s for gas appliances, while Watertown reported near zero outside warmth and widespread fuel shortages. Niagara Mohawk blamed an underground pipe shift from cold and movement, urging thermostats set to 54 degrees and deferring cooking gas. Other affected communities included Baldwinsville, Pulaski, Phoenix, Boonton, Mexico, Adams, Adams Center, Lindy Creek, Tacone and Central Square.
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Syracude
Mexic
Kamen
New York
Central
Here
Ovywego
Oswego
Watertown
Witertown
Lake Ontario
Ningars Mohawk Power Cong
Kaiett
Jon Ty
Niagara Mohawk
Hie
Oswexo
Baldwinsville
Pulaski
Phoenix
Bullton
Mexico
Adams
Adams Center
Lindy Creek
Tacone
Central Square
Airport Authority Reports Year End Balance and Repairs
Lawrence Airport Authority shows year end balance of 841.29 and total expenses of 094.81 mainly for repairs to fields buildings and equipment. The authority received 1800 from City Council 195 in town and a 2 gift totaling 16 to be applied to a balance of HOFLO a year ago. Plans include erecting a new building for Civil Defense and similar units at the airport next year.
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Airport Authority
Lawrence Airport Authority
City Coun
John Cenko Dies After Snow Shovel Accident in Johnstown
In Johnstown Pennsylvania a retired steelworker named John Cenko was killed when a shovel or snow tool struck him as he fell against a stone wall in front of his home yesterday. The incident occurred during a snow removal effort near Cenko's residence. Local responders arrived promptly but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Johnstown
John Cen
Fire Rages At Tarentum Newspaper Plant
Tarentum Pa early today a fire severely damaged the Uber Tarentum Valley Daily News production facilities. Eugene Simon president and general manager said losses were at least 100000 with water damage throughout the building. The blaze started in the stereotyping department and the exact cause was not determined. No one was in the plant at the time and volunteers fought the four hour blaze. The paper plans a four page edition today.
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Tarentum
Uber Tarentum Valley Daily News
Eugene Simon
Domage
Simon
Valley Daily News
Wing Sollicies
Allegheny Valley Advance Leader
Oakmont
Snorrow
Caid
Pittsburgh
Tagentum
Corry School Employees Get Car Pay for Mileage
Corry School employes will receive seven cents per mile for mileage incurred on authorized trips using their personal cars for school business. The Joint Committee decided at its regular meeting at Cory Area High School. A flat rate was rejected to place responsibility on teachers for submitting receipts. Directors require air trip authorization by a superior administrator and urged careful review of insurance coverage. A local survey shows reimbursements typically range from five to eight cents per mile. The committee authorized a special contract with C. G. Frodelius for transporting students from special events, aligning with updated state law to curb abuses while allowing other operators to obtain permits.
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Regunr Monty “Neeting
Cory Area
Buffalo
Nrea
C. G. Frodellus
Frodelius
Public Ability Commission
Attlee and Lady Escape Deer Collision on Parkway
Former British prime minister Clement Attlee and Lady Attlee escaped injury when their car struck a deer on the Taconic State Parkway at East Fishkill during a three week US lecture tour. Police said no passengers were hurt as they continued toward New York City in a rented automobile.
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Clemcilt Attlee
Brigland
Lady Attlee
Taconic State Parkway
East Fiohkill
Attlee
Vasseur College
New York City
Altress
New Yorke
Ab Peomatctt
Unclear fragment hints at dog treats and readers
Fragmentary text mentions readers, war and power, and dogs given treats as expedient. Not enough concrete facts or names to form a coherent item.
Record Cold Grips Nation With Historic Low Temps
A severe cold wave drove temperatures to record lows across the eastern states. Massena reached 44 below zero with many areas reporting double digit below readings. New York City logged 4 above as heavy snowfall loomed and forecasts warned of continued bitter cold into Wednesday.
So viet embassy aide accused of attempting to buy military secrets
Washington reports the State Department accused a Soviet embassy assistant military attache of trying to purchase military secrets and illicit electronic equipment. The envoy was told to leave the country immediately. New York notes deportation and plea for a defendant who illegally re entered the United States. McChord AFB reports a fire damaged two maintenance hangars and four aircraft. Geneva cites halted Hungarian refugee moves as money funding continues.
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Washington
State Department
Miliary Alteche
New York
United States
Sidney Sugarman
Mcchord Air Force Base
Fash
Washington Air Force Base
Arthur McCarthy
McChord Pire
Seek 277 Million For Social Security Supplemental Funds
The administration asked Congress for supplemental appropriations totaling 277 million dollars to cover informed costs of the Social Security program. The request aims to supplement the current fiscal year ending next June 30 and would increase federal shares of funding for payments to the needy. Additional 26 million for the Farmers Home Administration seeks aid for farmers affected by drought and other calamities, with 90 million for the War or domestic purchase of strategic items.
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Washington
Elsen Hower Andmilunstration Wits
Fede
Alalea
Witie Howe
Fanners
Jeanbluue
Ytmen
Eisenhower Plans Aid at Wichita Conference for Farmers
President Eisenhower travels to Wichita to discuss drought relief with state representatives and aides. He will meet at McConnell Air Force Base and hear from Arizona ranchers about the severe drought impact, with officials noting the worst conditions since 1922. A study by the University of Arizona suggests the delta drought is the driest in 700 years.
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Fisenhower
Oily
Arizona
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Tucson
Aris
Eisenhower
Wichita
Ram
McConnell Air Force Base
Postond
Pueblo
Cole
Gardin Dily
Kan
Phebe
Colorado
Kansas
Tozor
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
University of Arizona Seleitiat
Drdmund Beauloiin
Swyimp
Nes
Raymond Seltzer
Mic
Gervilly
Youths Spotted In Local Theft At West Main Shop
Five youths were spotted entering Mike Lit Shoe Repair on West Main Street this morning after a brief pause. Police recovered 40.50 from an unlocked chair register. Officers took the youths to their homes for restitution and Juvenile Court action is anticipated with Harborcreek Training School pending trial.
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Woure Grier
Huney Denke
Jett Tor
Evie
Mike Lit
West Main Street
W. W. ‘Waterhouse
Aixhpack
Miller
Sid
Libr Sater
Unie
Setinal
G. © Misryhy Coll
Drake
Harborcrek
AE Harborcreek
Anatekd
Heink
George Junior Reublic
No Hike Yet In Gas Here
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Brirn
Tevenk
Euite Séine
Corry Statlor
Yala
Hyernieav Hawnier
Close Hearing on USW Ballot Plea In Pittsburgh
Nearing a pivotal moment in the junior election, a Pittsburgh hearing on the USW ballot plea drew witnesses including Donald Tarik who is running against President David McDonald. The fate of several indictments remains undecided as the post of director and international officers hangs in the balance.
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USW
Mle Nan
Conetudida
Cireetoy
May Remodel Hatch Bldg for Special Classes
The Corry Area Schools board discussed remodeling part of the old Hatch Building on Wright Street for special guidance and instruction for six students. They chose to have Corry take over the project with an estimated yearly outlay of 310/74 and contemplated a $20,000 remodel for two rooms. They also proposed converting the automobile shop into a laboratory setup and reassessing transportation contracts through a joint permittee.
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Moenard
Hatch
Wright Street
Fens
L. M. Douglas
Corry
Eugene Matwon
Mic
Ah the
Regulay
Midha
Wiehty
Seabee Drowns in Antarctic Line Disaster
A Beabee aged crewman aboard the Deep Freeze expedition drowned near Point Bartley in Antarctic waters when a Weasel vehicle toppled into icy seas. Five others survived with injuries as Navy divers recovered the body nine hours later from the wreckage arented by the Army cargo ship Arnery.
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Beabee
Bartley
Downten
Arnety
Shivers appoints Blakely to Senate amid turmoil in Texas
Governor Shivers announced Blakely’s temporary Senate appointment on his final day in office. The action follows pressure as Blakely faces questions over a mail vote in the Texas Senate. Price Daniel and others commented on the improvised arrangement, with concerns over legitimacy and timing.
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Blakely
Yury Stopnay
Seamuter
Tom ‘Tenis
Tig Sen
Price Daniel
Linmadialy
Binkely
Rencher
MS. Senate
Poles and China Postpone Pact Amid Warsaw Talks
Reported in a terse note that Poland and China postponed a joint statement intended to declare solidarity with the Soviet bloc. No reason given. Red China’s premier and Chou Enlai were in Moscow for ideological discussions, with Warsaw and Budapest signaling potential rescheduling.
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Vshsaw
Hile Gali
Pramiey
Josef Cyranklewses
Wis Seid
Foreign Office
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