Four Powers Meet in Berlin Open Conference to Focus Europe
At the Berlin opening of the Big Four talks, French Foreign Minister Bidault urged resolving German and Austrian issues before any Asian discussions, signaling Western unity against Soviet pressure for a Big Five with Red China. Dulles and Eden arrived ahead of Molotov, with police and security surrounding the group as talks began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Berlin
Georges Bidault
Big Four
Bidault
Tate
Austria
Korea
Germany
Notier
Vycheslav M. Molotov
Red China
Molotov
AOA Park
Marshal von Kleist
Dulles
Wilhelmstrasse
Eden
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Molotov Et Dulles
Probe Grocery Store Burglary at Mill Target
Thieves broke into Gabel Supermarket in Mill, initiating a burglary probe. Police recovered minimal evidence as investigation continues for suspects and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabel Supermarket
Verdict Overrode On Nelson Case By State Supreme Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court set aside Steve Nelson's conviction under the State Sedition Act. Nelson, 51, had faced 12 counts for allegedly attempting to overthrow the U S government by force, with a $10 000 fine, about $13 000 in costs, and a 20 year prison term. He remains under a separate five year sentence from a federal case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Associated Press
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court Today
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
Charles Alvin Jones
John C. Bell Jr
Michael Mupmangio
John C. Arnold
Horace Stern
Allen Stearne
T. McKeen Chidsey
High Tribunal
Allegheny County
State Superior Court
Nelon
United States
T. 8
District Court
Ex-Area Girl Dies of Polio at 14 in Florida
Doris Adeline Garwood, 14, formerly of North Clymer, died in Jacksonville from bulbar polio while visiting her father Wesley Garwood and brother. Her mother had died months earlier in an ambulance en route to a hospital. Funeral arrangements are set in Clymer with burial in Frewsburg Cemetery. An unrelated crash in Ellwood City, Portersville resident Irwin Duncan, 31, died when his car hit a culvert and utility pole on Old House Road 422.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Adeline Garwood
North Clymer
Jacksonville
Fla
Wesley Garwood
Spitzer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Garwood
Frewsburg
Miss Garwood
Panama Central School
Panama Baptist Church
Ellwood City
Old House
Portersville
Irwin Duncan
Byrd and Humphrey Clash Over Budget Deficit Forecasts
Sen. Byrd warns the new budget may understate deficits as no allowance is made for next year’s dip in business. Sen. Humphrey deeperly criticizes the projections predicting a deficit under four billion dollars and questions key assumptions about revenues and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Byrd
D. Va
Eisenhower
Bente Finance Committee
Tresaury Pumphrey
Joseph M. Dodge
Tim
Virginia
Humphrey
D-Minn
Dumont
NBC
Firemen Rescue Four Elderly From Smoke Filled Apartment
Firefighters rescued four elderly residents from a smoke filled second floor of a Oakmont apartment building. Mrs Ann Helwig age 65 Mrs Ada Weatherford age 8 George Hell age 65 and his wife Carrie Hell age 63 were guided to safety down a stairway as a basement fire spread from a first floor drugstore. The cause and damages could not be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburch — Rremen
Oakmont
Ann Helwig
Ada Weatherford
George Hell
Carrie Hell
Heart Deaths Lower in Erie County in East Region
Government data show Erie County has a lower heart death rate than most Middle Atlantic areas. The 1905 deaths numbered 1 205, equal to 5.75 per 100 000, below regional rates. The report notes 10 million disabled by heart disease and ongoing medical advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
East
New York
Middle Atlantic
U. S. Public Health Service
Exie County
Penosylvania
American Heart Association
Novelist Hemingway Safe After Two Plane Crashes
In Uganda Ernest Hemingway and his fourth wife escaped injury after two chartered planes crashed near the Victoria Nile. A rescue Cessna later ferried them toward Entebbe, accompanied by pilot Roy Marsh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hemingway
Africa
Lake Victoria
Associated Press
Kampala
Uganda
Central East Africa
Upper Nile
Hunt
Hemingways
Entebbe
Lake Victoris
Roy Marsh
Jeff Nairobi
Kenya
Murchisor Falls
Marsh
Hemingway
East African Airways
Cant
R. C. Jude
British Overseas Airways Airiver
Victoria Nile River
Moreh
Bullaba
Lake Albert
Indian Opposition to Release of POWs at Panmunjom
India joined Poland and Czechoslovakia in a 3-2 vote by the Korean repatriation commission opposing release of about 22,000 anti-Red Korean and Chinese POWs by the UN Command. Thimayya said the record would show each delegation’s views, with India aligned with keeping prisoners until a Korean peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Fre- Panmunjom
India
Poland
Czechoslovakia
U. N
Commission
K S. Thimayya
Mats
U.N
Serting
Formosa
South Korea
Rete Aire Gia Bebe
Democrats Open Debate On Tax Slashing Plans In Congress
Washington reports that House Democrats weigh a tax relief plan aimed at families and stockholders, challenging the Eisenhower Republicans. They consider removing dividend and business depreciation cuts to fund a personal exemption hike, arguing it shifts relief to low income groups. The move would cut revenue by about 6.15 billion in year one with larger savings later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prem Washington
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means
Eberharter
D-Pa
Corry Pinball Law Sparks Mixed City Ordinance Clash
Corry officials approve a new city ordinance granting veto powers over pinball licenses to Chief Donahue for two years. The measure includes a $110 license fee and a $100 tax. out of town operators may be barred, with enforcement to be tested in court. Mayor Flatley schedules a detailed briefing for council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SRI — Pelion
Wiliam Donghue
Rle
Wyma
Thomas Fintley
Donahue
Erie
No Congressional Action On Lower Tariffs
Washington reports say key Republican lawmakers expect little or no action by Congress this year to cut tariff barriers. The Randell commission urges the president be allowed to lower tariffs by 15 percent annually for three years and to reduce duties to 50 percent of import value. Critics warn this could harm employment and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Prem Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
T-mat Foreign Economic Policy Commission
Clarence B. Randell
Chicago
Inland Steel Co
Bus
Daniel A. Reed
Ways and Means
Commission
Rioting Flares In Spanish Capital
Madrid police battled thousands of university students demanding Gibraltar's return to Spain. Ten policemen and five students were injured as officers fired revolvers and used night sticks. The clash near the British embassy damaged the embassy and nearby bank windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Madrid University
Gibraltar
Spain
Warren County Orphans Court to appoint guardian for 9-year-old Ann Wade
The Warren County Orphans Court will appoint a guardian for Ann Wade nine adopted daughter of Judge Allison Wade slain in his courtroom. Guardians renounced by Mrs Minnie Lyle and her daughter Mrs Clare Gallagher due to health. Mrs Luke named in Wade will to act. if she dies, Gallagher takes over. Child now with close friends in Warren while guardian is to be appointed to help administer estate of Piet win. Judge Wade’s wife killed two years ago at home. Norman Moon of Catwellsville, 9, recovering from a bullet wound, to be tried on milder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren County
Luke
Gallagher
Wade
Pietwin
Barnhart Pleads Not Guilty in Wattsburg Assault Case
State Police served an assault and battery warrant on Joseph Barnhart of Wattsburg. His wife, the complainant, had beaten him. He appeared before Justice Floyd Marsh at Beaverdam and pleaded not guilty with a hearing set for January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Barnhart
Wattsburg
Barnhart
Floyd Marsh
Beaverdam
Eisenhower proposes eight point plan for housing overhaul
President Eisenhower asked Congress to expand federal housing reform with four more years of public housing and 140000 new units at a rate of 35000 annually. He urged mixed private enterprise incentives, longer mortgage terms, and stronger FHA support to rehab aging homes and curb slums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jy Associated Prows
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Correas
Eyenhower Sald
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Federal Navionial Mortgage Association
Albert M. Cole
Housing and
Home Finance Agency
Cole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bedault
Doris
Sen
Eblaentiower
Stom
Tke
DEMS
Corry Gambler
Dickenson
Associated Frees
Edward G. Dickenson
Edward W. Hendrick
Crackers Neck
Hendrick
Military District of Washington
Judge Advocate General Staff
Wilton B. Persons Jr
Persons
Einenhowers Ansistant
Congress Onal
Army
Defense Departments
Norman F. Sprow
Washington, Command
Sprowl
West Virginia
den Wan
Bprowl
Awit
Defenge
John A. Hannah
Defense Department
Walter Reed Hospital
Frank H. Schwuble
Arlington
Col
Schwible
Butler
Charlo Boy
Warren County Orphans Court
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!