POWS TO LEAVE KOREAN CAMP FOR COMMUNIST FATE
Twenty one Americans one Briton and 325 South Koreans will depart the Korean neutral zone for their self chosen future. Indian Lt General Thimayya approved a plan to hand them to Red Cross societies in North Korea and China for new homes. The Indian custodian force moves to wind up its duty and return to India as 6000 Indians are slated to leave Inchon harbor for India between February 7 and 17. The Red Cross will not take the 347 as war prisoners, while Communists call it illegal for Indians to return prisoners.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
Thimayya
Red Cross Societies
North Korea
China
India
U. S
Incion Harbor
Seoul
Red Command
Red Cross
Reds
Sparta Rejects Corry Jointure in County Administration Dispute
The Sparta Merged School District board unanimously refused to join the Crawford County administration plan and oppose being moved into the Corry district. President Richard Witmer called for a public vote on any jointure, likening it to bond issues due to large funds involved.
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Sparta
Crawford County
Spartansburg
Corry
Richard Witmer
Wanted Fugitive Nabbed By FBI in Los Angeles
FBI captured 47 year old Alex Richard Bryant, an FBI Ten Most Wanted fugitive, in an Los Angeles industrial district where he worked as a truck spotter. He was unarmed and offered no resistance. The arrest was announced by FBI Director J Edgar Hoover. A separate item notes the Senate Agriculture Committee approved a bill to give 1% billion dollars more lending authority to the Commodity Credit Corporation.
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Dy Assroes
Los Angeles
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
FBT
Alex Richard Bryant
Senate Agriculture Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
President press briefing covers coffee price probe and global policy
President Eisenhower announced the Federal Trade Commission will conduct a full investigation into rising coffee prices after a January 19 preliminary inquiry found enough cause. He also backed Secretary Dulles at the Berlin Big Four talks and discussed Bricker treaty hopes and other policy issues with reporters.
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Big 4
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Federal Trade Commission
Warrant Surge Piles Up Against Corry Man in Multiple Counties
Clyde O Neill of Fifth Avenue remains jailed awaiting trial on worthless checks charges. Bradford police alerted Bradford to a new warrant, bringing his total to 13 from Venango Warren Corry and other communities. He planned to plead guilty to desertion and non support after canceling a Corry hearing. O Neill was arrested in Warren two weeks ago for passing bogus checks across the Northwestern Pennsylvania region. Water rate hike denied as Du Bois faces a five thousand seven hundred dollar annual increase for water service in Bandy Township Cheurfield County.
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Clyde
O'Neil
Fifth Avenue
Harley Drake
Bradford
Oneill
Venango County
Warren
Corry
George Gordon
Pennsylvania
Reuther Attacks Strikes Vote Plan in Labor Law Debate
In Washington CIO President J Walter Reuther denounces Eisenhowers plan for government sponsored strike votes as a labor prejudice and criticizes the administrations approach to labor relations reform. He argues the proposal will hamper collective bargaining and expand government interference. The Chamber of Commerce expresses doubts about the program while offering limited support for the strike vote concept. Mitchell notes the administration believes a vote should precede strikes.
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Associated Preas
Washington — Cio
J. Walter Reuther
Wday
Eisenhower
National Association of Manufacturers
U. ¢ & Chamber of Commerce
William B Barton
T Ald
Reuther
Mitchell
Rearher
CTO
Draft Board to Induct Three Men for February Call
The Corry draft board announced it will call up three men for induction on February 9. A second group will send two men for pre induction physicals on February 2. Those called include William Caleman of Corry, Richard Sharpe of Waterford, and Paul Gabalinuskas originally from Woluborg now in Chicago.
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Corry Grate
Operamouly
William Caleman
Corry
Richard Sharpe
Waterford
Paul Gabalinuskas
Woluborg
Chicogg
Dry Carter Hill well yields no gas for PGC
The Edith Adams property well in Carter Hill, drilled by the Pennsylvania Gas Company, reached 4500 feet but showed no gas in any sands. The utility now has 10 producing wells and five dry holes and will decide soon whether to proceed with the 16th well and where to drill.
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Carter Hil
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Edith Adams
Chest Directors Name Officers For Year In Bank Meeting
Chest met in the Citizens National Bank building to elect officers for the coming year. James Carrig named president with Bo Crapser Jr as vice president, Charles Bracken treasurer, R Elwin Puller assistant treasurer, and George Orcutt secretary. The rest of the session covered Chest problems and orientation for new directors. Pennsylvania State Association of County Fairs holds 42nd annual convention in Reading with delegates. Central Pair Circuit harvest tracks event agenda noted.
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Chest
Citizens National Bank
James Carrig
Bo, Crapser Jr
Charles Bracken
R. Elwin Puller
George Orcutt
Corry
FATE
Reading
Pennsylvans
New Jersey
Delaware
Mary Jad
Flooding Swamps City as Rivers Burst Banks
Heavy rainfall and warming spells pushed streams over banks around Corry and Sample Flats. Creeks like Broker Straw and Hare Creek flooded low areas while roads remained open and local businesses suffered minor damage. Temperature swing from 50 to 62 Fahrenheit preceded cooler weather.
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Corry
Sample Flats
Spencer Farm
Uits
Weather Bureau
No. 2
Blaze
Jackson Floral Gardens
Columbus Avenue
Accuse Hospital In Child Death Sparks Inquiry
Cook County coroner Walter E. McCarron accuses Woodlawn Hospital of bartering for money in the emergency treatment of 18 month old Lauri Helen Lingo who died after admission to Cook County Hospital. Subpoenas are issued for hospital officials as officials condemn laxity in care.
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Associated
Chicago
Walter E. McCarton
Cook County
Woodlawn Hospital
Smonth Oldt
Lauri Helen Lingo
Cook County Hospital
McCarron
Frank Maple
Woodlawn” Hospital
Perry Denkina
Laura
Ooreters
Bear Lake Dairy Rebuilding Begins at $260,000 Cost
Bear Lake Dairy, owned by Grandview Dairies of Brooklyn NC, launches a $260,000 remodeling and expansion at Bear Lake plant. The upgrade converts to spray milk powder production, adds a boiler room, new processing pans, and a dedicated tank room. Full production will raise payroll to about 18 workers.
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Bear Lake
Rose Lake
Bear ‘Lake
Grandview Dairies
Brooklyn
N.C
Brooks
Erie plea on Pike route discussed at Harrisburg
Seven Erie Turnpike Association representatives presented the Johnstown Erie route to the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission at an open conference. The group warned Northwest Extension to Erie would delay bonds and may worsen congestion. others suggested routing traffic via Buffalo into Pittsburgh. W W Waterhouse from Corry also spoke.
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Associated Prose
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Pittabureh
Cumbria County
Erie Turnpike Association
Johnstown-Erie
Pitteburgt
TJ. Evans
Erie
Evans
Johnstown
Cnn
Brie
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
OB Bny
Jibe Turnpike
Association
Stll
Churchill denies rumors of resignation in Commons
In London Prime Minister Churchill, in his eighties, dismissed rumors of quitting within six months. Laborite Erle Fletcher pressed him in the House of Commons as Churchill grinned and called the reports a delusion.
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London
Winestar Churchill
Youth Admits Triple Slaying of Parents Grandmother in Minnesota Case
A 15-year-old, Richard Wisdorf, confessed to killing his mother, grandmother, and father in Sherburn Minnesota. He said he acted after being grounded for lateness, and described shooting each victim in the back then taking the family car to watch wrestling in Fairmount before heading to St Joseph.
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Associateo
Sess
ST. Joseph
Richard Wistert
Tony J. Wisdorf
Robert. Lursan
Sher~brun
Minn
Wisdorf
St. Joseph's Theater
Verne Starmer
I Richard
Minnesota
Sherburn
Lewenve Smammeer
Wildorf
Starmer
Fairmount
Pennsylvania sportsmen push end to doe permits fee
Organized sportsmen across Pennsylvania back eight proposals to reform deer hunting permits. They seek to end the $145 extra fee and move issuance to a central state agency, replacing county treasurers. The proposals aim to ease demand and curb early selling shortages seen last year.
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Associated Press
Aarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Federation of Aportamen
Federaion
State Game Commission
Mothers March opened by First Lady at White House
The First Lady appeared beneath the north portico lantern to launch the Mothers March during the 1954 March of Dimes. Mrs. Eisenhower and her mother, Mrs. John Sheldon Doud, accepted a fund-raising contribution as communities plan porch light vigils to invite participation. The same session notes Hawaii statehood progress with Senate Interior Committee approving a statehood bill on a 12-8 vote after a split earlier.
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Pf Crevciates
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
John Sheldon Doud
Mather
Martin Favors Excise Tax Cuts
Congressman Joseph W. Martin Jr. supported reducing all excise or sales taxes above 10 percent to that level, excluding liquor and tobacco. He cited a potential annual revenue loss of about 94 million dollars but argued tax cuts could boost sales and employment, with no expected Eisenhower administration delay. The proposed cuts would cover items taxed at 20 percent including jewelry, cosmetics, film badges, lighting, safe deposit boxes, and club dues.
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Washington
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Maas
Congress
Congressional
Martin
Eisenhower
Kip
Church Named in Local Estate Gift to First Presbyterian
The will of Edith Burlingame, who died last Friday, leaves a substantial trust to the First Presbyterian Church of this city. The estate includes homes at 108 Franklin Street and a residence on Ston Mott Street, with about four lots. Proceeds from about 15 000 to 20 000 dollars from sale will fund the trust, with principal retained until the church builds an addition or a parsonage.
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Edith
Burlingame
First Presbyterian Church
Olin Bracken Jr. i
Erie mayor to name special FEPC group
Mayor Thomas Fintley will appoint a seven man commission to study and enforce an employment practices ordinance passed unanimously by the City Council. The commission will act on a study group until January 1 1955 when it will be empowered to punish violators for racial discrimination.
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Thomas Fintley
Dulles Opposes Five Power Conference On China
Secretary of State Dulles urged the Berlin Conference to skip the five power meeting with Peiping and, instead, confront German unification and European security. He argued the Soviet push for talks with Communist China is a bid to gain world influence undeserved by the regime and out of UN norms. Molotov likewise decided against a speech in support of Red China.
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the Trade Commission
FPPC
Dules
Berlin
V. M. Molotov
Dulles
Capitol
Bricker
Rep. Condon
Dcelit
Condon
Wes
Atomic Energy Commission
Cpl
Edward
Dickenson
Ms Fine Corps
Frank H Schwable
Marine Fief
Associated Press
Russia
China
Peiping
United Nations
Molotov
Phe United States
Britain
France
McCardie
Germany
Austria
United States
Eden
Washington
Anthony Eden
Charges Bidault
Man kills estranged wife and himself in Pennsylvania
A 39 year old riding stable operator broke into his estranged wife’s apartment in Stowe Township near Pittsburgh and shot her dead then killed himself. Victims Ellis Colangelo 29 Elizabeth were pronounced dead at Ohio Valley Hospital. Colangelo left notes claiming jealousy of his wife. In a separate Pittsburgh report Frank Evans 25 pleaded guilty to murdering his mother in law Mollie Warren in her home last August 20 and received a life sentence.
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Pittsburgh
Stowe ‘Township
Ellis Colangelo
Elizabeth
Waltres
Ohio
Valley Hospital
Colangelo
Hils
Frank Evans
Mollie Warren
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Alutte Gaemblymun
Churchill
Senate Interior Comittee Today
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