Ives Urges Ike to Announce Health Plans for Nomination
Senator Ives of New York urged President Eisenhower to declare by the San Francisco convention whether he will accept a GOP nomination if his health improves. Other Republicans caution against conditional statements and criticize a Maine senator and Oregon voters for suggesting drug-assisted campaigning.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Ives
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Tyes
Iyes
Payne
Maine
Neuberger
D-Ore
Oregon
Knowland
Calif
Senate
Goldwater
Ariz
Officer Injured Making Arrest On Apt Porch Fall
An officer fell through a four foot porch hole while arresting AWOL soldier Edgar Merton Davis, 23, at a West Washington Street home in Benning Georgia. Davis, formerly of East Main Street, was AWOL since January 12. The officer completed the arrest while hurt with a bruised lip. Davis jailed in city jail as authorities summon millinery and health officials to address the rotted porch.
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Benning
West Washington
Edgar Merton
Davis
East Main Street
Lour
Millinery Authority
Gorry
Hurley Drake
Ulsa
East German Army Joins Warsaw Pact Defense
East Germany’s new army, about 110000 troops and former People’s Police, is enrolled in the Warsaw Pact. Defense ministers from eight nations concluded two days of talks in Prague and planned a reception for Soviet bloc leaders led by Molotov and Marshal Konev to coordinate counter NATO forces.
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Czechoslovakia
East European Defense Conference
East Germany
Warsaw
Warsaw Pact
Butt
NATO
V. M. Molotov
Ivan Konev
People's Police
Duff Predicts Eisenhower to Seek a Second Term
Senator James J. Duffie of Pennsylvania says he is certain President Eisenhower will run again in 1966, citing a recent remark that much remains to be done. Duff spoke to GOP leaders in Pennsylvania’s 18th District, endorsing Richard M. Simpton for a sixth term and naming delegates and alternates for the May 24 district ballot and the August GOP National Convention in San Francisco.
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Harrisburg
James J. Duffi
Eisenhower
Eisenower
Duff
GOP
Richard M. Simpton
Chest Bans and Polio Appeal in City Board Meeting
In a dawn meeting the directors voted to deny a separate polio appeal, urging that the March of Dimes drive fund the city needs. They noted the Chest had already allocated 1350 to March of Dimes and emphasized the drive should consolidate major appeals locally. The board reorganized for the year with George Creutt as president, Lyle Chase as vice president, Dart Anthony as treasurer, and Narey Yenchal as secretary.
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Eng Gouey
Eosnusseneny
March of Dimes
Nu Wonnt Foundation
Wittmajor
Mu- Moin
George Creutt
Lyle Chase
Dart Anthony
Narey Yenchal
Woman Killed and 2 Hurt in Homer City Crash
In Homer City near Route 118 Mrs Celene E Worth 41 of Greensburg was killed. Two men were injured in the crash late last night. The other driver was Murray Himer 9 of Homer City. The husband John Worth was involved.
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Homer City
Celene
E. Worth
Greensburg
Auto Gallisiot
Mix Wertz
Dhusband
John
Murray Himer
Court tightens school funds tie in Corry bank case
A writ for attachment against Ludwig Co ties up funds for the Corry Area High School project. Citizens Nations Bank holds $80,000 on deposit and will release payments only after architect approval, likely delayed by contractor financial troubles. The dispute centers on insurance payments and a subcontractor’s assignment, with the court likely ordering the Authority to pay the rightful claimants.
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Corry Area
Fants Duh
Ludule Co
Citizens Nations Bank
Corry Ares School Authority
Scho
Anderson-Winchester Insurance Agency
Jamestown
Ludwig Company
Okerlund
Ofamestown
Lnuthe Ludwig
Lungub-vori Motors
School of Herals
Focal Bank
Amyarikin
Truman Aide To Face Trial In Government Scandal
Former President Truman aide Matthew J. Connelly and attorney Charles Schwimmer pleaded innocent yesterday to charges of conspiring to defraud the government by fixing contracts. District Judge Rubey M. Halen delayed several motions and considered transfer to Washington as defense lawyers argued rights violations before the grand jury. The indictment centers on influence peddling during the Truman era and names a St Louis promoter fined earlier, with ongoing questions on proper notice to defendants and possible separate trials.
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Louis
Rubey M. Halen
Matthew J. Connelly
Hiyery J. Schwimmer
Connelly
Truman
Aid Schwinn
Tans City
Charkes
Defense
Oya Connelly
Bob Wimmer
Bafore
Uo Grand Jury
Inter
PULLED TN CRASH CLAIMS HANOVER DRIVER
A driver identified as Wertumster of Hanover died when his car crashed into a tree. The crash occurred in Hanover and also involved Pat Jumps le Gren and 21 RD.1 Wertumster was pronounced dead at the scene or shortly after.
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Hanover
Pat
le Gren
Wertumster
Musses
Niles Kouem
Hinover
Corry's YMCA Building To Be Complete Community Center
The new YMCA in Corry will function as a full community center with a central lobby lounge and memorial fireplace. It will include craft and club rooms and spaces for various community groups and activities, with access to multiple departments and areas designed for ongoing gatherings (Continued on Page Three).
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Corry’s Ymca
YMCA
Ford Plant Flood and Fire Cause Three Million Dollar Loss
Aanochited Press reports a Ford West Coast plant near Long Beach suffered flood, explosion, and fire causing about three million dollars in parts damage. Firefighters worked five hours as water rose, dikes failed, and the plant faced an estimated two month shutdown with four injuries and 1,800 workers affected.
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Ford
Aanochited
Long Beach
Calif
West Coast
Armour
Prant
Duge
Aub
Udernest
Auinps
Queen's 20 Day Lagos Visit Opens Jubilation Tour
Britain’s Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Lagos in jubilant reception for a 20 day Nigerian tour. They traveled from Lagos Airport to Government House by open car, waved at cheering crowds, and will inspect public buildings, receive Nigeria’s regiments, and attend a state dinner and garden party during the stay.
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Rilzabeth
Sovoreiei
Duke of Edinburgh
Government House
London
United
Kingdon
Wilawbeth
Africa
Royal Air
Nigeria
Desks Arrive as New School Opens Wednesday
One wagonload of furniture arrived yesterday at Conway Beach, with a large shipment due. Officials say the arrival will not delay the opening next Wednesday, and rural children will attend with primary tests on Friday. Parents and neighbors have helped prepare, and students are advised to bring lunch to school.
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Conelway
Wally
Imbel
Democrats Pledge to Win Pennsylvania Legislature Control
Associated Press reports Pennsylvania Democrats vow to win a Democratic majority in the General Assembly in 1956 to end a 13 month stalemate. They push reapportionment as urgent, target expanding district fairness in 1967, and plan to elect 120 delegates to the Democratic National Convention in August from 30 districts. The party also notes internal disputes and leadership battles shaping the push.
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Associated Press
Warrisburg
Pennsylvania
Geneva Assembly
Waders
Senate
Tony Box
Democratic State Committee
Gental
Howe
Benate
Alman Jorky
Elge
Ted
Iolegutens
Gav
Bender
Dy~aries
Philidopians
U. 8
Bell
Josph Gark
Airliner Returns to London After Engine Trouble
A New York bound Stewbommer with 47 passengers and a cargo of diamonds diverted to London after a mechanical problem over the Athentic. One engine idle, aircraft landed safely, engineers repaired a propeller, and the plane resumed flight. Diamonds valued at 500,000 were involved in the postal package.
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Associated Fre
London
Athentic
Oversie Alwhys Corp
Maxeure
Brest Oppenheimer
Carnegie Institute To Get $200000 From Estate
Beaver architect John E Gruner, once of Beaver, died at 84 leaving his entire estate to the Carnegie Institute, valued around 200000 dollars. Beaver Trust Co will administer the estate, with expenses expected to consume about 141000 dollars of the total.
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Carnegie Institute
Associated Pres
Beaver
Carnegie
John IE Gruner
Craner
Tysihite the
Beaver Trust Co
U S Scientists To Send First Satellites Into Space
American scientists announce the satellite phase of the International Geophysical Year for 1957-58. The path will weave around the equator over 6,500 miles wide, visible from New York to Buenos Aires and Tokyo to Melbourne, with or without telescopes. The orbit will swing between 200 and 860 miles, allowing observers worldwide to glimpse the satellite under good conditions.
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U.S
Associated Pree Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Lane
Equator
New York
Buenos Aires
Tokyo
Melbourne
Aviatrail
Collins
Russia
Ames
Norlvon
Wight
Driving And Fraud Cases Heard Today
A Centerville man faced a grand jury after a drunken driving hearing before Alderman Gordon. Hay Bld Wilcox Jr, 26, of Cen terville, was held for the grand jury on a drunken driving charge. James D. Davis, 25, of 2 Allen Street pled guilty to fraudulent conversion in the case of Mrs. Isabelle Foster of the Pantry on West Mary Street. Alderman Cobbett allowed Davis to repay about 80 dollars and cover costs. Davis has a prior record including charges of desertion and non support and previous checks as worthless.
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Corryman Wis
Haybld Wilcox Jr
R. D
Cen
City Po~ Line
Desea Fon
Mrs F G Jones Dies Suddenly
Mrs F G Jones of 206 North Center street died suddenly of a heart attack at 8 66 this morning in her home. She arose, then felt chest pains, returned to bed, later worsened. Daughter Helen Jones called a physician but he arrived too late. Born in Jamestown on November 24 1879, she lived in Corry over 60 years and belonged to the Methodist Church and Woman’s Society of Christian Service. Survived by one brother Albert Andersott of Raymond Avenue and nephews. Funeral at Davison Manor Home with service at 2 pm Tuesday by Rev George A Myers, burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Betty Anderts Vues
North Center Street
Bhewan Ii
Jones
Helen Jones
Nev
Sue
Mim, Jones
Hylan
Albert
Andersott
Raymond
Neverut Nieers Widh
G Jones
Davison Maniern
Noo
George A. Myers
Pine Grove Cometery
Eisenhower to register vote from Gettysburg farm in June
President and Mrs. Eisenhower plan to register from their Gettysburg area farm for the April 24 primary. Rep Francis Worley, representing the Eisenhower district, reportedly invited the President to be reported to the registration center, with timing details unclear. A Berwick death report notes a 00-year-old resident perished in a dwelling fire outside Berwick.
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Ike
Gettysburg
Jettysburg
Eisenhower
Francis Worley
Aden County
Representatives
Worley
Nic Tor
Berwick
Berwick B.D
Tokyo Rose Leaves Prison in Debated Deportation
Tokyo Rose known as Mrs. Iva Toguri D’Aquino, a Japanese American treason convict, was released from federal prison in Alderson W. Va. today after a clemency period. Deportation warrants were served, prompting questions whether she remains an undesirable resident alien and facing possible removal from the United States. Her family awaited outside as officials weigh her status and future hearings.
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Associated Press
Alderson
W. Ya
Tokyo Rose
U. S
Iva Teuko
Dagulae
San Francisco
Ote
Johny Pacific
Tokyo
Ridio
Federal Women's Reformatory
Chicago
Alster
D'Aquino
Waformatory
B'Aquino
Eranion
Iiria
Reformatory
Prion
Willy
Fred Togurl
Sin
D‘aquino
M Dale
Spring Creek Fights Polio Fund Drive This Week
Spring Creek Township plans a polio fund drive on Tuesday under co chairmen Mes Howard Johnson and Mrs Bernard Porter. Contributions were collected yesterday and will be sought again Monday. Co chairs include Mrs John Lohan Mrs Sumner Olander Mr Victor Morris Mrs Robert Raul and Mrs Oscar Jobson. Residents not reached Monday can contribute at Spring Creek School.
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Saomnetn
Spring Greek
Wening
Mes
Howard Johnnson
Bernard Porter
Oustody
Spring Creek
Mondiy
Avalating
John Lohan
Sumnley Olander
Myq
Victor Morris
Mtrn
Robert Raul
Oscar Jobson
Pormans
Dems Demand Ouster Of Farm Chief Over Harper Endorsement
Washington officials and Democrats assailed Secretary Benson after an Harper’s article allegedly labeled the American farmer as pampered. Benson retracted the endorsement, insisting he did not read the piece or the editor’s letter in his name. Multiple lawmakers, including Humphrey and Aiken, pressed for his removal while some Republicans joined the criticism, noting the controversy over the Harper’s Magazine December 19 piece and Benson’s response.
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Washington
Benson
Tarin
Hantily
Wincuster
Harpers Magazine
American Farmer
Mermwon
Thi Snp Veme
Lasuo
Inison
Seti
George O-Gat
Young
R-Nd
Come
Raed
Ben, Aiken
R-Vi
Berman
Aiken
Au Advanton
Harpern
Jacke Fischer
Agricuture
Mengert Oldie
Ceca Mich
Jetta
Bepson
Bena Nad Yur
Russians Win Two Olympic Events In Cortina
Russians dominate Cortina d Ampezzo events securing two Olympic titles and setting records. Eugenio Grishin, a leading speed skater, breaks world mark en route to 500 meters, while Lyubov Konareva wins first Russian gold in women’s sprint. Italy claims both team events as U S teams struggle to medal. A newborn baby case in Pittsburgh ends with hospital care.
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Pro Cortina
Ken Henry
Chicago
Henry
ASB
Yury Surgeyev
Russia
Lyuboy Konyreva
America
Italy
Simbento Dalla Coula
With & Me
Emile
Eugenio
Monti Wan
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