Rhee vows co operation with U S amid Korea stalemate
South Korea's President Syngman Rhee pledges cooperation with the United States at any cost while demanding withdrawal of Chinese forces from North Korea and an armistice period. He cites a three point message from President Eisenhower and says a U S aid package is being discussed as he remains in a difficult position.
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Will
North Korea
Eisenhower
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
U. S
South Haven
Rhee
U.N
Hisenhower
Heo
Wash
Eton Sourteys
U.S
Yin Yung Tai
Rhew
Dulles Sees Near East Risk From Soviet Domination
Secretary of State Dulles, returning from a 40,000 mile survey through 12 Near East and South Asian nations, warned of potential Communist domination. He urged urgent US focus on the region, criticizing overemphasis on Western Europe and noting Arab resentment toward Zionism and colonial interests. A televised report highlighted his assessment of the alliance with Britain and France. Easing production delays hit U.S. Steel’s Irvin Works as workers strike over wage and time reductions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Blaie Dulles
Near East
Asin
Chinn
United States
Britain
Dulles
South i
City husband held in brutal assault on wife
James Rodivey Buell 47 of Sixth Street was jailed after a brutal assault on his wife at their home. Mrs Buell, bruised and treated at Corry Me Ingelal Hospital, reported repeated beatings since early Saturday. Police said Buell will be charged after hospitalization and police statements confirm the violence.
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James Rodivey Buell
Sixth Street
Ratgamien
Fehange
Agaraval
Vdapa Arid Battery
Ingelal
Buell
Sutien
Ree Hoth
Harley Drake
Bobbitt
Lima Tater
Hou
Howphall
Networks race to telecast coronation films delayed in air scramble
New York NBC and CBS vie to premiere coronation films with bomber and RAF jet carriers racing to Boston. NBC used a British Canberra jet two hours ahead, while CBS and NEC await Pal flutters to join the broadcast plan. Royal Air Force and Canadian crews shuttle films for prime time airing 9 to 12 EST BST.
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Associated Press
New York
CBS
NBC
Elecast
NEG
Royal Air Force
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Crast
LW. Hackett
Tondan Heese
NDC
Cacse Bay
NEC
Boston
ABC Television
Canadian Broadcasting Corporatinns
BBC Fins
GE Strike Ends After 57 Days of Work Stoppage
Members of CIO International Brotherhood of Helathead Workers returned to duties after voting to end a 51 day stoppage that idled workers at two General Blue tire plants. By a large margin, the union voted to approve a settlement and resume production at both sites.
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Aef Abt Syhaquse
NLA
CIO International Union of
Hleathead
General Blue Tire Co
INE
Lota
Ton
Saipany Atti
Corry Boy, 9, Hurt After Road Incident
A nine year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Labowski of R D 1 Corry, was struck by a car driven by Stanley Wolkoski of Titusville near Corry. He sustained possible internal injuries with broken ribs and head lacerations. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital in serious condition. State Police cleared the driver of responsibility after reconstruction showed the boy darted into the vehicle’s path on a rural road south of Corry.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Shialer
Woling Labowski
Cony
Tie Yuchrugstor
Council Moves To Bypass Social Security Obstacle
The City Council moves to circumvent a legal hurdle blocking Social Security coverage for city police and fire personnel. Resignations of fire driver Charles Spiesman and Corporal Leslie J. Kelly were accepted effective May 31 as steps toward reassigning duties to qualify for the pension system. An ordinance increasing retirement benefits and establishing pension parameters was approved on first reading. Final action included a 15 mph speed limit at Mead Park and possible back payments for the fire pension fund. A judge in Philadelphia died, linked to a long line of regional officials.
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Pt Vempling
Tupmal
Charles Spiesman
Leslie J. Kelly
Kinley
Spiesman
Kelly Raye
Tito
Mead Park
Roger Brown
Ralph Foster
Cate Smith
Council
Foster
Thane Whiett
Merle Dodd
James Wells
Gould Street
Miter
Walter Sweet
Corry
Condemned Spies Julius and Rosenden to be Executed at Sing Sing
New York reports Marshal William A. Carroll set June 18 at 10 p.m. EST for the execution of spies Julius and the Rosendens after a 75 minute conference with officials. Federal judge had fixed the date for the third time, with defense efforts ongoing.
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Associated Provit
New York
William A. Carroll
Tum
Julius
Rosendens
Carroll
Ward
Juge
Irving R Koutman
Sing Sing
Allied Forces Foil Big Red Offensive Across Fronts
U S and South Korean troops repelled multiple assaults as 4900 North Korean and Chinese forces attacked 11 Allied mainline positions and outposts along the Eastern Central Western fronts. Heavy fighting continued near Luke the Gook's Castle and Capitol Hamm positions with several attacks beaten back by rifle and machine gun fire.
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Fress
Seoul
North Koren
Tasiern
Pontial Korea
Buslens
Luke the Gook
South Korea
Brnope
Eighth Army
Yoan St Yen
Anwhor Alli
Welfare department workers get back pay in Harrisburg
Checks totaling 9300 dollars for back pay owed to welfare department employees were presented in Harrisburg as part of a 60 million appropriation. The payout, covering roughly 160 workers including secretary Williw Brain Ehr, was approved by the legislature to cover the deficiency for the fiscal biennium.
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Harrisburg
New Building 10 Be Assessed At 25 Percent
City council debates assessment rules for new or added structures. Officials discuss fairness, bi annual vs annual assessments, and exempting residents over 85. Miller urged action, Haight raised concerns over equalization and compliance with state guidelines.
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Denowty
Yen
Seagion
Counelimen
Gseasoy
William Miller
Don Uvey
Hirao
Alnceey
Kinley Iso
Miller
Wil Thome
Earl Haight
East Smithslewel
Haight
Gwergleh
Traffic arrests climb in May in Corry barracks report
State Police at the Corry barracks issued 85 citations to motorists in May with speeding the predominant violation. They investigated 11 accidents causing one tire failure and 24 injuries, totaling $20,000 in damage. Four criminal cases were probed, yielding two arrests, plus five investigations for other departments. Officers logged 11,810 miles on 269 patrols and responded to 161 information requests.
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Corry Barracks
Theodore Hubley
Milk Prices Set to Rise in September
The state Milk Control Commission announced higher producer and retail prices effective September in the Bre Music Marketing Area without increasing retail milk price per quart. Producers will receive about 86.25 as the seasonal pricing adjusts. Retail prices will rise to 24 cents monthly, with earlier April 1 rates unchanged until now.
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Byase Press
Hareissurg
Commision Today
Bre
Gammisilan
Agen
Corry High Seniors to Receive Diplomas in Commencement
Traditional exercises announced for tomorrow night at Corry Area High School auditorium. Dr Maurice Thomas of University of Pittsburgh to deliver the address on Widening Horizons. Junior class ushers assist, H Lynn Rice directs the music. Listed graduates include Betty Jeane Babcock, Claire Beckwith, Russell Blatt, Alma Brockman, Thomas Burkhart, Allan Cassatt, Mary Crawford, Malcolm Dearing, Charles Dommessy, William Erickson, John Gibson, Shirley Griswold, Ernest Guichon, Richard Haight, Jane Howard, Phyllis Hunt, Barbara Johnston, Irvin Johnston, James Kelsey, Sally Kolstee, Beverly Malek, Myrna Miller, Jolene Moll, Julia Pier, Lois Porter, Jack Raymond, Sally Ruffner, Shirley Shaffer, Audrey Shields, Joseph Sadowski, Eleanor Shaver, Barbara Stroup, Paul Swark, Coraline Walton, and many others.
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ONG Wing
McRlore
Nvenvingy
Miele Veen
Corry
Corry Area
Apm
Miurtoe ‘Thotmur
Universiy of
Pittsburgh
Junnior Glass
Abe
H. Lynn Rice
College Preparatory Babcock
Betty Jeane Bates
Claire Mirlene Beckwith
Russell Charles Blatt
William Henry Ho Brockman
Alma Grice Burkhart
Thomas Joseph H Chinfield
Allan Leroy Cassatt
Mary Anin Clair
Mary Eligabeth H Corbett
Janet Louise Crawford
Melvin
Adam Crowell
Virginia Ann H. Dearing
Malcolm Vincent
A Dommessy
Charles James A Erickson
William Walfred Gibson
John Sait Griswold
Shirley Jean Guicnon
Ernest Fit
Edward James Himes
LeRoy Charles HH Karkoski
Frank Everett Kielar
Je ‘Thomas H Landers
Walter LaVerne Lillie
Doris Flotse Lindley
Patricia Anne May
Theodore Allan McChay
Mary. Laurse McLean
Harold Leslie Prugat
Dorothy Annette ‘Ross
Jachbelline
Ruth Sadowski
Eleanor Agnes Shaver
Barbara Ann Stroup
Paul ‘Thomar Bwark
William Russe
Commencement Program Livingston School Event
Program for commencement at Livingston features Rev Joseph R Clair Our Heritage and Barbare Huntley readings. Includes announcements of scholarships, diplomas by Milbert S Vaughn, board president, and University and staff presentations. Alma Mater and recessional with organist David Liyinalun.
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Joseph R. Clair
Barbare Huntley
Lictitatoriia
Rain totals mark drenched month in 1953
May 1953 brought 8.88 inches of rain with heavy downpours that overwhelmed area roads and bridges. State highway crews repaired damage for weeks while farmers faced delayed spring planting and anticipated effects on harvests. Temperatures ran below average following the storms, compounding the wet season’s impact on infrastructure and agriculture.
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State Highway Department
Grawford
Dolor
Wien
Two Men Die In Beaver Falls Plane Crash
Two Beaver County men, Bell 20 of New Brighton and Henry McCracken 40 of Freedom, were killed when their two seater plane crashed and burned five miles west of Beaver Falls after taking off from Patterson Heights Airport. Luther Mengle helped pull the victims from the wreckage. The accident occurred near a farm at the crash site.
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Beaver Falls
Beaver County
Here
Bell 20
New Brighton
Henry McCracklin
Freedom
McCrackers
Patterson Heights
Luther Mengle
Crown of Elizabeth I Held Amid Cold Downpour
London witnessed a largely ceremonial coronation as Elizabeth II was crowned with the imperial crown inside Westminster Abbey. Rain fell heavily during the procession, but cheers rose from the 1,900 spectators and thousands along the streets as the Queen’s accession and spectacle were broadcast to a billion people.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Elizabeth
Ehirien
Ely
Elingbeth
Altice Victoria
Bickingham Palas
Westminister Abbey
Bok
Yiuel
Duke of Edinburgh
Lima
Woods
Nowpttals
Pruner Charles
Canterbury
Edward
Charles
Royal Gallery
Elizabeth I Reging
St. Edward's
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Elizabeth II
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