Bidault Presses for Communist Inclusion in Indochina Policing
Geneva talks report Bidault and Molotov in a cordial 80 minute exchange on supervising an Indochina cease fire. Paris favors including at least one Communist nation and considers three Asian states plus one Communist and one Western nation for a supervisory commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indochina
Buth
Bovieth
Bidault
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Molatey
Nations Supervision Commission
Korea
Gerland
Sweden
Poland
Czech
Slovakia
Molotov
Geneva
Paris
Joseph Laniel
Firemen Sickened in Erie Blaze Damages Estimated at 15000
More than a dozen firefighters were affected by smoke while fighting a downtown Erie fire early today. Deputy Fire Chief Harry Amant said the cause remained under investigation as damage was estimated near 15000. Driver Clayton Passmore required medical treatment for smoke inhalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wantem
Harry Amant Vald
Clayton Passmore
Joe Must Go Club Falls Short in Wisconsin Recall Drive
BANK CITY Wisconsin The Joe Must Go Club announced it failed to reach the 403 904 signatures required by law to recall Senmler Mc Carthy. The club did not report its total collected but said the effort drew strong support and officers vowed to pursue future recall plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Bank City
Wis
Senmler McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Local firms complete first aid course in Corry
Twelve representatives from local plants and organizations finished an intensive first aid course taught by Dexter Gulusha of the American Red Cross. They will offer in shop classes and coordinate with five instructors from the Pennsylvania Electric Company and one from the State Police to serve the Corry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Gulusha
American Red Cross
Butler
Corry Tire Department
Ajax Tran ‘Works
Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Marines Steel Co
Aero Supply Mig. Co., Inc
General Telephone Company
Corry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
North Center Street
Merle C. Brown
Harold E. Doughtery
William ©. Durtham
Ellen M. Hornick
Fred W. Housman
Agnes Lynch
Leo
Elderly Pittsburgh Couple Killed In Route 30 Crash
A head on collision on Route 30 in North Versailles Township killed Ed Ward Murphy 70 and his wife Leona 62 from Pittsburgh. A Knoxville family suffered three injuries in the same crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
North Versailles Township
Knoxville
Ed Ward Murphy
Shout
Leona
Winners listed at No Bar Club Horse Show 16th annual event
Crowd of about 1000 attended the No Bar Fading Club show at Colum bug intersection with 21 classes. Ed Day judged, Carl Henton ringmaster, Gus Burgett announcer. Shetland pony drawn to W P Lopes of Warren. Winners include Edward Osterbure Erie Ed ward Clover Pridy Hill Corry and others across multiple classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeater
Columbug
Thefternoon
Tri-State
Ed Day
Youngsville
Carl Henton
Gus Burgett
Edinboro
W. P. Lopes
RD. 2
Warren
Edward
David Osterbure
Erie
Clover
Pridy Hill
Corry
Ginger
Willian
Michel Jr
Price
Prince
Melanie Bryant
My Gal
Rita Anderson
Girard
Tony
Bonnie Aggers
Eric
Cindy Beck
English
Lola Buell
Highland Gray
South Ridge
Western Parade
Twinkle
Cat Ronald
Golden Buddy
Norman Williams
Pal-O-Mine
George Rice
Frewsburg
Marlene Wurst
Clover Leaf Race
Skip Bates
Spartansburg
Queenie
Grant Spelling
Bear Lake
Betty
Lorraine Clayton
Roscoe
Carl
Man charged after shooting in Pittsburgh office
George E. Linn, 45, of Pittsburgh, faces felonious shooting charges for wounding attorney Edward G. Bothwell after a dispute over their mother’s estate. Linn pleaded innocent at a preliminary hearing and was held for court. Police report Linn fired three bullets into Bothwell in the downtown office last Tuesday. Alva Andrew Hare, 28, of Cleveland, Ohio, killed himself with a shotgun that night, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aAssuguncu
Ucpa
Pittsburgh
George E. Linn
Linn
Edward G. Bothwell
Cleveland
Alva Andrew Hare
Cleveland, O
Himeelf
French Honor American D Day Heroes at Normandy Ceremonies
French crowds decorate towns and remember the 9,485 Americans buried at St Laurent and others buried at home. Utah Beach ceremonies drew over 35,000 with President Rene Coty and U S Ambassador Lodge in attendance. Normandy veterans returned to honor fallen comrades as 400 U S troops formed the honor guard amid somber reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amocuvea
Omaha Beach
France
Normandy
St. Laurent
Utah Beach
Rene Coty
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Eisershower
Collins
Lee T. Grow
Army
Air Force
Asd
John J. Moglia
Hempstead
Vietminh Ready All Out Assault Hearings Reveal Phone Calls
A Washington memo details McCarthy era telephone transcripts. It describes Stevens hearings and calls involving Roy Cohn Maj. Gen. Partridge and Schine. The report notes redactions and editor notes by Ray Jenkins and references to other counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Stevens
Roy M. Cohn
Richard B. Partridge
Army Intelligence
Sen
McCarthy
G. David Schine
Schine
Roy Cohn
McCarthy-Stevens
Roy
Cohn
Tha Cohn
Dave
the Waldorf
Behine
Ray H. Jenkins
McGinthy
Jenkins
Wtrer
Jeakins
Sen. McClellan
Ark
McClellan
Flying Saucers Reported Near Cutting Intersection
Mrs Dorothy Morris of Columbus and Mrs. Henry Bailey of Weatsmith Street said they saw orange yellow glows in the sky at midnight Saturday on the Cutting Wattsburg road two miles west of the Cutting intersection. They watched the saucers move for several minutes before reporting the incident to city police and Ray Weber, local director of Civil Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Morris
Columbus
Henry Bailey
Weatsmith Street
Wattsburg
Batley
Ray Weber
Civil Deferue
Granite Council backs Ball for statewide court seat
CLEARFIELD PA The Granite Council of the Order of Italians of Pennsylvania endorses Republican Ralph T. Ball for a seat on the Superior Court in the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beli
Clearfield
Granite Council of the Order of Lone of
Italy
Pennsylvania
Ralph T. Ball
Piren Fitate
Protests and Errors Mark Sewage Bills in City
Early this morning, fraternity properties and other owners appeared at the treasurer's office to pay sewer charges. Protests arose over rates, with complaints of $18 yearly for many, and errors noted for owners without sewer connections. A city firm proposed a rate schedule including varied charges by property type, with corrections possible for misbilled accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Treaspreg
Initiel
Churchen
Howphala
Hla
Citizens Bank Adds Service Eliminates Complex Fees
Citizens National Bank of Corry begins a new personal checking plan tomorrow. The Thriftless check feature removes minimum balances and monthly charges, allowing openings with as little as one dollar. Each check carries a single fee, while customers receive a booklet of 20 checks free upon account opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Charles H. Bracken
Fire destroys Derwood feed mill in Maryland loss tops 750000
A massive blaze tore through the Derwood Mill near Rockville Maryland today causing a total loss of the feed plant and damaging an adjacent railroad station. The fire delayed trains bound for Baltimore and Washington as investigators assess the destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Finswey
Rock= Iville
Richard T. Schwartz
Derwood Mols, Inc
Harry P. Armold
Groundbreaking delayed for Columbus Dam rebuild in 1947
Charles French of the State Fish Commission announced a delayed start for a new Columbus Dam project near Pittsburgh after earlier promises. He disputed reports of extra funding and said work could begin this year with a cautious timeline, noting engineers must stay on site until robust progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pittsburgh
French
Corry
Cameia
Columbus Authority
Fenstrow
Fourth Victim Dies in Alleged Sex Murder Case
Associated Press reports a schoolgirl rape victim died after her alleged attacker was jailed without bail on multiple charges. John Francis Roche, 27, and Norman Roye, 18, were named in investigations tied to two other rapes and killings. Police described Roche’s recent charges and Roye’s alleged confessions in the Manhattan case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prem
New York
John Francis Roche
Norman Roya
Tandora Cloomen
Mra . Cloomes
Roche
Dorothy Westwater
Bludge
Manattan
Waitrens
Marion Brown
Mia
Brown
Rocha
Royé
Goomes
Roye
Truckers End Strike Threat With New Pay Pact
Pittsburgh area truck drivers and helpers represented by 12 unions reach a one year contract covering about 4 000 workers in 200 firms across 29 western Pennsylvania counties The agreement raises hourly pay by 7 1 4 cents in Pittsburgh and 6 cents in outlying areas replacing prior rates of 2 dollars and 1 05 dollars respectively The stalled strike threat ends as negotiations conclude yesterday with the Western Pennsylvania Motor Carriers Association and APL Teamaters unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amocified
Pittsburgh
O, Staike
Western Pennsylvania
APL
Pitteburgh
Eal Wate
State budget deficit prompts emergency tax talks in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg The state budget secretary warns of a 24 656 805 dollar general fund deficit for the year ended May 31. He says emergency taxation or spending cuts are needed, noting current constitutional deficit limits. The 1953 single penny tax failed to meet projected revenue as eight months passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated FF Harrisburg
Powell Loan and Finance manager Harold Flowers dies
Harold T. Flowers 55 died at his home in Corry after months of illness from cancer. Born in South Amherst Ohio he graduated from Ohio State in 1929 and worked for several firms before joining Powell Loan and Finance in 1948. He was active in many local organizations and leaves a wife Florence, son Thomas, daughter Mary, and his mother Mrs Hannah Flowers. Funeral services are set at Brad Funeral Home with Masonic rites. Clarence Myrick 59 of Pittsburgh was killed in a car crash in Monongahela Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold T. Flowers
Powell Loan and Finance Company
Ace
Corry
Frederick Street
Corry Me
Morial Hospital
Warren General Hospital
South Amherst
Ohio State University
Remington Rand
Buffalo
Baldwin Law Publishing Company
Cleveland
N Ia
Wareran
Fervonal Finance Company
Tme
Consumer Discount Company
Warry
Jace
Flowers
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Warren
Occidental Royal Arch
Warren Commandery
Warren
Kiwanis Club
Hannah Flowers
Endble
Brad Funeral
Paul
Bauer
Oakland
Vietminh Circling Hanoi in Indochina War
Vietminh troops mass around Hanoi's defense lines and advance toward the delta as French forces reinforce Haiphong and Dogon Peninsula. Paris says Hanoi may be ringed and cut off, with General Ely arriving to assume command in Indochina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dion Bish Phu
Tadoshina Ina
Barone
Hanoi
Haiphong
Dogon Peninsula
Tho Mwanda
Phu Ly
Nem Dinh
Thai Binh
Ten killed in head on crash near Owings Maryland
Eight men and two women died in a flaming head on collision near Creek early today. One car was in a curve in the wrong lane and the wreck left the vehicles badly mangled with bodies thrown from the cars. Thomas Borzolo, assistant chief of the volunteer fire department, arrived at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owings
Lj Creek
Thomas Borzolo
Ene See
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georges Bidault
Russia
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Citizens Bank
Enid
Waynesburg
Clarence Myrick
Monongahela Township
Vietminh