Geneva Conference Near Conclusion After Top Level Talks
The Geneva conference neared its end after high level talks. Molotov and Eden met as the Indochina group planned a secret session this afternoon and a Korean meeting was slated for tomorrow. Western powers grew cautious on Indochina amid France’s uncertain politics and ongoing cease fire talks in Hanoi.
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Geneva
Associated Press
V. M. Molotov
Anthony Eden
Indochina
Sesson
Korea
Eden Og
West
Molotov
U.N
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
France
United States
Britain
Paris
City Conducts Brief Air Raid Drill At 10 A M
Nationwide air raid alert tested for ten minutes with streets cleared for the exercise. Three city police and three fire police from Stanford Hose Company directed traffic. public mostly obeyed as officials reorganize Civil Defense auxiliary police. All clear issued at 10 10 A M.
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Stanford Hose Company
Harley Drake
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
Six Tons of Ammunition Delayed for Guatemala
Six tons of 20 mm antiaircraft shells bound for Guatemala were held in Hamburg after West German authorities intervened at the request of the U S High Commission. The ammunition, documented for transit through the free port, was in transit May 20 aboard a German ship but was detained to halt arms flow to Guatemala amid regional tensions and a recent Polish shipload delivery to the country.
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Associated
Bonn
Germany
Guatemala
Hamburg
U.S. High Commission
Panama Canal
U. S
Poland
U. S. High Commission
Prague
New Construction Predicted to Reach All-Time Record
A government report predicts new construction spending will hit an all-time peak of 36 percent billion dollars, reversing earlier forecasts. The projection follows five months of strong construction activity and supersedes prior estimates by Commerce and Labor departments.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Oppenheimer Case Drafts Recommendation Drafts
The New York Times reports that Major General Kenneth D Nichols backs the board's finding that J Robert Oppenheimer is fit to be a consultant but should not be retained by Use committees. Washington dispatch via Janets Restinseniel.
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New ‘York
New Yore Times
Kenneth D. Nichols
Gebersl
Gray Board
de J Robert Oppenheimer
Washington Mapateh
Times
Janets Restinseniel
Reassignments Highlight Erie Conference Methodist Clergy
The Erie Conference announces pastoral appointments ending at Meadville Brookville Jamestown and Grove City districts. Rev Howard Brull to serve a third year at First Methodist Corry joins a series of reassignments including Rev J G Hanna at Spartansburg and Rev Dwight Jack exchanging pulpits in Union City.
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Howard Brull
First Methodist Church
City
Erie
Meadville
Brookville
Jamestown
Grove City
Methodist Church
Lloyd ©. Wicke
Spartanshirg
Union City
Spartansburg
Elgin
McCray
J. G. Hanna
Robert Kiem
Westminster College
Paul R. Smith
Union City Methodist Church
Dwight Jack
Lawrence Park Church
C. A. McEntarfer
Corry
Cambridge Springs
Ralph B. Tidmarsh
Waterford
Elizabeth Dalbey
Wattsburg
C. C. Ross
Cranesville
William F. Hess
Edinboro
Elmer R. Nunemaker
Astbury Methodist
Brie
Charles 8. Aldrich
Cascade Methodist
E. H. Donner
Christ Methodist
Evie
Warren A. Bugbee
First Methodist
Arthur F. Brett
Henderson Methodist
L. Knappenberger Jr
Kingsley Methodist
F. W. Hunt
Lakewood Methdist
Owen W. Shields
Simpson Methodist
Arvel G. Neal
Tenth Street Methodist
George A. Myers
Wayne Birect
Methodist
H. Arnold Obl
Wesley Methodist
Russell B. Perry
Fairview
Britton Poulson
Franklin Center
Donald E. Modisher
Girard
John Clark
Linesville
Ralph B. Kilburn
Littles Corners
Roy R. Decker
Grace Methodist
Thomas E. Colley
Stone Methodist
Jack Spencer
John A. Fester
North East
Local sports store 15 sold to Ivan Wickwire
The sporting goods outlet at 10d West South Street changes hands from Charles Williams to Ivan Wickwire of North Center Street. The sale includes all stock fixtures equipment and the building and took place on Saturday. Wickwire previously worked at Corry Instrument Co. as a machinist and gunsmith.
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Charles Williams
West South Street
Ivan
Wickwire
North Center Treet
Corry Instrument Co
Williams
T Tram Orval Root
Violent storm sweeps Corry district causes heavy damage
A two stage storm roared through Corry and surrounding areas Saturday night with strong winds and lightning. Widespread damage occurred in Grand Valley, Torpedo, Youngsville and Pittsfield. power lines and transformers were hit and repairs were underway. Traffic hazards and downed limbs disrupted Route 4 near Wattabure Fair Grounds as temperatures climbed to 88 earlier in the day.
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Corry
Hey
Grand Valley
Torpedo
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Chautauqua County
Warren
Peneles
Robert Shiels
Warren District
New York State
Lne
George Mulderick
Mercury
Fire alarm delays hindered Columbus barn blaze response
Firefighters misrouted to the Howard Yohndon farm before locating the correct address at Eldred Hi now owned by Glenn Conklin. Two trucks and crews faced delays. meanwhile a barn and part of its contents burned, with the loss estimated at 2 000. Authorities urged precise location details when phoning alarms. A second brief item notes Gen Edward Ryan’s promotion to major general and the death of Italian baritone Luigi Montematto.
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Columbus
Howard Yohndon
Howard Johnson
West Spring Creek
Spring Creek
Johnson
Eldred Hi
Glenn Conklin
Joan
Mremen
Public Hearings Resume as Carr Testifies on Army Inquiry
Francis P. Carr told the McCarthy subcommittee that he was told of evidence of Communist infiltration in the Army Intelligence section after joining the staff last July. Mundt indicated the hearings may end this week with McCarthy and Cohn expected to testify again.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Francis P. Carr
McCarthy Subcommittee
Army
Carr
Joseph N. Welch
McCarthy
Mundt
Roy M. Cohn
Pvt
David Chine
Waver
Cohn
Witnesen
Wither Pvt. Schine
Clark Clifford
Truman
Corry Student Wins Fellowship at Wesleyan University
Corry Pennsylvania student Arthur Pitts II has won a 1625 fellowship to join Wesleyan University’s Master of Arts in Teaching program. He will enter as part of the program’s third intake started in 1962 and plans to complete a Bachelor of Arts at Princeton. Pitts excelled in Corry High School athletics and academics, earning a four year Princeton scholarship and starring on the varsity football team, including a standout 1953 season at quarterback.
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Middletown
Conn
Arthur Pitts II
Arthur W. Pitts Sr
Concord Street
Corry
Wesleyan University
Pitts
Corry High School
Princeton
Ho Tins
Ban
May Milk Price Set At 3.23 Per Hundredweight
New York milk price for May uniform at 523.4 per hundredweight for milk delivered to 300 approved plants in the New York milk shed announced by O J Bikaford administrator of the Newark Metropolitan Milk Market Area. April deliveries reached 882,694,004 pounds up 3 percent from last May’s record.
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New York
J. Bikaford
Newark
Branford
Young victory in NYC fight is now official
Albany New York Financier Robert R Young was declared winner in control of the New York Central Railroad. The Young faction beat the central management 3 406 007 to 2 890 798 in directorial returns. Alfred E Perlman named as likely president. Central stockholders rejected cumulative voting and a new annual meeting date. The meeting was held amid air raid precautions with observers from Columbia Syracuse and Harvard. Continued on page four.
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Young
Nyc
Associated Press
Albany
N.Y
Robert R. Young
New York Central Railroad
Directorn
Young Foyees
Central Management
William White
Youn Group
White
New York City
Alfred E. Perlman
Denver and Rio Grands Western Railroad
Central
Wilma Sona
Zaitroad
John Hanna
Columbia University
William Miller
Syracuse University
Covington Hardee
Harvard
Clint W. Murchison
Texas
Jad
Firemen's Festival Draw Swamped by Storm
Saturday night attendees saw hundreds of dollars in prizes canceled as a violent storm struck at 10 pm. Frames and tents were damaged, toppling structures and soaking prizes while a parade and awards ceremony proceeded with limited activity.
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Columbus
Ing Unite
Towta
Lloyd Peters
James~ Town
Stanley Anderson
Robert Bracken
Corry
Bugur Cove
Clymer
Youngaville
Albion
Waterford
Sugar Grove
Bent Font
Columbus Men's Club
Columbus Grocery
Binglow Dalry
Warren Vpw
Sheffield Volunteer Fire Department
Glymer Central School
Clymer Volunteer Fire Department
Columbus Browsie
Bear Lake Fire Deepartment
Youngaville Fire Department
Roberta Refrigeration
Columbus Girl Beaute
YanCle Little Lengua
Albion Fire Department
Rimglew Dalry
Bustl Pire
Wrightaville Pire
Hit and Run Crash Report Involving Guth and Daniels
Joseph Guth 31 of 70 Bayder Circle reported a hit and run on East Main Street. Richard Daniels 25 of 415 Wortly Street initially denied involvement but later admitted contact with Guth and promised restitution. Guth sought only restitution and did not file charges.
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Nis Eas
Atruck
Joseph Guth
Bayder Circlé
Guth
East Main Street
Richard Daniels
Wortly Street
Daniels
Daniels Ap
Polis
Warren Woman Killed in Crash
Funeral services for Mrs Clara Bi Jarvis 97 of Warren will be held tomorrow at 2 p m from the Lutz VerMilyex Home with Rev Francis Fehiman officiating Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery Mrs Jarvis died when her car collided with a coal truck driven by Marty Huffman 32 of West Hickory The crash on Matthews Run road seven miles north of Youngsville Warren County injured six including four children Also injured were William Hollen of New Florence Pa and his family who were visiting Mrs Hollen was treated at Warren Hospital and Mrs Hollen at Hamot Hospital Erie. The driver Huffman was not injured but the coal truck was damaged about 4000 and possible charges against Huffman are under review by investigators
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Jarvis
William Hollen
New Florence
Tis
Warren
Marty A. Moftman
West Hickory
Ed Lowry
Sheril Linder
Warren County
Huffman
Jucka
Buttman
Lowry
Hollen
Doris
Gareth
William Jr
Norman
Warren Hospital
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Vierracuthian
Mendes France to form new postwar French cabinet
Pierre Mendes France, 47, nominated by President Rene Coty to replace Joseph Laniel as premier, seeks to form a coalition cabinet aimed at cutting Indochina expenditures and slowing Europe military buildup. He faces a divided National Assembly and must rally support from multiple parties to gain confirmation.
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Pres Paris
Pierre Mendes- France
Ho Chi Minh
Indochina
France
Europe
Mendes-France
Rene Coty
Joseph Lantel
Lantel
Mendes-Franco
Coty
Santel
Prance
Indochine
Mendes-Prance
Hoe
Vietminh
He Asso
Tale
Lwinch
Atch
French Colony In Indochina Seizes Yanson Authority
A small French colony of Yanson on Indochina's west coast reported by Indian press to have fallen under strong pro Indian sentiment. About 200 demonstrators seized public offices, raised the Indian flag, and proclaimed French control ended. A six member administration council was named with four ministers appointed. Nehru urged France to withdraw from Yanson and nearby Pondichery Karikal and Jahe. Talks earlier this month collapsed without agreement.
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Eae
Madras
India
France
Indochina
Yanson
Indies
Nehru
Ner
Ind ‘Ian
Pondichery
Karikal
Jahe
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Marvin Lemnatera
Newton Falls
Chba
Velma
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Ethel
Oppenheimer
Stull
Corry Church
Ivan “Ike
Wickwire Buys
Corry District
Prea Ryan
Corn Edward Ryan
Ft. Dix
WW. J
Euenhower
Dier
Milan
Italy
Luig! Montemato
Arthur Pitts Qne
Firemen
Harrisburg
Fifly
28Th Infantry Division
Henry Flick
Someret
Radical Socialist Party
Aetna
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