Molotov Speech Sparks Revisit of Cold War Issues
Western diplomats privately debate Molotov’s new push on major cold war issues at the anniversary U.N. session. Some see the speech as a setback to a peace bid while others say it adds needed reality. Dulles plans to respond in Friday talks.
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Associated Presa San Francisco
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Uws
Molotov
Antoine Pinay
Lst
Igor
China
George Yeh
Red China
U. N
Formoss
Peiping Yepinne
Patt! Henri “Spank Sild
Carlos P Romulo
Philippines
Mototoy
Molotoy
John Foster Dulles
Two Cars Collide Injuring Boy Aged Four
A west Smith street crash yesterday involving Dorothy Pratt Clayton of Erie and Lyle Harrington of Wattsburg damaged three vehicles. Timmy Clayton, four, riding with his mother, received a minor facial cut but was not hospitalized. Clayton’s car sustained $110 in damage, Harrington’s car $125, with front fender and bumper damage noted.
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Cary Amreius Cok
West Smith Street
Echoon
Wa Xuto
Dorothy Pratt Clayton
Erie
Lyle Harrington
B.D. 3
Wattsburg
Clayton
Timmy Clayton
Harrington
Youth Wounded During Tavern Robbery Attempt
Pittsburgh police shot a 19 year old boy identified as Benjamin Umphrey of the North Side while he allegedly tried to rob a tavern. He was wounded in the thigh and taken to Allegheny General Hospital. Officers say they caught Umphrey in the Alpine Tavern on the North Side.
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Pittsburgh
Manneo Auibrey
Hall
Benjamin Dunphrey
North Side
Allegheny General Hospital
Umphrey
Alpine
Polio Shots Split Panel on Mass Inoculations
A panel of 15 top polio researchers debated suspending mass inoculations as a lifeline for safer vaccines. Eight to two favored continuing the current Salk program. Dr Jonas Salk declined to endorse halting, noting potential future refinements could follow Sabin’s live-virus approach.
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Dr. Salk
Washington
House Commerce
Priest ‘Dtenn
Albert B Sabin
Thomas M. Rivers
Jonas E. Salk
Sabin
Ball
Salle
Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
Cincinnati
John F. Enders
Children's Hospital
Boston
Walt
Rivers
Rockefeller Institute For Medicil Research
New York City
Joseph
Search Continues For Body Of Missing Youth In Lake
Authorities and police persisted in a 10 hour search for 17 year old Richard Green of Dewittville New York believed drowned in Chautauqua Lake yesterday. His father identified a 14 foot cat used by the youth on the lake and his shoes socks and sweater were found in the boat.
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Richard Green
Dewittville
Chautauqua Lake
Nelo Grin
Bemus Polit
House Fight Looms Over India Yugoslavia Aid Increase
The Foreign Affairs Committee approved $3.285 billion in foreign aid for next year for India and Yugoslavia, adding $139.2 million from other programs. Senate totals reach $3.425 billion. military aid cut by $445 million. The panel kept most aid as economic assistance and recommended further offsets and adjustments.
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Washington
Fisenhower
Yugoslavia
Tretia
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Ward House
Senate
Eisenhower
U. S
Take Home Pay At Record High
Washington reports May take home pay rising to a record high while dive costs stay flat. Labor Secretary Mitchell calls the figures evidence of national stability as average family worker earnings reach 70.12 dollars and a single worker 62.83, about 80 cents a week more than March.
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Washington
Mitchell
Corry Board Votes to Sell Old High School for 20000
The Corry Board of Education voted to sell the old high school on West South Street to Donald J. and Nasty R. Bebell of Erie for 20000. Sale subject to Erie County court decisions and state education department approval. Proceeds will partly fund the new East Pleasant Street school and clock provisions remain tied to Bebell's plans.
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West South Street
Donald J
Nasty R. Bebell
J; Erie
Erie County
Bia Department of Public
Corry
East Pleasant Street
Bebell
Bell
Peron Gains New Pledges Of Endorsement In Argentina
Buenos Aires reports strong show of military and political support for President Juan Peron after last week’s failed revolt. Gen Lucero defends loyalty, calls troops to obey sovereign will, while labor confederation and Peronista parties pledge backing. Police arrest 14 for spreading rumors. U.S. correspondents detained briefly while photographing post revolt scenes.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Army
Franklin Tucero
Peron
Lucero
Tenation
Fry
General Labor Confederation
COT
Peronista
Lucerp
Pere Gona
Provinte
la Epoca
U.S
Hank Walker
Erie milk dealers plan to cut retail price by one cent
A group of 27 Erie district milk dealers seeks to trim store milk prices by one cent per quart. Attorney Willis F. Daniels said the proposal, not yet formally submitted to the State Milk Control Commission, would have dealers absorb four cents of the cut and stores absorb four cents. The commission is hearing Governor Landers demands for price reductions in certain categories while an accountant named Thomas Monahan noted a survey showing a market need of three cents to profit on milk.
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Associatien Frese Erie
Erie District
Willis F. Danlels
Hing~ Dlaburg
Yiaan
Stin Miller Control Commission
Lander
Thomas Monahan
Corry Memorial Hospital annual report notes new board president
The Corry Memorial Hospital reported 2814 patients served and 16018 days of service last year. MM Nast, long time director, was replaced as president by Wallace Young. Re-elected officers include first vice president Wert G. Hold and second vice president Robert Ott, with Sidney Ely ton continuing as secretary treasurer.
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Corry Memory
ABC
MM Nast
New West Smith Street
Byatt
Wallace Young
Wert G. 1
Hold
Robert &. Ott
Sidney B. Elyton
R. Flwin Filler
Robert Ginter
G H. Holden
BF. Pain
Charles Ruintenlo
Francis A. Slattery
Robert A. Ot
Corry ‘Memorial “Hospital
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MIKO
Fuller F Barnes
Bristol
Conn
Nast
Spitzer
Slattery
Elston
Fuller
Hillstrom
Young
Ott
Holden
Hawking
Gates
Faithesaty
Italy Seeks New Premier After Scolba’s Fall
Rome President Gronchi begins search for a Christian Democrat premier to replace Marty Scelba after a revolt in his party. The next leader is likely to be from the Christian Democrat bloc, with figures like Pell and Vanoni floated as possibilities. Foreign policy will likely mirror Beelba’s pro West stance within the Atlantic Pact framework.
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Rome
Giovanni Gronchi
Marty Scolba
Taly
Enrico de Nicola
Ciuseppe Fella
Jendée
The
Christian Democraty
Beelba
Christian Democrata
Pepsitles
Pell
Amintare Funfant
Etin Vanoni
Ielbi
Leader starts all out drive to sell tax plan
Harrisburg report states the governor and Democratic leader vow to defend the income tax plan despite opposition in the legislature. They pledge to push the program, reject a substitute, and accuse opponents of demagoguery and budget sabotaging. Leaders rally delegates in Apal for the levy amid party tensions.
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Apel
Shenker Andrews
D-Caniugia
Democratic House
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Balmide
AWL
CIO
Railroad Brotherhood
United Mine Workers
Jr Olinge
Iabor
Chico
David’ T Lawrence
Piltaburgh
Len Burr
Ehaltmn
Maryland Colleges Abolish Racial Segregation Policy
Maryland boards unanimously adopted a resolution to abolish racial segregation in five state teachers colleges. Superintendent Dr. Thomas G Pullin urged adherence to the Supreme Court ruling, calling on Maryland counties to comply before the next court session.
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AWS
Supreme Court
Nationial
Association For the Advaricement of Colored People
Maryland Stat Board of Education
Board of Thinetees
Lénaners
Ub Baltimore
Thomas G Pullin Jy
Marylina Yellools
Miso
Maryland
Coleman Resigns as Aero Supply Mix President
A top level executive change at Aero Supply Mix Co is announced just before Hoon time. William J. Colentinck resigns as President effective immediately and will advise on possible acquisitions. Sam J. Teving, Board Chairman, resumes duties as Chief Executive.
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Eisenhower Tours New England Ahead of 1952 Primary
Ike touring New England with a stop in Concord New Hampshire where he spoke from the State Capitol steps to about 25 000 listeners urging peace and unity while declining to reveal any 1960 plans. Ben Alken R V R introduced Bleenhoven asking for a long term farming role. The journey followed a Wall Street era trip from Washington as he continues a presidential bid narrative.
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Rutland
Ehsgn Hower
New
Harmpahitra
Hampahiew
White House
Eisenhower
Ryland
Concord
N. H
State
Waxington
Fairgrounds
United States
Ben. Alken
Bleenhoven
Albiaian
Gettyaburg
Alken
Ie Weil
Applanee
Mountain Top
Chittenden
Tn Bini
Keen
Patrol bomber crash near St Lawrence Alaska. four injured found
A Navy patrol bomber crashed on a remote area near St Lawrence in Alaska yesterday. Air Force scouts reported four injured men near the wreckage, with unknown number of others potentially aboard. The crash occurred miles south of Southwest and near the Campbell community.
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Fatrbanks
Alaska
St. Lawrence
Bering Row
Air Force
Gam
Bell
Peiping Seat Urged By Nehru And Bulganin In Moscow
In a joint declaration during Nehru’s 17 day visit, India and the Soviet Union urged the United Nations seat for Communist China and a ban on atomic weapons. They called for simultaneous disarmament steps, praised recent Soviet proposals, and promoted broader Russo Indian cooperation while cautioning over tensions in the Far East.
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Russia
India
Formosa
U.N
China
Nehri
Bulganin
Nehru
Soviet Union
Hiente
Bub
Bulginia
Nohrn
Warsaw
Belgrade
Vienna
Rome
London
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Bis
Notitu Wna
Hulganin
Bulgidhin
Teius
Far East
Red
Tidia
Alisais
Xutyi
Washington
Boy Dies in Storm Lightning Shock Near Park
In Wilmington, a midcity park scene turned fatal when a sudden storm struck. Deputy coroner Thornton of New Castle County stated Lawrence Nipholé died from lightning shock amid confusion over an accident certificate and a disputed $10 prize claim connected to the boy’s death.
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Thuns Sterstorm
Toric
Thornton
New Castle County
Lawrence Nipholé
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