Egypt's Premier Resigns On Eve Of Egypt Britain Talks
Cairo dispatch reports Prime Minister Aly Maher Pasha resigned unexpectedly on the eve of talks he predicted would settle Egypt's feud with Britain. Elder statesman Ahmed Naguib Hallaly Pasha may form a new government. Talks between Britain and Egypt on the Suez Canal Zone and Sudan were postponed.
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Britain
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Cairo
Egypt
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Ahmed Naguib Hallaly Pasha
Maher Pasha
Mohammed Aly Maher Pasha
Farouk
Mater Pasha
Middle East
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Suez Chal
Sudan
Faron
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Caid
Liquor Hearing Held For Italian American Club
The Erie County liquor board held a hearing yesterday in Erie on eight charges against the Italian American Club and three charges against Haressi and Magliardi with one against Clark. A transcript will be sent to Harrisburg for a decision on action.
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Mile
Pennsylvania Liquor Contral Board
Yester
Erle County
Wbtisels
Thallon-American Club
Haressi
Magliardit
Clark
Harrisburg
Two Injured In Center Street Car Crash
Two people were injured in a collision on North Center Street as Mrs Jane S Royce of 440 Scott Center Street rammed her car into Gerhardt J Brouner of Rideway while attempting to turn into a Turner Atlantic service lane. Royce suffered facial injuries and bruises while Brouner sustained a forehead bruise. Damages: Royce car about 275, Brouner front end 500. Police investigated for possible charges.
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Northehler
Streob
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Center Street
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Rideway
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Turner Atlantic Service
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Roger
Laka
Coury Memorial Hospital
Bracken-Kealing
Xamina- Gon
Uw Xeeno
Early Korean Armistice Said Out of Question
In Munsan Korea March 1 Communist truce negotiators vow to eternally reject efforts to keep Russia off a neutral supervisory commission. UN delegate acknowledges no prospect of an early Korean armistice. Delegates clash as five week deadlock over Russia looms with two proposed neutral team options. Reporter note: continued on page five.
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Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
Russia
R. B. Libby
Iere
Libby
Wnl
Chang
Chun Sam
Don Darraw
Cory Man Pleads Guilty to Larceny
Donald Sit en Jackson of 25 Es sex Street admitted stealing coal from Hammond Elevator Co. He loaded a pickup truck with coal around 3 p.m. last Tuesday and used it personally. After restitution of 25 and costs, he was released. similar arrests are expected as coal thefts affect Hammond in recent weeks.
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Siten
Jackson
To Himond Elevator Co
Hammond
Tis
Hammond Company
Dentists Urge Council Add Fluorine To Water Supply
Corry seven dentists last night backed fluoridation of the water supply and will ask City Council to fund equipment and annual costs. Estimates place equipment at 2,000 to 3,000 dollars with annual costs 800 to 4,600 dollars. Studies claim fluoride reduces tooth decay by 20 to 60 percent with local use. Concerns include time for application and higher costs versus bottled water.
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Corry
Corry Water Supply Co
Eight Greek Spies Sentenced To Die
In Athens today eight of twenty nine accused spies were convicted of high treason and sentenced to death. The trial began February fifteenth with government witnesses presenting des radio equipment and wireless message evidence tied to Cominform headquarters in Bucharest and other communist stations. Four others received life imprisonment as prosecutors sought death for thirteen defendants.
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Athens
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Enpjex
Bucharest
Rononitia
Gereere
Pis
Fieath
Fate of Pennsy train in doubt looms again
A. J. Greenough, general manager of the northern region rails, said he would visit Oil City in mid March to discuss future operations of the Pennsy passenger service between Jamestown and Oil City. The line had been under review after petitioning the Public Utility Commission to abandon service due to low patronage. A three month trial continued past February 1, with business data to be released on his visit.
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ON City
A. J. Greenpingh
OW City
Unin
Riill
Lis Int Ve
Public Utility Commission
Corry
Titusville
Oil City
Greenough
Insurance policy approved by state department expands coverage
Harrisburg March 1 The State Insurance Department approved higher rates and new coverages including a $50 deductible policy for windstorm and hail. Nonfire resistant buildings face 10 to 14 cents per $100, fire resistant rates rise to about 2 1/2 cents. The change reflects a decade of underpriced risk and higher losses.
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Harrisburg
Iso
Kanioon
Wits
Claus
Unusual Snowstorm Hits Pennsylvania Across State
A fast moving snowstorm swept into Pennsylvania from the south, dropping 7 to 14 inches in many areas and making roads dangerous. The storm caused scattered outages on highways and in cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, with crews from the State Highway Department responding early. Forecasters warned the unsettled weather would continue with icy conditions and possible channel of snow flurries into the afternoon.
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Pennsylvania
Ein Deving
State Highway Department
Bevel
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Harrisburg
Couldersport
Wellsboro
Bniteburs
Blairsville
Henry P. Adams
Weather Bureau
Texas’ Panhandle
Virginia
North Atlantic
TV outlets adopt code of good practice for content
Washington March tele vision outlets edge toward a self imposed code to curb smutty or crude humor. By midnight most networks and 82 of 108 local stations signed on pledging adherence to policies balancing educational cultural economic moral and entertainment needs for the American public.
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Washington
American
Columbia
1di- Mont
National
Federal rule may doom suit clubs in city
Federal rule threatens suit clubs with excise tax of 10 percent on wagers and a separate annual fee tax. Operators of merchandise clubs face enforcement by the Internal Revenue Service, potentially forcing the end of weekly drawings and prize merchandise given to winners.
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Alory
Axelyx
U.S
Reveree Buren
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Cuuress
Persnih
Surly Viub
Funie
Revaljtie Buea Atenpes
Opera
Tors
Tie Luis
Tornado kills two in Tennessee town and devastates
Red Cross workers highway patrolmen and National Guardsmen surveyed wrecked homes and businesses in Fayetteville Tennessee after yesterday's tornado. The Tennessee Highway Patrol reported about 150 injured or burned in the aftermath. Officials estimated damage up to four million dollars as 100 houses were destroyed or damaged.
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Associated Press
Fayetteville
Tern
Maren 1
Red Cross
National
W. T. Shellon
Sub
Shelton
Hearst
Shotton Aid
Suttons Trial Set For March Eighteen
Wille Sutton faces trial on March 18 for the 1850 Manufacturers Trust Company robbery in New York City. Co-defendants Thomas King and John De Venuta may join the case depending on motions.
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Will
Sutton
Manufacturers ‘Trust Company
Meensborough
New York
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Button
Hon
Thomas
Soup) King
John de Venuta
Suttons
Kling
Government reports slow steady drop in food prices
Government statistics show food prices slipping through mid February with declines of about 2.1 percent from January to mid February. Agriculture and Labor data indicate farm product prices down nearly 4 percent over the same period, with wholesale and retail trends suggesting limited price relief ahead.
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Washington
Bb Statistics
Labor Department
Agriculire Department
1952 Tax Cards Being Mailed to City Taxpayers
Residents in three wards began receiving 1953 tax card notices as City Treasurer Carl Smith explained delays in forming cards to meet a law allowing two months for payment with a two percent rebate. The late card date carries a late fee, with penalties applying after the postmark. City estimates show the budget size rising, with property taxes and other revenues contributing to the largest city budget on record.
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Piys
Carl Smith
Bankrupt Beverage Firm Seeks Auction Bid
Meadville March 1 A federal district court will be asked Monday to approve the sale of the bankrupt Severalawn Sparkling Beverage Co to Trust Company The bidder Jobin I Kent high bid of 50000 was placed at public sale in Meadville yesterday Byrd owner of the firm was declared bankrupt in federal court at Briefe.
Riots Flare In Hong Kong Amid British Role Protests
In Hong Kong riots erupt amid demonstrations against British influence and colonial rule. Police report clashes near crowded districts injuring several, with foreign nationals assaulted and four Chinese hospitalized after attacks.
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Hong Kong
Maveh
Exowm
Torelun
Chinese Were Gaunded Presumably ‘By Tragmvith
Bear Aan
Sheila
Roymr
Kowloon Morprius
Month of February Reports From State Police Barracks
In February 47 drivers were cited amid a review by Cpl Theodore Hubley of the local State Police barracks. The 10 crashes caused $9,990 in vehicle damage. four risk tests were passed and nine crimes investigated as six officers logged 9,075 miles patrolling the highways in limited hours.
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Corryinet
Turing
Theodore Hubley
Babson Praises Pacific Northwest After War Program
Babson Park Florida March 1 A wartime reevaluation of the Pacific Northwest shows the region faced unemploymentshipyard and factory downsizing after the war era expansion. He argues the interrelated U S economy requires lessons from the Northwests prewar shift from raw lumber and farm commodities toward broader manufacturing and durable industries. Continued on page six.
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Pacific Northwest
Babs
Babson Park
Fla
Actire
Specife
Thenuon
Northwest
America
Acheson Urges Broad Backing For Vast Western Europe Plan
Secretary of State Acheson says the vast plan is vital to success of Western European defense and that the requested 7.9 billion dollars is essential to enable partners to meet their needs.
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Truman Will Lay Detailed Figures Before Congress
Washington dispatch reports the Truman administration intends to defend its proposed 7.9 billion dollar foreign aid package. Secretary of State Acheson told a nationwide TV audience that the aid is essential to Western defense, and figures will be presented to Congress in the coming week. Acheson cited five major accomplishments toward NATO and European security and warned that despite progress more work remains. He stressed the need for public support to sustain allied strength and deter aggression as Western powers build up forces in Europe.
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Washington
Truman Administration
Breretary
Stile Achesas
Rycker
Television
Vidience
He Acheson
Wiley
Acheson
Lisbon
Europe
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Eisenhower
NATO
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West Germany
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France
Germany
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