Two Well Known Areas Men Killed in Millcreek Crash
A Warren resident and a 31 year old Waterford farmer died when their cars collided at Ola French Road and Perry Highway in Millcreek Township. The wreck occurred amid heavy rain, hindering police investigation. The dead are Benedict Mathis 60 of Warren and John Troyer 31 of Waterford. Mrs Troyer 26 and their 2½ year old daughter Bandra were injured. Autopsies await Coroner Warren Wood.
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Warren
Waterford
Millcreek
Erie
Benedict Mathis
Rig
Warren ‘Tank Car Corporation
John "Troyer
Watersford
St. Vincent's Hospital
Troyer
Martha
Bandra
Intersecion
Ola French Road
Perry Highway
Mathis
Warren Wood
Senate fights House tax cut move on income tax
Washington AP reports Senate Finance Committee members oppose the House pushed plan of a $200 per person tax cut to start January 1. With Byrd and George set to vote to strike the cut, the issue heads to the floor as Malone hedges. Barkley proposes a gradual rollout but gains little support.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
George
Senate
Malone
R-New
Byrd
D-Va
Barkley
D-Ky
Treasury
Wisenhower
Congress approves pay hike for statemA members
Congress gave final approval to a pay raise raising annual pay to 922,500 for state lawmakers. The House sent the bill to President Eisenhower after Senate passage. The pay increase takes effect March 1, with the measure a second major domestic action this session. The compromise bill blends Senate and House versions, following a Senate roll call on the initial draft.
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Congress
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Enders
Rep
Gross
Iowa
Botiate
Moris
Flying Boxcar Crashes Near Adhiya Air Base
A twin engined U S Air Force flying boxcar crashed 18 miles north of Adhiya Air Base. Seven men aboard bailed out over water and were rescued by recon crews. One died later. Names withheld.
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Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Adhiya Air Base
Eyusshy Toland
Recce
Snd
Findley Lake Lake Level Dispute Escalates With Gates Replaced
Town Board orders gates reinstalled at the Findley Lake dam to restore the artificial lake level after the Findley Lake Property Owners Association lowered it last fall. Constable appointed to guard the gates as the board aims for a quick return to a court decision while a hearing on Howard’s arrest proceeds.
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Findley Lake Dam
Findley Lake
New York State
Howard
Kate Walford
Edwin O'Connor
William Hemeline
Clymer
Bradley
Findley
Sourh
Ray Jones
Chautauqua County
Foday
Alice the Lake
Engineer Wins 1.474 Million from Steel Co
John S. Nace man, metallurgical engineer and inventor, wins a verdict of 1.474 million dollars against Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. in Clabriot Court. The case alleges infringement of his patent for an electrical tin bunting device used at the Alleghippa plant.
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Etttsburr
Jonn S. Naceman
New York
Washington
Jones
Laughlin Steal Corp
Clabriot
Nachman
Ite
City bogs down as sudden thaw precedes rain
Police report Route 6 at Pollock's Bridge closed by high water with about one and a half feet flooding the roadway. A thunder storm and heavy rain followed a spring thaw, leaving East Pleasant Street muddy and impassable. Street crews poured cinders to create a usable path as buses and traffic bogged down. A sewer excavation and washouts near Lake and Ridge streets worsened conditions, with barricades placed to restrict traffic. Continued coverage on page five.
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Corry Barracks
Pollock's Bridge
Corry
Luntplent
Sf Indies
UBT
East Pleasant Street
Liberty Street
Marion Street
Charles Parkhurst
East Smith Street
Lakeland Ridge
Land Street Department
Hare Creek
Brokenstraw
Corry YMCA Plans Fund Drive For New North Center Building
Directors agree to engage the National YMCA Financial Bureau to lead a fundraising appeal for a North Center street building. A. O. Burgess says E. D. Wiegner will take charge with aim to match the $100,000 Albert Bush gift. Drive may begin in November and finish early in 1956 pending spring weather.
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Corry Ymca Lastaight
National Ymca Financial Bureau
Barry
North Center Street
A. O. Burgess
North West District
E. D. Wie
Albert Bush
Corry Erocer
Burness
Five Killed as Bomber Crashes in Trailer Park
A B47 jet bomber crashed in a Lake Charles Louisiana trailer park killing five aboard and two civilians. Crew members Capt. Chance Wilson 32 pilot Capt. Mark Veck 34 copilot Capt. Elwyn B. McBee 33 observer were named along with civilians Albert Morgan 24 and Kate Morgan 20. The crash occurred during an attempted landing at Lake Charles AFB after one engine failed, debris ignited homes and trailers, and the plane broke apart over a field and damaged nearby residences.
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Lake Charles
Like Charles Air Force Base
George Spotswood
Chence Wilson
California
Mark M. Veck
Downieville
Elwyn B. McBee
Fort Worth
Tex
Colensieu Parish
Albert Morgan
Kate
James C. Sapp
Charles Afs
Morgans
Cole Olen
Morran
Police Report Details February Erie Western Warren County Trends
State Police at Cory Barracks logged 10 400 mule patrols in February with Sergeant Theodore Hubley in charge. Officers covered eastern Erie and Crawford counties and western Warren County, investigated nine motor vehicle accidents with one injury, a damages estimate of 14 200 dollars, 61 traffic arrests, and 208 information requests answered.
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Cory Barracks
Theodore Hubley
Corry
Erie
Grawford
Warren County
Hhibley
Ex British Scientist Pontecorvo Says He Aids Soviet Atomic Projects
Ex British scientist Pontecorvo claims in letters to Soviet papers that since his disappearance in 1950 he has worked in Moscow on peaceful atomic energy. He accuses Britain and the United States of using atomic power to seek world domination and urges Western scientists to oppose military use. He participated in early US Britain Canadian atomic work and reportedly knows about hydrogen bomb development. Soviet newspapers note he left the West amid fears of a new war and emphasize the Soviet focus on peaceful atomic discovery for humanity. Western officials label him a spy candidate, with Fuchs ranked higher.
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Moscow
Bruan Pontenoryn
West
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Pontecorvo
Contrealo
Atomic Chargy Committee
Knowlyedge
Pravda
Terestia
Soviet Communist Party
Sueti
Costs Of Corry Schools Far From National Average
The Corry School District spends $227 per pupil per term, about 24% below the national average of $297 per pupil per year for 109 cities with 2,500 to 10,000 population. The state report notes 1952–53 operating costs, covering administration, instruction, plant operation and maintenance, auxiliary services, and pensions, excluding capital outlays and adult education.
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Corry
Washington
U.S
Gorry
Parea
New Shakeup Reported in Soviet Regime Top Leads
Four new men entered the top circle of the Soviet government with three others rising to first deputy premier. A. I. Mikoyan, M. G. Pervukhin, and M. Z. Saburov became first deputy premiers joining Molotov and Kaganovich. Deputy premiers include A. Pavlenyagin, M. Ehrunt, V. A. Koucherenko, and P. T. Labanov, while four over deputies remain Malenkov Thyosyan Kosygin and Malyshev, with Malyshev shifting to oversee machine building industries.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Nikola Bulganii
Supreme Soviet
A. I. Mikoyan
Aitcrat
V. A. Koucherenko
P.T. Labanov
Russian Socialist Soviet Republic
Soviet Union
Georgi Malenkov
Thyos
Yan
A. N. Kosygin
Atomic Test Sparks Visible Burst Across Five States
A predawn detonation at Yucca Flat produced a third atomic device in 1955, seen from five states including Phoenix and San Francisco. Observers reported a strong thump. officials said yield matched the prior shot, while nearby windows rattled. In unrelated news, Dr. Paul E. Garrett, 61, Western Kentucky College administrator since 1957, died in Bowling Green.
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Noman
Las Vegas
Nev
Poontella
Tolaho
Phoenix
George
Tun
Albe
Atomic Energy Commission
Sinka
Yucca Flat
Collecer Head
Paul £. Garrett
Provident’ of
Western Kentucky
Why
Bowling Green
Hundreds Flee Pahoa As Lava Flows Threaten Hawaii Village
A volcanic eruption near Pahoa Hawaii triggered a state of emergency as lava rivers advance in three directions. About 100 acres of sugar cane and timber burn while over 400 residents flee, with no fatalities reported. Red Cross sets up aid as night travelers flee and observers monitor new crater activity five miles away.
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Associated Press
Pahoa
Hawaii
Civil Defense
Uollingtowa
Puhow
Robert
Spenc
Red Cros Disaster
Pahow
Pahoa Ln
Punw
Niling
Kapoho
Opititkao
Pahat
Trucker Causes 10000 Dollar Blackout on Route 6
Herman Pfuntner of Canadaigun New York escaped injury when his truck drifted off Route 6 past Mum Village at 6 p.m. last night and crashed through a guard rail, plunging 20 feet into an embankment. The load of beam headlight waste and equipment was destroyed, the wreck causing a $10000 blackout. No other vehicles were involved.
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Geneterrven
Herman Pfuntner
Canadaigun
N.Y
Skite
Bimntner
Mum Village
IC Wie
Berm
Delver
Yearly Assembly Sessions Backed For Final Approval
Harrisburg Sen Rowland Mehany predicts easy Senate approval of a constitutional amendment to switch to annual sessions. The House passed a plan to create a 12 member commission to advise the governor on reforms, while a companion measure would broaden gubernatorial powers to restart White agencies. A companion budget and unemployment and gas tax items faced votes as lawmakers move toward a 1966 reform package. Frank D Hale former Dayton mayor died at Auburndale Florida.
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Associated Dress
Harrisburg
Rowland B. Mehany
Senate
General Assembly
Repubblicans
John G
House
George A
Votw
Mouse
House-Senate
Mose
Withyn
Walmiple
Hotine
Berger
Senate Labor Relations Committee
Bounew
Taure
Ton
Talon County
Toy Bi Furnen
Aimed at Israel in Night Border Clash Wounds 21
A major clash at the border inside Egypt’s Gaza Strip leaves 21 wounded and triggers widespread alarm. Reported as the largest frontier confrontation since the 1949 armistice, claims of a surprise strike by Israeli forces circulate amid mounting tension at army headquarters two miles inside Gaza.
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Egypt
Gaza Strip
Egypt to Bring Incident to UN Security Council
Cairo accuses Israel of a night attack inside the Gaza Strip that left 38 Egyptians dead and 21 wounded at an army HQ near the Egyptian border. Egypt cites a major clash since the 1949 armistice and says air, mortar, and explosive attacks caused extensive casualties on both sides.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel Today
Gaza Strip
Palestine Affairs
Salah Gehar
Jerusalem
Israel Army
Israel
Gohar
Orie
Gazi
Rome Metn
Security Council
Union Strikes At Snap-Tite Over Wages
Union Mine Workers locals walk out at Snap-Tite plant in Union City after four weeks of negotiation over pay. Patrols by on-site guards and labor tensions surround the plant’s move to Union City and its use of automatic hose couplers. About 100 workers affected as talks stalled and wage terms remained undisclosed.
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Tite, Inc
Union City
United Mine Workers
Aso
Suiderstomd
Cleveland
D. Seile
York
Erie
Mannincores
TY Way
Moroccan politician slain in Casablanca
A Moroccan political figure, Mohlay Tariss founder of the Democratic Party of Fromien, was shot dead in Casablanca as he left his home. Two assailants fired five bullets. they fled on a bicycle, leaving his eldest daughter grieving.
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Casablanca
Prengh
Morocco
Stinrit Mohlay Tariss
Democratic Party of
Fromien
Farny
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U. N. Council
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