Iran Crisis Deepens as Mossadegh Presses Parliament
In Iran Premier Mossadegh presses for parliamentary intervention against royal court intrigues amid a power struggle with Shah Pahlavi. The move follows a tense session disrupted by opposition boycott and a rising mood among Mossadegh loyalists as the capital slowly returns to normal after weekend unrest.
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Associated Press
Iran
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Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
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Tehwan
Baktar Emroos
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February Police Activity Report at Corry State Police
Corry State Police reported February as a light month for activity. Officers investigated six traffic accidents with two injuries and 3175 in property damage. Seven criminal investigations yielded four arrests. 900 man hours were spent at Western Penitentiary after a January storm.
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Theodore Hubley
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Penitentiary
Stalin Illness and Roosevelt Inauguration Mark 20 Years
The item notes that 20 years after Franklin D. Roosevelt took office on March 4 1933 Joseph Stalin’s grave illness was announced in Moscow. It recalls Roosevelts first year actions including moving toward recognizing the Soviet Union and inviting a Soviet representative to Washington in October 1933.
Red Cross Drive Campaign Opens with $2080 Reported
The 1953 Red Cross drive aims for $8000 with an early $2080 logged by division chairs to General Chairman George Creuti. The plan lists Industrial $1810 Business and 9 Advance tilts, Rural and Solicitors, plus a drive-to-house effort Saturday afternoon. About 150 volunteers will canvass 10 am to 4 pm urging residents to contribute.
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Corry Ghaprlex
Tom Noodh
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George Creuti
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Tndustrial
Wikine Park
Sittay
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Van Fleet Says Allies Can Win in Korea
General Van Fleet told the House Armed Services Committee that Allied forces can win a military victory in Korea without broadening the war. He defended the Eighth Army as best equipped and fed, cited troop quality, firepower, mobility, and flexibility as keys, and declined to share details in public.
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Striking miners discuss issues at Robena mine
About 2 900 miners from the United Mine Workers gathered at Masontown to discuss grievances over six promotions at the Robena Mine owned by United States Steel. Albert Cavalance, local UMW president, said seniority was ignored. The walkout followed a reported contract violation amid ongoing area employment of about 14 000 miners. Pope Pius XII offered prayers for the Russian people amid Stalin's grave times.
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Citizens Bank creates new trust department and stock split plan
Shareholders approved increasing common stock to 200000 with a 50000 stock dividend funded from undivided profits and a reduction of par value from 100 to 85. The bank will issue 8900 shares at par 25 to replace 4500 shares at par 100. The move widens ownership and boosts loan capacity as Citizens Bank positions for growth in Corry. Charles H Bracken, executive vice president, said the change strengthens capital and aids future lending and services.
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Charles H Bracken
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Turnpike Extension Talks Move Toward Erie Meeting
Senator Blass announced a seven member committee will press Gov. Fine for action to extend the Pennsylvania Turnpike northwest to the Erie area. The group aims to meet the governor in two to three weeks to push a plan approved by the 1951 Legislature. Meanwhile, turnpike work continues toward the Delaware River and New York border with feeder routes anticipated. Democratic State Policy Committee endorses two judges for the Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
C. Arthur ‘Bluss
New York
Elon Blass
Middle West
Bank creates trust department to handle bond issues
Citizens National Bank announces establishment of a trust department with corporate trust powers to issue redeem and manage bond financing. Charles H Bruken named trust officer and Lor Merker to assist as assistant trust officer. Capital stock $200000 surplus $250000 profits $42000 reserves $76000.
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Wurplus
Fish Stocking Continues In Area Streams This Week
Corry Fish Hatchery completed further stocking with 4 800 brook trout and 700 browns to Beaverdam Run. Additional 260 black trout and 450 brook trout were released in Taylor Run and McGuire’s Run. Webster notes show 2 100 Drunks and 2100 Drunks wrong. weather aids plan as 10 dite ad Wal all fish in good shape.
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Chapman's
Dany
Wirren County
Connenute Creek
Taylor Run
McGuire’s Run
Tamerraig
Cnlle Toriy
Blue Eye
Wilson
Beaverdam Run
Spring Creek
Merrill Lille
Shane
Weather storm lashes city with wind and rain
A powerful storm drenched the city with high winds and rain, washing away the last of the weekend snow. Yesterday's high reached 57 and tonight may drop from near 93, with the weatherman predicting another round of showers and cooler temperatures.
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Italy
Roa
Blast Kills Woman in Robingon Townshship Trailer
An explosion killed Mrs Mary Constable in a house trailer in Robingon Township. The blast also injured others and caused extensive damage to the structure. Police and fire crews investigated the scene as neighbors recalled the victim and circumstances surrounding the blast.
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Pittsburgh
Mary Constable
Robingon
Senate ready to block action on state constitution reform
A Pennsylvania Senate committee advanced a plan for a constitutional convention to revise the state constitution. The measure aims to let voters decide in November whether to hold a convention, with 110 delegates to be chosen and amendments to the document under review. Debate highlighted party lines as Republicans showed limited support and Democrats expected to back the plan. The amendment process would be overseen by a convention seated to propose revisions.
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Corry Paint Store 10 Opens in Corry
The Corry Wallpaper and Paint store at 110 West Main Street prepared for a Friday and Saturday opening led by contractor Robert Wollf. The renovated shop showcases paints varnishes wallpapers and related supplies with a drawing offering two $25 savings bonds as door prizes to invited visitors on Saturday night.
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Wes Main Street
Robert Wolls
Wotus
Churchill Remains Only Active Member of Big Three
Limited text indicates Winston Churchill remains the sole active member of the wartime Allied Big Three alongside Stalin and Roosevelt. It notes meetings at unspecified locations during World War II and references the trio’s leadership roles in Allied strategy.
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Revision Of Resolution Stirs Democratic Opposition
Washington reports a clash over a revision to a resolution on Yalta wartime accords and peacetime policy. Republicans accuse Democrats of manipulating wording to politicize the issue while Eisenhower and Dulles express no intent to alter the Yalta terms. Senate Republicans vow support, while Democrats argue the change misuses the resolution to test political positions. The debate centers on legitimacy and potential propaganda impact ahead of votes.
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Galt
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Malenkov Leads Speculation as Russian Leader
Washington sources weigh Geover M. Malenikov as the likely successor to Stalin. Malenkov and Molotov gain prominence as potential chief claimants. observers consider a possible triumvirate or quick, bloody power struggle shaping the Soviet leadership transition in the wake of Stalin’s death.
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Washington
Geover M. Malenikov
Joseph Slot
Teapsdan Sprills
Malenkov
V.M. Molotov
Dole
Dash
Tomy Sieneett
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Butler Slaying Jail Negro Girl Names Suspect
An elderly in Butler reports a murder case involving a young Black girl. Four men have been brought in for questioning as authorities describe the investigation ongoing with no formal comment yet from investigators.
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Butler
Alioe
Wenig
Bersons
Miss Hendarson
Tony Tun
February weather reports and political brief note merge
February’s weather was above normal with more snow than typical for the district and a February 28 total near 19 inches. United Nations coverage notes Stalin illness rumors and shifts in Soviet debate. Pittsburgh brief: Judge John Drew to run on both party tickets for Allegheny County Common Pleas Court seat.
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Highay
Tse Mutt
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
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Shirsky
Stalin
Stow
Siriesczewski
United
Moscow
U. W
Pittsburgh
John Drew
Allegheny County Commonpleas Court
Will Sede
Drew
Franc Patuerare
Actress Olivia de Havilland settles suit in Los Angeles
Actress Olivia de Havilland settles a suit for about $40,000 filed by her former agents Phil Berg Bert Allenberg Inc. The agency claimed she owed 10 percent of earnings under their agreement. De Havilland countersued to cancel the contract alleging agents tried to push her into a film role with undisclosed financial interest. The part went to Ther besten louse Pontes.
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Los Angeles
Olivia de Havilland
Jormergents
Phil Berg-Bert Allenberg, Inc
Ther Besten Louse Pontes
Stalin Stricken by Paralytic Stroke in Moscow
Moscow reports Prime Minister Joseph Stalin, 73, has suffered a crippling brain hemorrhage. The government said his condition remains uncertain and leadership continuity is unsettled, with the Communist Party and Soviet ministers stressing unity despite his absence from duty.
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Soviet Union
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