Airmen release talks seen as uncertain in Red China
The State Department remains cool to an unofficial U S mission to Red China while hopes for freeing imprisoned American airmen rise slightly. Burma's U Nu proposed the idea on February 28, and Hong Kong reports fueled speculation of progress, though Beijing has shown preference for negotiations outside U N channels. The case involves 13 airmen and two civilian employees captured during Korean hostilities and sentenced as spies.
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U. S. State Department
U. S
Red China
Peiping
Premiser U Nu
Burma
Red Chins
State Department
U Nu
New York
Heiping
U. N. Security Council
Formosa Strait
U. N
China
Security Council
Columbia Broadcasting System
Hong Kong
U.S
U. S. Navy
U. S. Army
U.N
Asembly
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Hammerskjold
U. N. General Assembly
U. 5
Hammarskjold
Hammarakjold
Rells
Chou En-lai
Dulles
Eisenhower
United Nations
Twenty Years Ago Journal Excerpts and Local News
A 1835 journal reprint notes E A Walters urging emergency crops for hay shortages and a first aid class at the Municipal Building led by Bliss Williams and Duke. Burglars entered Mac's Inn with a smashed rear window. only a slot machine was taken. City Council eying a new dump truck for investigation. Maple sugar producers report active sap flow amid mild weather. International items mention Hammarskjold on potential airmen release, U N discussions, and Dulles on passports to families. Local fatality reports end with a traffic death near Eliport. Panama’s dry Pacific coast contrasted with steaming jungles on the Atlantic side.
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Mac's Inn
Jon the
Roosevelt Highway
Roaming Roundup Highlights Larson Base Gunsmith and Local Notes
Air Force S2nd Troop Carrier Group at Larson Air Force Base Washington features CWO Robert W. Showers nicknamed Mr Gunsmith for gun repair skills. He runs a shop at Moses Lake and has 25 years in service since 1930, becoming a warrant officer in 1943. Father located in Corry. Also noted are Henry N. Hicks of Pennsylvania Electric Company receiving long service recognition, a deer collision involving an officer’s car, a maple syrup producer projecting price rises, Erie Railroad expanding piggyback service with 50 new king size flat cars for highway trailer hauling
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Air Force
Robert W. Showers
S2nd
Larson Air Force Base
Washington
Larson
Moses Lake
Wash
Showers
Corry
Henry N. Hicks
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Ares
Erie Railroad
Corry notes mix of arts, scams, and local milestones
Items from Corry reflect varied local interests: a Wall Street Journal feature on a Corry firm and a Philadelphia show of wooden clocks. a YMCA fund drive surpassing $400 of $890. ham radio amateurs reaching thousands of miles. McClintock researching the Cole Brothers Circus fire. an Erie Park Opera House linkage. a theft case with no prosecution anticipated. Merle Haskell's 48th wedding anniversary. debates on fines for juvenile crime. Rotary Club and community pool talk. National Guard changes rumored. Ferdinand Johnson, Moon Mullins artist, contributes to a Fire Township fund. uranium prospecting not imminent. a real estate agreement under dispute. Moon Mullins writer attached to Spring Creek. a large escrow release discussed. school district error in state aid. Kenneth Swart serving in Japan with the 9th Marines.
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Gerry
Wall Street Journal
Philadelphia
Corry Ymca
Sharon Hansen
Europe
McClintock
Park Opera House
Erie
Feiber
Sheaax
D. D. Kelsey
Liquor Central Board
Merle Haskell
East Pleasant Street
National Guard
Spring Creek
Ferdinand Johnson
Johnson
Moon Mullins
Spring
Crawford County
U. S. Geological Survey
Fanny
Johnny McGuire
Kenneth F. Swart
Guy Swart
R. D. 2, Corry
Japan
9Th Marines
3Rd Marine Division
Camp Sakai
Osaka
Constitutional grafting and flags in early America questions
A fragmented quiz item asks about 1787 constitutional grafting, proportions of cotton imports from Brazil, presidential flag status, road mile controls, duty-free imports for returning abroad, largest endowed foundation, and shipboard bell signals. Debris from storms is said to aid meteorology by revealing air movements worldwide.
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Carnegie Corporation
Duke Endowment
Ford Foundation
Rockefeller Foundation
Baldness myth debunked by Rogers hair experts in Corry
J Wayne Green of Rogers Inc claims baldness is unnecessary and costly. A free demonstration and private interviews by trichologist Robert McDaniel will be held at Hotel Corry in Corry, Pennsylvania on Wednesday March 9, from 12 noon to 9 pm, with no appointment or cost. Green insists a healthy scalp can grow hair, but cautions complete baldness offers no regrowth. the firm guarantees satisfaction within 40 days for those enrolled in treatment.
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Wichita
J. Wayne Green
Rogers, Inc
Green
Rogers
Corry
Pennsylvania
Robert McDaniel
Mignikirid
Evance W
Steven Bright
United States
Canada
Azure
America
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Stanley FL Nichols
Frank L. Benth
Ellwood City
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Wanda
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Pyrex
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North Center St
Dungarees
Briggs and Stratton
Clinton and Cady & Collier
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Dodd
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Brazil
Superior Cleaning CO
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