U S Japan Sign Mutual Defense Pact in global shift
The United States and Japan sign a mutual defense pact enabling Japan to receive guns and grain while US troops plan withdrawal. The accord would raise Japan defense forces from 120000 to 180000, with US ships and planes to be supplied. The pact includes 500000 tons surplus wheat and 100000 tons barley to Japan, funds to boost its economy, and a 700 man advisory group without forcing conscription.
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Japan
United States
U. S
John Allison
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Shigei Yoshida
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Dulles
Community backs 4-H observance with district meeting
Invitations sent to 24 4-H clubs in the Corry district to attend a joint meeting next Friday at Corry Junior High School mark National 4-H Week. E F Bettes of the Corry Chamber of Commerce says the event is sponsored with local clubs from Wattsburg Elgin Concord Clymer Union City Sugar Grove Tidioute Garland Spring Creek Columbus Pittafield. Mayor Earl T Cherry will welcome attendees as officers and outstanding members are introduced along with entertainment prizes and refreshments. L M Douglas will serve as master of ceremonies.
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E. F. Bettes
Pittafield
Earl T. Cherry
L. M. Douglas
Corry Public Schools
Turks Release U S Freighter After Collision Inquiry
The American freighter Volunteer State, held three days by Turkish authorities over a reported sea collision, was allowed to continue to Genoa. The Turkish ship Yayla sank after being struck by a large vessel last Tuesday, four Turkish sailors perished, and mate William Gilmore Clary of Baltimore stayed in Istanbul to assist the inquiry. The U S consulate said he is not under arrest and will rejoin his ship in about two weeks.
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Associated Press
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Turkey
Volunteer State
Genoa
William Gilmore Clary
Baltimore
Amule
U.S
French Declare State of Emergency in Haiphong Area
French military authorities imposed a state of emergency at Haiphong, with bans around Catbi and Doson airstrips after a Vietminh raid on a nearby field where U S air technicians service planes. Paris reports say more Vietminh operations planned near American personnel sites as patrols tighten nationwide.
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St. Doson
Tourane
Sheield
Roosevelt Endorsed to Run for Congress in 26th District
James Roosevelt, estranged from his wife, wins Democratic endorsement by acclamation for Congress in the 26th District. He declares he entered the race to erase charges and defend the party against personal attacks. He is the eldest son of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt and an insurance executive.
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Slates Near Completion For Pennsylvania Primary Race
Harrisburg reports show both major parties racing to finalize slates for the May 18 primary. Key issues include Coron er McClelland challenging Gen George Leader for governor on the Democratic side and decisions on sitting judges for the State Superior Court. Petitions due next month, with final slate assembly by March 22.
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Allegheny County
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Crats
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Alty
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Mra
Gaynelle Dixoth. Butler
Internal Affairs
Woodside
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Superior Court
Roundup Continues in Puerto Rico Suppresses Subversives
Police raids net 40 Nationalist leaders and six Communists in Puerto Rico as the government declares subversive charges against both groups. Nationalists attacked in Washington, with arrests including Pedro Albi Campos and aides. Bail set at 52500 each. authorities say the Communist party has under 100 members, while the Nationalist faction numbers in the hundreds.
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Jim Santos Rivera
Moscow
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Pablo Gareia Rodriguen
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Burgos de Saez
Saez Ceres
Jane Speed Andrei
Berkeley Calif
Andreu
Mariano Miraba
Cristina Peyer
Felix Ojeda
Josef Trias
Pierla Rscup Communist Party
Snow blamed for car crash on Corry Heavers dam road
Drifting snow and icy road conditions caused a two car collision on the Corry Heavers dam road early yesterday. Drivers Irvin Roth, 45, of 235 West Columbus Avenue and Donald Damon of Columbus, traveled east and west when their vehicles collided near the Route 6 crossover to the Corry Fish Hatchery. Both were unable to avoid the center of the road. the left side of Damon's car was struck by Roth's. Total damage estimated at 750. None of the occupants were injured.
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Physician dies in Pittsburgh funeral set for Tarentum doctor
Funeral services will be held here Wednesday for Dr. Harry Rasel a Tarentum physician and former president of the Tarentum Rotary Club who died in Pittsburgh yesterday after a long illness.
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Tarentien
Rasel
Pittsburgh
Tarentim
Two Injured In Week End Auto Accidents
Two people were slightly injured in weekend auto accidents investigated by city patrols. The front end damage totaled about 135 to 200 dollars as cars collided at Center and South streets and near Washington and Center streets. Officers stated neither driver could stop in time due to icy conditions.
Beaver pelts to be tagged by local game officials
Diktrick Game Protector Rimer will be at She Cary Mod tmd Gin Club on Thursday for beaver pelts tagging under a program requiring pelts to be registered within ten days after capture. Rappers and locals may submit pelts, with ten cents per pelts paid. weather disruptions have delayed tagging and buyers expected tonight.
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Heer
Dulles Opens Debate on Reds at Inter-American Conference
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles opened the 10th Inter American Conference debate on communism in Caracas. He warned against labeling governments or individuals as plotters while omitting Guatemala in his prepared remarks. The exchange centered on international communism in the hemisphere and Guatemala's recent criticisms. Separately in New York, a wildcat waterfront strike continued as ILSA members gathered on several piers despite union leadership predictions the stoppage would end.
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Venezuela
John Foeter Dulles
Guistesna
Oben Ulive International Communist Movement
Plattere
Guatemala
Dulles
Guillermo Tarieilo
Askert
U. S
Guatemais
Tortello
United States
New York
Te Independent International Longshoremen’s Association
Navy fighter crashes near Allegheny Country Club
Spectators at the Allegheny Country Club watched a Navy fighter crash after fuel ran out during an emergency landing from Philadelphia. Pilot Jot Pini, 31, of Batavia, was hospitalized with a broken leg and pelvis but reported in good condition. The craft struck the ground hard, nearly hitting the club building and damaging the golf course.
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Crele
Allegheny Gownley Club
Pini
Batavia
Philadelphia
Gax
Fights Over Taxes and Statehood for Hawaii
Washington briefing notes party leaders aim to pair taxes with statehood for Hawaii in a Senate debate while House plans early action. The issue would hinge on a broader tax bill and a push to add Alaska to the Hawaii statehood measure, a move Republicans fear could jeopardize Mawall and Alaska ambitions.
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Washington
WiKen
Slabe
Mawald
Beune Dermoersta
Senate
R Bachofner Dies Suddenly At 39 In Local News
Richard J. Bachofner of 110 Went Park Place, a longtime civic and sports affairs figure and personnel director at Raymond Mie Co, died suddenly of a heart attack at 8:30 p.m. Saturday. He was 39. Emergency aid was given for 16 minutes before Dr. Muh A. O'Mave pronounced him dead. Rev. John DeSant administered last rites.
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Park Place
Sabirday
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Slinford Hose Company
Reauschu
Lowen
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Obituary: Krnedk Buchomer Pioneer of Corry Life
The deceased Krnedk Buchomer of Corry lived there most of life after early schooling and college. He captained Corry High basketball and football teams, later attended Ohio State University and Penn State, and built a long career at Firestone Tire and Rubber Co then at Bethlehem Division, eventually becoming personnel director at Raymond Mfg Co plant.
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Wis
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Pennsylvan Star University
Firextane Tire and Rubber Co
West Virginia
Washington
Pabil
Bithide
Gince
Supreme Court Frees Gambler in High Court Ruling
Washington The Supreme Court ruled testimony given before the Beaste Grime Investigating Committees may not be used in criminal prosecutions. Justice Black delivered the decision overturning the 1952 conviction of William Adsing of Baltimore, a numbers operator, who argued his testimony to the Herate Committee was improperly admitted.
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Safe Courts
Black
William Adsing
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Gwin
Bachomner Memorial Fund Launch Aimed At Field Purchase
The Beaver Ump Syard of Governors held a morning meeting to launch a memorial fund for Richard Bachomner. Contributions by flowers and gifts will form the nucleus for purchasing rights to the Corry Area High School football field site. Donations may be mailed or given to Charles H. Brucker at Citizens National Bank, who will be custodian. donors receive a card of acknowledgment.
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Funk Pleasant Nurmets
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Charles H. Brucker
Cktiaens National Bank
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Total Aio
Hacho
Seven Die in Jamestown Area Traffic Crashes
Seven men are reported dead in Jamestown area crashes over the weekend. Herman Banbury, 29, and Russell Zavarelli, 27, were killed in separate Dunkirk and Jamestown road incidents as vehicles left roadways. Banbury suffered a fatal skull fracture after his car veered off a road segment north of Jamestown. Zavarelli died after being struck on Lake Shore Drive by a car driven by John Pagano, 22. Coroner statements label the deaths accidental. deputies and officers reported early responses and hospital arrivals.
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Erie
Juan
Hie
Herman Banbury
Rinwell
Joneps Zavurelia
Mut
Kirk
Banbury
Jamestown
Frederick Mut
Tyon
Dendy
Bherifi Willis Mattoon
Pee Hee
Sanbury
I Hee
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Probe Revenue Bureau Office at Pittsburgh
A federal grand jury is probing the Internal Revenue Bureau office in Pittsburgh. The investigation, led by Assistant U.S. Attorney Malcom Anderson, involves former deputy tax collector Stanley J. Barczak, who is serving 10 years for preparing a fraudulent return and an income tax shakedown of a tavern owner.
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Pittsburgh
Tnternal Revenue Bureau
Malcom Anderson
Stanley J. Barczak
Barczak
Matt
Seeps Free TV Radio Time 10 Blasts at Dems
A critical piece accuses a figure of failing to press brakes on Senator creating the impression he is in the 1956 Democratic presidential nomination field. The article notes media pressure and campaign timing, highlighting calls for free TV and radio exposure to sway voters.
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Dems
Dem
Two Solons See Economic Issues Heading Campaign
Miami Beach Florida Senator McCarthy seeks equal free time on national radio and television to answer Adlai Stevenson charges. Democratic chairman Stephen Mitchell notes Stevenson’s Saturday speech was carried free on CBS and NBC. McCarthy says he will request access to NBC CBS facilities but has faced few replies. Senators Magnuson and Murray weigh timing and impact as Stevenson portrays McCarthy’s probes as malignant and totalitarian.
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R-Wis
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Eisenhower
Magnuson
D-Wash
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Hoult
Mainman Smith
Irving Mtth
Kisswatowee
Mrewchy
Police rescue woman from death by self harm attempt
City police were summoned Saturday after a woman planned to throw herself in front of a train. Officers found her, a resident of the First Ward, and took her into custody with her son, noting she was in a highly nervous state and suffering from poor health.
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