Soviet Eyes Close Ties With China Amid Kuznetsov Appointment
Moscow names Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov as envoy to Peiping. Pravda runs Stalin obituary by Mao Tse-tung amid praise of enduring Soviet Chinese friendship. Mao omits Stalin funeral, sending Zhou En-lai instead.
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Associated
Prose
Moscow
Vasily Kuznetsov
Peiping
Georgi Malenkov
China
Kuznetsov
Soviet Communist Party
Russia
Pravda
Stalin
Mo ‘Tse-lime
Alexander Panyushkin
United States
Panyushkin
Washington
Polpine
Mao Teclare
Soviet ‘Union
Uhuti
Soviet Union
Maleniov
Sunetsov
Kremlin
Mabk Tzetung
Red China
Malenkov
Joseph Stalin
Speik
Mao
Lenin
Chou Er-lal
Fis Peiping
Eruel
Dying Woman Granted Divorce After Five Minute Hearing
A 54 year old woman, Eleanor Bonus, was granted an uncontested divorce in a five minute session before Superior Judge George A. Desk weller. The decree orders the family home to the wife and requires husband Fred Bonus to pay 880 monthly support for their only minor child, Barbara.
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Baden
George A. Deskweller
Eleanor Bonus
Westerday
Fred Bonus
Bonus
Barbara
Supreme Court Validates Federal Gambling Tax Law
The Supreme Court upheld the 1961 federal gambling statute requiring bettors to obtain a $50 stamp and register with the government. The ruling reverses an earlier Philadelphia district court decision that the tax was unconstitutional and infringed on states rights.
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Nisocmirh
Washington
Supreme Court
Cary
Une
Tates
Maine
U.S
George A. Welsh
Philadelphia
A W Fairchild Dies Suddenly
A W Fairchild dies of a heart attack while riding in a car on Sun Avenue at 8 30 this morning in Corry. He was 51, longtime Pennsy employee and former Corry Post Office worker, survived by his wife Leois Joynt and one daughter Mrs Paul Martin, two sons Sergeant Paul W in Texas Arthur H in Chicago and Donald G in Corry, aunts Rose Parker and Ella Phelps, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending arrival of his sons from Chicago and Texas.
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Strickeens
Second Avenue
Miinchild
Paul Martin
R. DB. 1. Com
Contar
Fennsylvenia Raultrowd
Wi Warveh
Fairchilder
Concord Ridge
Corry
Pennsy
Leois Joynt
Fairchild
Instant
Brotherhood of Railroad
R. D
Paul W
U. S, Air Force
Texas
Arthur H
Chicago
Donald G
Rose Parker
Ella Phelps
Bracken-Kealing
79 Convicts to Face Hearings Next Week
Associated Press reports hearings for 79 convicts accused of varied offenses following a January 18 incident at Western State Penitentiary. Judge Ralph J. Bell denied a request to transport detainees to Belleville for arraignments. state plans to move the cases to a jail court.
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Associated
Feene
Pittsburgh
Nffenses
Western State Penitentiary
Ralph J. Bell
Porthen
Frye Plans Retirement as Game Commission Head
Thomas D. Frye, executive director of the State Game Commission, said he will retire in October after years in state service. He disclosed the plan while at the November American Wildlife Conference in Washington, D C, noting the talk had begun months ago.
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Frese Harrisburg
Thomas D. Frye
The
State Game Commission
Game Commission
Frye
Washington, D. C
Theo
Lawmakers Open State Economy Hearings in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the legislature began economy hearings. Rep. Adam Bower criticized a proposed 100 million dollar state savings figure as unattainable. The Chesterman Committee, led by Francis Chesterman, said savings could reach 100 million by 1910 if its recommendations were enacted.
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Harrisburg
Thiings
Oday
Adam T. Bower
f-North Wonderland
Bower
Hye Chesterman
Chesterman Group
Francis J. Chesterman
Philadelphia
John S. Fine
John N. Owei
Chesterman Committee
House
Senate
Moushy
Siskin
Senate Constitutional Changes Committee
John H. Dent
Montender
GOP
C. Arthur Blass
R-Brie
Blass
Erie to adopt city manager system under new bills
Erie leaders push two House measures to classify cities with 120000 to 135000 population as second class B. Rep James A. Quisenberry and allies seek authority for Erie to hire a city manager under the plan. Waterhouse Blair join in sponsoring the bill to enable the change.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Erié
Jame A. Quisenberry
Rerie
Erie
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Sopanton
Stanley Blair
Siie
Quisenberry
Rep
Wilmer W. Waterhouse
R-Erle
Aind Blair
Bli
Council Asked to Decide Over New Water Line
Corry officials discussed funding for a proposed water line and hydrant serving the First Ward school area. Harold A. Gilbert of Corry Water Supply Co outlined two plans, one city funded with tax payments and another district funded, totaling around 82600 over 40 years plus potential South Street hydrant costs.
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Corry
Cpsb
Harold A. Gilbert
Corry Water Supply Co
Mur
Gilbert
Athler Leaviig
Coubs Shvolyert
South Street
Willy i Bein
I. Gilbert
Calmell
Gownell
GOP Committee Sets Ticket For Corry Mayoral Race
City Group aligns behind Earl Cherry for mayor and Harry Powers for city controller in the forthcoming Republican primary. Waterhouse says slate includes School Directors Hubert Vaughn Sturt Tong and Charles Munroe for renomination. council candidate to be announced soon. Price signals willingness to seek re election and petitions are filed.
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W. Y W. Waterhouse
Connil
Corry
Mr. Waterhouse
Earl T. Cherry
Harry + Powers
Ay Rity
G. A. Palm
Harrisburg
Waterhalise
Cherry
Hubert Vaughn
Sturt 1
Tong
Charles Munroe
Price
Sheen
Mr Waterhouse
Okel
Maine
Fish Stocking Program Rolls On Across Local Creeks
State Fish Hatchery workers advance pre season stocking with rainbow and brown trout. They released 1300 rainbow and 1300 brown trout into Brok스트raw Creek between Garland and Spring Creek, with more stockings planned on Three Points and Freoth Creek branches.
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Brokerstraw Creek
Garland
SpHng Creek
Four Injured In Auto Smashup At Intersection
Four people were injured yesterday afternoon when a car and a parked vehicle collided at the island intersection of Rowle and the Bmgerium road about five miles west of Union City. Hillman and Mrs. Hillman were hospitalized with injuries. Morris and Osburne faced charges as damage exceeded figures in the hundreds.
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Che “Island
Rowle
Hillis
Hivlins
Ralph E. Morris
Corry
Morris Sywune
Hillman
Keachel
iWlman
Osborne
Mead Avenue
Union City
Osburne
John Johnson
Columbus Avenue
General Telephone Company
Pennsylvania
Stet Memorial Hospital
Chirk L. Benn
William Foyle
Union Cir
Haven
Neense
Taft opposes reviving anti Soviet wartime language
Washington reports that Senator Taft questions reviving a resolution condemning Soviet actions and altering a World War II era pact. Senate leaders signal potential foreign policy developments may be needed before bringing the measure to a vote.
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Associated Press
Washington
Taft
Rohle
Ruian
Stirnie
Senate
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Foreign Relations Committee
Mit
Europe
Btule
Dulles
Franklin
Roosevelt
School Directors Approve Supplies Contract and Pending Projects
The Goery Board of Education awarded a $750 contract to Kurta Brothers of Clearfield for school supplies after a two-bid process. Supt. Lawrence Douglas authorized finalization if the bid meets order. The board also moved to acquire a 7 9 foot parcel for Wak Pleayant Shoppe replica, with residents agreeing to property transfers and possible ejectment actions. Treasurer Charles Monroe’s illness prompts steps to cover duties. Other actions include auditorium rental to churches for $15 daily, MCA activity scheduling, and committee referrals on several items.
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Goery Board of Education
Corry Areddoit Cormier
Vahoul -Oungm
Ley Alinilesée
Kurta Brothers Fem
Clearfield
Lawrence Douglas
Frank McKnight
Bilainews Manayer Anderson
Theodore Kietay
Wak Pleayant Siopel
Kielanne
Gollostar Wastabi
Frank Renzi
Harold Armitage
Hubert Vaughn
Mutenat
Wa U
Supt
Doligins
Jointare
In- Sianed Pall Waa
Aersed Ih
Cory Ministral Association
Xehonls
Elias
MCA
Police Seek Teen Couple Missing After Skipping Classes
State Police and local authorities were asked by the parents of two teenagers to locate John Halfast 17 and Wilma Spoon 15 who did not attend Carry High School yesterday. The couple is believed traveling in the Halfast car with license WKPS5 en route to a planned marriage.
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Carry High School
John Halfast
Wilma Spoon
William Halfast
West ‘Chirety Street
Edger Spoon
Columbus
Own Bomb Kills 2 On U S Carrier Oriskany
The Navy reported a disaster aboard the aircraft carrier Oriskany after a training exercise near the coast. Two men were killed and 15 wounded when a bomb exploded aboard the ship during activity. Survivors and officials described a chaotic scene as crew members responded to the blast and fires. The Navy identified several fallen sailors and a crew member from Watertown as among the dead and noted initial investigations into the incident.
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U.S
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Oriskany Ji Kreinwittes
Danish Ships Seized by Red Poland Amid Mig Plane Row
Danish fishing vessels totaling six were reportedly detained at Gdansk port by Poland in retaliation for Denmark withholding a Soviet built MIG jet. About 40 crew members were aboard the seized ships and their fate remained unclear as Poland's coast guard action drew international note. A Polish fighter pilot who flew the MIG to Bornholm, 60 miles from Poland, was detained by Danish authorities.
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Pross
Denmark
Poland
Gdansie
Dinine
Squaees
Thailand
Bornholm
Plote
Areus
Auto crash causes $350 in damage at icy intersection
Two car collision at Northwest and West Penn where Wright of Jamestown admitted fault. Shad Wey’s vehicle westbound, Wright eastbound. Meadeville driver’s car $150 damage, Jamestown driver $200. No serious injuries reported. GIRL KILLED IN CRASH Bedford, Pa. Two autos collided head on on Route 30 near Bedford, killing 17 year old Shirley Emer near Echellsburg and injuring Clyde Bailey 19 Manns Choice and Cletus Saltmiller 42 New Baltimore. Miss Turner was a passenger in Bailey’s car.
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Northwest
West
Fiena
Eloele Tusk
Wiuhste
Gibey Ballee
Chatty E Shades Jr
Mende
Martin Wright
Jamestown
Wright
Hitlitohid
Shadiey
Shad Wey
Meadville
Bedford
Shirley Emer
Echellsburg
Clyde Bailey
Manns Choice
Bedford Couunty
Cletus Saltmiller
New Baltimore
Sottercet County
Miss Turner
Bailey
Van Fleet and Others to Be Questioned in Closed Hearings
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson told senators that ammunition production has expanded and supplies will be enough to give the Eighth Army in Korea latitude for possible limited offensives. The closed hearing, part of a probe into ammunition shortages, included Van Fleet and top Pentagon and Army officials.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles JE. Wilson
Eighth Army
Korea
Wilson
Eivitian
rmiTiviney
Dames AJ van Fleet
Sonia
de Koron
Senate
von Fleet
The
Army
Stevens
J. Lawton Collins
Amy Hist
Pentagon
Saltuista
R-Mass
Saltonstall
Congress
Wilvans
Eisenhower
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Group
Derry
Bradley
H-Mass
Rotary Club Appeals For Clothes For Korea Campaign
Rotary club members launch a drive to collect clothing for Korea with a weeklong effort. Dr Elmer Ortmar leads organizers expected to gather donations from residents and local businesses during a community campaign and planned supper event.
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Rotary Club
Korea
Gorky Hotary
Oise
Devine
Beane
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