Marble slab fatal for Corry boy in home playroom
A four year old Corry boy was crushed to death by a falling marble mantlepiece in the rectory playroom at 6:40 p.m. Saturday. His sister, Claudia, six, was bruised but unharmed. Deputy Coroner Robert Bracken ruled the death accidental and the weight of the mantle was estimated over 400 pounds. The slab’s remodeling had not secured it, and the incident is being investigated as a fatal accident at Emmanuel Episcopal Church services.
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Clinton Sena
Plainiauer
William Edward Seitz
Dr Seite
William Cattenden
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
William Soil Jhaw
Claudia
Ken
Corry Memorial Hospital
Toy
Robert Bracken
Seitz
Maple Avenue
Bracken
West Sees Little Chance To Block Nasser In Canal
Western officials see little chance to block Egyptian President Nasser from shaping Suez Canal operations. The future of the canal and transport options likely to be discussed by Eisenhower and Macmillan in Bermuda. Egypt insists on ownership and tolls payable to Cairo, rejecting Western plans to share control through an international agency. Enduring tensions center on compensation and UN involvement as talks loom.
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West
Nasser
Canal
Yashingtow
O—Western
Grive
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Bermuda
Youths In Police Reports In City Over Weekend Disturbances
Police records show several juvenile incidents during the weekend. A boy was assaulted by two youths at a theatre, prompting fears of further beatings. officers advised avoiding trouble. A separate call stemmed from a disturbance on Wayne Street involving youths in a vehicle, leading to a restraint and injury. A third report concerned a distraught mother and a missing person, with authorities checking homes and tracing possible leads as they pursued the case.
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Guyerue
Anne Ye
Corry
Tong
Tong Faud That Had Been Olly On Betwest
Uye
Wayne Street
Bradford Moose Lodge Destroyed In 250000 Fire
The Bradford Moose Lodge was destroyed by a fire that started about 4 20 a m. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, with smoke and flames belting the three story brick building. Damage was estimated at about 250000 and no injuries were reported. The cause was not determined.
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Palm
Bradford
Riley
SEATO Opens Third Session In Australia
SEATO Council of Ministers met in Canberra to intensify an eight nation effort against Communist subversion in Southeast Asia. Representatives from the United States Australia Britain France New Zealand the Philippines Thailand and Pakistan gathered in the Parliament Building for a three day session. The council urged maintaining military strength and internal security, promoting economic independence from the Communist bloc, and launching a multilateral cultural program to foster mutual understanding. Secretary Dulles said international Communist power in Asia is a passing phase, not permanent.
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Caneers
Seato Council of Ministers
Southeast Asia
United States
Australia
Heattin
France
New Zealand
Philippines
Thailand
Pakistan
Represtitatives Chamber of Australia
Alliance
Gounell
State Dulles
Council
Asia
Beck Back Says He'll Go Along With Probers
The Beck back story reports Senate investigators prepared to subpoena Teamsters Union President Dave Beck and seize his financial records unless he cooperates. Beck, arriving from Europe, declined most questions and said he would likely go to Washington soon. The probe centers on racketeering influences in the Teamsters and potential links to underworld figures and public office holders in the West Coast.
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Washington
Senate
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Beck
Fromt
Europe
New York
Choigan
Seattle
Teamster
Efforis
Portland
Ore
The
Probe of Pittsburgh Police After Shooting
Allegheny County GOP leader Edward Ly Flaherty called for a public investigation into the police department after recent incidents involving Acting Lt. Allen Carnahan and Detective Joseph Becker. He alleged the Becker and Carnahan cases are not isolated and urged a full inquiry. League of Women Voters leaders also demanded an investigation while Mayor Lawrence could not comment.
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Elbisburgnun
Pittsburgh
Edward Ly Flaherty
Allegheny County Republican Organization
Allen Carnahan
Joseph Becker
Carnahan
Becker
David J.mcdonald
United Steelworkers
McDonald
Flaherty
Huherty
Allegheny County League of Women Voters
Aso
R. Templeton Smith
Constance Field
David L. Lawrence
Democrat
Europe
Leader to Testify Before Senate on Surplus Issue
Lente plans to go before a U S Senate subcommittee on Wednesday to testify on proposed federal legislation addressing a nationwide surplus problem. The governor said he would also testify on a redevelopment plan, arguing the surplus issue is national, not local.
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Pereeeeneeeneweens
U. S. Senate
Jabal
Bridges Agrees Knowland Sees $1 Billion Aid Cut
Washington Republican Leader Knowland says Congress will cut about a billion dollars from President Eisenhower's foreign aid request. Bridges backs the forecast of substantial cuts to the program while Poland talks and possible aid extensions loom as a potential wedge. Senate aides warn of rough sledding ahead as negotiations focus on Poland and broader foreign aid strategy.
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Bridges
Knowland
Ike
Washington
Nf Gallfornin
Congress
Oss
Elgerhower
Nhs
Senate Republican
Blenhower
United States
Koowland
Poland
Foowland
Foland
Romania
Bulworis
Czeghonivakin
Hunory
Sen. Mansfield
Montana
Tnt Moscow
Cotnes
Manafigid
Aon
HeKentoop
Briff-Iowg
Ube
Manafich Alloc Ik
Pacific Still Trembling As Quakes Rock Aleutians
The Pacific region trembled after Saturday’s powerful earthquake striking the Aleutians. Seismographs at Berkeley logged continued shocks about 21 hours later. Reports from Honolulu and Japanese coast guard noted volcanic activity and high waves in Hawaii and Hawaii’s Kauai isolation from damaged bridges. Casualties included two reporters in a plane crash. several villages faced destruction and relocation with damage estimates around two million dollars.
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Associated Press
Jostrah
Aleutian Island
Hwatt
Japan
University of California
Berkeley
John Denoyes
Aleutians
Coast and Geodetic Survey Office
Honolulu
Mi Vsevidos
Aleutian
Unmark
Hawai
Samuel Wilder King
Kauai
Paul, Beam
Sarah Park
Star - Bullein
Hawaii
Hokieaiso
San Diego Bay
Nasser Still On Fence Over Israeli Ships
Nasser hesitates on allowing Israeli ships through the Suez Canal and Gulf of Aqaba amid conflicting reports. Egypt says ships will not pass while at war with Israel. a World Court ruling could influence access. American tankers reportedly prepared to sail Gulf waters, signaling potential clashes over the strait.
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Canican Nasty
Israel
Suez Canal
Gulf of Aqaba
Nasser
Tsrael
Cison
Tremel
Gazelle
Goldit Moir
Egypt
International Wibinal
Tirin Strait
Cuip
Aqaba
Tajueli
Eliot
Gatro
Jerusalem
Gulf
Bilal
Drivers Change Story At Hearing
Two Corry youths revised their account about who drove a mule team on East Columbus Avenue after a hearing before Alderman M. Cobjiert. Dennis Venentur, 17, and another rider admitted switching places just before police stopped them. Prosecutors said no restitution or weapons were involved. fines were issued to those linked to the incident.
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Corry
Columbus Avenue
David Et al
Cobjiert
Dennis Venentur
Cory
Polley
Wettenburd
James Woodworth
HDJ
Collinbus
Worker Injured at Pittabunk Steel Foundry Plant
A foundry worker at Pittabunk Steel Foundry Corp in Glassport was injured. Holy Martin Evoy, 24, suffered internal injuries after a mold operation failure caused him to slip and strike a wall inside the facility. The incident is under investigation by Whiten County authorities.
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Mskeesport
Fuyeile County
Kgajiar
Martin Evoy
Pittabunk Steel Foundry Corp
Glassport
First American Jet Airliner Aims for Flight Record
The Horse 707, America s first jet airliner, launched from Long Island for a press flight to Baltimore with about 20 company employees aboard. Tex Johnston and Mista Uhr piloted the craft, aiming to set a long distance record. The flight path covered 2,290 miles toward Baltimore.
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America
Lonzorrow
Tex Johnston
LaEnes Boning
Ballimorn
Sumatra Joins Indonesian Political Crisis Amid Rebellion
Indonesian political crisis widens as Sumatra joins rebellion against central government. Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo’s coalition faces defections and pressure as rebels demand an end to the government while Sukarno weighs controversial policy moves. Continued on Page Five.
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Stehaila
MGV
Indonesia
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Jakarta
Sumatra
Jeoupo
Militons
Sukarno
J ‘Biigy
Sukere
Ali Bantronaidyojo
Britain Refuses West Europe Withdrawal Claim
Britain will not withdraw from the European mainland says Prime Minister Macmillan after talks with French Premier Mollet in which both leaders affirmed a common stance on the Suez crisis and allied security. Macmillan stressed Britain intends to keep forces in Germany and modernize weapons while reducing regional garrisons.
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Hanio We
Britain
Guy Mollet Macmillan Bald Sn
Germany
Europe
Cermany
West
Hils
London
Macamillany
Mollet
Washington
Mackllsn
Benhower
Svea Canal
France
Suez
Ike May Leave For Florida Soon
Washington sources report President Eisenhower plans a trip to Florida this week. White House press secretary Tarnien Hagerty said the president hopes to reach Marl Voor after talks with advisers. The medical situation appeared “improved” but officials cautioned about the timing and risks of the journey.
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Ike
Florida
Washington
Kell
Tannien C. Hagerty
Rowemery
Eisens
GOP leaders push to drop emergency penny from gas tax
In Harrisburg Republicans push to end the 1-cent emergency gas tax as part of a broader tax package. Senate leaders target next week to move a group of tax bills including a permanent 3 percent sales tax while House plans to reduce the gas levy from 6 to 5 cents.
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Harrisburg
Republicann
Senate
House
Rowland B. Mahany
Pennsylvania
Gov
Pennsylvani
Hardy
Alber W. Johnson
Johnson
Mahany
Ilser
Edward J. Kessler
Rrancaster
Senate Finance Committee
Seite
Mahony
Paulet Tesies
Berner
GOP
Chaimman
Berger
George. Bloom
Norman Wood
Lancaster
Hour
State Agencies Seek More Data on Stroudsburg Sharon Route
Washington reports the U S Bureau of Public Roads has asked Pennsylvania for additional cost data on the Stroudsburg Sharon route and U S 62 as part of evaluating interstate status. Deputy Commissioner George Williams noted modifications suggested by the bureau and said final approval rests with the Washington office after state recommendations. The data request may delay a decision while the PennDOT work continues and a follow up report is prepared.
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Washington
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Pennsylvatine Highways Department
Stroudaburg-Sharon
State Highways Department
Stroudsboro-Sharon
U. S. 62
George Willams
Williams
U.S
Wins
Finn
Roads Bureau
Wiliams
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Jantar
UN Ready To Clear Canal
UN readiness to clear the Suez Canal is reported as Egyptian approval pending. Aged obstructions remain with the last two to be removed. Lt Gen Raymond A Wheeler leads operations with phased clearance scrapped in favor of total near term completion.
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Sanget
UN Amiyage Teame
Suez Canal
al Miosi-Amonthy
Raymond A. Wheeler
Ais
Japs Ask Russia to Stop Bomb Tests
Fragmentary report notes Japan urging Soviet authorities to halt nuclear tests amid ongoing tensions. The Foreign Office reports limited details as Soviet leadership addresses public concerns and international reaction.
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Russia
Thieves Loot Junk Car Lot On Rage Main Street
State Police report thieves broke into Corry Junk and Auto on Rage Main Street and stole a fatter wires and copper. Holter a writer-operator told investigators the building had not been previously entered and this was the first time other junked car parts were taken.
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Corry
Rage Main Street
Sim ‘Holter
Hallamivp
UN Troops Face Gaza Riots and Tear Gas Protests
Cairo protests to the UN secretary general over plans to halt gunfire as UN forces disperse Gaza riots. Arab claim 7,000 civil workers may refuse to work until a UN emergency force civil administration is established in the strip.
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Cairo
Epyal
Dag Buminar- Akjold
Gaza
Kir
Gaza Strip
Israel
Arabia
Reyphat
Strip
Violence in Gaza grows amid protests demanding Egyptian administration
Violent demonstrations continue in Gaza City demanding the return of the Egyptian administration. A military governor, Danish Colonel Cattne holm, heads a five person civil supervision committee. About 200,000 residents including 21,000 Palestinian refugees face spring sentiment as protesters wave banners, shouting for Egyptian rule. Troops and vehicles cleared streets as clashes erupted near the town center, with stones thrown and arrests reported.
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Cattneholm
Tfe
Gaza City
Tneholm
Sounell
Strip
Daritrotty Ihealii
Rmin
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