Brazil backs U S at parley over anti communism draft
At the Inter American conference Brazil aligned with the United States in support of the U S draft resolution on communism as it stands. Mexico pressed amendments arguing non intervention, while Brazil said consultation would not imply sanctions and warned against expanding to economic or social declarations.
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Associated Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Brazil
United States
U.S
Vicente Rao
Western Hemisphere
Rao
Huo
Mexico
Rio Grande
U. S
State Policeman Killed In Crash Near Harrisburg
A fatal collision occurred early today between a car and a tractor trailer on U S 22 about 20 miles east of Harrisburg. The victims include Pfc. John Edward Golden 43 of Williamstown a private car passenger and Thomas Rountree 41 of Golden off duty with the Indiana state police guard.
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Harrisburg
Siki
U. S.22
Harretir
Pfc
John Edward Golden
Williamstown
Thoma Rountree
Golden
Indiantown
Siste
Ex-Corryite Hurt in Blast at Pottstown
Ronald Noble aged 96, former Corry High School graduate, was badly burned and suffered multiple fractures when a peroxide tank exploded at Firestone Tire and Rubber Co in Pottstown where he worked as a chemical engineer. He was listed in satisfactory condition after hospital treatment.
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Ronald Noble
L. L. Noble
West Smith Street
Pottstown Memorial Hospital
Firestone
Tire and Ruub
Corry High School
Mrs. Noble
Pottstown
Trout stocking underway at Corry Fish Hatchery
Weather aids pre season stocking as Corry Fish Hatchery crews place thousands of trout in area streams over three days. On Monday 3,500 fish released into Little Conneautee Rock Hollow Run Ben George Creek and McGuire Run. Tuesday schedule includes Conneautee Creek Taylor Run Trout Run Northwest Branch Spring Creek and East Branch Spring Creek with hundreds more. Tomorrow’s plan lists Spencer Brook Coffey Creek Beaverdam Run Darrow Brook Hatch Hollow and Tidioute Creek with substantial brooks and rainbow releases.
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Corry Fish Hatchery
Little Conneautee
Rock Hollow Run
Ben George Creek
McGuire Run
Contractor Suffers Partial Amputation of Fingers
Joseph Hassett a 45 year old cement contractor was injured at his Fulton street plant while preparing a wooden form for precast concrete steps. A jointer caught his left hand cutting off three finger joints and injuring the index finger. He received surgical treatment at Corry Memorial Hospital and was released.
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Joseph Hassett
Hassett
Fulton Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Drowns When Car Leaves Road Near Clymer
Erie Dispatch driver Boyd Locke 37 of North East dies when his car plunges into a stream half a mile south of Edward’s Chapel Ghurehul. Coroner rules death by drowning. wife Virginia Eastmays and children survive. Service planned at Marks Funeral Home North East with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Boyd Locke
Lowville
Edward's Chapel
Ghurehul
Locke
Erie Dispatch
Chautauqua County
Herbert Bunnewold
Claude King
Clymer Fine de
Partment
Anc
Virginia Eastmays
Richard
Patrick
Carol Jown
Niot
Louis
North East
Donald D
Darel G
Erie
Ruby Miltiie
Predonin
N.Y
Betty Lun Rudelski
North
Youth Nabbed At Sparta Held For Bad Checks
State Police lured Clifford Stephens 18 of Star Route Titusville after questioning. He admitted a spree of bad checks in Crawford and Venango counties and was arrested in Spartansburg while driving a car taken without permission. He pleaded guilty to stealing a cutlery set worth 17 dollars and was discharged after his father paid 15 dollars in court costs. He faced further charges for worthless checks pending arraignment.
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Corry
Clifford Stephens
Star Route
Titusville
Crawford
Venango
Stephens
Spartansburg
William Wert
Palmyra
Stephene
New Mexico
Wert
University of Arizona
Pennsylvania
George A. Stephens
Albuquerque
Lateh
Only 2 Slot Machines Seized In County Since Ban Invoked
State Police Commissioner Col. M Wilhelm reports that in the 14 months since Gov Fine ordered gambling devices out of clubs and amusement spots only two slot machines have been seized and destroyed in the county. The drive has led some owners to surrender machines voluntarily and some cases have involved no raid at all. Continued on Page B6.
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M. Wilhelm
John Fine
Clibs
Bter
Col
Wilhelm
Wimnen Nosrds
Jonn
Pennsylvania
Newamah
Paratrooper deaths amid Bragg airborne incident
At Fort Bragg North Carolina a mass fall of eight thousand paratroopers injured thirty hospitalized sixty with minor injuries. The Army reported two men killed Pvt Junior L Cooper of Whiteville Tennessee and Pvt Joseph J Hamel of Claremont New Hampshire. One man listed in critical condition Homeo Paradise of Nashua New Hampshire.
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Panmeramesia Apect
Bragg
N. C
Airborne Divison
Pic
Josph JJ. Hamel
Claremont
N. 1
Pvt
Junior Lb
Cooper
Whiteville
Tenn
Army
Erutl
Homeo Paradise
Nashua
N. Ht
Erie Eyes Ballot Fluoridation Vote For City Water
Erie voters may decide on fluoridation as City Council approved placing the issue on the ballot. Mayor Flatley announced a draft ordinance funding fluoridation and equipment, with court injunction threats looming if blocked. Separately, McKeesport plans a 10 million dollar industrial district on a 30 acre riverfront site.
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Inny
Sersings
Thomas Flatley
Counett
I Courk
Ptgam
Flatley
Pennsylvania
American Dental Association
Ruskell Teague
Mckeesport
Beaver Skins Lose Attractio n To Fur Buyers
Beaver skins are losing appeal to fur buyers as prices plunge. Trappers report dwindling beaver pelts and low returns, with one 72 inch jumbo beaver selling for 2095 dollars while typical beaver pelts fetch far less.
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Luese
Unis Levi
Romine
Bbayern
Unis
Kinet Simpson
Simpson
Impgen
Beyer of Thepela
Link Alaska 10 Statehood Bill Narrowly Advances
Senate votes 46 to 43 to link Alaska and Hawaii statehood measures with a companion plan. Republicans split with many Democrats over the combined bill while Senator Knowland of California foresees possible action on other matters next week. Belgium clears EDC ratification as the treaty advances toward law.
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Associated
Washington
Gether
Hawaii
Alaska
Republica
California
Seri
John M. Butler
Tanger
Malone
Ger. Atcderson
Lataire Holland Fla
Belgium
McCarthy blasts Stevenson Murrow in Washington clash
Senator McCarthy accuses Edward R Murrow of links to a Moscow summer school and brands Adlai Stevenson as mired in wartime rhetoric. He cites a 1936 Moscow University advisory role and defends his Senate probe while promising a fuller reply next week. Mossed in the broader exchange are remarks on communism and internal threats.
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Associated Pro Washington
Carthy Or-Wist
Ediward HR
Morrow
Adlai Stevenson
Minow
McCarthy
Murraw
CBS
Thesday
Jon Writtenroen
Stevenson
Democratc
Democrata
Main Beach
Fulton Lewiner
Mutual Radio Network
Murrow
McGarthy
Umn
Ue Pittsburgh Bun‘Volograph
Edward ¥. Murrow
Aasistant
International Education
Moscow University
New York
Rothschild
Levine
Powell
Senate
Mubcommittee
Floally
Lincoln
Flanders
Flan
Deen
Revel
Dent Eisenhower
Linton
Milwarken County
Removal Of Cohn Urged By Potter In Senate Probe
Washington Senator Potter urged immediate removal of Chief Counsel Roy Cohn after an Army report alleged he sought special treatment for G David Behine. Potter said all facts should be examined and McCarthy indicated pressure was applied to secure favors for Schine, a former committee consultant. The report notes threats in calls to Army officials and identifies Schine as a 26 year old connected to a New York theatre operator.
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Cohn
Potter
Washington
Poitser HeMich
Todey
Army
Kust
Mccarthy
Schine
Colm
New York
Associated Press
R-Wis
Roy Cohn
David Schine
Senate
Olin
Robert T. Stevens
Behine
Sehine
Camp Gordon
Bath Cohn
Lehine
First Army
McGarthy
Chine
Senator War
West Point
Ralph W. Wicker
Stevens
Zwicker
Eisenhower
Lney
Defense Witton
Fred A. Seaton
John G. Adams
Anniny
Sen Williams opposes tax cuts with debt increase
Senator Williams of Delaware argues any major tax cut should be paid for by borrowing and warns against broad tax relief until the budget is balanced. He cites Eisenhower era deficits of 2.2 and 2.9 billion dollars and opposes a 912 million excise cut bill advancing in the House.
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Washington
Williams
Congress
Einenhower
Willams
Senate
Testimony Ends In Wable Trial In Gruensburg Pa
Testimony concluded early in the John Wesley Wable trial charged with killing truckers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. State and defense opened final summaries as Wable’s family testified about conversations with a reporter.
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Wable
Gruensburg
John Wesley Wable
Kelling
Pennsylvania
Mint William Wable
Ruby
Uniontown Merald
Robert Kanepsky
Lester B. Woodward
Duncannon
Batler
U. S
Secret Service
Jim Parks
Wale Sass
Senator McCarthy Faces Army Report Over Schine Pressure
An Army report accuses Senator McCarthy and Roy Cohn of pressuring for favorable treatment of David Schine, now a private, including a direct commission and West Point textbook reviews. The diary-like document covers mid July 1953 to February 18, 1954, amid a clash with Army leadership and Zwicker hearings. It notes threats and attempts to influence assignments, with Schine's case central to the rift.
Connellsville Fire Destroys Sports Wear Co Plant
Fire in Connellsville Pa destroyed the Sports Wear Co plant and stock less than a year after opening. The one story concrete building housed about 100 workers mostly women. Firemen reported the loss would exceed $100,000 and the origin was not immediately determined.
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Sy Assycieu
Connellsville
Sports Wear Co
Chamber of Commerce
Boont
Gee
Cruclals
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Sparta
Knowland
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Solan
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Indochina
Son Tay
SEN
Delaware
Republican
Butler
Anys
Miles Horst
Army Private
Solon
Prabers
Connellville
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