Italy backs West German rearmament in Paris accords
Rome reports Italy’s Senate approved the Paris accords amid Communist opposition, 139 to 89, making Italy the eighth of 15 nations to complete parliamentary action. Riot police cleared demonstrations near the Senate. 500+ detainees, including deputy Carlo Cappont, were held briefly.
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Paris
Associated Preas
Rome
Italy
Luigi Einaudi
Communit
Carlo Cappont
Cappont
Milan
Own
Mario Scelles
Ties
Bonn Republic
Group tours Corry sewage plant as city plans project
A Titusville municipal group and attorney Herman Varnum toured Corry's near completed sewage disposal facility. The visit aims to increase knowledge ahead of Titusville's planned construction. The plant handles 1,125,000 gallons daily with a trickler filter system and digestion.
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TituayiMe
Municipal Authority
Herman Varnum
Yasterday
Corry
Titusville
Gorry
Tate
Two Plead Innocent to Kidnapping Charges
In Cleveland, Carils Stondern 40 of Newark and Sherman Callaway 49 of Baltimore pleaded not guilty to kidnapping a 70 year old man, Jesse Blahop, from Harrisburg. They allegedly abducted him near a Pennsylvania station and crossed the state line into Ohio, holding him at gunpoint. Attorneys were appointed as the defendants claimed they lacked funds.
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Cleveland
Carils Stondern
Newark
Sherman Callaway
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Jaukeian
Ohio
Plans Complete for Modern A and P Store in Corry
Ground is to be broken soon for the Atlantic and Pacific grocery outlet on West Washington Street. An A and P representative confirmed a Buffalo contracting firm is laying groundwork to start construction as soon as weather permits. The store will be a large one story building on the former George Beaton property, just west of Mott Street, with an opening planned around August 1.
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George Beaton
West
Washington
Atomic blast in 1955 test series near Las Vagas Nevada
A fifth 1955 atomic blast occurred at Yueca Flat Nevada before dawn seen 75 miles away in Las Vegas and 250 miles distant in Los Angeles. The test involved smoke screen trials to reduce radiation but observers felt no shock wave. A separate Hollywood death reports actor Olaf Hytton, 67, after a heart attack en route to hospital following a scene with Butte Davis.
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Associated Prose
Las Vigas
Nev
Nevada Desert
Yueca Flat
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Atomic Energy Commission
Army Chemical Corps
Army
Tanger
Salt Lake City
L. Ranney
CAA
Nevada
Angel’ Peak
Dier
Hollywood
Butte Davis
Olaf Hytton
Studio Hospital
Hytton
Sir Walter Raleigh
Absentees Could Decide Vote On Tax Cut
Senate and House Economic Committee members discuss the 1956 campaign focus on economic issues. Republican Kilgore and Democrat Goldwater comment on the economic report, noting recession last year and limited gains in employment and production. The bipartisan report calls for direct Treasury funding for public works rather than bonding, contrasting with the administration highway plan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Goldwater A-Ariz
Sen
Kilgore
Senate
House Economic Committee
Eisenhower
Douglas
D-ml
Eisen
Treasury
Tinaree
Attempt Fails On Nehru's Life
Nehru warded off a knife attack as his car was besieged near Nagpur in central India. Police arrested a 32 year old rickshaw puller and another person in connection with the incident. The premier had just landed at Ronegon Airport en route from New Delhi to the Madhya Pradesh chief minister's residence when the attacker struck.
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Bombay
India
Nehru
Nagpur
Calcutta
Lokasatta
Ronegon
New Delhi
R. S. Shulda
Madhya Pradesh
4 H Club Party Draws 250 Guests
Approximately 250 4 H Club members leaders and guests attended a recognition party sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce at Wright School First night. J M Douglas served as master of ceremonies introducing platform guests Leo 11 newly elected chamber president who welcomed the group and encouraged their projects to become better farmers and citizens. Entertainment was by Corry High School Band under Jack Dablinger with novelty numbers and youth sections. The centerpiece was a magic act by Phil Mes wonkoph, the program ended with door prizes and refreshments funded by local merchants and the Firch Baking Co the Eeomm Mille Go and Modo Dalry were thanked for refreshments.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wright
J. M. Douglas
Leo 11
Chamber
Harry Poorbaugh
Erie Gounty Agricultura
C. Tritt
Warren County
Warlaws
Douglas
Jeaders
Corry High
Evarett Johnson
Firch Baking Co
Eeomm Mille Go
Modo Dalry
City chamber names Reed to head development contest panel
Lpo Ul, newly elected president of the Chamber of Commerce, announced Roy Reed as chairman of the Community Development Contest Committee. The state chamber funds a $10,000 prize pool with four awards in group two for cities 2,500 to 10,000 population. Reed urged local groups to submit at least two projects by March 3 and prepare to present at a future meeting. Other committee members include Charles Miracken, Helen Jor End Cherry, Robert Bracken, George Sample.
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Lpo Ul
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Reed
State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Corry
Chitemin Reed
Jeaat
Arena
Reed
Unis
Convitition
Toent Chamber
Reed Snid
Chiyles Miracken
Helen Jor End Cherry
Robert Bracken
George Sample
Ohio River Flooding Fury Eases as Crest Nears
The Ohio River flooding danger nears crest, expected to rise two to eight feet above flood level at several points downstream from Louisville. Upstream, Pittsburgh cleanup begins after damage estimated at 13 million dollars, with miles of riverfront destruction across Indiana Kentucky and Illinois as waters push toward Mississippi watershed.
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Ky Associated
Louisville
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Toresoon
Oniro
Ghia
Muustesipp
Louisaville
W. D. Milne
Madison
Ind
Claver
Park
Sheriff Found Guilty in Sin City Murder Case
In Birmingham Alabama ex Chief Deputy Sheriff Albert Fuller was sentenced to life imprisonment for a murder tied to vice racketeering in Phenix City. Arch Ferrell faces imminent trial. former Attorney General 8 Garrett is a voluntary mental patient in Galveston Texas.
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Sin City
Albert Fuller
Alabama
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Parison
Vice Fee
A. L. Patterson
Cecil Deason
Arch Ferrell
Phenix City
Fuller
Jefferson County
Roderick Beddow
State Supreme Court
Ferrell
Garrett
Patterson
Galveston
Tex
Liam
Poller
Restaurant sold in Corry to new owners
Bhooy's Restaurant at 1 South Center Street, Corry, long run by Mr and Mrs George Shoop, was sold to Rasselas Brown Monier Bulard and attorney William Peiffer. Virginia Me Cloakey Diemer named manager. building owned by Mrs Vetinix Follett. Shoop has no immediate plans. Opened 1946 by Follett and Venna Follett, then run by the Shoops since.
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Bhooy
South Center Street
George Shoop
Rasselas Brown
Monier Bulard
Neavelites
William Peiffert
Ravel
Virginia Me
Cloakey Diemer
Vetinix Follett
Sutlth Center
Surpet My
Shoop
Follett
Vennba Fotlat
Montmarkt Ir Uyit
Pilot George R. Roden Recovered From Jamon River
Norfolk notices the body of Marine Corps pilot George R. Roden from Youngstown Ohio recovered yesterday from the Jamon River after a crash Monday. He was attached to a Marine air squadron at Edenton North Carolina and was identified by Navy salvage teams.
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Norfolk
Beco
George R. Roden
Marine Corps
Youngstown, C
Navy
Edenton
N.C
Senate May Move To Tighten Securities Laws
Washington Senator Fulbright heads the Senate Banking Committee and says the Senate inquiry has weakened the Wall Street claim that the capital gains tax keeps stock prices high. Witnesses argued the tax reduces selling, raising prices, while Fulbright notes a need to curb speculative promotions like penny uranium shares. The committee plans further action to adjust securities regulation.
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Senate
Washington
Fulbright
D-Ark
Wall Street
Senate Banking Committee
Boont
William C. McMartin Jr
Edsit
Federal Reserve Board
Contilot
Te Financial Community
Tom Spilinge
Red Cross funds reach mid campaign in Corry area
Red Cross drive in Corry shows signs of slowing as a $4,000 tally nears half the $8,160 city goal. Grange masters from Corry Spring Creek and Columbia plan to recruit rural volunteers to expand coverage. Police report Clarence Shiller, 18, of Greentown died after being struck while crossing a road in Hatfield Township. driver Brant Joy Braham, 40, cited.
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Red Cross
Corry
T Leo Ul
Center Street
Spring Creek
Columbia
John Becker
Lawrence Miller
Columbus
Bernard Porter
Plana
Lansdale
Clarence Shil
Jer
Greentown
Pike County
Bethiehon Pike
Hatfield Township
North Penn
Brant— Joy Braham
Search For Two Planes Continues In Utah Mountains
Salt Lake City reports the search for two planes and 10 aboard entering a third day. Ground climbers reach 10 000 feet on Mt Timpanogos while air and ground teams expand from Rock Springs Wyoming toward Delta Utah. Missing craft include a B26 from Great Falls Montana and a two engine Beechcraft piloted by Robert J Willis of Chicago bound for Arroyo Calif.
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Salt Lake City
Timpanogos
Pot
Air Force
Rock Springs
Wyo
Late Lake Valley
Delta
Utah
Great Falls
Mant
Robert J. Willis
Chicago
Arowla
Calif
Capehart to appear on Winchell program Sunday night
Sen Momer Capehart of Indiana agreed to join Walter Winchell on his Sunday radio and TV broadcast to question the stock market tips. Capehart confirmed yesterday he would appear but would not comment further. The Winchell segment concerns a stock boom and a Senate Banking Committee inquiry into the market chatter.
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New York
Momer Cnpeshart
R-Ind
Walter Winchell
Capehart
Washington
Winchell
Jas Weele
Leatimany
Senate Banking Committee
Exward T. McCormick
The
American Exchange
Hill Winchell
Needross
McCormick
Corry Area Farmers Prepare for 1955 Season Plans
Corry area farmers finalize 1955 farming season plans with Farmers Home Administration loans. Supervisor Jacob W. Ranier says families have analyzed 1954 operations, compared results with prior plans, and set new crop and year calendars. Farm and Home record books guide budgeting, livestock practices, and the year’s plans.
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Corry
Jacob W. Ranier
Debaters Agree on Four Hour Tax Vote Start Tuesday
Washington reports both Democratic and Republican leaders agreed to start debate Tuesday on the proposed $908 million income tax cut for lower income families. The plan would run four hours for the tax measure, two hours for amendments, and four hours of general debate before a final vote. Senators nearby included Land Humphrey Neuberger Burkley Gore amid a broader struggle over extending corporation and excise taxes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
West
New York Times
William 5 S. White
Eisenhower
Times
Congress
Messi
Benatar Byrd
D-Va
Epiba Néan Benite
Land
D-La
Humphrey
D-Minn
Neuberger
Gre
Burkley
D-Ky
Gore
D-Tenn
Margaret Chane Gmith
Maine
Kennedy
House
Former Phenix City Officer Acquitted in Alabama Case
Former Phenix City official, once chief prosecutor in Phenix City, Alabama, was acquitted by a four juror panel of vote fraud charges and related misdemeanor counts. The acquittal follows a high profile contest over a 1960s era election and bond campaign tied to A L Patterson slaying.
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Neen Eh Roll
Phenix City
Ale
Alabama
Genieral
Marier
A. Ly. Patterson
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