Britain Urged To Resume Talks With Cypriots
The Cyprus crisis deepens as a general strike paralyses Nicosia and other towns for a second day, protesting Britain's exile of Archbishop Makarios. Greek protests to Washington intensify while calls grow in the United Nations for resumed negotiations to end the island dispute.
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Cyprus
Rottomn
Britain
Makarios
Union With
Greece
Theotols
Washington
Constantine Sar
Warren Council Reverses on Allegheny River Flood Dam
Warren Bor ough Council reversed a prior stand and endorsed a flood control dam on the Allegheny River upriver from Warren by a 15 to 1 vote. The shift follows last week’s record flood causing estimated losses of up to one million dollars. Councilman James L. Frente questioned the dam’s benefits and warned of highway and railroad relocation issues. The Warren Chamber of Commerce, supportive, plans to review its stance at the next meeting.
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Warren
Allegheny River
Klpzua
Tounell
U8. Army
James L. Frente
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Dog Law Officer Visits Corry For Unannounced Spot Checks
A dog law officer visited Corry today on one of several trips planned this year. He noted unannounced spot checks to eliminate violations. Grove emphasized dogs must be kept in proper enclosures and owners cannot neglect feeding and care.
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Revige Grove
Corry
Grove
Heass
Two Tots Die In Girard Basement Fire Blamed On Matches
The Girard blaze killed Kathleen five and Ruth four, daughters of Homer and wife, as brothers Frank three and John two were injured. Homer Guy Jr six escaped and alerted neighbors. firemen pulled Frank from the smoke filled home and treated two others at St. Vincent’s Hospital Erie for severe smoke inhalation and burns. Fire officials say the fire was started by the children playing with matches in a basement bedroom.
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Ata
Kathleen
Ruth
Homer Guy
Girard
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Frank Guy
John Guy
Frank
John
Homer Guy Jr
Michael Bagus
Dobler Hose ‘Company
John Beatty
Beatty
First Primary Held in New Hampshire Amid Kefauver Stevenson Clash
In New Hampshire the first primary of 1950 tests Democratic strength between Kefauver and Stevenson. Millsfield and Ellsworth cast early votes with Eisenhower leads in both towns. Write-in bids appeared for vice president and other figures, while Republicans show little appeal to Eisenhower.
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Ax E— Lee
New Hampshire
Millsfield
Ellsworth
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Ben. Bates Kefauver
D-Tenn
Ilsenhower
Stevenson
Averell Harrisan
New York
Lin Miliatet
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Alsfield
Bixenhower
Sen
Kefauver
Red Cross Drive Surpasses Goal Amid Final Appeals
Red Cross volunteers report progress on the North Center Street drive led by Cochairmen William Luby and Frank Dodd. The campaign shows $3,902 turned in with hopeful signs of reaching the $8,000 target as solicitors wrap up today.
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Red Cross
North Center Street
Tully
William Luby
Frank Dodd
Mollet's Emergency Powers Bill Advances to Senate
Premier Mollet seeks sweeping emergency powers to quell Algerian unrest. The bill passed the National Assembly 455 to 76 with Communist support for a broader front. Robert Lacoste expected to return to Algeria to oversee a state of siege and guard isolated French farmers as order is sought and leadership adjusted.
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PARIS
Guy Mollets
Senate
National Assembly
Menmire
Pascal Tulates
Agelvan
Pierre Poilande
Nnlitax
Monet
Jacques Duclos
Moscow
Communist Party Congress
Duclos
Mollet
Reds
Popular Front
Vervat
Algeria
Molley
Leadersip
State Supreme Court Strikes Down Movie Censorship Law
Pittsburgh reports the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled the state film censorship statute unconstitutional for vagueness. Chief Justice Horace Stern notes the board’s terms and criteria are indefinable. The decision affirms a Philadelphia Common Pleas ruling that censorship standards were too broad and denied due process.
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Pennsyvania Supreme Cost
Horace Stern
Yeapens
Board of Censors
Supreme Court
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Heavy Water Shipment To Britain And France Approved
The Atomic Energy Commission announced approval of a heavy water shipment under the Atoms for Peace program. A total of 199 tons was authorized for export to Allied nations including the United Kingdom and France, with prices around $20 per pound.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commutiay Today
Hower
AEC
Great Britain
Oto Funes
Tie Wales jPrice
United Kingdom
Switzerland
Corry Area Schools Seek Funds to Meet March Expenses
Corry area districts face borrowing needs to sustain the jointure into mid February. Corry plans a $45,000 loan from the National Bank of Corry at 3 percent, with other districts also borrowing to reach the funds required. Additional discussions included a kindergarten proposal and a transportation request for East Columbus residents.
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Corery Area
Corry
National Bank of Corry
8. &. Anderson
Anderson
Columbus
Concord
Tigin
Spring Creek
Wayne Township
East Columbus
Elwin Fuller
Anteindergarten
Albott
Politics Delays Vote On Farm Bill In Senate
Senate debate on a new farm bill faces delays amid partisan wrangling and quotes criticizing politics. key figures from both parties express frustration as progress stalls, with discussions centering on price supports and farm aid limits.
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Eliender
D-La
Senate
TV Senate
Vontoverate
Eilende Ohalenign
Arieculture Committee
Democratic Lecter
Prio
Corry teachers bid for more pay 33 and attorney meet school board
In Washington, Senator Humphrey discussed circulating a declaration to support the Supreme Court school desegregation ruling. He said a public statement backing the decision is desirable, while Senator Georgia urged caution to avoid a deeper crisis. House leaders and allied lawmakers debated how to respond to the 1954 ruling with potential political maneuvering surrounding 1950s party figures.
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Attorney
Associated Pro Se
Washington
Humphrey
D-Mion
Supremee Court
Old Ay
Sen
George
D-Ga
Supreme Court
Dixin
Senate
House
Terday
Pho Colts
Judleia
Hal- Jehred Itay
Russell D-Gai
Rep
Bas
D. Tenn
Deigner
Bers George
Rumel
Russell
Avilable
Bernite
Prittinty
Tulemidi
Talmadgé
Blaze Destroys Fallmont Hotel at Youngsville
A 4:20 pm explosion in a storeroom behind the bar gutted the Fallmont Hotel in Youngsville. Volunteers saved the frame building but smoke and water damage were extensive, with losses estimated over $20,000. Five fire companies fought the blaze, aided by a Sugar Grove pumper, while wind remained calm.
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Fallmont
Youngsville
Dott Abrahamn
Curwin McDowell
Youngaville
Sugar Grove
Garland
Dows Town
Hrokenstraw
Abrauina
McDowell
Harry Highhouse
Abrahams
Poland's Top Communist Bierut Dies in Moscow
Poland's top Communist leader Moleslav Bierut died of heart disease after attending the Soviet party congress. His body lay in state in Warsaw as Soviet and Polish authorities announced the death with sorrow. Bierut had led Poland since 1947, handing the presidency to a successor in 1962 before rising to party secretary. The announcement noted his long service to the Polish United Workers' Party and warned of a state funeral.
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Soviet
Ratinia
Poland
Moleslav Bierut
Polish United Worker Communist Party
Germany
Bierut
Red Army
Polia Republic
Pepriury
Wip
Communist Party
Bierus
Police Help Crash Victim Find Way Home
Paul Porlick, 47, of the Morris Hotel in Sherman, was picked up by city police yesterday after wandering along North Center street. Officers found him bloodied and staggering, kept warm at the station until Sherman friends arrived to take him home. Porlick said he planned to reach a friend’s house then Sherman, but authorities reported him confused and later told hospital staff he had intended to ride with a friend to Sherman.
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Folind
North Center Street
Paul Porlick
Morris Hotel
Sherman
Nik
North Corten
Viellin
Por
Paulo
Cory Ilong
Union
Dintetion
Teacher pay hikes threaten higher district taxes
Districts face rising teaching costs as an association proposal for a pay increase was rejected by school directors. Superintendent K M Doughis projects an added 26000 to the budget, atop 14600 already required under the state salary code. The tax millage breakdown shows increased rates across Concord, Cory, Elgin, Sprite Creek, Wayne, and Columbus, reflecting new valuations from last year’s assessment.
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K. M. Doughis
State Salons Plan Salary Boost for Officials
Harrisburg reports plans to raise salaries for senators and cabinet officers, with proposed increases from 15,000 to 25,000 annually for governor and a new pay level for judges between 4,000 and 6,000. House Democrats push pension boosts for new lawmakers as tax and wage issues swirl. Concerns arise over sales tax expansion and a proposed watchdog committee to oversee fiscal changes amid partisan debates.
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Harrisburg
Readinger
Pennsylvania
Revenue Department
Kigky
Ady
Herbert B. Cohen
Smith
Cohen
Sili Tux
Rewdinger
Holme Ules
Witopdog
Rep
Wincott
Singidhannal
Renate
Dent
Warren PA Enviro Activists Seek Federal Defer Aid
Beit-Oiland Representative from Pennsylvania urged the Federal Civil Defense Administration to declare Warren and its surroundings an area needing aid for environmental activists. Public officials and local groups weighed potential federal assistance and safety measures for the community.
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Warren
Washington
Beit Oiiland
Pennsylvan Ia
Warren, Pa
Corry teachers press wage plan before school committee
Corry area teachers led by 33 members and a local attorney urged higher wages for next year at last night’s school committee meeting. They proposed a six page outline tied to a rating system based on ability and initiative, while Supt. M Douglas criticized the plan for emphasizing generalities and lacking immediate pay brackets. Continued on Page Three.
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Corry
Inchenson
M. Douglas
Gime
Musle
New Ory Area
Tnt
Ajax Building Work To Start Near Center Street
Ajax plans a start on construction near North Center Street at the Pennsylvania Rally and track area. Demolition and barricades will secure the site as workers raise a new office building for Ajax Snon Works. Former tenants have moved to new locations and parking will be restricted during the project. Pedestrians will use a special ramp while the sidewalk is blocked. A court filing lists W-8G-aythmn as part of the plan. The original one story structure is abandoned. a two or three story design was proposed but details remain incomplete. A cave incident near PurTewuRGH results in fatalities with about 40 killed yesterday.
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Aja Vilding
North Center Street
Pennsylvania
Ly Hobest
Pole Chiat
Hurley Drake
Dows
Ajax Snon Works
Rex Tull
Denke Wald
Wit
Petresticians
Weltwteln Go
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Ray Weuwnie
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