Big Three plan to ease Austrian peace treaty rejected
Washington reports Russia ready to answer with a firm no to a streamlined eight article draft treaty aimed at restoring Austrian sovereignty. US Britain and France urged Moscow to accept a 1000 word pact replacing the longer 6 article agreement stalled since 1943. The plan would remove occupation forces within 90 days of effect or force withdrawal of about 10,000 Soviet troops, reshaping postwar Austria amid ongoing tensions.
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Stewart Long Named to Head Local Chamber of Commerce
Stewart Long was elected president of the Corry Chamber of Commerce at a board meeting of the Phar mix Hotel. The annual dinner is planned for March 27 at 6:30 p.m. with Paul Mossman set as featured speaker. The board named Martin Keppel as vice president, Willany Leaby as second vice president, and Robert Tunnel as treasurer. Long urged federal housing authority action to address local housing shortages that hinder industry and recruitment of skilled workers, and announced a membership drive to expand chamber participation.
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Corry Chamber of Consumerce
Pharmix Hotel
Everet Johnson
Sesson
Stotel Corry
Paul Mossman
Jamestown
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Martin Keppel
Flys
Willany Leaby
Robert Tunnel
Veens
Lang
Chamber
Scranton
Federal Housing Authority
Crackdown on Illegal Use of Oleomargarine in PA
March 14 Pennsylvania tightens enforcement after reports of rising oleomargarine violations. Deputy Agriculture Secretary W. S. Hagar says food agents launch a new drive against violators, focusing on eateries serving oleomargarine without proper placards. The law allows home sale only in one pound or smaller quantities. serving to customers remains banned.
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Agriculure
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Acheson Hits Russian Meet in Moscow
Washington reports Secretary Acheson denounced a forthcoming International Economic Conference in Moscow as a Soviet setup designed to trick Western participants. About 25 Americans reportedly declined invitations. Beryl Lush of Philadelphia will lead the American delegation. Moscow pitches it as a cross cultural trade forum for eastern and western businessmen and professionals.
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Washington
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Moscow
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Philadelphia
New Sex Offender Law May Face Court Test
Harrisburg March 14. Pennsylvania's new sex offender law may require court testing before provisions take effect. A Pennsylvnia Citizens Association meeting raised whether convicted offenders can be placed in mental hospitals. Ira J. Mills questioned if courts can sentence offenders to state institutions for treatment or prison based on welfare department psychiatric exams.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Citizens Association
Ira J. Mills
State Welfare Department
Bureau of Homes and Hospitals
Trucker Killed Beaverdam Man Escapes In Crash
A Beaverdam man escaped injury after a near head on collision with a trucker identified as Edward Kurtess, 42, of Waterford. The crash occurred near Erie at 1 45 this morning on a highway south of Erie. Kurtess died. autopsy ordered to determine cause. Vehicle damage was about 400 to 1000 dollars.
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Waterford
Lyntt Sil
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Erie
Lawrence Park Barracks
Edward Kurtess
Bete whille-Sit
Ike's growing interest in nomination noted after NH primary
Eisenhower's campaign momentum rises as he wins New Hampshire with a clean sweep. A released letter hints he cannot abandon party workers and leaders, while Minnesota supporters push for write in votes. Backers hope he will return to lead, though he has not promised to campaign before the party conventions.
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Eisenhower
Sam
Tate
New Hampshire
Washington
Paris
Minnesota
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New Jersey
Walter E. Edge
Harold E. Stassen
Wisconsin
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Truman
Arizona
Earl Warren
Nine fired in tax office at Pittsburgh headline
The State Revenue Department announced nine employees were dismissed in its Pittsburgh office for efficiency reasons. The moves followed Otto F. Messner's statement that both Pittsburgh and Philadelphia offices were under surveillance for a potential reorganization. Dismissed include Vincent Roberto and Anthony Guzzo in inheritance tax and Richard M. Cadogan, David A. Tompkins, Jack Smith, Charles D. Stahl, Enel J. Viney, Thomas A. Zillinski, and Daniel L. Staisay in highway safety.
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Pittsburgh
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Revenue
Philadelphia
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Anthony Guzzo
Inheritance Tax Bureau
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David A.tompkins
Jack Smith
Charles D. Stahl
Enel J. Viney
Thomas A. Zillinski
Daniel L. Slalsay
Bureau of Highway Safely
Marriage of Crete Romeo Ends in Court Annulment
In Herakleion, a court annulled the marriage of Crete’s impulsive figure Costa Kephaloyannis to Miss Juliet. He did not attend or defend himself. Tassoula Petracogeotas, represented by her parliament member father, initiated the proceedings.
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Athens
Greece
Costa
Kephaloyannis
Juliet
Kephal Cyanus
Herakleion
Tassoula Petracogeotas
U. S.8 Tries To Recover Sold Ships
Washington reports Senate hearings reveal the Justice Department is pursuing recovery of 47 surplus government vessels. Witnesses describe potential legal questions surrounding past sales and profits. linked figures include former lawmakers and officials connected to the old Maritime Commission and United Tanker Corp. The case centers on eight surplus tankers acquired by a Casey group and sold for substantial profit.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen- Mors
Justice Department
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Thomas B Stakes
Starifime Administration
Raymond S. McKeough
U.S
Senate Opens Debate On Jap Peace Pact And Pacific Pacts
Senate moves to ratify the Japanese peace treaty and three Pacific security pacts with bi partisan support. A vote is expected early next week led by Chairman Connally. reports say the treaties aim to prevent a new Far East war and grant the United States rights to base land, sea and air forces in Japan with no stated size or duration. Einstein Turns 72 Today In Princeton He plans no party or fuss as secretary notes he dislikes birthday celebrations and will skip any cake.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Far East
Gitte Oppositan
Japan
United States
Disputes Slow Action on Foreign Aid Debated in Senate
In Washington on March 1 the Senate faced two disputes delaying foreign aid action. One centered on Eisenhower testifying about military and defense matters, with leaders like Senator McMahon and Senator Hickenlooper pressing for display of the full aid package. The other battle involved jurisdiction between Connally and Senate Armed Services Chairman Russell over who controls the defense spending bill and its $1 billion-plus MEASU allocation.
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Armed Services
Senate
New Ring Test Aids Bangs Disease Detection In Cattle
Harrisburg March 14 The State livestock committee adopted a new weapon to detect Bangs disease in cattle by using a ring test. A composite milk sample with antigen is tested. a blue ring in the test tube signals possible infection, speeding detection and elimination. In Pittsburgh a child’s cry saved a family from carbon monoxide poisoning when four year old Eleanor alerted father Donald Lynch to fumes and he revived them.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
H. A. Milo
State Agriculture Department
Dureau of Animal Husbandry
Pittsburgh
Eleanor
Donald Lynch
Michael
Lynch
Madeline
POW exchange talks near dead end reports indicate stalemate
Report from MUNSAN on March 4 describes stalled POW exchange negotiations with Libby and Kinney outlining limited progress. Both sides consider naval blockades, location reports, and force concentration. possibilities of concessions on ports of entry and awareness of military assets are discussed amid persistent intransigence.
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Neilat
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Howse Panel Seeks 10 Percent Cut in Federal Budget
Washington March 14 The House appropriations committee approved a 10 percent reduction in the 7 billion budget for more than twenty federal agencies for the coming fiscal year starting July 1. It rejected new job proposals and imposed ceilings on new public housing starts, travel, communications, and printing funds, sending a bill totaling 6 271 138 388 to the House for debate. Rep. Thomas noted the cuts could reduce deficit spending and tax needs if applied broadly.
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Cattle Die In Barn Fire In Pratt Valley
A barn blaze at a farm near Pratt Valley destroyed 27 cattle, hay, a tractor, and equipment. Fire officials said the fire started when a farm tractor rolled into the haymow, spreading rapidly and engulfing the frame building for over an hour. Sherman and Findley Lake volunteers aided, but losses likely exceed $20,000 with some insurance coverage reported.
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Usilie
Bae
Ralph Pretsem
Pensa Valley
Sturman
John Kareus
Sheramin Voluntee
Callie
Tom Voin Sherman
Findley Lake
Anid Iq
Blige Whitchy
Pratt
Burt
Support Sought by Steel Leader in Pay and Price Fight
Jones and L Steel Corp chairman urges wage demands to be met only with price increases. 1951 net income fell to 30.998 million from 3.744 million in 1950, blamed on higher taxes. 1951 earnings per share 3.07 on common stock. dividends 5 on preferred and 1.80 on common. Union demands threaten profits and invite government intervention if prices cannot rise. Dorwart promoted to Eastern division superintendent of Pennsylvania Railroad. Krugel moves to Philadelphia terminal. Pyhöl takes over Dorwart’s former post.
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Marcy
Jones and Lowhlin Steel Corp
Mestow Leninstey
Ben Moreer
Morell
GIO United Steelworks
J and L
Great Britain
Plan backed by 30 Dems 23 Republicans in showdown vote
Secretaries Snyder cited pilot projects for IRS reorganization with New York and Chicago named as test regions. Truman’s plan aims to cut political patronage by appointing IRS collectors on merit, with seven collectors fired or forced to resign last year amid tax scandals. Senate support grows as officials promise speed and efficiency, while critics press for a clean national reform.
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Whey
St George
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Robert K. Johnson
Citizen’s Committee
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Internal Revenue
Joni B. Durlip
Grandfather Claims Abandoned Baby in Harrisburg Case
In Harrisburg on March 14, police said a five week old boy left at a Penbrook babysitter's on Monday was identified by a Pittsburgh man. Charles Taylor claimed he is the child’s grandfather and sought custody after a woman posed as the mother failed to return. Police reported the situation as resolved with Taylor’s assertion of kinship.
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Whief Williaimne Johnson
Charles Taylor
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