Public Works Program Seen Over Cut In Taxes
Senator Byrd says Democrats prefer funding public works to tax cuts to lift the economy. Eisenhower requests 125.4 million for river and harbor work and 46.2 million for hospital construction to boost employment. Byrd expects bipartisan tax talks but notes Treasury views may delay action.
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Byrd
D-Va
Congress
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Former Corry Couple Adopt Children Of Other Lands
Former Corry residents Mr and Mrs Sherwood adopt children from Korea and Oregon via Holt Adoption Agency. They recently welcomed Dottie, a preschooler from Korea, into their Phoenix home after a proxy adoption and flight to San Francisco. Dottie weighs 13 pounds and is 23 inches long at arrival, with health issues including head boils likely from malnutrition now treated. the couple maintains ongoing correspondence with Dottie's birth mother and plans to register her as required.
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Arizona Daily Star
Sherwood
Carry
Joseph Sherwood
Phoenix
Wood
G. N. Martin
Bear Lake
Korea
Dottie
San
Sherwoods
Wil
Shegwoods
Heavy Snowstorm Closes New England Roads and Powers
A Northeast snowstorm dumped heavy snowfall across New England and parts of New York New Jersey and Maine with gusts to 70 mph. Towns reported 13 to 22 inches while New York City logged six inches of slush. Utilities faced widespread outages as lines fell and travel ground to a halt. flights trains and highways were disrupted across the region.
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Tannersville
Catskill Mountains
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
New Hampshire Public Service Co
Maine
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Norn
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Great Lakes
Lebanon
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Burlington
New York City
California
Point Piedras Biancas
Calif
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Kansas
Plane crash victim identified near San Bernardino
A Marine Corps announcement identified the dead as Master Sergeant timer J Kurlanowiem from California. The private plane crash occurred in the mountains north of the city, killing one service member.
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San Bernadino
Cali
California
Here
Marine Corps
Peron Denies Backing Frondizi in Power Bid
Juan Peron denies aiding Artur Frondizi in the February 23 elections. From the victory of February 2 ard we have no booty th claim, he wrote to supporters from exile in Cuidad Trujillo. Documents dated March 6th claim Peron ordered backers to vote for Frondizi on ethical grounds and national interest.
Boy 15 Admits Killing Mother Hidden Body in Trailer
Dean Wins, 15, confessed to striking his mother Grace Wins 39 with a hatchet in the family trailer. Neighbors found the body under a bed after a six day period during which the family remained in the trailer and he attended Moundsville High School. Prosecutor Everett Cox planned to file murder charges.
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W. VR
Rody
Dean
Marshall County
Everett Cox
Wims
Floyd
Ethel
Detroit
Kammer
Moundsville High School
Vincent Denies Knowledge Of Robbery Plot
Vincent, accused of masterminding a robbery plot that led to the death of an 84 year old widow, denies the charge. An 82 year old Bloomfield bar tender testified he knew nothing about the plot. Bentena said he did not know who was involved when he drove two men to the victim Elizabeth Ensinger’s Oakland home on the night of the slaying.
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Bloomfield
Elizabeth Ensinger
Oakland
Bentena
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Michael Popovich
Pyadk Zuffina
Siderly
Stassen Furman Slates Near Filing Deadline
Harrisburg report notes speculation as petition deadline for the May primary nears. Stassen and Furman face party organizations with potential running mates like Arthur McGonigle and Hugh Scott. Albert Pechan signals support for Stassen. others like Harold Vaughan and Frank Hilton rumored. Organization choices include John M. Walker for lieutenant governor and Andrew J. Gleason for internal affairs.
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Harrisburg
Harold E. Stassen
Rey E Furman
State Elections Bureau
Arthur T. McGonigle
Reading
U.S
Hugh Scott
U. S. Senate
Stassen
Harold J. Vaughan
Aliquippa
Vaughan
Albert R. Pechan
Armstrong County
Frank G. Hilton
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Weldon B. Heyburn
Delaware County
U. S
John P. Saylor
Johstown
TS. Senate
Heyburn
Allegheny County
John M. Walker
Cambria County
GOP
Andrew J. Gleason
Plan To Send Corry Student To Europe
Corry area plans to send a student to Europe through the foreign exchange program. Ten tentative plans are under way this year with two years of foreign language study required. Assembly programs featured Quest speakers from Indonesia Japan Austria and Germany along with a senior from Lawrence Park sharing Crete experiences. About 40 percent of the $1,000 goal has been raised. Also in Swansea England a drug racket case exposed a black market pill known as purple tart.
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Europe
Corry Teachers Association
Corry Area High School
Dani Skala
Lawrence Park High School
Quest
Foth
United States
Adati Wiradihardja
Indonesia
Ryso Iwashire
Japan
Helmut Tuerk
Austria
Wilfred Timmering
Germany
Pat Jenk
Lawrence Park
Crete
Columbus
Wright
Conelway
Corry Committee
Swansea
England
Reporter joins Seawolf on Atlantic submarine hunt
AP Military Affairs reporter Kiton C Fay aboard the nuclear submarine Seawolf describes a training cruise that turns into a hunt for a possible Soviet submarine off the Atlantic coast. The mission marks the first time an atomic undersea craft is ordered on a war patrol as unidentified subs are reported near U.S. waters.
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Ditor’y Nowe
Witon Caray
Associated Press
Kiton C
Fay
Argana
Atlantic
Seawolf
Khrushchev blasts plan to include East Europe on summit agenda
Moscow reports Khrushchev denounces Eisenhower proposal to bring East Europe into a summit parley. He warns abroad to avoid forcing changes in socialist countries and pledges to defend Germany’s unity. Foreign Ministry suggests delaying the summit from June to July and holding a foreign ministers meeting next month to set the top level agenda.
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Russia
Nitita Khrushchev
Communist Party
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Foreign Ministry
Europe
Bonn
Destructive Weather Clamps State With Snow and Mud
Undesirable weather lingers as a snow storm drops 2 to 12 inches in spots across the state hindering travel. City crews worked overnight to clear hazardous drifts while state police warn of dangerous roads. Snow blankets much of the nation with six inch totals in some counties and frigid nights. The weather office forecasts continued unsettled conditions through the weekend.
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Uetlon
Corry
Gerry
State Living Cast Hits All Time High
Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania’s Living Cast index at 14 percent of the 1947 base on January 15. Secretary Wilda L. Batt Jr of Labor Industry notes a 3 percent rise since January 1087, while the national average climbs 3.5 percent in the same period.
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Ain Afl-Biene
Pennsylvania
Wilda L Batt Jr
Tabor
Ball
Night of tragedy shuts Tehran schools after outbreak
Eyedmic in Tenran Tehran prompts citywide closures as health officials report 45 deaths and dozens more ill. Authorities announce all gynde schools closed while the capital grapples with rising meningitis like illness.
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Tehran
Traian
Mill Worker Holds For Jury In Beauty Queen Killing
A 25 year old Midland mill worker is held for the June grand jury in the pistol slaying of former Miss Pennsylvania Rosalie Leis near Vanport. He waived prelims and admitted firing shots. authorities say he claimed the first bullet was accidental. The case involves a claimed death pact and possible reenactment allegations by officials.
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Beaver
Midland
Theodore A Pallow
Sonnd
Hils
Rosalie Leis
Vanport
Pallow
Wes
Thomas F. ‘Todd
Tess
Todd
John W. Fenneman
Miss Leis
Beaver County Court
New Postal Bill To Cost $36,000 Here
The Senate passed a new postal bill costing about $36,000 annually here. It aims to reduce deficits in the Post Office Department by adjusting rates and services, with shifts in stamp prices, delivery standards, and class rates. It forecasts overall annual expenditures rising to roughly $750 million nationwide, funded by higher rates and efficiencies.
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Ridiuimn
Gorey
Post Office Department
Dal
Jirrent
Will
United States
csiFrins
Matt Corry
Public sale in bankruptcy for J Alfred Olds estate
Creditors will meet Thursday March 2 at 11 a m in Union City and Corry to sell Olds assets. Parcels include real estate, houses, greenhouses, garage, sheds and buildings, subject to a Citizens National Bank mortgage of 326460. Store at 124 North Center Street and adjacent land 25 by 100 feet sell subject to a 11000 land contract with W K Phillips. Referee Mertens notes two life insurance policies for 8600 face amount assigned to National Bank of Corry for loan security.
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Union ‘City
Corry
Union Cuy
Citizens National Bank of
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W. K. Philips O
Treditors
Irom
Charles A. Mertens
Dic Lator
National Bank of Corry
Stertens
Savings Firm Robbed of $3,911
A Kensington office of the Unity Savings and Loan Association was robbed yesterday. An assailant, brandishing a pistol, demanded $3,911 from six frightened employees and a female clerk, Miss Janie Aleit, amid a tense confrontation.
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Phibaveurninie
Probe Poison In Mystery Death Of U S Soldier
TOKYO The U S Army reports the body of intelligence agent M/Sgt Emmet E Dugan 99 of Crafton Pa was found in Tokyo Bay with indications of poisoning before the fall. His wife recalled he left February 4 with an insurance policy and papers, planning a return trip home. The Army notes he was missing since early March and had recently undergone language training in China. insists no psychiatric trouble.
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Digan
Zama
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Iis
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