Yalta Papers Stir Debate On 1956 Politics And War Policy
U S Senator Capehart says the newly released Yalta papers will damage Democrats and influence the 1956 campaign. Rep Vorys predicts the records could derail any new Big Three talks with Russia, while Mansfield and Jackson note Roosevelt’s Yalta decisions and advisers. Mundt calls the documents a political goldmine.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Yalta
Rep
Vorys
R-Oble
Russia
State Department
United States
Churchill
Labor Party
Ben Mansfield
Mont
Manafield
Gen
Jackson
Stalin
Mansfield
Roosevelt
Rusia
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Hiroshima
Richards
D-Sc
House
Ffuirs Committee
Walch
Ben. Mundt
ASD
Capehart
Four Gunmen Holdup River Forest Bank For $114000
In under two minutes four gunmen stormed the River Forest Bank in a Chicago suburb and took $114,000 from a cash drawer and teller's cage while the robbers fled leaving about $90,000 behind. A false alarm was reported to mislead police as squads raced away.
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Chicago
River Forest
Security Council studies report on Gaza battle impact
United Nations officials examine a U N Palestine Liberation Organization led report on the February 29 Gaza clash that killed 38 Egyptians and 6 Israelis. The study, by Major General Burns, sides with Israel on border infiltration as a factor and calls Egyptian authorities to curb such moves. Egypt and Turkey urge sanctions or action, while Israel accuses Egypt of spying and sabotage as possible retaliation. The council adjourned pending further talks, with a vote expected early next week.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Security Council
U.N. Palestine Tribe
Gaza
L. M. Burns
Luce Supervision Organization
Burns
Holy Land
Selim Serper
Turkey
Omar Lou 1i
Terael
Eco
Taraeli
Couniell Co
VU. NW
Counell
Tte
Israe
Deadline Nears on County Taxes despite late payments
City Treasurer Carl Smith warns a two week deadline to pay county taxes. Total due 1,744.71 in real estate and personal property, with most unpaid in real estate. Personal property tax 8.16 remains. Third Ward supplies the bulk. If paid late, penalties apply as books close next month.
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Corryltes
Carl Smith
Smith
Binith
Erle
Russia hints at new travel bans on Americans
The Soviet government may tighten travel restrictions for Americans, with government newspapers warning that the United States could retaliate. The note mentions potential limits on movement of Russians in the United States, including references to places like Brooklyn and Moscow Idaho.
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Russia
Loboov Atin
United States
United Blites
Ini
Auch
Brooklyn
Moscow
Idaho
Politics Turns Heated in Senate Stock Market Probe
Senate Banking Committee chairman Fulbright accuses Republicans of turning the stock market inquiry into partisan politics while GM chief Curtice defends industry competition. The U S Chamber of Commerce says business is expanding healthily and momentum grows in early 1950s recovery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Partigan
Veconaimy
Senate Banking Committee
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Miami
Hall
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Sug
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Pulbright
Legislature stalls on reorganizing plan in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the legislature remains divided over how to enact or reject the administration's government reorganization proposal. A joint conference committee of three Republicans and six Democrats must forge a compromise on a plan aimed at consolidating state agencies from the bureau level down, excluding independent bodies, with Democrats pushing a 30 day effective date and Republicans seeking a mandatory vote on acceptance or rejection. Also noted is a separate anti merger stance by the Justice Department, saying Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube would face opposition if they attempt to merge.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Benste
House
George M
John F. Stank
Northumberland
Senate
Conference Committee
Washington
Bethlehem Steel Co
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Jumilice Department
Senator Douging
D-11
Ian- Joy MN. Burtes
Hatoyama Re-elected Prime Minister in Diet Vote
Tokyo re-elected premier Ichiro Hatoyama after a coalition of conservatives and socialists defeated his candidates for speaker and vice speaker in the lower House. South of Red China warplanes attacked two armed junks and damaged six more off Tungshan Island, with eight junita sighted and then attacked.
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Tokyo
Ichiro Hatoyama
New
Diet
Hatoyama
Red China
Defense Ministry
Tungshan Island
Sears 10 Open Here In May
Sears plans a first floor catalog order store in the Franz Building Corry. A crew will remodel the outlet’s interior starting soon to be ready by mid May. The lease covers five years with renewal option, negotiated by T. H. Trent of Union City.
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Franz Building
Sears
Rovtuck Did Co
Corry
Muioviler House
C. F. Frang
Franz Furniture Core
Genter Street
Outlet
Uink
T. H. Trent
Union City
Water fluoridation on city ballot in May primary
Mayor William A. Morek announces a signed petition with about 7,000 residents backing fluoridation of city drinking water. The issue will appear on the May primary ballot amid expected debate, with medical and dental associations supporting fluoridation and opponents seeking an ordinance banning fluoride treatment until the referendum.
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William A. Morek
Morek
Medical and Dental Aaxiociatons
Moose Lodge to Build New Center in City
A contract to construct a modern Moose Lodge building on East Washington street was awarded to the H. Platt Company of Erie nt a bid of 59190. The one floor concrete block structure will include a bar a couple s grill kitchen and a large multipurpose room for dances banquets and public gatherings with occupancy planned in about 180 days once weather permits.
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Corry Lodge
The
Loyal Order of Moose
H. Platt
Corryite Fined in Fraud Case at Alderman Hearing
Milton Spencer Hawley of 39 Kast South Street pleaded guilty to unemployment fraud. He was fined the minimum $20 on remaining counts after two were dismissed, with fines suspended on all but one. Costs were assessed as Hawley had asked restitution for $150 received, paid October 4 and 6. He faces one year disqualification from benefits. An Oklahoma City bank guard trap incident followed a false alarm at City National Bank.
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Milton Spencer Hawley
Kast South Street
Melvin
Cobbett
Hawley
Bureau of Employment Security
George F. Carnrike
Carnrike
State Bureat
Harrisburg
IVPRESBARIO DIES IN BRIGHTON ENGLAND LEGENDARY INPRES AARIO VETERAN
Will Murray, aged 77, a veteran Inpres aario performer from New Brighton, England, passed away. The obituary notes his long career and pride in his work, highlighting his contributions to the Inpres aario art form and community recognition.
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Ivpresbario
New Brighton
England
Will Murray
Yemtertiny
Lake property owners to rule on court case
The Findley Lake Property Owners Association aims to decide via member vote at Algonquin Lodge on whether to pursue civil court action against the Town Board of Minn over lake level control and dam management. Members face two questions: fund $40 for legal action and authorize the directors to sue to protect property rights. The dispute centers on lake level changes and control of water and mill rights, with contentious views on private versus public authority.
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Findley Take Property Owners Association
Mini
Algonquin Lodge
Findley Lake
Seasion
Corporation
Fins
Minn
New York
Morse urges Ike run and be defeated in 1960 election
U S Senator Wayne Morse says he wants to see President Eisenhower run and be defeated. He calls for complete reversal of Eisenhower foreign policy, opposing the tone of preventive action and international law. Morse also criticizes truck traffic and highway regulations amid council opposition.
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Morse
Ike
Philadelphia
U. S
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Vannsylvania Clo Council
Eisenhower
Becauie
Marne
Defendiria Quemoy
Mats
French Premier Aborts Decree Powers Fight
Paris Premier Edgar Faure agreed to curb his bid for extraordinary decree powers after political pressure and a tax relief push led by the Poujade movement. He will seek limited economic powers from the National Assembly next Thursday, dropping a bill that mirrored Mendes France’s previous emergency authority.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Pierre Mendes
Pierre PonJade
Faure
Suspects Admit All Burglaries In Corry Area
Two burglary suspects Merrill Nichols and Ronald Cheney pleaded guilty to breaking into and burglarizing multiple businesses in Union City and nearby areas including CafMuch Builders Supply Elgin Feed MUI Clift's Grocery Hammond Elevator Company Garry's Three stores and more. Police say recoverable property will be returned to owners and the men face charges in Union City later today.
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Melvin G. Cobbett
Merrill Nichols
Lemon Street
Ronald Cheney
Union City
CafMuch Builders Supply
Elgin
MUI
Clift's
Houte
Concord Township
Drake
Hammond
Nichols
Paul Behan
Chow
Corry
Rescue near Valparaiso aids 200 aboard stricken vessel
Reports say a rescue near Valparaiso Chile today aims to save 200 aboard the 3,000 ton ship Lavtara after it ran aground in the Straits of Magellan off South America. Naval authorities expect to remove the 100 passengers and crew remaining aboard.
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Valparlatso
Chile
Straits of Magellan
South America
Ahip Lavtara
Becomes Ninth Nation to OK Paris Treaties
Situation improves as socialist threat of court action weakens. House casts decisive 29 9 vote for key pact.
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Paris
West German Parliament approves rearmament and Paris pact
Bonn reports that West Germany completed parliamentary approval of rearmament with the Bundestag and Bundesrat votes. The final Paris Agreement, ending Allied occupation and allowing troops, narrowly passed the upper house as others await Belgium Denmark Luxembourg Netherlands and the United States. Chancellor Adenauer hailed the move while President Heuss prepared to sign.
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Bonn
Germany
France
Bundesrat
Caat
Paris
Bundestag
West Germany
Bonn Republic
Benave
Gipal
Briain
Canada
Greece
Teeland
Maly
Norway
Portugal
Turkey
Belgium
Densmark
Luxembourg
Netherlands
United States
Trice
Konrad Adenauer
Chia
Yalta
Germuany
Theodor Meties
Wyyper House
Dems To Continue Jobless Pay Fight
Harrisburg report notes Sen. John H. Dent, a Senate Democrat floor leader, urging continued push for extended unemployment benefits. The article cites a House-passed bill to raise jobless benefits and shift more payroll tax costs to employers, stalled by Republican opposition before midnight.
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Dems
Harrisburg
John H. Dent
Senate
Democratic
Miter
United Republican
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