Salamanca Fire Fatal To 4 Children
Four children died when a rural Salamanca home burned down Tuesday night while they slept. Their mother, badly burned on hands and face, saved three other children and drove them in a pickup to a neighbor for aid. Survivors were rushed to a hospital in nearby Olean.
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Salamanca
N.Y
Olean
Barbara Hecker
William
Holly MW
Jean
William Hecker
Christine
Jacqueline
Loretta
Bul Talo
IMF Funds To Wreck Ike Budget Hopes
Washington AP report says the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a $1.375 billion increase in the U.S. subscription to the International Monetary Fund to come from next year’s budget, undermining President Eisenhower’s balanced budget aim. The panel also backed a $4.175 billion World Bank capital stock rise that would not shift immediate budget costs, prompting Republican Leader Everett Dirksen to warn the move may leave the federal budget unbalanced.
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IME
Ike
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
World Bank and
International Monetary Funch
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Committee
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Everett Dirksen
Ilinois
Treasury
City Motorists Unhurt In Route 89 Crash Near Corry
Corry Stater reports that two city motorists escaped injury when their cars collided about 1 o'clock last evening six miles west of Corry on Route 69. John P. Baroth of Liberty Street stopped after hearing a thump. Howard McMullin of West Frederick Street, driving south, skid on ice and struck Baroth’s car. Total loss estimated at about 100 dollars.
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Corry
John P. Baroth
Liberty Street
Howard McMullin
West Frederick Street
McMullin
Two-Car Collision Causes $1,600 Damage on North Center
Police reported a two car collision on North Center street at 7:15 last evening causing $1,600 in damage. Charles Hiles of Snyder Circle and Joseph Svetz, 19, of R. D. 4. Corry were the drivers. Svetz’s car slid out of control in the 1000 block and struck Hiles’ vehicle as the street was icy. No injuries were reported. The other item notes U.S. Steel Corp says corporate profits are down sharply versus wages since World War II.
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North Center Street
Charles Hiles
Snyder Circle
Joseph Svetz
Corry
Hiles
Svetz
Polide
New York
U. S. Steel Corp. Siys
Bond Up for Corry Street Departments Push Big Bond
A special Corry City Council meeting eyed a major bond issue to fund street department needs as bids rose toward 18,000 for new equipment. Streets head J R Dearing outlined requests while safety director Raymond Weber urged speedier vehicle purchases and possible reuse of older assets.
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Cry Council
Raymond Weber
Weber
J. R. Dearing
Corry Easter Egg Hunt rules target fair prize spread
Corry Chamber of Commerce Retail Division publishes Easter egg hunt rules to prevent last year’s disputes. March 28 event designates age groups and locations at Fourth Ward playground Welch School Mead Park and Wright Street School with golden eggs redeemable for Ritz Restaurant candy.
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Corry
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Fourth Ward
Welch School
Mead Park
Penelee
Wright Stree School
C of C Retail Division
TV Sets Taken In Columbus Area Break-in
Corry State Police investigate a break-in at Gilson's Builders Supply west of Columbus on Route 6. Entry was gained by breaking the front door glass and turning the knob from inside, with two portable TV sets missing and the total loss listed at 350 dollars. Martin Ressler, a Columbus employee, noted the theft occurred between 6 yesterday and 9 a.m. today.
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Corry
Gilson's
Builders Supply
Columbus
Martin Ressler
Ploye
Taday
Executive Wife Stabbed To Death at Home
Verna Bagran about 55 wife of a clothing firm president was found stabbed to death in her Squir rel Hill home. A paring knife protruded from her throat and she lay at the foot of basement steps near the family passage. Bagran was reported in New York on a business trip.
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Hmsburuh
Verna Bagran
Swanky
Squirrel Hill
Fagran
New York City
British Leader Urges Western Unity On Berlin
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, en route to North America, urged Western powers to present a united front on Germany. He planned talks with Eisenhower in Washington and expected to meet Khrushchev’s ground rules in Moscow.
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Macmillan
Canada
U.s
Ottawa
Harold Macmiliut
Eisenhower
Germany
Privenises
Macaullay
Tom Tondan
Ohn Diefen
Haley Wink
Macmillaid
Moscow
Selwyn Lipvd
Eisenhowe
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Mwhrusheney
Charles Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Paris
Willineness
Plan Midnight Tax Session in Harrisburg
AP reports a $26 million sales tax measure faces Democratic resistance in the Harrisburg House. Gov Lawrence presses holdouts, aiming for a midnight session and possible passage without GOP help. House control 107 to 102, 106 votes needed.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
Stephen McCann
Democratic
McCain
U S Drafts German Treaty For Possible Ministers Meet
President Bethowes foray into a German treaty outlines steps toward a potential ministers meeting. The text discusses election timelines, a Hawaii status debate, and looming proclamations shaping a possible path to statehood after a half century of appeals and a ratified territorial constitution.
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U.S
Assington
Bethowes
Nag Techloind
William Quinn
Whivesky
Eleeton Notst Corte
Eisenhowses
Stankee
Adivision of Hawaii
U S Plan for German Peace Treaty Faces Mixed Reactions
Washington reports indicate the United States prepared a broad peace plan for a sovereign German government amid war fears and Soviet pressures. Britain France and West Germany show caution, prioritizing German reunification, while Allies discuss readiness to respond if Moscow raises the treaty issue.
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West
United States Plan
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
West Germany
di Lon
Germany
U.S
Governors invited to meet Eisenhower on jobless pay
President Eisenhower will host eight state governors including Hawaii Florida Illinois Mississippi New Jersey West Virginia North Dakota Utah and Colorado to discuss strengthening the federal state unemployment compensation program. Democratic senators criticized the House passed extension as inadequate urging hearings and faster action by the Senate Finance Committee chaired by Byrd with a potential floor vote Friday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Hawaii
Florida
Ilinois
Mississippi
New Jersey
West Virginia
North Dakota
Utah
Colorado
AM Nine
National Governors Conference
Capitol Hill
House
Murry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
Hits
Oil City Dem May Set Record And Still Lose
An Oil City Democrat, Joseph Berger, filed petitions for 19 different offices including every vacant alderman and assessor post plus two constable jobs. The county commissioners study the petitions to determine legality. he may be allowed to run only for assessor in his ward due to residency rules.
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Joseph Berger
Berger
Convertible ice and roller shoe skate patent granted
Willis Th Mail of Union City reveals a practical invention a shoe that converts between roller and ice skate setups. The design uses a shared sole and frame with removable blade or roller assemblies enabling quick conversion without special tools. The unit aims to be economical, sturdy, and capable of withstanding skating shocks.
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Willis Th Mail
Union City
Mall Haes
Dhue
Teiver
Mall
Cite 90 MPH Driver For 3 Violations
Centerville resident Auogene Gray faced traffic citations after a pursuit began when he allegedly fled a patrol officer. Gray drove through stop signs, sped on Spurtnstiey Highway, and reached over 90 miles per hour, resulting in charges of running a stop sign reckless driving and speeding.
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Centerville
Auogene Gray
R. BD
Firatavere
West Plens
Holle
Holle Said Iis Posible
Hin
Leyng
Sild Cray
Ube
Second Avenue
West Church Street
Chureh
Northwest Street
Income Tax Exemptions For 1958 Saver's Note
Washington AP outlines exemptions available in the 1958 income tax return. Husbands and wives may claim $600 per person, $1,200 for those over 65, plus additional $600 if over 65, with rules for head of household and widows. If filing jointly or separately, spouses may claim exemptions based on age and income, with conditions for those under 63 and those over 65. Continued on Page Three.
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Washington
Park Rides Approve 59 Expenditures for Recreation Spot
Mead earl Association members last night approved a operating budget for the coming year to run the Wenle recreation site. Norman Edinger chaired the grounds committee and presented the plan, which funds a new bridge over the dam a motorized snow sweeper a new duck house pond stocking with fish for Decoration Day opening and partial restroom completion. Roy Reed reported state approval to stock the pond and fish arrival timing remains to be confirmed. Other attendees included Estella Wells Perry Nichols Louis Sears Howard McMullin Arthur Lita Alphonse Yunasens Howard Lee Nob Boot Burhomer Edwin Boggs Joseph Catalfa and Hazel Wrecker.
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Mead Earl Associalian
Wwenl
Norman Eoinger
Roy Reed
Inter
Edinger
Edinger Sand Reed
Wert Mis
Estella Wells
Perry Nichols
Louis Sears
Howard Mcl Mullin
Arthur Lita
Alphonse Yunasens
Howard Lee
Nobboot Burhome
Pennsylvania House considers bingo legalization bill
Harrisburg AP reports that a bill would legalize bingo on a focal option basis in Pennsylvania. The measure, sponsored by Rep. John J. Murray and Rep. George E. Jenkins of Allegheny County Democrats and Rep. Thomas H. W. Jones, would apply to veterans charities and religious groups with local authorities issuing permits and no bingo on Sundays.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John J. Murray
George E. Jenkins
Allegheny County
Thomas H. W. Jones
Montgomery
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