Real estate transfer and regional rail concerns noted
The deed records a transfer of property from John Kissman to Malcolm P McGinhis on South Street Corry Erie County. Erie labor leader George Klemm urged renewed efforts to move Nickel Plate trains onto New York Central tracks, citing Niagara Falls success costing about 40 million dollars.
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Two Killed In Bedroom Battle
Hollywood AP reports a bedroom gun battle left two men dead after a love triangle dispute. Victims Barney Sitya 35 part-owner of three Los Angeles restaurants and Jack Sorin 47 jazz musician died in a house recently rented by Dorothy Chester 38.
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President of Ireland talks to Congress in Washington
President Sonny O'Kelly addressed Congress amid calls for peace and unity. He praised Ireland's resistance to partition and urged collaboration with the United Nations to reduce international tension. O'Kelly’s appearance followed St Patrick's Day events and included ceremonies at the Tomb of the Unknowns and a White House dinner with the Eisenhowers before a tour to New York and beyond.
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Cuban Cinema Institute Planned by Havana Cabinet
Havana reports a cabinet plan to establish a Cuban Institute of the Arts for the cinema industry. The move aims to organize film production, promote national cinema, and coordinate government guidance for the industry.
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Delaware Desegregation Hearing Weighs Plans
Judge Caleb Layton presides over a three day hearing on a desegregation plan for Delaware schools. The state board backs a gradual integration starting in Grade 1 next September, adding a grade each year. Opponents seek immediate integration and NAACP proposals were rejected. Appeals allowed. Most schools remain segregated except Wilmington.
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Graham To Take 10 Day Rest
Billy Graham travels to Queensland Gold Coast resort for a 10 day rest after two revival stops in Melbourne and a Tasmanian stand. After the holiday he will hold meetings in New Zealand. Autograph seekers greet him as Dr. William Erdman, University of Pennsylvania, joins over the weekend. Erdman reports Graham suffers a blood spasm behind his left eye causing blurred focus and will examine him during July crusade resumption.
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March 1 recession data signal slow recovery ahead
New York AP dispatch reports official statistics show industrial output improving yet still below prewar averages. Early March indicators point to rising personal incomes and higher factory activity, with steel, copper, aluminum demand up and inventories growing amid cautious optimism.
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Commerce data shows February peak and rising costs
The Commerce Department reports February's annual rate at 364 billion dollars, up 37 billion from the prior year. Tax increases at local and state levels will siphon income gains, while services costs rise and industrial activity remains war-influenced. Businesses stockpile as orders may dwindle if strikes cause shortages and higher material costs.
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Justice Aide May Quit Report Justice Aide May Quit
Anderson, 42, former U S Attorney for Western Pennsylvania, reportedly plans to resign from the Justice Department to enter private law practice in Pittsburgh. The New Eagle, Pa., native declined to confirm or deny the report yesterday.
Midnight Tax Session Planned in Harrisburg
A chaotic legislative update covers unemployment compensation reform, a sales tax proposal for Pennsylvania, and a Korean veterans bonus plan. Key figures include House GOP Policy Committee chair W. Stuart Hile and Senators Koester Wade Lane, with debates over budget cuts and tax measures amid stalled support.
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