City Council Edges Toward Forcing Sidewalks and Fees
City council discussed forcing sidewalk construction on West Smith East Pleasant and Wayne streets to improve safety. Residents complained Nichols Disposal fails at dumps on West Washington and Avenue A, with trash piling and sewage plant issues. Treasurer announced April end as county real estate tax deadline amid low payments in four wards.
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Roger Brown
William 8. Geer
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J. Fred Kinley
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Kinley
East Main Street
Ton Wiliams
Mavens
Emerson
Gottwell
Smith Street
Memorial Hospital
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Wright School
Wayne Street
Alde
Kintey
Carl Smit
Brno
Smith
Coounty
Institution
Mercury Dips To One Below Zero In Severe Snowstorm
The eastern seaboard endures a major snowstorm as Corry suffers bitter cold. Observer Leo Neckers reports a 1 below zero reading on the weather bureau thermometer last night, with 1 A.M. showing 0 and a March 20 low possibly an all-time record for the first day of spring.
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Seaboard
Weather Bureau
Leo Neckers
Union Snag Clouds Fate Of WE Agreement
Washington James B Carey, president of the International Union of Electrical Workers, faced resistance from the negotiating committee amid a closed-door session seeking approval of a proposed 5-year pact with pay increases of 5 to 17 cents per hour plus severance and insurance. The plan, developed with Westinghouse official Joan D Blasier, follows government negotiators’ framework and aims to end the strike by offering incremental wage gains and benefits to the 36 workers fired for alleged violence while the panel weighs the terms.
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Westinghouse
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Tues
Joan D. Blasier
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westnehole
Fla
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Tee
Shriners To Take Children To Circus
Corry area SHG growers and local schools will join the Shriners on an annual trip to Gannon Auditorium Brie for a circus event. About 204 students will depart by chartered bus at 30 p.m. with consent slips due, escorted by teachers and Shriners.
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Pol Wck
Elvis
Edward’s
Conelway
Duleh City
Wattsburg
Lowellie
Shirin
St Edward's
Redmond
Witain
Foreign Aid Request Faces Alterations
President Eisenhower’s foreign aid program, $4,089,075,000, faces edits as it moves through Congress. Chairman Richards questions total size and long term commitments while senators debate whether to authorize 10 year spending at high annual levels and prefer stating intent to continue aid without fixed totals. House and Senate leaders weigh limiting commitments and shifting focus to fostering investment climates abroad.
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Washington
Senhower
Congress
Richards
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Tounphet Whit
Senate
Moula
Eisenhower
Lone Tonge Development Projicta
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Knowland
California
Tony
Woman Killed In Pittsburgh Fire
Pittsburgh fire kills a woman and injures two other adults in a two story frame house. The victim is identified as Mrs Tikit Bos tisox. injured are Paul Parr 34 and Francs Kimberte 50. Fire officials say a 2 foot fall from the blaze caused their injuries.
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Tikit Bostisox
Paul Parr
Francs Kimberte
Northeast Digging Way Out Of Blizzard On First Day Of Spring
Northeast residents battled a crippling blizzard on the first day of spring. Death toll rose to 141 as heavy snow, high tides, and flooding paralyzed parts of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and nearby coastal areas. Commuters were stranded, buses halted, and airports closed while emergency declarations spread across several states.
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Minnesota Democrats battle Kefauver Stevenson in primary
Minnesota voters face a high interest Democratic presidential primary as Stevenson campaigns with county and state party support while Kefauver vies for rural backing. The contest shares the ballot with Republicans led by Eisenhower, and outcomes hinge on rural strength, party organization, and early voting behavior.
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Cite Driver After Collision
A LOY MONArst was cited after a collision on Worth Gerben street involving Parkin and Williams. Police said both drivers, Parkhuret and Willi Custead, were cited for careless driving after their cars collided at an arterial station and caused property damage.
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Alderias Melvin &, Cotebel
Margaret Truman Sets Wedding Date For April 21st
Margaret Truman, daughter of the President, announces her wedding date for April 21 at Trinity Episcopal Church in Independence Missouri. The ceremony will be simple, with a reception at the Truman home for close friends and family before a New York honeymoon.
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State Solons Hope To Adjourn Week Of April 1
Harrisburg Senate Republican leaders launched a drive to adjourn the long session by the end of the week of April 1. House Democrats, led by Speaker Andrews, predicted completion by about April 14 as lawmakers debate timing and Holy Week meetings. The adjournment would allow campaigning before the April 24 primary for about 210 House seats and half the Senate, with many legislators tying their calendars to a pending vote.
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Algiers Braced for Rebellion Crackdown
AP briefs report Algiers under martial defenses as French Resident Minister Robert Laconte orders forces to stamp out 16 months of rebellion amid tense security. In Harrisburg Gov Lender signs law adding property taxes for emergency school bond payments, targeting districts built since 1946. Pittsburgh Allegheny County seeks removal of military operations from Great Pittsburgh Airport due to crowding conditions.
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Pennsylvania House approves teacher pay hike in bill
The House Education Committee narrowly backs legislation raising teachers' salaries in Pennsylvania. The plan would boost base pay and add increments, affecting school judges and directors. A companion study on wire tapping and food testing is requested by the Senate and will inform key legislative decisions.
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Farm Bill Fight Echoes In House And Speeding Law
In a Pi etsbury courtroom Judge Francis O Connor questions whether courts are bound by law or a directive from Harrisburg as the state unveils a new graduated suspension plan for speeding drivers. Harold M Werner appeals a suspension despite a 15 day offer, with his attorney arguing for 30 days under the state policy. The judge probes how courts should apply the new directives and whether the state will concede any negotiating leverage in these cases.
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Alite
Harold M. Werner
Pittaburgh
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Harrinburg
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Red Cross Hits 66 Per Cent of 8900 Dollar Goal
Red Cross reports two thirds of the eight thousand nine hundred dollar goal raised at the local chapter drive. Willian Leaby and Prade Dodd announced after a meeting at headquarters that campaign pledges may still be contributed and pickups will be arranged for late donations. Local rural chairmen listed with ward leaders in Columbia and Wayne Townships reported favorable progress and continue solicitations.
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Cox
Willian Leaby
Prade Dodd
Chaienen Ware
Aa Miell
Thone
Jobo
Frank Dodd
Columbia
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Nira
Red Crom
North Center
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Union City Man To Repay Cash
Union City man Wares R. McCrellan pled guilty before Federal Judge Joseph Willson to obtaining unemployment benefits totaling funds from railroad workers retirement. He was ordered to repay the money and placed on three years probation. no file was reviewed. The case previously appeared before a judge but no action was recorded.
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Wares R. McCrellan
Union CI
Joseph Willson Yeaterday
Herount Mewins
Beyer
McClellas
Brie
Nehru Plans July Visit to United States
The White House announced Prime Minister Nehru will visit the United States in July for talks with President Eisenhower and other officials. An invitation was extended by Secretary of State Hull during their meeting in New Delhi last month.
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India
United States
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Gelatin
White House
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Nehr
Brair Hulles
New Delhi
Measure Draws Criticism From Most Senators
A patchwork farm bill passed by the Senate drew sharp complaints from many members as partisan and of limited support. The measure keeps price supports but adds a two price system for major crops while seeking dairy parity adjustments, with critics predicting possible presidential vetoes and urging a conference committee compromise before March 29.
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