Growing support for top level Big Four meeting on global issues
State Department officials said Sen. George urged a four power talks meeting as a path to avert war. They noted conditions must be met before any talks, including German rearmament ratification and NATO alignment, with President Eisenhower cautious on Russian participation.
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Washington
State Department
Sen
George
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Rusia
Britain
France
Department
James C. Hagerty
White House
Boviek
Senate
U. S
Ble
Berlin
Dulles
NBC
West Germany
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Western European Union
Blate Department
Rissa
Third Victim Dies After Auto Crash Near Baden
The third victim, Mrs Irene Jaworaki of Derby, died from injuries from the February 17 auto crash that killed her husband, Bernard Jaworaki, 63, and John Cox, 53, of Buffalo. The accident occurred on key pavement near Baden as the vehicle struck a truck.
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Buffalo
McImeeo Eti
Wan Mra
Irene Jaworaki
Derby
Benard
John Cox
Baden
Bulganin Fires Russian Aide Named Alexand ry
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin dismissed Minister of Culture George Alexand ry for failing to lead the ministry. N. A. Mikhailov, ambassador to Poland, was named as Alexand ry's replacement.
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Bulganin
Bamouayes
London
Nikolai Bulganin
George F. Alexandry
Moscow
Alexandrov
Ministry of Culture
N. A. Mikhailov
Poland
Churchill Opposed Big Four Meeting Until Paris Treaties Ratified
former French premier Mendes France released letters showing Churchill refused any Big Four invitation until Paris Treaties were fully ratified by all signers. Churchill warned of an empty chair if France delayed and cited US backing for Western security amid German rearmament.
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Associated Press
Paris
Pierresfendes
Churchill
Mendes
France
National Assembly
Ruma
United States
Britain
Nuclar Arma
Great Britain
British Commonwealth
German Republic
Benelux
U S Plane Down In East Germany
U S Army helicopter reported down near Fulda in East Germany with an American officer and a German civilian aboard. Officials seek help from Soviet authorities as winds may have carried the craft across the border.
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U.S
East Germany
Fulda
Germany
Tth Army
Nnid
Pulda
Corry youth held after hit and run driver confession
An 18 year old Corry resident admitted driving a car that struck another on North Center street Saturday night and fled the scene. Police said Dilworth Davis Jr. will face charges for leaving the scene and driving without a license. The car belonged to Victor Slye of Corry. no injuries were reported.
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Corryite
Charles Harrower
Clymer
Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Davis
Harrower
Blye
T Hin Cdr
Slye
WBR
White
Safety patrols to view free Rex matinee
About 50 students from Wright and St Edward's safety patrols will attend a free matinee of Destry and Miss Robinson Crusoe at the Rex Theatre. The program is organized by local service clubs with police coordinator Frank Carnegie Nell directing.
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Veterans, of
Corry Officers Attend Wing Meeting
Four officers from Corry 604th Air Patrol Squadron joined CAP commander and wing officers in New Castle for a CAP meeting. They reviewed summer activity schedules and issues on forehand renewal missions, cadet training, and past operations under Air Force and CAP instructors led by Colonel Phillip P. Neuwwiller. Corry team members included Guy Abbey as Commander, Thomas Behrowe as operations officer, Gnifield as communications officer, and Thomas Rothrock as training officer.
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CORRY
List
New Oantle Yeaterday
Air Force
GAM
Phillip P. Neuwiller
Guy Abbey
Thomas Behrowe
Gnifield
Dowmmanications Offiagr
Thomas Rothrock
Kidnapped Baby Found as Woman Arrested in Beaumont
A Beaumont woman Pauline Schulze 40 is jailed on kidnapping charges after police found her baby girl in her Houston home. The infant, tied with a shoulder strap, was later returned to its mother in Beaumont. Doctors say the baby is healthy and Schulze claims the child is hers but authorities find no recent birth records. The Whartons, parents of the infant, had three sons and named the child Carol Bue after the rescue.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Tex
Houston
Pauline Schulze
Tts
Footprint
George Wharton
Beaumont Enterprise
Whartons
Jimmy
Birt
Leslie
Wharton
Carol Bue
Homemade Bomb Kills Youth in Pennsylvania
In Jeannette Pennsylvania a 17 year old high school pupil Jim Allan A Bold was killed when a homemade bomb exploded in his hand. Two nearby companions John Hopkinvon aged 16 and Donald Louck aged 14 escaped unharmed. State Police Corporal Malcolm Kaus said Bold experimented with an unknown chemical formula placed in a sealed pipe and the blast occurred as he tightened a cap.
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Jeannette
Jim
Allan A. Bold
Penn
Inn
Bold
John Hopkinvon
Donald Louck
Malcolm Kaus
Kus
Wounds Wife Then Commits Suicide After Crisis
Detectives say 41 year old Ward Kent wounded estranged wife Virginia, 38, on a street meeting in the Raat End district and then took his own life in Homewood. Mrs Kent was treated and reported in fair condition. Kent died at the scene.
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Piussuner
Ward Kent
Virginia
James Kelly
al Nimpher
Mira’ Boet
Pittsbu Montiel
Senate Republicans press to end jobless bill dispute
Senate Republicans rely on injured colleague Sen John T Van Sant to push through the unemployment compensation wrangle with a 10 day deadline. The split chamber weighs higher payroll taxes and fringe benefits as Democrats and Republicans clash over amendments and benefit levels in a tense fight to pass a new jobs bill.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
John T. van Sant ¢R
Lehigh
Allentown
Hartisburg
Miles R Derk
D-Lycoming
General Assembly
House
H. G. Andrews
van Bant
Henry J. Propert
Montgomery
GOP
Roy E. Funan
Winter Warm Weather Stuns City With Mild Snow Melt
Weather notes show a 55 degree reading as skiers enjoyed a 38 degree high for the day. Residents wandered lawns in mild sun while light snow melted to 0.50 inch by morning. The vernal equinox arrived at 4 36 p m and a cold air wave from the plains is expected to push temperatures near freezing Wednesday.
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Nowe
George Muldertek
Plaine
Dr Edwin Royer Dies After Florida Trip Crash
Dr Edwin Carey Royer 70 of Loch Maven Virginia was killed in a two car crash on Saturday while returning from a Florida honeymoon. His wife Margaret Royer 50 and another couple were injured. Royer died from head injuries shortly after arrival at the hospital.
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Crabh Lersburg
Edwin Carey Royer
Florida
Margaret
Royer
Loch Maven
Mra
New Controversy Rocks Inquiry Of Stock Market
A fresh squall hit the Senate stock market inquiry as Senator Capehart attacked Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith over a 1919 pamphlet. Galbraith, recovering in Cambridge, said the pamphlet warned about communism, while Capehart accused him of praise. The clash highlighted partisan tensions as hearings on the market end.
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Associated Free
Washington
Senate
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
Capehart
Rand
Galbraith
Senate Banking Committee
Cambridge
Mass
Warny
NBC
Fulbright
D-Ark
Banking Committee
Douglas
D-1
Nbc-Tv
Senator Capshart
Benjamin Fairless
Page Hight
Pakistan Sind Assembly strips speaker in wake of arrests
Seven members walked out as the Sind Assembly voted to remove Speaker Ghulam Ali Talpur amid an alleged plot to assassinate provincial ministers. Police ring the Hyderabad Parliament. arrests extend beyond Talpur. Pir Ellahi Baksh, former chief minister, also reportedly held.
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Pakistan
Associated Press
Karachi
Sindi Provincis
Assembly
Ghulam Ali ‘Talpur
Mohammed Ayub Khurra
Hyderabad
Copia
Pir Ellaht Baksh
Talpur
Khurro
Yalta Papers Fuel GOP Strategy Claims
Senator Bridges announces GOP will use Yalta documents to attack rivals. He orders staff to extract info from the papers for speeches while Senator Sparkman cautions Democrats that the material won't supply explosive charges and warns Republicans to cite precise details once the records are public.
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Washington
Sen
Bridges
Yalta
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Uberty
Tnce
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Sen. Sparkman
D-Alw
Yulin
Yaluy
Shaller
French Assembly Approves Budget After Midnight Session
France's National Assembly approved a budget that anticipates about eight point six billion dollars in government income this year. It expects military spending to be high but faces a shortfall around ten percent, with a stated income of 3,080,000,000 francs ($8,600,100,000) and a 384-211 vote in a late session.
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Paris
France
Senate group plans new probe of communists
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee pledged new investigations to expose communists who penetrated the government. Chairman Ben Jenner and successor chairman Sen. Lastiend announced several projects, with two likely to involve public hearings. The panel's findings blame Roosevelt and Knox for weakening naval security and allege communist infiltration in wartime programs and the Army information unit, naming Alger Hiss and Harry Dexter White as key figures.
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Associated Pree Washington
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Ub Committee
Ben
Jenner
R-Ind
Sen
Lastiend
D-Miss
Ieee
Franklin D
Lundergronne Communista
Alger Mie
Fortes Binte
Harry Dexter White
Treasury Department
Corry Mason Receives High Masonry Honor in York Rite
Corry Mason, a longtime member of the Free and Accepted Masons, was named a knight in the Order of the Red Cross of Constantine during a Saturday ceremony at St John’s Conclave No. 24 in Brewind. The honor is shared by only one other Corry resident, Ralph Fagin, with several notable Masons attending including Fred A. Nicholson Paul M. Moore James M. Deoter Channing Gulbreath and G. Mason Cochran.
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Corry Mason
Llnyd Blane
Pennsylvania
York
Ralph Fagin
Airliner crash near Springfield airport kills 12
An American Airlines Convair crashed in rain near the Springfield Missouri airport, killing 12 and injuring 23. The 3 crew and 42 passengers were aboard. pilot Jack Fripish survived, stewardess Hita Madaj and copilot Glenn Walker died. The wreckage spread across a pasture. emergency crews struggled through mud as ambulances arrived. Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board prepared to probe the cause.
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Associated Press
Springfield
American Airlines
Jack Fripish
Chicago
Hita Madaj
Glenn Walker
Los Angeles
Carl
Glenn Hendrix
Seine
Bill Bowers
TTA
Bowers
Stanley Grzan
Kcownt
Detroit
Wayne County
Spring
McKnight
New York
American Air Lines
Airlines
Tulsa
Clyit Aeronautics
Rexewers
Revuert
Plin
Tendheda Hospital
May Muda
Uty
Page
Robbern While Napping Denver Theft Report
Alvin Vigil said he slept at home while watching TV and woke to find the TV set and bedspread missing. A neighbor, Mrs Martha Kimble, saw three men carrying a suspicious box down the street with a bedspread draped over a man.
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Robben
Denver
Alvin Vigil
Pace
Martha
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