American Patrol Survives Ambush Near Parallel 38
An American tank infantry patrol and mine engineers escaped a Communist ambush less than three miles from the Red Korean border near the Pukhan River. Fire from multiple directions ceased after the tank force engaged, with Lt. Gen. Matthew Ridgway noting success. Chinese forces reportedly prepared for a strong stand south of parallel 38 as 60,000 troops fortified western positions near the border.
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Charles D. Folner
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Corry Teacher Named Meadville Physical Director Post
Raymond Barstow, 26, of Gerty High School faculty, named physical director of Meadville NEO A. by Harry Day. He will start September 1, succeeding Robert L. Palmer who resigned in January. Barstow assisted WMCA with the teeth Age program and is Red Cross tire saving and first aid instructor. A graduate of Slippery Rock State Wonders College with a PE degree, he served as a Marine pharmacist’s mate in World War II. He is married with two children.
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Railroads Reject Settlement Plan Amid Labor Talks
Washington March 22 The nation's railroads rejected a settlement proposal in the two year dispute with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. The carriers indicated the plan failed to satisfy trainmen and labor leaders. Senator Murray and other officials had urged acceptance but the proposal was dismissed, with calls for a new arbitrator and working condition rules to govern future bargaining.
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Renate Labor
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Angry parents confront Waterford high school principal
A Waterford Joint High School board meeting drawn by over 100 parents heard witnesses accuse Warren C. Dingle of brutal discipline over seven years as principal. Witnesses described beatings and injuries, and the board adjourned into executive session with a plan to reconvene next week to decide on possible action.
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Warren C. Dingle
Waterford Joint High School
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Joh Morrow
Eurlier
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Esther Burger
Raymond Plant Union Elects New Officers
Lawrence Vanderhoof was elected president of Local 629 United Automobile Workers at Raymond Mfg Co. Tuesday night. Carl Coates was elected vice president, Virginia Brown recording secretary, Angelo Frisina and Anaricial Secretary Andeanuler, Charley Hughes chief steward, with many other officers named in the results announced yesterday.
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Lawrence Vanderhoof
United Automobile Workers
Raymond Mfg. Co
Carl Coates
Virginia Brown
Angelo Frisina
Andeanuler
Charley Hughes
Walter Royek
Adam Dingieskil
Keyis Hurlbert
Ebert Bush
Paul Steen
Council elects Carl Smith as city treasurer
The council unanimously elected Carl Smith to fill the unexpired term after Miss Trene Mullen resigned. Smith, already serving as steel director, will take office as early as April 1. The audit by Controller Pain is expected to take four days, with vacancy fill uncertain and party opposition unclear for the July primary.
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Reigna
Trene Mullen
Smith
Jciety
Connell
Charles Paty
Carneliman
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Ier
Controller Pain
Clark Pain
Union City
Miss Mullen
Willard Dyckes
Nish Mullen
Mr. Smith
Mr. Dyckes
Lit
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Collazo Loses New Trial Plea in Blair House Shooting
Washington March 22 Oscar Collazo lost his bid for a new trial and faces execution after conviction for first degree murder in the Blair House shooting that targeted President Truman. Judge T Alan Goldsborough denied the motion and set 10 a.m. EST Friday April 6 for sentencing.
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Washington
Oscar Collazo
Truman
Blair House
U.S
T. Alan Goldsbarouett
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Puerta Rent
Gambling 15 Said Big Business in East St Louis
Associate James J. Carroll testified before Senate crime investigators that a 20 million dollar per year gambling operation operated in East St Louis, with around 750000 dollars gross profit. He named John Mooney and Michael Grady as operators and said he received up to 110000 dollars in a year for advice and financing. He did not specify the year and his lawyer said Carroll is now retired from betting.
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James J. Carroll
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East St. Louis
John Mooney
Michael Grady
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Zoning Board Grants Meerdink Appeal Amid Hospital Plans
The zoning board approves Meerdink's appeal over hospital housing plans, despite opposition led by M. Howard of West Smyth Freel. Officials weigh precedent and property impact while outlining conditions and the need to show final plans before any sale or construction proceeds.
Four Students Killed In Plane Crash At Mt Pleasant Pa
Four Mount Pleasant Pennsylvania students died in a plane crash near town when the plane failed to clear a field west of the campus. Victims include Joseph F. Mertes 18 a Chicago resident and former editor Vincent B. Nyhan 24 a senior and former editor at The Hoy a and Robert Beandry 28 a College of Arts and Sciences prefect. The plane reportedly plunged into heavy snow during a storm as witnesses described the fatal moment near the Georgetown University area campus. The pilots name was uncertain and local police said the incident occurred amid worsening weather with speed and visibility reducing rapidly.
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Mavely
Georgetmyn University
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the Hoya
Robert Beandry
College of Arts and Soioiees
B.J. Phoenix
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Clarence Akney Moe
Pat DoUse
Mt Plegsant
President Ends Vacation Today in Key West
President Trimm returns from a three week break to address political storms in Washington. He left the Bacheine Naval Air Station and rode the destroyer Sarsfield for a cruise from Fort Jefferson on Garden Key. The trip featured rough seas and bright sunshine, with the president appearing upbeat and tanned, weighing slightly more than his official 176 pounds.
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Taoomis
Bedford Bar Association Endorses Judge Wright for 2nd Term
Bedford Pennsylvania March 22 The Bedford County Bar Association unanimously endorses Judge J Colyin Wright for a second ten year term The judge is identified as a Republican and nominations of both parties were hidden when first expected in 1941.
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Bedford County Bar Associatjor
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Jurge Wright
Hospital board to grow by four members in 1980 plan
The Corry hospital board approved enlarging to add four new members to oversee the new facility move. Attorney Roger Brown reported approval depended on securing a board majority and voter support for related financing. The February report showed 211 admissions and 1,022 days of service, with 27 major operations noted.
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Convict Refused in Plea for New Trial
Pittsburgh March 2 Ralph Brink convicted of forgery and jail break in Crawford County has been denied a writ of habeas corpus seeking a new trial Federal District Judge Wallace S Gourley ruled Brink has exhausted state remedies and is not entitled to relief His hearing featured witnesses including former Judge O G Kant and President Judge Herbert Mapk Brink was imprisoned in Western Penitentiary and escaped from Meadville before being recaptured in Ohio
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Water Official Resigns in New York City Amid Bribe Allegations
New York water official Moran resigns amid pressure from Mayor Willis after allegedly taking 550,000. Witnesses claim O'Dwyer received 410,000. probe links the payments to a planned ambassadorship and removal threats. O'Dwyer denies and faces grand jury scrutiny as officials discuss ethics and potential charges.
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France orders all army and police leaves cancelled amid rail strike
Paris faces a broad strike as France cancels leaves for army and police, with 80 percent of trains halted. Government orders key rail staff to stay at work, while nationwide disruptions grow and contingency plans promise new wages and alternative transport.
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May Try To Revive Pay Control Setup
Reported in New York May 22 that government officials discuss reviving wage and price controls. Court proceedings reference Hiss case and related sentencing. details unclear due to OCR errors. High court figures and officials named in the fragmentary item.
Senate vote set for April 2 on troop issue
A March 22 Associated Press dispatch reports Senate Democrats expect the United States to deploy troops in Europe as a unified force. Senator McFarland of Arizona predicts an April 2 vote on the troop proposal, with debate highlighting fears of a broader war and calls for a multinational military effort in Europe. House members return from a holiday on April 2.
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Associated Press
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Arizona
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debaLe
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Erwin Jott
Russa
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Rusts
Pennsylvania Ohio road officials meet tolls policy
Pennsylvania and Ohio highway officials convened a meeting at Potter Township to address a long standing toll plaza bottleneck. Secretary Smock urged immediate action to ease congestion by adjusting traffic flow and outlet provisions on the turnpike to prevent future delays.
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Senators Quiz Truman’s Physician On His Health and Promotion
Senators opened questioning of President Truman’s physician amid a push to confirm Gen Wallace for promotion to major general. Senate armed services leaders said the hearing would be private but likely public, with aides noting possible broader medical inquiries.
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