Government urged to act to stimulate business in recession debate
The Associated Press reports a Washington discussion on drastic government action. Democratic senators Hill and Douglas push for immediate or soon steps, while the Committee for Economic Development urges caution and favors tax cuts or public works only if a severe recession is evident.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hill
Alabama
Douglas
Timois
Committee For Economic Development
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CED
Popular Novelist Samuel Shellabarger Dies at 65
Samuel Shellabarger, renowned author of swashbuckling histories and former English professor, died of a heart attack at his Princeton home aged 65. His works include Captain From Castile, The Prince of Foxes, The King's Cavalier, and Lord Vanity. A requiem will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church with burial in Princeton Cemetery.
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Princeton
Associated Press
N. J
Samuel Shellabarger
Shellabarger
Castile
Lord Vanity
Trinity
Episcopal Church
Princeton Cemetery
Beaver Club memorial fund donations total 242 dollars
Lawrence A. Nichols Beaver Club president announced a memorial fund for the late Richard Bach totaling 242 dollars. Donors are being acknowledged with cards and a donor list was given to Mrs. Clara Barhofner as plans proceed to raise funds to equip Corry Aves High School football field.
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Lawrence A. Nichols
Beaver Club
Richard Bach Omer
Clara Barhofner
Corry Aves
Two Bandits Rob First National Bank in Sharon
In Sharon Pennsylvania two armed men robbed the First National Bank of West Middlesex taking an undetermined amount of cash. They forced Ernest Klinger the president and several others into a vault before fleeing in a waiting car. No injuries reported.
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Sharon
First National Bank
West Middlesex
Ernest Klinger
Jim O'Neil
Dotia Walker
Don Grundy
Klinger
Four injured in Corry highway crashes on icy roads
State Police report two accidents in the Corry district blamed on icy roads. Mrs. Lawrence Cooper and family members were treated for injuries after a Route collision with a utility pole, while David Fairchild and John Bunnell avoided injury in a second crash with about 105 in total vehicle damage.
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Corry
Focal Barracks
Lawrence Cooper
Port Allegany
Cor~ry Memoral Hospital
David Fairchild
East Pleasant Street
John Bunnell
Erie
Fairchild
Defense FAS Delayed Trial in Japanese Case
Defense attorneys fail to obtain a two month delay in the court martial of S Sgt Maurice L Schick 33 of Canonsburg PA charged with the premeditated strangling of Susan Rothschild nine year old daughter of a U S Colonel. Col Ludington orders readiness for testimony Wednesday as a civilian psychiatrist cannot attend yet.
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Tokyo
U. S
Col
Ludington
Harlow Huckabee
Schick
Susan Rothschild
Qimt
Sagamihara Army
Douglas 10 Presses for Bigger Excise Tax Cuts
U S Senator Douglas of Illinois advocates $382 million more cuts in the excise tax bill now in the Senate to reduce prices on autos and appliances. He argues the Republican program fails to end the recession while the House and Senate debate broader tax revisions and exemptions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hill
Ala
Senate
Millikin
R-Cato
Senate Finance Committee
House
Sen
Douglas
Tttnois
Congress
Benate Finance Committee
Kean
Winter Lingers as March Brings Winds and Snow
Corry sees lingering winter as a March wind hits Saturday with two and a half inches of snow. Roads remain hazardous from a mini blizzard and one accident blamed on the weather. Temperatures dip to 18 degrees with a high near 28, while forecast calls for a chilly night and possible rain or snow by tomorrow night.
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Corry Fon
Aero Supply Mfg ends 1953 with loss in city report
New York City rine pages report Aero Supply Mfg Co ended 1953 with a net loss of 3270 dollars. It contrasts with 1952 earnings of 200827 dollars and 47 cents per share. Analysts cite a 14 week summer strike that idled the plant as a factor in the loss.
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Xore City Rine
Aero Supply Mfg. Co
Sumimnet
Former Corry Man Flee Fire In Titusville Building
Robert Roach, 41, escaped a Titusville fire in the American House on Bust Centre Street. He suffered a back injury and is in serious condition at Titusville Hospital. Firefighters said flames began on the second floor and the roof collapsed soon after. the landmark building sustained extensive damage and an estimated loss of about 20 000 dollars. Fire crews from nearby towns helped subdue the blaze.
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Robert Roach
Tinaville
Roneh
Titusvillé
Titusville Hospital
Gilbert Gates
Gates
Roach
Titisville
John Roseman
Ty Meadville
Titunsville Treme
Saic
Dumage
Plewsannville
Low City
Bulding
Titusville
Penelec reports 6 percent rise in 1953 sales
Pennsylvania Electric Company units sold rose 6 percent in 1953 from 2 326 406 000 kWh to a record 465 725 000. Customers served increased to 285 670, average residential use fell to 2177 kWh with a $74.21 bill, and the average rate held at 4 cents per kWh. Net income reached 104.5 million amid higher operating costs and taxes.
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Pennsylvania Eléctric Company
LoWry
Citus
Prneler
Westerns
South Centre
Pennsylvania
Ees
Penelec
Weomonites
Deaths Listed As Murder In Double Tragedy
Coroner Clyde M Klesinger ruled 18 deaths as murder or self-inflicted in the case of Arthur Benzles 69 and his wife Beatrice, found shot at home. Police concluded no outsider was involved and that Benzles killed Beatrice and then took his own life amid Beatrice’s incurable cancer diagnosis. Beatrice Benzles lived in West Suntury and had liver and heart ailments.
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Clyde M Klesinger
Arthur
Benzles
Beatrice
Klesinger
Benzies
Beales
West Suntury
Patrad
East Germany readies army expansion amid Cold War tensions
The report claims East Germany plans to draft all men over 18, expanding to seven divisions with about 110 000 men and mobilizing Soviet trained units. It cites Western reaction and mentions the Kasnrilerts Vodkspatinel as the Red Army style force, plus air and naval assets.
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Si Yan
Hs wAny Joo
Rick Eld Foyes
Weal
Girminy Secnetty
Fficers
Syakl Tody
Usthina
East Germain
Kasnrilerts Vodkspatinel
CKVP
West Germany
Hut Sewight
Mitlithey
Poliosman
Cerdi
Tilly Mokorived
Kuckiemy
Mtiaircraft
Bagh Gee Inti
Hue
Escrhbli
Flusalon Semy
Soviet Note to Greece Demands Removal of U S Bases
The Soviet government protests Greek plans to host U S bases and military stations, accusing Greece of actions that threaten Balkan peace. Deputy Foreign Minister V A Zorin handed the note to Greek Ambassador A Kerryuman, urging removal of allied military facilities and criticizing Western security agreements.
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Krenilin
Greece
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Turkey
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Freltibergh
Grewt
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A. Kerryuman
Greene
U. A
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Athens
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Crewe Sovernment
Fire Fatality on Danish Freighter Gudrun Muerak
A flash fire in the sleeping quarters of the 9,000 ton Danish freighter Gudrun Muerak killed three crew members. The blaze was discovered shortly before dawn as the ship berthed at the port.
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Philadelphia
Gudrun Muerak
Senators Open Debate On Unseating Chavez
Washington aboard the Senate opens debate on unseating Chavez amid a party split. The investigating subcommittee found no charge against Chavez’s personal integrity while Democrats accuse the majority of attempting to disenfranchise voters and deny a legitimately elected senator.
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Rhowire Ie Wei
Chaves
Patrick J. Hurley
Ron Mysloo
Senate
Hyeuip Nowik
Chivex
Inn Iinority
Senator Hennings
Missouri
Holly
United States
Fas Sea
Coffee Prices Jumped Again in New Wholesale Round
New York reports a fresh round of wholesale price increases on popular vacuum packed coffees. Brand varies show rises from 1.15 to 1.24 dollars per pound as roasters adjust margins. General Foods, Maxwell House, Bhrey, Martinson's, Aborn and Save are noted among affected brands.
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Fleneral Foods Coup
U Maxwel Howe
Bhrey, Martinson’s
Aborn
Save
Phe Hew Wholesale Priory Ety
Bhleve
Muntingon's
Sensational trial delayed in Rome under probe
The Rome tribunal delayed journalist Silvano Muta's trial pending new investigations into the death of party member Wilma Montesi on an Oudla beach a year ago. The court suspended proceedings at the public prosecutor's request amid murder investigation specifics and ties to political figures. no resumption date set.
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Rome
Silvano Muta
Wilma
Momo
Oudla
Newe
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Ura
Becnie
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Cagilo
Denver
Vivecourt Saburday
Tero Piccion
Thaly
Uko
Wilma Mantes
Overton
Teft
Miuto
Domenica Sitio
Abkotliv
Behal
Tur
Wilma Montesi
Muto
Employment In Pa Cut7 Per Cent By
Pennsylvania manufacturing firms reduced employment by a noticeable seven per cent from September to January, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia report. The decline mainly hit large manufacturing concerns while smaller firms stayed steadier. The study covers production workers in manufacturing only and notes a rise in new unemployment compensation claims after a February dip, with about 60,000 initial claims in early January and a drop to around 3,000 in February before rising again by March 4.
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Philadelpiita
Peonsylvanum
Fedarl Reserve Bank of Phildelphia
Aloid
Syrup Makers Pleased by Cold Snap Boosting Sap Flow
A sharp weekend cold spell drops to around 18 degrees revitalizing sap flow for maple producers. With full operations ongoing, the industry notes rising volumes and an average price near 65 per unit though shipments face delays as buyers from processing plants plan arrivals.
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Ubi
Buye
Taut
Voront Einteleh
Wontons
New York
Itbenik
Hia Lie
Missing Girl Returns Home After An Overnight Abduction
A 16 year old Spring Greek girl left Friday evening with a Corry youth and returned home Saturday night. The mother reports the youth may face charges after police questioned the trio and family, noting the girl had not been home since Friday. Relatives alerted authorities when she did not return that night.
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Corry
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Tcl
Baturiury
Hoc
Lhwlabe Hind
Ste May
Plane missing on Greenland glacier Rocks crew and scientists feared dead
U S Air Force officials report a plane with arctic survival gear has been spotted on a Greenland glacier after an emergency landing. Five crewmen and two civilian scientists were reported safe at last contact, with search planes locating 200 meters from its base.
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ST. John's
U.S. Air Force
Sentiment for Move Gains GOP Support in McCarthy Inquiry
GOP leaders see growing sentiment that Senator McCarthy should step aside from his investigations subcommittee amid the Army dispute. McCarthy proposed limited voting and cross examination, while Knowland and Ferguson urged restraint and other members debated the proper role and procedure for witnesses.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
McCarthy
Wis
Army
Robert J. Stevens
Tomorcow
Kerjowhanid
Ftv
Henald Pottur
ReMich
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Knowland
Ferguson
Chitman
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Senator Mundt
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