Kefauver Bids For California Votes
Senator Estes Kefauver campaigns through California after offering peace to backers of Stevenson. Stevenson plans regrouping in Chicago for do or die tests in Florida and California, with Johnson weighing a Texas favorite son bid and Chandler discussed as a dark horse option. The piece notes California’s 48 delegates and mentions social security reform proposals and farm policy remarks by Stevenson and Benson on BBC.
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Associated Press
Estes Kefauver
California
Minnesota
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Columbia
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Texas
Johnson
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Prankfort
Chandler
Lefauver
Los Angeles
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Benson
British Broadcasting Corporation
Ots Moross
America
Americans For Democratic Action
Senntor Jolnsors
ADA National
Joseph K. Rauh
Columbus
Ohio
Democratic Party
Aping
Eisenhowee
Elgin to Get Street Lights
Elgin will receive 20 street lights with the Pennsylvania Electric Company preparing materials within two months. District manager Mark T. Cherry said the project should be completed soon after installation begins, following multiple requests from residents and local officials.
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Epee
Mattadoul
Alihoupti
Lxnmyers
Porough
Pennsylvana Electric Company
Mark T. Cherry
Dan
One Twin Freed On Bond In Scout Slaying
In Wheeling West Virginia Joseph Williams age 14 twin of the accused, was released on five thousand dollar bond after his brother Thomas Williams admitted sole blame in the bludgeoning death of nine year old Cub Scout David Powell. Powell's body was found last February 10 in a coal cellar beneath the Williams home. Trial set for April with bail to remain in force.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Joseph Williams
Thomas Williams
David Powell
Powell
Willams
Dayid A. Moi
Snowfall Heavily Hits Northwestern Pennsylvania Areas
Heavy snowfalls covered Oil City Erie and Warren with up to six inches in places while others reported four inches in Enola and Warren. Temperatures dropped to the low teens. roads iced and drifted with Route 5 and 20 in Erie down to one lane. Snow spread south to Uniontown and Pittsburgh saw light accumulations as a western cold front moved in. In Pittsburgh area President of Vesuvius Crucible Co Alan Arenberg, 43, died yesterday.
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Pennsylvania
Oil City
Erie
Warren
City
Ene
Uniontown
Pittsburgh
Wilkes-Barry Ported
Bucks Coun Ty
Shaw
Harrisburg
Allentown
Bureau
Pennsylania
Alan Arenberg
Vesuvius Crucible Co
Roads Blocked As New Storm Blankets Area
In Corry area heavy snow halted travel as lack of equipment delayed road work. Allen Loomis, acting superintendent, reported four hours behind schedule while an Erie plow arrived around 4 a.m. to clear streets. By 8 a.m. the snowfall totaled nine inches with three on the ground earlier. City crews began sidewalk clearance once routes opened. funds and personnel limited by severed city connections.
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Highway Department
Corry
Allen Loomis
Act
Fonds
Loomis
Eric
Erie
Firut
Motoyrists
Mih
J. Pred Kinley
Blame Crash On Street Conditions
A late night accident on Mend venue near West Washington street involved Allan, 14, of MD, sliding into a vehicle operated by Briver Ale Jon. The impact damaged both cars and a utility pole with no injuries reported. Police noted street conditions as a factor in the crash. Rockefeller gifts $500000 to YMCA New York.
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Chysies
Allan
MD. 1
Grand Vite Joy
Briver Ale Jon
West Washington Trent
Wml
Polie
Grand Valley
Sienne
Washington Street
Bruce Alien
Policw
Post Office Rate Hike Could Cost Corry Residents
Local residents face a sharp rise if Congress approves a broad postal rate increase. The proposal would lift third class and other rates, pushing annual stamps expenses up by about 79 800 in Corry after prior annual postal spending around 1200. The plan aims to ease a mounting deficit of the Post Office Department, with opposition arguing the service serves the public and should not become a burden on citizens and businesses.
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Congress
Corry
Postmater Cesiera
Arthur Summerfield
Eisenhower
Post Office Department
Unik
Pirol
Airmui
Thorny
Gravent Buaes
Finenemt
Twe Jy
Einsteins Mint
Resolutions Scrutinized by State Sportsmen Delegates
Harrisburg delegates to the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania State Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs began weighing resolutions on wildlife and conservation. They dropped about a dozen proposals, including one to return hunting license money to the clubs that issued them, while panel discussions focused on licensing logistics and the role of the Game Commission.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Vaus
General Assembly
Maurice K. Goddard
Forests and Waters
Federation
Raymond H. Armatrong
Guys Mills
House
Conservation and
Conservation and Wildfire Committee
Treasuy
Armistrong
Tre
Fom
Game Commission
Deev
Commanion
Lowan J. Boynett
Louis Stevenson
Tlogw
Commission
State Revenue Department
Huntine
Snowstorm collision halves with no injuries reported
A car and a tractor-trailer collided in a snowstorm near Barry Spring Road resulting in damage to both vehicles but no injuries. The passenger car was a 1920 model with Newey J Stewart of Corry driving. the truck was driven by Harry S. Mulver of Sheffield. Police reported the incident late this morning as both vehicles were traveling westward despite slick conditions.
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Corry
Barry-spring
Lick
Newey J Stewart
Atten Passer Bey
Helen, Pugh
Atlene Grace Ant
Thelma
Harry
Mulyer 90
Sheffield
President Nominates Judge to Tax Court in 2086
President Gulvin Coo nominates Chief Nidee J. Folvae Murdock age 61 of Cynenstury, Pa to a 12th seat on the Tax Court at Allrock. First appointment in Tyne, 2086, the White House confirms.
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Ike
Washington
Bienhower Yeterday
Nidee J. Folvae Murdock
Cynenstury
Allrock
Tyne
Gulvin Coolige
Westinghouse and IUE settle after 166 day strike
Westinghouse Hectic Corp and the AFL CIO International Union of Electrical Workers announce a new agreement ending a 166 day strike. The contract extends to October 16 1960 and includes arbitration guards and limits on time study use. Wage plans face no immediate change while local supplements persist.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Hectic Corp
Afl-Cio
International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
Bottr Uldex
Yrievanicen
Battlement
Original West
Inghouse Otter
Police arrest man and set hearing in domestic case
A man was arrested at his estranged wife’s home after a disturbance at 251 West Washington Street. Police charged him with assault and battery and breach of the peace. He was jailed overnight, with a hearing set before Magistrate George Corton.
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West Washington Streeh
George Corton
Mercer Man Accepts 15000 Settlement After Fire Incident
Mercer Pennsylvania report says Evcole DiGiachad of Mercer accepted a 15000 settlement from Searn Roeburk Co of Philadelphia to drop a 260000 suit in Mercer County Common Pleas Court. He alleged his son Richard DiGiachad suffered second and third degree burns from a Hobbay Mult fire incident while wearing clothing charged as highly inflammable.
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Associated
Evcole Digiacome
Searn- Roeburk Co
Philadelphia
Richard DiGiachad
I Mercer Couinty
Howbay
DiGacoma
Tito Appears As Big Winner From Anti Stalin Campaign
New York report outlines Tito’s role in Khrushchev s anti Stalin denunciation campaign. It notes Tito’s influence on Soviet readers and hints at his potential trip to Moscow, signaling Yugoslavia s cautious distancing from Stalin while maintaining possible future alignment with the Soviet bloc.
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Khrushchev
Associated Prast
New York
Nadia Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Joseph
Josip Bros Tito
Yugoslavia
Diplatic Norrces
Stalin
Moscow
Nore
Gestapo
Communist Party
Pravda
Kremlin
Soviet Union
V.M. Molotov
Supreme Soviet
Belgrade
Lavrenty Borla
Victor Abakumov
Stallat
Tatar
Anustax Mikoyan
Yugyalayin
Frank Conversationa
Mikoyan
Khhrishchev
Ike Working Longer And Playing More
Washington reports six months after his heart attack President Eisenhower remains active in public life. He has curtailed some ceremonial duties but says he can perform all important presidential tasks. He resumed daily work and social functions gradually while planning an April 10th to August vacation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Denver
Arte
Mimenhower
Rob Uke
Campolimn
White House
Dix
Bank Week
Inter Beal
United Service Organization
New York
James C. Hagerty
Provident
Augusta
E.S.B. Wins Grand National at Aintree in 110th Run
E.S.B. captured the 110th Grand National at Aintree England with a large crowd including the royal family present. Gentle Moya and Tan also ran, but Devon Loch racing in the Queen Mother's colors faded after a late stumble near the stretch in a nine-horse field.
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E.S.B
Police To Curb Noisy Mufflers Under New State Law
State Police base instruction bulletin from Harrisburg outlines enforcement of muffler noise violations under the old auto mobile muffler law. Violators face fines up to 26 dollars and up to 15 days in jail, with a grace period for compliance after the law took effect March 8.
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Harrisburg
Nolae
Wafiorn
Antenia
Stores Plan Easter Shopping Week Hours
Leo Al, chairman of the retail merchants division of the Corry Chamber of Commerce, announced extended Wednesday hours for downtown stores on March 28 to ease Easter shopping. Stores will close from 6 p.m. on Good Friday, March 30, to allow merchants and clerks to attend church services.
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Corry
Iso
Cosque4
Naan
Dulles Warns Foreign Aid Vital in Cold War Fight
Secretary of State Dulles outlined an all out push for foreign aid as a vital tool in the new conflict with Communism. He cited Formosa as a flashpoint and praised the aid program as essential to preserve and enlarge the free world while warning of Soviet and Chinese maneuvers as economic lure with a political hook. He urged congressional support for a 4 billion new program and authority to pledge up to 6.1 billion annually for a decade in long term foreign construction projects.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dulles
Diallos
Asia
Axa
Par
Formos
Reda
United States
Hatiol
Hatao
Congress
Rienhower
Dullew
Ryan
Landern
Moscow
Polpiru
Beating Wife Case Sentences and Cotton Merchant Death
William Lindstrom, 27, of 130 Pourth avenué, pled guilty to charges of assault and battery after a second incident within two days. Judge George Gordon imposed four months in jail with a suspended sentence and $500 bond. prior fined $100, and police noted recent altercations with a local man. In Dallas, George Pinebeeg, 70, a prominent cotton exporter, died yesterday. he had been with the Gatlion’s largest exporters and rehired.
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Pourth Avenué
Msamult Ane Butlery
Pauline
George Gordon
Lindstrom
Erie County
Lindaurom
Bee Win
Gordon
Lindalom
Gore
Dallas
Googe
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