Watch the Satellites: Babson Sees War Cause
Babylonian-era analysis by Roger Babson argues satellites drive conflict, predicting a 1953 Korean War end if a satellite power destabilizes. He emphasizes Russia’s fear of war and Moscow’s reluctance to engage fully, while noting Polish, Czech, and Chinese satellites crave freedom despite fear of reprisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Roger W
Babson Washington
BD. C
Jong
Stalin
Wik
Thylind
Ching
Onder
Hou Kong
Russia
Mediterranean
Churchill
Europe
Siberia
Pol Rue
Polanst
Czechoslovakia
China
Poland
Czchoslvitieln
Communists accept UN offer to trade sick POWs
Tokyo dispatch reports the Communists say they accept a United Nations proposal to exchange sick and wounded prisoners before the Korean War ends and urge immediate resumption of talks. General Mark Clark said the U N response would be studied to ensure clarity before replying, signaling possible move to restart negotiations. The North Korean premier and Peng Teh-huai signed the reply, which also hints at wider POW issues and the deadlock over repatriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Tokyo
United Nations
Peiping
Mark Clark
U. N
Him 1 Bung
Peng Teh-hum
Korea
Panniunjo
U.N
Clark
Pyong- Yang
Ltter
U. N.C
Nickel Plate Strike Averted In Labor Talks
Negotiators met in Cleveland on Monday as the Nickel Plate strike was called off following mediation board action. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen canceled a nationwide work stoppage, averting a major disruption affecting routes from Buffalo to Chicago and Cleveland to St. Louis, with about 40 000 workers impacted. A separate death probe in San Juan, Puerto Rico, concerns Mrs. Tin Weaver Wark of Merion, Pennsylvania, found ill at the Caribe Hitton Hotel. authorities investigate her husband, a Philadelphia builder, and the couple’s movements last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Nickel Plate
Brotherhood of Railroad Trilimen
National Railway Mediation Board
Brotherhood
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tidiaen
Tinois
Ind
Chisago
St. Louis
Ilvision
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Buffalo
Chicago
St. Loui
San Juan
Tin Weaver
Wark
Merion
Caribe Hitton Hotel
Mns
Philadelphia
Talks in Washington End With White House Conference
U S and French talks concluded with a White House conference where Dulles said the session went all right. Reported agreement on a stepped up campaign against Communists in Indochina was noted while Saar area disputes were deferred. Details of the plan remained sparse as President Eisenhower joined the discussion before the party left the executive offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Associated Press
Washington
Freneh Offielalg
White House
Dulles
Thnis
Indochina
Saar
Tolori Slong Ily
Indochine
Eisenhower
Dulles Rae
New England Floods Leave 1000 Homeless Across Region
Spring floods in the Northeast left about 1,000 people homeless as rivers rose sharply due to heavy rain and melting snow. Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and parts of New York saw isolations and road closures while efforts focused on reopening highways and assessing damage from the Androscoggin, Savo, and other rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arly
New England
New Yorke
Maine
Vermont
New Hmpshire
New York State
Concord
New Hampshire
Jesg
Mexico
Lewiston
Massachusetts
Merrimac
Plymouth
Black River Valley
Adirondack Mountains
New York
Weather Bureau
Hudson
Mohawk
Three Found Slain In Philadelphia Home
Philadelphia police found the bodies of Mrs Christine Mazan a widowed Polish refugee and her two children Barbara 2 and Wedneslaw 4 in their home. A fourth body was found in the cellar apparently killed by smothering. Neighbors had not seen them for two days. A boarder Zigmund Mojsa described as a friend of the husband reportedly aided the killings and later died by suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyresent
Philadelphia
Yestersay
Christine Mian
Barbara
Wedneslaw
Pennsylvnia Auto Association Pushes Curb on Jay Walkers
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Automotive Association backs legislation to curb jay walking, urging local traffic rules. The safety committee approved this push, led by Paul Ruch of Clearfield, with the group representing 3200 dealers and 1000 repair shops statewide. Pedestrian deaths run about 500 annually, 10 percent due to contributory negligence, says Mace W. Schmid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresn
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Automotive Association
Paul Ruch
Clearfield
T. Elmer Transean
State Bureau of Highway
Mace W. Schmid
Safew
Probe continues into army major death in World War II secret mission
Rep W Sterling Cole says a congressional subcommittee will keep probing the mysterious death of a Army major during World War II secret missions in Italy. Former soldiers Carlo Lo Coles and Aldo Toard, among the accusers, testified in closed sessions with Cole and Rep Kilday. No new statements were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
W. Sterling Cole
Congressional
Thaly
Carlo Lo Coles
Rochester
N. C
Aldo Toard
Pittsburgh
Nin
William V. Holohan
Toard
Washington
Cole
Rep
Kilday
LaDolce
Aid
Tim
Outpost Vegas recaptured by tired Marines
In a costly night of fighting on the Western Front near Seoul, Marines recaptured Outpost Vegas from a renewed Chinese assault. The daylong battle saw jets clash over North Korea, heavy artillery, and fierce trench fighting as Allied forces pressed to retake the outpost and hold the ridgeline against renewed Chinese counterattacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegas
Associated Press
U. S
Seoul
Warner
Mound
Baldy
North Korea
Mr Foren
James K. Johnson
Phoenix
Ariz. Johnson
Erquh
Yalu River
Manchurian
Slate Meeting With Bond Firm On School Issue
An authority considers selling bonds to fund a school project and reviews the interest rate, tax impact, and state share. Officials and bond firm representatives discuss financing steps, with observers urging careful scrutiny and possible talks with Harrisburg on underwritten costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Schanks
Charles Mevier
Ulbie Bhay
Rolimenhd Company
I di Cing
Vchnol Jainaire
Wilberh Graham
Charles Bracken
Walter
Honneeton
Harrisburg
Department of Public
Gecord
Wittiiik Ais
Remains Found in London Flat Linked to Serial Strangleings
Remains in a dingy London flat garden are believed to be victims of a sex-driven killer. The moldy bodies of four strangled women were found in the same building where earlier corpses were discovered. Neighbors report fear as two Jamaican families announce they will move out, and a truck driver linked to the building avoids sleep and returns to the scene after the incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alaclvence Pha
Chrisie
Clerle
Aires
Early Mist Wins Aintree Grand National
Early Mist captured the Grand National at Aintree England after a grueling four mile thirty six yard chase in ten light showers. Mant Tremblant finished second and Trish Listard third as a small field of thirty one horses started. Ridden by Bry Fin Mareball Early Mist carried 158 pounds and paid 20 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early Mist
Aintree
Eng
Trish Listard
Barly Mist
Bryfin Mareball
Pali
Bohlen Poised to Take Oath as USSR Ambassador
Senate approval for Charles Bohlen to serve as Soviet ambassador broke a bitter partisan debate. The 74-19 vote faced strong GOP opposition amid Cold War tensions. Bohlen’s oath expected early next week with Eisenhower’s backing and continuing Senate scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Bees
Washington
Senate
Charles EiGhip
Bohlen
Presdenk Bixenhower
Nny
Lu Rags Kl
Bitnaio
Eriies
Nat Bohieri
Pe 'Tedimviny
Elsanhower
Tne
Bry Maws
Leive
Eisenhower
Mremlin
Sen
McCarthy
Rwis
Easter Vacation Dates In Local Schools
Readable fragments indicate Corey public and St Edward's parochial schools plan Easter break. Core details show classes ending April 7 for public schools and April 13 for parochial, with dismissals around noon on Thursday. further specifics are unclear in the text.
CityBuys 40 Parking Meters At Special Meeting
City officials approve purchase of 49 Koontz Equipment parking meters to curb two hour limits on West Main Street. Meters cost 6280 each funded from collected fees and to be installed by the streets department within 30 days. The plan includes street widenings on North Court Street to ease traffic hazards near Smith Park and the Brown residence area. Police pension funds repayment for resigning officers Norman Scholten and Paul Goneman noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koontz
City Streets Department
Novil Aide
Souvener Street
Tirsle Avenue
Aity m
Smith Qn
Hurl Brown
Norman Scholton
Paul Goneman
Soviet Amnesty Decree Frees Five Year Prisoners
Moscow announced a sweeping amnesty by the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet to release prisoners serving five-year terms whose crimes posed no great danger to the state. The decree credits aCrime decrease and system consolidation, and was promoted in Russian news agencies and Moscow radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Associated Presss
Foscow
Georgi Malenkov
Supreme Soviet
Mosow Tuclio
Intertoll dialing expands long distance reach here
The phone company adopts intertoll dialing enabling calls to Erie Cambridge Spits Rainboro Farview Girard and Waterford by dialing numbers. Operators will complete calls faster by number dialing and new equipment connects Cory exchange to a nationwide intertoll network. In May additional sites will go live and audible signal changes will dim yet stay louder than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insmien
Exchange Wannager
General Telephone
Pemmylvantin
Erie
Cambridge Spits Rainboro
Farview
Girard
Waterford
Uneian Cite
Gori Mireville
Bear Lake
Corry
Una
Dal’ Els
Ram Corey
MAW JAILED AFTER HOUR LONG AERIAL CHASE
A one hour aerial pursuit ended with Roland Clarence Sperry landing at San Disco. He cited financial troubles including alimony payments as motive. Berry, believed to be involved in the theft of a red Stinson plane, was detained after the chase began at Gurdenm Airport with other pilots and radio staff attempting to subdue him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurdenm
Red Cross Treats Over 100 for Minor Injuries in Conneaut
A train wreck near Conneaut last night left at least 17 dead and deputy coroner Mulligan warned the toll could rise to 21 as rescuers cut through wreckage. The crash involved two passenger trains and a New York Central freight, with bodies still under twisted cars as rescue workers worked for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York Central
Mulligan
Wreck Blocks NYC Main Line After Freight Crash
A major wreck on State Link Curve four miles east of here halted the NYC main line. A freight derailed after a pipe toppled engines, stranding cars and delaying the Southwestern Limited. Over 60 injured, with 18 crewmen unhurt. rescue efforts continued into the dead of night as fire and Red Cross aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mncby Aahlab Ll
Chicago
Southwestern Limited
St. Lows
New York
Ere
Brier
Aranyong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reyonda
Okay Offer
Gen. Clark
White River Junction
Phila
Cress
Blair
Rollins
Oil City
Honten Wen
Sinialor
Jwominwe
Lie
Senates
Ranfictiener i
Bhanhower
Voling
Femor Beoreury
Morse
Oregon
Odio Vogl
Mecurihy and Son
Bridges
West Main Street
Maw
Nyc
Connecut
RED Cross
Tir
Seni
Fyts
George Kalavin
George Masark
Sereen Titty
Nere
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!