Eisenhower doubts major Red China strike near Formosa
Washington sources say President Eisenhower doubts an early Chinese Red attack on Quemoy and Matsu. They cite China’s lack of air bases and supplies to mount an amphibious assault and warn against overreaction while noting U S decisions on defending offshore islands remain undecided.
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Turnpike Connection Talks Stall in Senate Deliberations
Pennsylvania and West Virginia turnpike commissions clash over where the link will join as Senate committees delay action on an east-west extension from Bhoron to Stroudsburg. Governor Leader urges quick route decision for a Pittsburgh to Erie northwest extension.
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Erie
Guizado Convicted as Accessory in Remon Killing
Panama report says impeached President Jose Ramon Guizado found guilty of complicity in the murder of Jose Antonio Remon. Assembly deputies voting 45 to 8, with verdict kept secret as debate continued. possible prison terms of four to ten years discussed. Ricardo Arias Espinosa named as interim president.
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Vanderbilt University
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Remon
End Deadlock on Government Revision Plan Reached
The Senate voted on a compromise resolving a five week deadlock over a state government reorganization plan. Republicans concede the administration objective while Democrats gain a majority rule for rejection in either chamber. The measure would grant Gov. Leader broad powers to reorganize agencies and boards, with a 30 day clock for approval. Unemployment compensation changes move to a House Senate conference panel to fix printing errors.
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Sparkman and Dulles Clash Over Far East Policy
Senate figures spar over Eisenhower's options in the Quemoy and Matsu crisis with Sparkman warning of a possible path to war. He cautions a US defense decision could strain allies while Mansfield seeks a cautious approach without broad hostilities. Other GOP leaders press for a clear stance on defending the islands.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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California
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Bridges
New Hampshire
Tave
McCarthy
R-Wis
Niagara Falls Ice Jam Yielded to Elements
Niagara Falls observers reported nature taking over after the river’s ice jam, with open water appearing in the 12 mile stretch below the falls and large ice mounds causing damage in the final six miles. The outlook was favorable for the relief effort after a long period of jams and heavy ocean-like flows.
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Milk price to drop in most PA regions April first
The State Mill Control Commission announced a one cent per quart price reduction on a seasonal plan for all Pennsylvania regions except Lehigh. Lehigh area will see a half cent per quart lower door to door price and increased milk from storage priced at one and a half cents per quart above home delivery prices.
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Harrisburg
State Mill Control Commission
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Water in gas line cuts fuel to city homes
A water ingress through a rusted service line into the Pennsylvania Gas Co main west of Union Street cut gas to about 30 families on West Pleasant and West Main Streets from night until Sunday morning. Utility crews traced and drained the line, repaired the rusted section, and restored gas once the water was removed.
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West Pleasant Street
Union Street
West Main Street
Rendizer
Weat Pleasant Street
Corryite Finds $800 Ring In Box
A box containing an $800 druumond ring was found along Route 11 between the Corry Spartansburg road and West Spring Creek. A. M. Lite returned it to Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Reasoner at the local State Police barracks. The ring accompanied a suitcase belonging to the Reasons. A $20 reward was paid for its return.
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Corry-Spartansburg Road
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Bradford
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Mré. Reasoner
Conneault Lale
Lite
Reasoner
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Litz
Bensoner
Mary
Dulles Says Meet With Russia Months Away
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that a top level conference with Russia is almost certainly months away. He said the policy is to pursue such a meeting only after preliminary talks on the Tower Fever are resolved and noted Big Four talks would depend on current European issues.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
Une Sendte Foreign Relations
Eizenhower
Senate
Humphrey (Deminin
United States
Speculation Grows Over Malenkovs Whereabouts After Absence
London reports rising rumors that ex Premier Georgi Malenkov has disappeared or been executed. He was absent from a farewell ceremony for a Swedish delegation and skipped a session of the Russian parliament amid disputed power shifts.
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Foreign Office
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Hremlin
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Communist Party
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Chicago Tribune
Mias ‘Lenkov
New Delhi
Leader Proposes 20 Million Fund for Distressed Areas
Governor George M. Leader unveiled a 20 million dollar revolving fund to aid industrial plants in economically distressed regions. The plan envisions a State Industrial Development Authority to own buildings and lease them to companies, with repayments recycled into further projects. Republicans argue constitutional issues, while supporters claim it targets public purpose and job creation.
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City Seeks Clearer Objections in New Corry Assessment Appeal
The City of Corry filed an appeal in county court challenging the East Smith street Helen Haight property assessment. Solicitor Roger Brown demanded a more specific statement of objections for the use test appeal and noted the lack of prospective evidence notice. Courthouse observers say the move diverges from Erie practice where owners filed fuller appeals. Corry property owners have a 60 day window from revaluation notice to appeal, with deadlines approaching in the coming weeks.
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Helen Haight
East Smith Street
City of Corry
Roger Brown
Brown
Erie
Corry
City Wardens Finish Nine Week Training Class
A nine week warden training course conducted by local Civilian Defense officials concluded last night. Ten graduates including Ollie McClintock Paul Auer Porter Auer William Roland David Depew Melvin McElroy Frederick Thomas Richard Bogert Mrs Helen Gulp and Miss Jayne Ploss received commendations from Mayor Earl T Cherry and will be awarded certificates after an interlude ceremony.
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Ray Weber
Weber
Ety
N Inter Dite
Ollie McClintock
Paul Auer
Porter Auer
William Roland
David Depew
Melvin McElroy
Frederick Thomas
Richard Bogert
Helen Gulp
Jayne Ploss
Brakeman James Weer Injured in Rail Yard Mishap
A yard brakeman named James Weer from Uniontown was struck by a locomotive in the Thirty-Third Street yards. He suffered a leg injury and multiple reforms are pending after an investigation by railroad officials.
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James Weer
Uniontown
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Thirty-Third Street
Weaver
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Corry Postal Workers Eye 10 Percent Pay Rise Action
A proposed 10 percent federal pay raise, championed by the House and President Eisenhower, could boost Corry Post Office payroll by about $19,000 annually for 300 workers and up to 600,000 postal employees nationwide. Opposition questions the cost and veto risk amid broader budget concerns.
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House of Representatives
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Senate
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Associated Press
Washington
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Post Offica
Nevada Test Marks Second Spring Atomic Blast
The Nevada proving ground detonated a major device at 4 55 pm sending a bright flash seen from Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Observers noted rocket trails, a slow blast, and an icecap cloud while 60 planes prepared nearby and troops waited in trenches for more maneuvers and a second device.
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Atomic Energy’ Commission
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Angel's
Snap-Tite Talks With United Construction Workers Continued
A clash between Union City Snap-Tite Corp and the United Construction Workers Union persisted after two council meetings. Representatives Parker and Samuel Rosaiter are set to meet on April 6 to push toward an agreement while a government-related issue remains under review.
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