Communists veto UN armistice plan in Korea talks
News reports say Communist negotiators rejected the United Nations package for settling the Korean armistice deadlock during a first main delegation meeting. US and Allied officials offered no direct comment while noting renewed bombardment of North Korean rail lines and heavy artillery exchanges near the eastern front despite high temperatures.
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Korea
United Nations
Adm
Turner Dou
Bugles
William P. Nupkoly
Une Temmnate Seasion
Snai
Wiscomion
Nuckals
Shoul
Enteq
Sinanja
Sinaijy
Kore
Sima
Sinanee
Aviation Industry Opposes Tall TV Towers
The Air Transport Association urges the FCC to cap tower heights after lifts on TV station growth. Industry officials worry ultra high frequency transmitters need 1200 to 4000 feet towers and pilots warn such structures near control zones and airways threaten flight safety.
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Associated
Washington
Air Transport Association
Air Line Pilots Association
Civil Aeronautics Board
Une
Gas Well Hit At Driftwood In Cameron County
The Delta Drilling Co. struck a gas well near Driftwood in Cameron County on Wednesday night. The new well is estimated to produce about 10 million cubic feet of gas, with a depth near 6000 feet.
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Cameron County
Delta Drilling Co
He County
Two Destroyers Hit In Gun Duel Off Korea
The US destroyers Maddox and Turner Joy engaged enemy batteries off Wonsan Korea. Both ships sustained damage with near misses and heavy spray as 790 rounds were fired by shore batteries.
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Agnofteh
Korea
Je Ali
Besieged
Wonsin
Navy
Nitvy Iid
Desiroyer Daley
Maddox and Lattey
Allies refuse more concessions to Germany on European Army
Allied forces warn they will not concede further to German demands for sovereignty in exchange for a 400 000 man contribution to the European Army. Coalition partners Free Democrats and German Party threaten to derail the urgent treaty, amid fears over West German parliamentary approval.
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Askocated
Germany
Nday Sn
Konrad Aden= myers
Coalitioy Dal
Aden
West Germany
Free Democrats
Adensuier
Pete Contrack
Woman charged as infant goes missing in Atlantic City
An 18 year old in Atlantic City faces kidnapping charges after baby Carol Ann Fernan vanished from a carriage in front of Blatt's Department Store. The three month old was found later at Ella Stafford's Lindon home after an anonymous tip. Police and relatives described the search as frantic before the reunion.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
Tontter
Gladys Fernon
Carol Ann
Kld
Steel strike felt locally as plants face shortages
Local industry braces for impact from national cutbacks as Ajax Iron Works reduces hours from 46 to 40 and suppliers slow. Oil and steel shortages threaten delayed shipments and forced rescheduling at Raymond Mfg and Aero Supply. Plant managers warn the outlook remains uncertain for the next weeks.
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Third Ward
Dhdy
Ajax
Uspel
Ot ‘Ajice
Nie
Manu Hetures
Raymond Mjg. Go
Finms
Aero
Department of Defonsé
Cory-Jamestant
Fielders
New Bell Lines Planned to Ease Warren Corry Calls
Bell Telephone official Harold Keck says a 60-pair long line cable is being strung on South Center Street to link Warren Garland and Corry. The open wire will be removed but kept in service until the new system fully replaces it. The upgrade aims to speed long distance dialing and reduce waiting times. Work runs through the summer with completion by fall. A separate note reports the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission revoking promoter Carl Temple’s license in Lewistown for actions detrimental to boxing.
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Corry
Harold Keck
Bell Telephone Op
Bell
South Center Street
Une
Garland
Colly Cepinciy
Keck
New Castle Woman Dies After Burns From Rubbish Fire
Mrs Mabel Schulte, 41, of New Castle, died last night from burns suffered while burning rubbish at a home incident. Pat Burns associated with the event reportedly died earlier in the day.
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New Castle
Pat Burns
Mabel Schulte
50 Aboard Crashed Plane Now Written Off As Dead
Belem Brazil air crash reports 60 aboard on Pan American jet. US Air Task Force orders retrieval unit to avoid endangering survivors. Brazilian medics reach scene after river landing, 41 passengers include 10 Americans. Plane was Pan American World Airways El Presidente service. wreckage found near seafront after explosion.
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Associated Prens Belem
Brwail
Aevial Reserve
Guiner
Dunce
Nime
Pan American World Airways
el Presi
Corry Man Figures In 2300 Court Suit
Mihailov sues Vernon Hancock Cora Hancock and Charles A Thompson claiming $2300 for standing timber bought February 28 1950 from the Hancocks and later chopped. Eight months later Thompson bought the trees for 4500 and cuts were made. Laub orders repayment.
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Corry
SRIF
Erie Railroad depot to open with May 28 ceremony
The Erie Railroad passenger depot will open May 28 with a Chamber of Commerce led program. Stewart Long announces David A. Hinstrom will be master of ceremonies, Mayor Kinley and Paul Johnston participate, and the ribbon will be cut by Mrs. Kinley. The first ticket may be sold then, but general use starts in June with a reception to follow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Erie Railroad
Stewart Long
C. of C
David A. Hinstrom
Corry-Jamestown
le Briefing
Textile Union Chief Renamed by Arsochited Press
President Estill Rieve won a seventh two year term leading the 400000 member CIO Textile Workers of America. A Canadian union leader advocating Ontario secession would split 5000 members, as Jack Robinson of Hamilton Joint Board urged withdrawal. US officials note Rieve’s victory with 25 allied candidates.
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Arsochited
Cleveland
Estill Rieve
CIO Textile Woters of
America
Union
Gay
Ontario
Rieve
Canill
George Ball Na
Jack Robinson
Hamilton, Ont
International
No Nen Union
Robinson
Baldanel
Ike Moves Out Front in Battle for Delegates
Eisenhower leads in pre convention delegate counts with 478 to 274 for Taft in AP tallies. Warren and Kefauver clash over FEPC stance as Florida, Missouri, and other states shape the GOP and Democratic delegate battles. Russell rebukes Kefauver on FEPC as campaign moves toward May primaries and the Florida vote.
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Forges
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Kefauver
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Trimacdalle
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Missouri
Robert Tat
Chin
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Siem
Oreken
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Man Wins Freedom in Fatal Shooting of Wife
John Brownawell, a 26 year old bulldozer operator from Pittsburgh, was acquitted in the fatal shooting of his wife Helen Brownawell on New Year's Day. The defense argued the weapon discharge was accidental after a domestic dispute when she refused to say where she spent the night. The jury's verdict reflected doubt about intent and the prosecution's theory.
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Pittsburgh
John Brownawell
Helen
Dudge Warren KE Hess
Brownawell
Gasoline Rationing Reported Amid Labor Strike Effects
Widespread gasoline rationing emerges as pumps run dry in Boston and Chicago after a prolonged strike threatens major shortages. The Associated Press notes voluntary rationing, halted deliveries, and potential 30 percent cuts in aviation gasoline.
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Boston
Chicago
Delay in Drilling New Gas Well Near Bradford
Drillers for the Bradford Gas Company report delays on a new well as heavy casing and expensive equipment hinder progress. A derrick rig was badly damaged during operations, causing repairs and welding to extend the project. Crews anticipate finishing the drill in the coming days.
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Flunigistem
Bradford
Pennsylvaniia Gas Company
Beng
Steel Strike Off Clarifies Army Manpower Plans
In Washington General Larrivis, director of the Defense Manpower Requirements Division, outlined deadlines expected to release 1,080,000 men from active duty and 110,000 more from other duties. The gap to reach 3,700,000 total requested by President Truman would be filled by 70,000 earlier enlisted personnel and 520,000 reenlistees.
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Ayessonmicoer
Washington
EG. Larrivis
Defense Manpower Requirements Division
Uly
Seaman Faces Court Martial Over Navy Criticism
Hy Associated Press reports Pearl Harbor case where Seamus Brute Shopping, a West lent maker from New Jersey, faces a court martial for criticizing Navy discipline. Rear Adm. Francis Denebrink recommended the court martial for prejudicial conduct with possible six months hard labor or pay forfeiture and bad conduct discharge.
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Seamus Brute
Navy
uWish
New Jersey Lumber Fur
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Denebrink
Pocita Service
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Uel
Bainbridge
Reclaimer
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Menioy
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Railroad Strike Shuts Down Pittsburgh Line
An unexplained walkout by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers halted Union Railroad in Pittsburgh last night. The line connects U S Steel plants and about ten other firms, linking to major railroads in the district.
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Sittsburgh
Union Railroad
U. S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Pittsburgh
Ban On Slot Machines May Be Extended To Erie County
District Attorney James Malone of Allegheny County warned that slot machines in Erie County clubs are gambling devices and may be prosecuted if gambling continues on club premises. He urged officers of social clubs to stop gambling, stressing future criminal action if violations persist.
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Erie County
Jamey Malone
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
James FP. Munlone
Malone
Pennsylvania
Ieza
Legal Row Over Seizure Goes to Supreme Court
Washington The CIO steelworkers called off their strike responding to a White House request while a major legal battle over government seizure of mills moved to the Supreme Court. President Truman said he would comply with any decision.
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Associated Press
Washington
CIO
Truman
Philipy Abbeau
Muteau
Hoo Linn Triad
Eye
Miste& Lendepr
Rnpee
Nerest
Dietrich
David
Timmany Inekest
Justice
Court of
Supreme Court
Fieierester Tein
Ex convict sought to quiz on Schuster slaying case
New York police say ex convict John Mussie is being sought for questioning about the March killing of Arnold Schuster about the man who tipped Willie Sutton. Mussie is believed to have been among the last in possession of a gun that felled Schuster, said Police Commissioner George Monaghan.
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Gene Wet
Arnold Schuster
Willie Sutton
George Monaghan
John Mussie
Igun
Schuster
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