Reds Offer New Plan To Break Truce Deadlock
The Communists offered a new eight point plan to ease the Korea truce stalemate bowing to Allied insistence that POWs refusing to return be handled by a five nation neutral commission. Allies asked time for top level study as the plan shifts to a neutral caretaker for prisoners who refuse to go home.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
Korea
Tigaion
Wwe
William K. Harrison
Sint
Faim
Harrison
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Recs
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Allis
Pakistan
Switzerland
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India
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Armistice Supervisory Commission
Sane Commission
Six Die As Chilean Quake Hits SANTAGS Chile
Chilean government reported six killed and 26 injured in a violent earthquake that struck yesterday. Dozens of families were left homeless as officials estimated property damage to exceed 400 million pesos, about 32 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Santags
Chile
Windsor
Martin
Hema Bullitinjy
Bandard
De Gaulle Rejects Gaullist Party Move in France
Gen Charles de Gaulle, sidelined in Paris public life, says the Gaullist Rally of the French People is no longer a party. He calls for France’s regeneration and cautions followers to avoid new party formations. The news notes upheaval in the French political landscape after his Munich election setback.
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Associated Press
Paris
Charles de Gaulle de Huhne
Ibs
Wor II
National Assembly
RFP
France
Huw
de Giille
Jorwryh
Por
Munich
Corry Man Arrested in Jamestown Grand Larceny Case
Joseph Yaratch, a Corry resident long based in Jamestown, was arrested on a grand larceny warrant for allegedly taking $130 from employer Marlon Cusimano of Deluxe Paint Shop on April 22. He was moved to Erie for extradition and returned to New York state for arraignment.
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Joseph Yaratch
Jamestown
Joseph
Yaratch
Marlon Cusimano
Earl Stafford
Elmer Carr
Walving
Erie
New York State City
Canada PM StLaurent Meets Eisenhower At White House
Washington reports Prime Minister Lois St Laurent of Canada meets President Eisenhower at the White House amid talks on the St Lawrence Seaway and power project. External Affairs Minister Lester Pearson accompanies St Laurent during the visit.
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Washington
St Lawrence Seaway
Power Projet
Lois St. Laurent
Canada
Eisenhower
Tax talks drag as GOP seeks sales levy fix
In Harrisburg talks on Pennsylvania's tax crisis Governor’s plan stalls as three GOP leaders fail to reach a strategy. Speaker Charley Smith and Rep. Alvert Johnson say no decisions. Democrats accuse obstruction and warn cuts could hurt schools. Possible moves include targeted levies in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh while talks resume next week. Public stalemate continues over a sales tax and broader tax package.
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Associated Press
Harmishurg
Hepilbllenit
Gov. John
Commonwealth
Lucleus
Charley C. SmithOid Wewshien
Alvert W. Johnson
Moo
Giulet
M. Hayvey ‘Taylor
GOP
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Pittsburgs
H. G. Andrews
Walla
Breil Levin
Johnson
Senate
Smith
Hewsmen
Simi
Senior honor students named for year graduation
Tonaloheen High School principal announced the valedictorian and salutatorian for this year’s graduating class. Malcolm Deaving, son of J R Deaping, and Barbara Huntley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Huntley, will speak at the June 3 commencement in the high school auditorium. Dr Maurice Thomas of the University of Pittsburgh will be the featured speaker.
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Tonaloheen
Wouy
Olans
Malcolm Deaving
J R. Deaping
Weal Washington
Ateqat
Salistalorln
Marbara Ante Huntley
Emmett Huntley
West Frederick Street
Wiiteh
High School Auditoriu
Bip. m
Maurice Thomas
the University
Pictstuegh
Won't Send U S Troops To S Asia
Key members of Congress sparred over new aid for Southeast Asia as President Eisenhower and his defense chiefs faced questions on US troop deployment. Secretary Dulles warned against preannouncing actions while the administration weighs options for backing regional allies and military resources.
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Congress
Associated Presa
Washington
Hal
Eisenhower
Omay Braley
Junk Chiefs
Suit
Anne Secretry
Defense
Wilson
Howse Foreign Affairs
Senate Foreign Relations
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Skule
Tote Dove
Sesterdings
Laite Vestet Kovernments
United Nations
Ben
Ksowlind
Dulles
Mincounley
Navy presses assault on Wonsan harbor again
Navy ships New Jersey Bremerton and destroyer Twining hit water and air targets at Wonsan harbor in a second straight day offensive. Princeton Valley Forge planes bombed Songjin transformers while ground fighting raged along an 18 mile front north of Chorwon.
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Associated Press
Seoul
New Jersey
Beemerton
Worsiun Harbor
Korea
Deswoyer Twining
Princeton
Valley Forge
Silver
Songkin
Navy
Sihye
Chorwon
Tokchon
Korn
Seven U S civilians freed in Korea
Washington reports seven American civilians freed from detention in Korea. The State Department plans an American plane to fly them home promptly. The group includes five Methodist missionaries and a Maryknoll priest. The department also sought Russia to assist in securing the release.
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Washington
Rilla
Korea
Moscow
State Department
Russia
Cath‘ig Marykenoll
Vietminh Reds Retreat From Heart of Laos
The Vietminh troops pulled back from central Laos as insurgent forces pressed forward. Officials cited overstretched supply lines and continued rebel movements near the Plain and Kin Sixavang Vong, with uncertainty over a potential wider Laos withdrawal.
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Laos
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Tidnetalnes Teibgdor
Guy
Thailand
Blume
Wilirowal
Amber
Linsnoss
Vietminks Unita
Uty
Tamayprabany
Chile
Hama
Deyaneres
Sixavang Vong
Eles
Hearing on gas rate hike wraps ahead of schedule
Pennsylvania Gas Co. completed its case before the Public Utility Commission after presenting its plan to raise rates by 912,091 for overall expenses and expansion. Corry and Corry protesters offered no witnesses. A proposed rise of 774,297 for residential customers would average about 1.20 more per month per customer in Pennsylvania.
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PGC
Bepnsylvania Gas Co
He Durden
Prooe Fh
Agreement Near On Spanish Aid By Associated Press
U S officials express hope a preliminary agreement to swap American aid for Spanish air and naval bases may be reached in about two months. Negotiations proceed satisfactorily with the Franco government after eight years of talks. A written understanding may follow, while details of base rights and aid programs are worked out.
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Washington
U. S
U.S
Wester Europe
Spain
Breakdown shows all costs in new Corry Area High School
A graphic outlines construction figures and bond costs for the Corry Area High School project. It lists total construction 1 930 167 architect fees 115 810 equipment 150 000 site 41 195 and other items bringing total bond issues to 2 383 000 plus interest 1 959 612 and total cost 4 342 612. The state pays 56 percent and districts 44 percent. Annual district rentals range from 1 628 to 3 384 with districts Elgin Columbus Spring Creek Concord Wayne Carry listed among others.
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Corry Area High School
Elgin
Columbus
Spring Creek
Concord
Wayne
Three Edison workers killed by high voltage line blast
In Youngstown Ohio Edison Co crews installing near a line were struck by a sagging or blown high voltage wire. Victims include D. J. Vogelsund 41, Albert Taylor 27, and Willian James Smith 26. Charles McTrube 40 and others were stunned as the line flashed and men fought to revive fallen colleagues.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
U Mewine Ohio Edison Co
Ues
Jovitiew
D. J. Vogelsund
Pola
Albert Taylor
Willan James Smith
Hokke
Elizabeth
President to Speak at Two NYC Republican Dinners
President Einen Hower travels to New York City for major out right petition appearance since taking office. Thousands buy $100 tickets for dinners at the Astor and Waldorf to hear him speak from notes. NBC and ABC CBS air portions of the addresses. Funds go to state and national committees.
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Associated Press
Washington
Einen= Hower
New York City
New York State Republican Committee
Astor
Wal[porf Astoria
The
Waldorf
NBC
ABC
CBS
Five Bodies Found On British Ship Duke of York Collision
Five persons died when the British ship Duke of York collided with the American freighter Haiti Victory forty miles east of Harwich England. Three American women may be among the dead with twelve passengers and crew injured. five hundred rescued from the 4280 ton vessel. Names include Miss Gilda Jordet of Rocky Ford Colorado Miss Viola Larson of La Crosse Wisconsin and Miss Ann Spring with Mrs Argo Anadell identified as the only victim so far.
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Associated Press
Harwich
England
U8 Armores
Haiti
Colo
Viola Larson
la Crosse
Wis
Ann Spring
Jordet
Larson
Miss Spring
Argo Anadell
Corry Area Schools Authority approves new $2.38 million building
The Corry Area Schools Authority formalized plans for a new $2,383,000 school with a total cost of $4,342,612 over 39 years. Completion expected for fall 1954, with 44 percent locally funded. Contracts awarded include plumbing to Sans Corporation, heating to Milton Blede, kitchen equipment to Niagara China, and electrical work to J. D. Kissel, outlining financing and construction steps after last night’s meeting.
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Corry
Marta Amd
Ely
Harrisbultk
Graham
Hubert Vaughni
Authority
Hine Faye
L. Hf
Two Die After Fall From Ledge In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh area report of a man and woman killed when they plunged from a rock above a riverbank. Victims identified as Mrs Edith DsWellt and an unnamed man. authorities say a drunkenness charge was noted for a suspect arrested early Tuesday. Police describe the fall as from a steep ledge about six feet up where the bodies were found near Menongistela River. A Greenshire resident, 53-year-old John O Johnson, was found dead nearby last Monday.
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Malvon
Odelia Cantey
Edith DsWellt
Pitsburg
Conley
Bees Betsy
Lerine
John O. Johnson
Greenshire
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