TWO AREA YOUTHS DROWN IN FARM POND. FATHER ATTEMPTS RESUSCITATION
In Sherman area a 7 year old and a neighbor boy perished in a farm pond after playing near a barn. Norman Beker tried artificial respiration on the neighbor’s boy while his own child drowned. Fire crews and deputies investigated. Coroner ruled accidental drowning. Carl Phelps and James Ecker were identified as the youths. numerous relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Beker
Batley Miltead
Sherman
Wey
Dendare James Francis Ecker
Garl Allan Phelps
Armenian Road
Howe
Norman
Pacips Bay
Raymond Turk
Beker
Turk
Phelps
Paul Coe
J. J. Porth
di Patti
Glen Peters
Edwin Seaton
Mathsol
Chautauqua
Mattison
James Ecker
Sherman School
Ho Ja
Throw
Norman Ecker
Steven Wayne Ecker
Allan Hrederidke Ecker
Connie Fay
Verma Bue
Carl Phelps
Robert George Phelps
Marian Phelps
Sherman Central
Wolfson Wins Three Seats In M W Balloting
Wolfson appears to win three seats on Montgomery Ward's nine member board after AP tally showing proxies for 1,793,398 Ward shares versus 4,033,381 for the management slate totaling 5,826,879 shares. If confirmed at the meeting he would join Alexander Pittmister III and Bernice Fitz-Gibbon as Ward directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfson
Associated Press
Chicago
Louis B
Montgomery Ward
Apple
Individu
Eee
Ion
Alexander Pittmister III
New York
Bernice Fitz-Gibbon
British act 10 halt violence in Singapore crisis rises
British troops moved into emergency positions in Singapore as rioting by bus workers and students escalates. American journalist Gere Symonds killed and several dozen injured as demonstrations fuel clashes. Police action provokes union strikes and militant protests across the British colony amid cabinet emergency session. Security forces tighten guard at installations while schools for military families close and tensions mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
I Land
Gortinem
Singapore ‘Traction
Air Force
Rea
Army
Albany Tulip Queen Ceremony Flaw Reported in Albany
A misflown Dutch flag at the New York State Capitol marred the Albany tulip queen ceremony. Witnesses including officer W Baars noted the flag was upside down while corónation remarks referenced the Netherlands. The incident prompted remarks from officials about decorum and flag handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Suzanne Schuster
New York State
W Baars
SH Darvel
Brandl Corning
Tiny
Primary strength tested in state party contests
Harrisburg report notes Republican and Democratic leaders view upcoming primary as a gauge of party strength since last November. Nominees will be chosen in county contests across 79 boroughs and townships, including Philadelphia mayoral races, with Allegheny and other counties fields shaping the statewide balance. Independent Republicans back James F Malone for district attorney. Ewart G Hoyle emerges as a key Democratic attorney candidate with prior O. S. and sheriff roles highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Turkey
Joseph M Bart Boman
Ie Tate Chiirman
Eid
Democratic Party
Miles Horst
Phillemitr
Previo
Rontesis
United Front
Democrats
Yaire Oblin
Bit
Philadelphia
Demootit Doveph
Chikdi
Olisseiles Clarks
Joost
Weil
Lina
Timares
George M
Bite
Allegheny County
Republicana
Buckini
Aln Shemman
James F Malone
Malone
Malone ‘Has the Support of the Regular Rapublewn —Preingrabion
Thomas
Shrubbery Theft Probed by Erie Detectives in Corry
Erie detectives and a nursery operator searched Corry yesterday for a shrubbery thief who stole plants valued at 350 from the Erie West Side Feed Co. between Monday and Wednesday of last week. The investigation checked a possible sale route in Corry, with a vehicle ticket noted on return to the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
If Corry
West Side
William Worst
Corry
Carl Smith
Resumption Of Salk Polio Vaccinations Nearing
A government panel heard that polio vaccine production by Parke-Davis in Detroit has completed on-site inspection and a new release of vaccine may come soon. Witnesses questioned safety and plans as lawmakers pressed for clarity on dates and process while a closed session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Associated Wrest
Leonard Scheele
Parke-Duyly Co
Detroit
Scheele
Manse Banking Committee
Farke-Davis
Washington
Locityus Surydod
Leonard
Hye Commuitung
Parke, Davis and Co
Formu Safety Newhook Bisikinp Comeniittee
Anid Yey
Fire destroys two lumberyards in Brooklyn blaze
A large fire tore through two lumberyards near Williambury in Brooklyn, causing about two million dollars in damage. About 100 firefighters and 70 pieces of equipment battled the flames after a sawdust blower exploded. Eleven workers were injured as the blaze spread to a neighboring planing and machine shop.
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Williamebily
Brooklyn
Ieiluerk
Saotiu
gnUlfed Ktio Etver Lumber
Ada Bolt
Diinne
Three Injured In Area Wrecks Reported By State Police
State Police reported two separate crashes yesterday near Wattsburg and Spring Creek. Thomas Methin of Erie and Michael Meshoirstar were injured when Methin’s delivery car and Rex’s vehicle collided on Route 6 south of Wattsbury, damaging both cars and injuring Meshoirstar who was taken to Cory Memorial Hospital. Later, on Cemetery Road east of Spring Creek, Wahneet Donor and Darrell Lay crashed. Donor’s passenger Kenneth Gould sustained a broken ankle and facial lacerations and Lay avoided injuries. Both drivers were examined and cleaned. Damages were substantial to both vehicles.
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Deuils
Fux
Mepha
Focal Hospital
Tel Hie
Merhan
Cemetery Road
Spring
Wahneet Donor
Centerville
Darrell Lay
Youngsville
Payonger
Kennyth Gould
Spartansburg
Win Tiken
Cory Memorial Hospital
Unti State
Hnpital
Lay
Moaely
Move to Trim Army Strength Sparks New Fight in House
The House approved a bill trimming military funding and manpower, with amendments to reduce Army strength and adjust Navy and Air Force totals. Key lawmakers Flood and Flood advocated deeper cuts while defense leaders warned of weaker readiness and potential shifts in global posture. The debate emphasized national security and budget tradeoffs as the 1950s context shaped decisions.
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Associated Prewa
Washington
The
Mouse
Premidene Hisenhiwver
Gruyrum
Bente
Hurne
Herve
Tor
Wuarting
Mindy
Army
Nis
Marine Corps
Navy UK
Wien
Byhinen
Buttie
Gannon cD
Moy
Anpropriguions
Na Phingiee
Ito
Second State Road Job Awarded To Crawford County Contractor
The Pennsylvania Ways Department intends to award a second road project to Crawford County contractor Dunn amid routine checks. Dunn bid $177,926 for widening Route 6 and bridge work in Sugar Creek Township, Cambridge Springs, while attorney general says Dunn’s involvement does not imply moral disqualification. Officials caution details are being finalized before the official award, with a ceremony planned for April.
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Sanniepung— Sie Suiue Styl- Ways Department
Crawford County
Oy Wo L. Dun, Ho
Cocheanton
Hubert B. Cohen
Dunn
Tuinge Township
Canbridge Springs
Buegerstown
Erie
Austria to gain independence after wartime occupation ends
Amid wartime reading of postwar settlements, Austria moves toward full sovereignty with a framework for reparations and economic terms. The treaty envisions return of shipping lines and assets, and outlines Russian concessions and Western validation. Western allies anticipate a new Austria aligned with NATO while debates over reparations and military occupation linger.
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Vienna
Austria
Hinesohie
Liitett
Stave Dulles
Harold MacMullin
Antoine Pinay
VM. Mulotay
Furkee
TNS
Joe's
Ciaverdon
Olds
de Bariube Shipping Co
ANBEG
AUB
Ryissle
Shippine Company
Uhr
MLE
Ah Uie
Revolutiank
Fur Powers
Barth
NATO
Gaus
West Germany
Bie
800 Attend Sportsman Show at Corry Armory
A local event drew about 800 attendees at the Corry Armory for a Sportsman Show. Organizers led by Charlee Williams discussed plans and potential dates, with officials and guests from nearby towns in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Armory
Vietminh Seize Major Port in North Indochina Conflict
Vietminh forces seize a major port in northern Indochina amid broad Allied leadership shakeups. General Maxwell Taylor is named Army chief of staff, replacing General Eisenhower, and will oversee command shifts including Far East and NATO assignments. Taylor’s appointment renews the mix of wartime leadership as strategic global posts are reassessed.
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Vietminh
North
Indochina
Gen. Taylor
Army
Wasilington
Eisenhower
Maxwell
Taylor
Ah Army
Mathew
Ridgway
Far East
Hilt
Lym
Nyor Taylor
Mur
Lemuver
Lloyd 10 Attends Naval Academy Amid High School Links
Mr and Mrs John Lloyd of Bhiads avenues announce Lloyds admission to the Naval Academy at Annapolis Md. He plans a year of preparatory study at Columbian Preparatory School Washington Dc then reports to Annapolis later this month. Frank, a standout at Cony Aten High School, earned an athletic scholarship to Columbia and was noted as a top scorer on the varsity team.
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John Lloyd
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Lloyd le W
Columbian Preparatory
Washington, D
May
Annapotty
Sli
Frank
Vines
Wan
Columbiaty Ax
Beavers
Lew
Hajim'e
Ai Beavene
Loi
Becton
Laragne
Piel
Lloyd Yivs
Mal Carrier Faces Friday the 13th Folklore Fear
A fragmented notice centers on Robert Apsneliten Roberts of Idaho, detailing a long life with a 13th Friday superstition. It notes his residence on 1th street Hewip, his 13 year marriage, wartime service, a vehicle license, and a former role with a wildlife association. The piece mentions his naming ties to Pope Leo XIII and local county connections.
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DY Apsneliten
Roberts
Amal Ourier
Hewip
Hewine
Wildlife Amiveration
Idaho
A Cappella Choir Delivers Grand Opening Night Performance
A lively opening night by the A Cappella Choir drew a large, responsive audience in Corry area. Performances under conductor Hiebaton included solos by Miss Pogey Deobnece and Tommy Cay fall, with notable duets and a finale of Victor Herbert favorites. The choir will continue to Newarkshire and LOMAM tour dates next week.
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Cae
Jana Om
Choie
Corry
America
Audiente
Hiebaton
TE Lynn
Arlene Ftontroth
Arthur Brlges
Warren
Victor Buyre
Depute
Victor
Oneehold
Tody Moathlke
Phyllis Jenner
Fuce
Concert UK
Newarkshire
Cattada
Haiphong Evacuation Deadline Amid Vietminh Overture
Hundreds of Vietnamese flee as Vietminh troops seize Haiphong, threatening to complete occupation of North Vietnam. French and local forces face pressure as residents scramble to evacuate by Monday and denounce authorities to avoid reprisals.
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Haiphong
Vietmiiik
Erlin
Tle French
Vietnamene
Mudincely
Walla
Motte Tan
Bier
Bie
Viet Nami
Viet Nam
Mthiphone
Qunokely
Walling
8000 Throng Flocked Tulip Festival Amid Village Pageant
An eight thousand crowd gathered for a tulip festival as village queen candidates and local dignitaries participated in pageantry. The event featured figures such as Verey Wallni House and representatives from Volunteer Fire Department, with communities and schools like Aron Wigty School and Clymer Central School listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Prette
Iain Gail
Ed Livella
Ann Lichis
Prinein
Resie Denly
Dom Nether
Farias LooQuthyig
Pitont Waahinyp
Uestimela
Order
Meiggamiatts Hungtt Degters
MmaMohng Bends
Férsatville
Prite
Caley
Aron Wigty School
Beeril Wessree Tandd
Ripley Horse Ushet Charley Damirwis oroWayid Clymer Central School
Moy Cqueen
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Farm Pond
Corry Hospital
Allentown
Paul Sunger
Myerstown
Lebanon Touinty
Setwelé
Snd
Psypurrvesibt
Piteraillaw
Hobby
Cuimmline
Perluhul
Hipbby
Bill
Senate
House
Appronneavey and
PURO
Hiedayeres Syyrtamaye
Dhyer
William Chimiousie
Donald Dickinen
OL Weil Pleasant Street
Mm Movie Gamer
Case
Telpid
Frank Messin
Weel Wushinietan Slzent
Lloyd
Corry High
Mal Carrier
Gerry High School
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