Staff Chiefs Await Moscow Invitation
Washington officials weighed inviting top American military leaders to Moscow for Aviation Day ceremonies after a Soviet proposal surfaced. Findings suggested Radford and several Air Force officers might be sent if allowed, with mixed reactions on Capitol Hill but some support for interchanges with Zhukov.
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Washington
Moscow
Hassles
Dime Av
Nio
Army
Navy
Air Force
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs
Bf Monday
Colotind
Nathan F
Twining
Tha
Tumday
Ib Wis
Ewinthe
Radford
Eisenbowtz
Toney
Capitol Hi
Russell (Gui
Uit
Armed Services Committee
Fossians
Morssiss Zhukov
Russell
George Zhukov
Ben
Anderson
D-N&t
Min
Senate House
Riksluns
Tie
AP News Briefs From London and New York
Mixed brief items report a ceremony invite by a minister and RAF officers in Musrow, a federal judge ruling on a labor payment claim, and Secretary Dulles planning travel from Watertown to Deck Inland before returning to Washington.
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London
Nikola Bulganay Tins
Betis Ale
Nigel Birehead
Musrow
Washington
State
Dullen
Atte Iptang
Ontario
Shire
Dulles
Watertown
N.Y
Man Identified In Suspected Bomb Death Mystery
Police say a mysterious blast on a street in North Ride led to a fatality. Detective Robert Neville noted the victim appeared to have been enjoying a cigarette when the bomb exploded. Identified as James Dorris, he was associated with May records and taken into custody May 1, 1930, in Maines, Iowa, as a murder suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btesylaton
Robert Neville
Mike Champbell
Jamés Dorris
Pollée Sai
She Dorris Waa
Maines
Lows
U S Border Patrol Fired On From Czechoslovakia
Reporters Warren Kennat of the Newark Evening News and Jack Thompson of the Chicago Tribune accompanied a U S Border Patrol unit near the Cregh border when rifle fire struck near the vehicle. Five carbine bullets hit the area. no injuries were reported. Officers and a third person crossed from the Czech side after the incident.
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Heu Bebe
U. S. Army
Frank Czechoslovaka
Nm Cregh
Waorten Kennat
Newark
Jack Thompson
Chicos
He Newanen
Border Patrol
Thompson
Thir
Trio Held In Shakedown of Eric Showman Face Bribery Trial
Two former Lackawanna law officers and a third defendant pleaded not guilty to a corruption scheme involving Greater Shows at the VFW Post grounds. They allegedly extorted 500 dollars from owner Henry Erame by using official authority and fear, with Frame’s Greater Shows cited as the show involved.
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Orem Ang
Nelerans
Lackawannin
Carnival
Merle
John Hytrich
VEW
Lackawanna
Sand
Walter Wue
Edmund Koren
Leslie F. Robbson
Hotnich
Peeret
Robinson
Holnich
Henry H
Erame
VFW
Feime
Wilk
Karen
Frame
Ohureng
Estate of Mrs Balt DiRuimillee Headed for Contested Probate
An estate case in Connellsville Pennsylvania follows the death of Mrs Balt DiRuimillee, aged 84, on May 3. An alleged free of 100000 dollars is noted with stocks, bonds, currency found in bank boxes and an old trunk. Her sole survivor is sister Nellie Swettenhelger, 89, of Lewisburg.
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Connellsville
Balt
DiRuimillee
Variows
Nellie Swettenhelger
Lewisburg
Senate Housing Bill Advances Toward House Vote
Senate passed housing measure seeks 135000 public housing units plus federal program expansion. Administration fights to modify scale and extend funding. House yet to vote as debate centers on elderly housing and borrowing terms under FHA. Democrats and some Republicans back larger plan, while Eisenhower officials push for trimmed provisions.
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Wabhington UM
Howie Banking
Ehrnhower
Senate
ALA
Elvenhuser
Senate Banking Committee
Beverr Dema
Erila
Elainhower
Melidés
Police Seek Carter's Guns In Jamestown Murder Case
Mayville police search swamp near Boomertown as they pursue killer Dedrick Carter in a fatal shooting during a car chase with Jamestown detectives. The victim is John Cedric Jr of Corning. Carter faces murder charges and a grand jury review while officers recover weapons tied to the crime and a jail break.
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Mayville
Nseareh i
Curler
Jugaiist
Moynink
Baker Atrteet
Prominent Carnegie Native Named Judge in Allegheny Court
John CG Brosky of Carnegie has been named judge of the PEK Judicial District in Allegheny County. He succeeds Homer S. Brown, who becomes a county common pleas judge. The appointment places Brosky as a leading figure in the county judiciary.
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Harrisburg — Coy
Fenterdy
John CG. Brosky
Carnegie
Pek
Allegheny County
Homer S. Brown
Allegheny
Immunize Those Exposed After Polio Virus Leaks In Plane
A container of live polio vaccine leaked during transit from Washington to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Cargo handlers alerted, aircraft crew and passengers were pricked for protective inoculations, and quick medical action was taken to prevent exposure.
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Baltimore
Leiephanin
Dirk
Plehw
DCA
Washington
Johns Hopkins Horpital
Art Alsline Spokesmar
Baltnravels Friendship Wiversation
Baltimiore
Friendship
Jett
Pittsburgh
Avnwift
Jonas Salk
Wellon
Washington Natonal
Hospiais
Wank Byid
Boeing
Connot Ry
Hurley
Arington
A. Miller
Blue Cross Rates Rise for Hospital Insurance in August
Blue Cross plan holders in 29 western Pennsylvania counties will face about a 21 percent increase in hospital insurance charges beginning August after the Insurance Department approved the Hospital Service Association of Pittsburgh to raise rates. The 18 month authorization limits were set to 15 months by Commissioner Franck Re. The department barred further increases during the period. Hospital Service Association President William H. Ford defended the hike as necessary to shed hospital costs while pledging to minimize impact on subscribers. About 1.4 million Blue Cross subscribers in the region will be affected, with 050,000 additional subscribers under group contracts also impacted.
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Cory
Blue Cross
Blue Insurance Department
Hospital Service Association of Pixtaburuh Soperitore
Pendiciy Hestriniese
Franck Re, Smith
Smith
Asay
Pittsburgh
William H. Ford
Hospital Service Association
Insurance
Serlberg
Pennsylvania
Leader Signs Bill Delaying Stamp Plan Date
Governor signs amendments to the sales tax law delaying the stamp plan by ten months. The plan aimed to raise five to six million dollars via stock tax, with mechanisms for retailers to issue stamps. a million dollar appropriation and mechanics setup were cut from the bill. Republicans say the amended tax could yield about three million in the current budget period ending May 31, 1957.
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Euiu
Nate
Tegal
Pennsylvania
Mme
Tegisla
Aera Lp
Phi Govarjor
Hower
General Assembly
Pennsylvania Economy League
Presbyterians Elect Proffitt As Moderator
The Presbyterian Church in the USA elected Davin W. Proffitt of Mayville North Dakota as moderator at the Philadelphia assembly. Proffitt, a 48-year-old merchant farmer, emerged as a surprise winner in a three way race for the churchs top post. The merger talks with the United Presbyterian Church remain unresolved with a vote by both groups presbyteries due next June. The session is the second of seven days with the new moderator to preside.
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Philadelphia
USA
Todey “Wok
United Presbyterian
U.S
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Bey
General Assembly
Ap Provid
United Presbyteriats Chiush General Assembly
Knox
Ville Tein
Sevenietay
Davin
Proffitt
Farmier Fron
Mayville
Désowne
Ube
Phome
Elsenhow
Washington
Edward WR Elson
Gy Yoddson
Model mother blamed in fatal harm to three daughters
Police report shows Lorene Calbeck fatally harming her three young daughters Shittey six Pamela three and Jun one before collapsing from injuries in a Lake Wiles residence. She told officers she acted to protect her children but provided no coherent motive. Calbeck, in her late 40s, was hospitalized in critical condition with doctors fearing she would not survive. The investigation focuses on the sequence that led to the children's deaths and her alleged statements to authorities.
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Mien
Lorene Calbeck
SB Betton
Shittey
Pamela
Jun
Fenson
Mik Calbeck
Calbeck
Mark Galbert
Sault Ste, Mari
Mich
Tom Petty
Colbeck
Ives
Chilbeck
Lake Wiles
Mets
Millie Thomas Loses Appeal in 1946 Crime Case
A damaged report outlines Millie Thomas losing an appeal in a 1946 case. It cites a conviction related to a violent incident involving Robert Fisher, with references to a firearm death and a consideration of financial proceeds from the crime.
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Thaio
Muncs
Milke Bubna
Robert Fisher
Fiboult
Autille
Seta Bisament
Aftolén
Bubna
Fisher
WAR HERO SES ST AUBANS N Y REAR ADMIRAL A F FIGUINKER
WAR HERO SES ST AUBANS N Y Rear Admiral Alexander Figuinker USN Ruby a World War I hero died Wednesday at the Naval Hospital He claimed heroism while serving aboard an aircraft carrier during the Battle of the Atlantic He was a patient of Mu- Enemy Pa.
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ST_AUBANS
N.Y
Alexander Figuinker
USN
Ruby
Naval Hospital
AduilFe
Hive
Chicago
the Wallea
Patie
Corry Man Killed As Gar Wraps Around Pole Near Erie
A Corry man died when a gar wrapped around a utility pole near Erie as frost gripped the area. The Mercury reported a record low of 24 degrees for May 24, with frost damaging fruit trees and crops across the Cove ry District. Farmers faced losses as trees and newly planted crops suffered from the unusual cold spell and dipping temperatures.
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Corry
Gar
Erie
Covery
Esterday
Pennsylvania
State Turns Down Plan On Jointure
Crawford County School Board discussed a proposed jointure of Bloomfield Sparta and Rome districts. A letter from Dr. Carl Seifert noted state council denial of revising the county plan to form an administrative area. Board tabled action while urging hearings. residents favored the plan for regional school life and local property values.
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Bloomfield-Sparta-Ramé
Carl Seifert
State Council of Education
Harrisburg
Crawford County School Board
Meadville
Seifert
Councill Tihs
Tolinty Board
Bloomfield
Rome
Sparta
Floyd
Peters
Stte
Titusville
Riceville Corners
Crawford County
Union City
Corry
First Poppy Bought by Mrs Bliss in Town Drive
Mrs Bliss of Maple Avenue purchased the first commemorative poppy with a 25 dollar donation. The handmade flowers are sold by members of the Lt Archie W Thompson VFW Post and Auxiliary to honor memory of John Stikler, a local veteran and former officer. Proceeds support post activities and memorial efforts in Corry Simestown.
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Maple Avenue
Archie W
Thompson Vfw
Post Fond
Post Ausiliarys
Arlarga
Thompsains
Corry Simestown
Cer Oy
John Siikler
Memorial Day Services Planned by Gerry Yeussys Council
The Gerry Yeussys Council plans Memorial Day events at Memory Lane in Mead Park. The remembrance includes placing honors for veterans with a 10 AM gathering and a 1 PM service, with updates to follow tomorrow.
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Gerry Yeussys
Memory Lane
Mead, Park
Vie Plas
Corrs
Youjivbers
Maon
Obayevense
Army Presses Drive for More Air Power
The Army seeks new plans to track missiles and to transport troops and cargo, arguing for greater air power. It stresses integrated force concepts but dismisses claims of secret Hoover Commission papers.
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Washington UI
Detente Department
New York Herald’ ‘Tribune
Washington
Ty “Rawlind Evans Jr
Hoover Commission
Fale
Hoover
Teak
Joint Chiefs
Iast-qlenty
Commission
Lela
United States Warns Against Coercion of Refugees
The United States vows asylum protections and rejects foreign officials pressuring refugees. A White House statement asserts strong arm tactics will not be tolerated and cites steps to extend U.S. legal protections. The move follows calls to expel Soviet delegate Sobolev and aides over alleged coercion and threats.
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Washington
United States
White House
Arkidy Sobolev
United Nations
Tt Salt
Sobolev
Seiamién
Ugk
Russia
State Department
Fikely Ther
Nile Skelifioed
Soboley
Aimer
Horst Named Aide to Benson in Agriculture Dept
Horst, a former secretary to a Pennsylvania Republican committee member, is named an aide to Secretary Benson. The appointment, announced last week, takes effect June 4. Horst will assist in forming and implementing farm policy and program management.
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Horst
Benson
Venskeets
Nies
Pennnsivania
Coomit~tes
Articulture
Beyson
Mie
Tire
Berminylyanii
Ie Thre
Agriculture ‘Départiivlit
Fils
Amiist
Probipiis
Lon B Rhines Dies In Auto Crash Near Erie
Lon B Rhines 57 died when his car left Route 8 near Erie and struck highway equipment then a pole. Passenger Agnes Lynch 68 was badly hurt and later died at home hospital. Coroner ruled accidental death while police noted high speed and a sudden swerve to avoid a truck. Rhines formerly directed Industrial HHAWONA at Aer Supply Mfg Co. and Lynch was assistant manager at Corrystamestown Mtr Corp.
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Cal Id
Lon B.rhines
Booth Center Street
Ty Pole
Erie
Rhines
Agnes Lynchs
Marion Treet
Rhine
Mies Genel
Hime Ot Hospital
Wottag-Erle
Erie County
W. Wood
Lawrence Pike
Highway Department
Norom Hi Alghyny
Miss “Lynch
Tras
Gir
Personnel Association of
Northwestern Pennsylvani
Industeidl Hhawona
Aer Supply Mle, Co
Foc
Miss Lyneh
Persanhel
Corrystamestown
Mtr Corp
Mick
Alonzo C.lon B1 Rhmes
Rid Way
Ridgway High Schoo
Mary, Sincke
Aero Supply Mtg. Co
Unih
Em ‘Ott
St Thomas Parish Names Third Priest to Lead Church
Rev. Reye Leon Doleski, newly ordained from St Patrick Parish, assumes duties at St Thomas Church joining Rev. Praticus Graves and assist Rev. John Dassen. Local services had been curtailed. visiting priests had filled gaps. Doleski begins his permanent assignment today amid health-related disruptions.
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St Thomas
Reye-Leon Doleski
Patricky Parlay
Eri
Lonidow
Praticis Graves
John Dasans
Rey
Graves
Gelert Noles
Hey
Poleski
Nixon to Speak at Lafayette College
Barton, Pa. Vice President Nixon will address graduates at Lafayette College soon after being named honorary doctor of laws. The college announced the event today, noting Nixon will speak on national affairs and the nation’s direction.
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Nixon
Barton
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Lon B. Rhines
Agnes Lynch
St. Thomas
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