Geneva talks press for Indochina cease fire amid private talks
British plan to open immediate military disengagement to end Indochina war met resistance from Laos and Cambodia delegations. Eden met Molotov in private talks to discuss four point cease fire proposal. Bidault traveled to Paris for discussions with Laniel and French leaders and was to return next day.
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Geneva
Indochina
Eden
Malotov
Associated Press
Laos
Cambodia
Anthony Eden
Lea
Britain
V. M. Molatoy
Bidault
Paris
Joseph Laniel
Route 6 West Rebuild Aims To Open In Three Weeks
An employee of Robert Construction of Meadville said Route 6 west of the city will reopen in three weeks after six inches of crushed stone is laid on the old surface and widened, followed by blacktop. The Shebert firm will then move to the Corry Spartansburg highway near the south city limit to repair and rebuild that route.
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City
Robert Construction Firm
Meadville
City Ine
Shebert
Corry- Spartapsburg Highway
South City
Corryite Fined In Assault Case
Ralph Davis Jr. of 315 Fifth Street was found guilty of assault and battery and fined 25 dollars plus costs by Siderman George Gordon. Davis was arrested after a complaint by Mary Burrick Fassett that he struck her during a scuffle near the State Armory on East Washington Street last Saturday night. Davis pleaded not guilty claiming he did not strike her and that another woman became involved in a fight.
40 Chairs Needed for Corry Band Recreation Appeal
Local residents are urged to donate approximately 40 folding chairs to support the reorganized Corry band. The group, directed by John Rosybuchy, has played two functions recently and has received favorable public comment. Donations will be collected via the Chamber of Commerce office for pickup arrangements.
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Corry
Ht Dawn
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
John Rosy~ Buchey
Locl
Chamber of Commerce Office
Loyalty Board and Bunche Hold Session
Dr Ralph J Bunche an OECD UN official spent long hours with the Loyalty Board in New York The chair said no inference should be drawn from the meeting Bunche winner of the Nobel Peace Prize for securing a Holy Land armistice is principal director of the UN Trusteeship Department The hearing also admitted two former Communist party officials Manning Tolnson and Leonard Patterson The board noted investigations are conducted under executive orders and reports are sent to the secretary general through the State Department Bunche declined to comment and directed questions to the board
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Associated Press
WEW
York
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations
Bunche
Holy Land
U. N
Department of
Loyalty Board
National Committee
Communist Party
Tom
Federal
Manning Tolnson
Leonard Patterson
Pierce J. Geraty
Southport
Gonn
Chaiman
U. S
Gerety
Ike
United States
Truman
el Serhhower
Employes Loyalty Board
State Department
Detroit
Two Unions Reject GE Wage Offer
New York based report notes the 610 International Union of Electrical Workers rejects General Electric's wage proposal as four to five cents an hour insufficient. The UE also brands the offer inadequate and directs locals to hold urgent meetings to inform members.
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Amodgen
New York
International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
General Electric Co
General Electric Conference Board Board
United Electrical Workers
Army officer testifies Schine offered Florida trip
Army officer Capt Joseph J Miller testified that Pvt G David Schine proposed a Florida trip and pressed for early firing-range access while at Fort Dix New Jersey He cut the offer with a warning that officers cannot accept favors from trainees Schine spoke of modernizing the military and sought preferential treatment without success Miller acknowledged anger at the time and refused to discuss details with Senate investigators
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Joseph Miller
Florida
Associated Press
Washington
G. David Schine
Schine
Ft. Dix
N. J
Roy Cohn
David Schine
Morida
Joseph J. M. Miller
Dix
Nedi
Seine
Sea
McOarchy
McCarthy
Himan
Miller
Dix Inse
Sen
New York
Aching
Father of Warren Man Shot and Killed
A man, Truman Courtney, 48, was shot to death at point blank range after entering Club Gar Bar near Accoma South Dakota. Goldie Burke, 60, was wounded in the thigh. Steve Burke, her husband, was held without charge in Chamberlain jail. Courtney was a local café operator and is survived by his widow. An inquest was scheduled.
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Asocixea Frees Oacoma
Chamberlain City
Courtney
Moon murder case moves toward new trial ruling
In Warren County, Normin Moon of Conneliaville faces a fresh bid for a new trial after defense lawyers filed a nine point motion arguing the verdict was against the weight and law of the evidence. Judge Alexander C. Fitzk Jr will rule. a possible Supreme Court appeal looms if denied. The Board of Pardons could still commute. Sentencing is deferred pending the motion ruling.
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Warren
Wheels of Justice
Normin Moan
Connediaville
Alison D. Wade
Warren County
Law Sud
Alexander C. Fitck Jr
Supreme Court
Board of Pardons
Moon
Samel D. Braemer
Connellsville
Thomas A. Waegenur Jr
Uniontown
H. Beshlin
Commonwealth
Charles
Naddeo
Woman Held In Huge Shortage Scandal In Ohio
Fran Bexton, 62, headline figure in Trenton and Ashland, faces federal embezzlement charges totaling 114000 from a bank she led. Arrested in her apartment, she was jailed in Portmouth overnight, released on 5000 bond, and bound to a Cincinnati grand jury. Also, Rep Frances Bolton urges invitation of French nurse Genevieve de Galard Terrauds to visit the United States.
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Associated Press
Tronton
Ohio
Fran Bexton
Ashland
Trenton
Bexton
Russell
Ohio River
West Virginia
Kentucky
Chintus National of
Iranton
Portsmouth
Sexton
Washington
Frances ? Bolton
Genevieve de Galard
Terrauds
Lengthy battle for NYCentral control reaches climax
The NY Central rail system faces a crucial annual meeting as stockholders decide between management head William White and financier Robert Young. Proxies will be counted by three professors over six days to two weeks with 60 percent of 6447410 common shares expected to vote. A prior legal ruling paused 800,000 shares held by Clint Murchison and Sid Richardson, allies of Young, and a postponement request for the meeting was denied.
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Associated Pres
Albany
New Yorke Central Railroadsystem
Road
Armory
William White
Sinte
Roberte
Young
White
Robert W. Miller
Syracuse University
John Hanan
Columbia University
Covington Hardee
Hanrvard Law School
Ten Eyck
the Central
Wilapnoon
David W. Pad
Appellate Division
New York State Supreme Court
Rill Road
Texas
Clint W. Murehicon
Sid W Richardson
Dock Workers Vote Amid Waterfront Tension in New York
New York waterfront votes on a National Labor Relations Board election as ILA and ATL-TLA factions claim victory. Police mount heavy presence on docks to deter intimidation following a tense pre Christmas vote. Authorities from New Jersey to Denver oversee the process with 2,500 officers patrolling the harbor. The ILA faces a major setback as federal receivership was imposed on the rival group. In Washington, a Senate panel delays Van Dusen nomination to a U.S. district judgeship, now set for late spring.
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Associated Press
New York
National Labor Notations Board
Tnternational
Jermy
ILA
Waterfront
APL
David Edelstein
Washington
Senate Judiciary Subcommittees
Francis J. van Dusen
Rantern
Pennsylvania
Maida
French Forces press in Red River delta amid Dien Bien Phu retreat
Vietminh forces veered north from Dien Bien Phu and aimed to encircle the Red River delta, while French air and ground units bombarded Vietminh columns near Nha Phu. Eleven rebels killed. 148 evacuated to Saigon total 110. France to form 12 new units totaling about 12,000 troops to bolster the delta defense.
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Associated Press
Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Vo Nguyen Giap
Tin
U. S
Dien Bien Phu Conapes
Saigon
France
City approves trash site plan for West Washington building
City officials authorized contractor Willams to proceed with a new city owned building on West Washington street after engineer Don Williams and Lawrence Nichols concluded quicksand would not derail construction. The project aims to house the bulldozer and garbage collection truck and should be completed within 30 days.
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Washington Street
Arlo Wile Mars
Willams
Enginee
Don Willams
Lawrence ©. Nichols
Streets
Charlen ‘Thompson
Nichols
Phi
Wathorkznlon
Willian
Pardon fight over Huffman murder sentence
Damian Mel Lalghin, representing Huffman’s plea, opposes release arguing insufficient time served after Huffman, 25, was convicted by an Erie County jury of fatally kicking his 18 month old daughter. Huffman claims to need parole to support his six year old son. The hearing involves related grand jury probes into state employee campaign contributions. Judge Renny Ellenhowen presided as the cases moved forward.
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Alice
Erle
State Department of Banking
James P. Malone
Renny Ellenhowen
Malone
Veterans to Place Flags on Graves at Pine Grove Cemetery
The Veterans Council appeals for volunteers from American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars to help place flags on graves at Pine Grove Cemetery and nearby cemeteries tonight at 0:30. The council asks observers to report missing grave flags to Bracken Funeral Home which will stock extra flags for pickup.
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Veterans Council
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign War E
Pine Grove
Council Ala
Bracken Funeral Home
Main Street sewer line project reduces traffic to one lane
Meadville based Keystone Construction advances phase of the new sewage treatment plant under a general contract. Excavation and trench work run along Main Street north side between Howard Tannery and Avenue A, then Avenue A to Liberty Street, Summer Street, and finally toward East Bmith Street to the plant. Traffic limited to one lane as the line is tested and backfilled, carrying wastewater from the southeastern city section to be treated before discharge into Hare Creek.
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Boxt Main Street
Keystone Construction Company
Meadville
Bnat
Lawyers Memorial Service Arranged for Erie Attorneys
Erie County Bar Association will hold a memorial service tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the courthouse large courtroom for Walter Ho Scott and other Erie attorneys Thoms O Connor and Henry C Bauer. Judge Elmer J Evans and others will preside as resolutions honor the three lawyers who died recently. Walter Peake will present the resolution for Mr Scott. Scott studied law in the governor's office. Friends of the former Corry lawyer invited to attend. In Atlantic City Stacy D. Kline elected president of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association succeeding J C Warner Jr.
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Erloule
Scott
Forever’s
Corry
Florida
Atlantic City
N. J
Stacy D. Kline
Berks County Trust Co
Reading
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Kline
J.C Warner Jr
Milford
Navy to Probe Bonnington Disaster After Shipboard Fire
Secretary of Navy plans a full inquiry into a costly peacetime disaster aboard the aircraft carrier Bonnington off the eastern coast. More than 100 men died and 220 were injured as explosions and a fire swept the ship during routine training. Helicopters evacuated the injured to Newport Naval Hospital while crews prepared medical relief and contingencies across Navy centers.
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Associated Press
Bonnington
Naval Air Base
Naval Hospital
Newport
Hobson
Wasp
Atlantic
Leyte
Boston
Navy
Quonnet
Naval Wir
Potter
Cuban
Okinawa
Quonset
Bennington
Branton's Reef
Third Streat
Two Pennsylvanians aid prison break sentenced
ROCHESTER NY Two Pennsylvanians who aided an escape by two inmates from Monroe County penitentiary on March 25 were given long prison terms. James A Compton 29 of DuBois Pa received 20 to 40 years in Attica State Prison. George R Bonner 20 of Washington Pa drew 0 to 10 years in prison and was sent to the Mimits Reception Center for classification and pen assignment.
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Rochester
Monroe County
James A. Compton
DuBois
Attics
George R Bonner
Washington
Bonner
Mimits
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