Tax package collapses as House caucus blocks plan
Harrisburg report says Gov. John S. Fine will address the legislature in a joint session to outline a broad tax plan. A $148 million sales tax replacement was rejected by Republicans, who favor cuts and a different revenue approach to balance the budget.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennylvania
John S. Fine
Commonwealth
Albert W. Johnson
Ute
Republican House
Pophwa
Dewd
Une
Pennsylvania
Fine
GOP
H. G. Andrews
OOP
Appeal Here For Blood Donors
An urgent American Red Cross appeal asks residents of Wood and nearby areas to donate blood during the bloodmobile visit. The drive, at Emmyuitiel Episcopal Church, runs Tuesday from 12 noon to 6 pm DST. Volunteers are urged to sign up via the chapter for a later session or to present at the church during the hours specified.
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Gerry
Arime American Red Cross Iuuy
Toca Yard Wren
Emmyuitiel Episcopal Church
Je Quolin
Belirf
Elizabeth and Statesmen Meet at Westminster Hall
Queen Elizabeth spoke at Westminster Hall with British Commonwealth leaders and lawmakers. She hailed parliamentary traditions and unity, standing with Prince Philip as she addressed dominions and colonies in a ceremonial address marking a historic gathering.
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London
Weskminster Hall
Charles T
Trengon
TSN
George VI
Palace of Westminster
Elizabeth
Duke of
Adinburgh
Clarisimas
Latrobe Miners Hit With Court Order Over Wage Strike
Workers from District 50 of the United Mine Workers picketed Kennametal in Latrobe forcing a Westmoreland County court order to stop interference with operations. About 680 workers were laid off to push for a 14 cent hourly raise after Kennametal offered a lower wage increase. Picketers blocked entry of office and supervisory staff as the firm prepared production lines and alloy output.
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Eto
Greensburg
District 50
United Mine Workers
Tha
Latrobe
Westmoreland
Hemands Tory
Siem
Welcome for Polish Pilot Plans Move in House
House leaders push an immigration bill to grant permanent U S residence to Pranisgelk Jareck a 2 year old Polish pilot who fled Poland in a MIG-15. Speaker Joseph Martin orders the measure brought to the floor for a vote, praising the young man’s defiance of Communist terror. The case highlights Cold War tensions and allied concerns over Soviet influence.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Pranisgelk Jareck
House Judiciary Committee
Red Poland
Joseph Martin
Muss
Martin
Mttle Pough
Congress
Sarechi Innes
Bornholm
Denmark
Poland
Memorial Day Services Set for Memory Lane
Memorial Day observance planned by Veterans Council members from American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Program moved from City Park to Memory Lane at Mead Park with transport provided. families urged to indicate grave location to honor local veterans.
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Wawne
Memory Lane
Mead Park
Veterans Council
Theamerican Legion
Meta Park
VEW
Legion
Chiny High School
Francis Graves Andress
Wolcnme
A Tredilnley
Guy
Otto Bracken Jr
Elmer Ovtner
Bayer
Gravin
Apology Issued By Political Figure In Erie Row
Attorney Jesse Juiltaain apologized publicly after a primary election setback in which Judge Samuel Roberts narrowly carried the nomination. The apology followed a press conference by Stanley Schwartz, with Jialiante stating he would reveal the party figures who did not support him in the Democratic primary.
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Brih
Jesse Juiltaain
Grinrungine
Bregeh
Erie
Stanley Schwartz
East Side
Tiurante
Samuel Roberts
Judge Roberts
Aluilanite
Sharts
Roberts
Jialiante
Schwartz
Erle
Democratic Party
Stanley Schwarts
Bormie
U S Parachuted Four Spies Into Ukraine Claim
An unnamed U S agency allegedly parachuted four spies into Ukraine from Soviet territory. The report says the operatives were captured or executed and mentions West Germany and Greece as locations tied to the claimed mission and timing around 1960s.
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Moscow
Heaviet
Akenne
Lye Mbit
Thievnal Aftaud
Unie Bela
Ukraines
Ube
Soviet Union
Chey
America
Settle
Kiev
Odessa
West Germany
Seek To Vacate Death Sentences For Two Spies
Defense counsel Emanuel Bloch urged the U S Court to vacate death penalties for spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. He argued the sentences imposed in April 1951 were illegal and sought a stay of execution pending appeals. The hearing followed a ruling allowing further review of the appeals.
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Associated Press
New York
Iy sTullus
Ethel Rosenberg
Feder
Emanuel HM Bloch
Bloch
Fedovt
Ving RB. Kaufmin
Ardee
Court of Appeals
Dulles Arrives in Greece for Talks with Greek Leaders
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Athens by air from Ankara for talks with Greek officials. Turkish sources say he discussed linking Yugoslavia to NATO and a Middle East defense with Arab nations. He planned meetings with Prime Minister Papagos and a dinner with King Paul before continuing to Tripoli.
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Presa
Athens
Greece
John Foster Dulles
Ankara
Turkey
Dalles
Yugoslavia
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
Anisarea
Middle East
Alexander Papapas
Paul
Dulles
Tripoli
Man's Body Found Buried in Glacier Park Snow
A man is found buried in fresh snow after an avalanche at Glacier National Park. George Benton, 46, of West Glacier, Montana, is identified among victims while Eugene Michael Sullivan survived after being buried for hours. Searchers used dogs and lights to recover bodies near Going to the Sun Highway.
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Glacier Park
Mont
George Benton
Weat Glacier Mont
Benton
Yescivirs
Eugene Michael Sullivan
West Glacier
Pic
Glacier National Park
Red Cross Directors Elected Here at Year End Meeting
Eleven Red Cross directors were elected at the North Center street gathering. The reorganizational session named Rev Whitemayt as chairman and Rev Bauer as vice chairman with Mrs Williams as secretary and Mr Johnson treasurer. The chapter reported 408 pints of blood donated and over 1,000 river blaries value, plus hospital lounge furnishings funded. Total revenue reached 88,862 with a year end balance of 2204. Expenditures totaled 6812 leaving 1307 on hand.
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Elvven Yew
Hye
Tomre Othe
Corey Chaney
American Red Cross
Anu
Ypumantion
Center Street
Pulluyving
Sire Mose
Fratieis Bittry
Nenithiam
Mrs Sh Uh
Rees Ws. Worth Hammond
Franke Dosa
Hywnted
Len Greens Benson
Bernived Porter
Ruv Path Bauer
Cilia Branken
Ava Wees
Vella Bricker
Hurley
Donngon
Mies Haley Johnson
Fred Rie
Raymond Bury
Mae
Willam Leaby
Stewart Gang
Geary Owen
FG. Whiteman
den Wilkins
Hurt “Hieht
Jack Brodl
Sowe
Whitch
Condor Fihanehil
Tronk
Garry
Klaniniobie
Corry Group
Butler
Aspinall
Erie
GOP Leaders Seek Eisenhower Aid Against Air Force Funds
Republican leaders plan to appeal to President Eisenhower for support in blocking a proposed five billion dollar Air Force fund request. Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine harshly criticized Secretary Wilson at a Senate Republican Policy Committee meeting, saying he had not satisfactorily explained the funding.
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GOP
Washington
Eisenhower
Wilson
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Smith
Col Wwaghes
City Begins Repairs After Sewer Breakage
The city starts repairs on a broken sewer line with water and pavement damage. Officials assess the full extent of the damage to street pavement and the water system, noting temporary conditions and a cautious timetable for restoration.
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Charles Pavlewurst
Stiels
Spring Street
Lackawanna Flood Damage After Heavy Rain
Flooding in Lackawanna caused extensive property damage and mass cleanup. More than 400 families displaced, up to one million dollars in damage, schools closed as storms washed out utilities and sewers backed up. Weather Bureau expected clearing skies. 8,000 homes affected. Bethlehem Steel plant reported damage.
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Associated Press
Daciawanna
WN. C
Nline Steet
Buffalo
U.S. Weather Bureau
Matthew
Katbin
Public Arks
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Neutral Zone Clash Over Picked Up Roks At Panmunjom
Communist officers charged that Red soldiers were picked up in the Pakimunjom neutral zone early today. Allied liaison officers said an investigation would be conducted. An oil official in Pittsburgh announced retirement plans at Gulf Oil Corp.
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Pussucimen Ros Panmunjom
Ualsun
Tony Thilt Tere
Pakimunjom
Th. N
ROKS DEMANDING U N WITHDRAWAL OF TRUCE OFFER
The article notes tensions as North Korean forces demand the United Nations withdraw a truce offer. It mentions a child named Corry Boy, aged 10, and a case of polio affecting a child, with medical details from Erie hospital staff and witnesses.
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ROKS
U.N
Taft urges U.S. to spur efforts for truce in foreign conflicts
Senator Taft warned that current conditions risk broad division and war as he urged the United Nations to pursue unified peace talks with China and Korea. He called for a general peace negotiation, unification of Koreans, and a pledge against further expansion, stressing U.S. power to curb Communist aggression.
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Chen Jeb Biggs Ford
Lyon Alt Furitier
Yorkinu
Taft
Hie Sun
Robert A. Taft
Te National Contpreno of
Christians
Ghia
Aehenksip
Tatt
Senate
Lions Commister
United States
Bere
Natons
Porter Finds Day-Old Baby in Brooklyn Incinerator
A Brooklyn housing project porter named Garmielo Chile pulled a blanket wrapped infant from a basement incinerator in a city hospital a day old and in good condition. Police hunt the person who left the baby.
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Epis
New York
Pri
Garmielo Chile
Porter
Brooklyn
Lescrier
Prisot
Assembly Presses Parley With Chief Delegate
A broad assembly calls for immediate parley with the chief delegate as proposals in the free world draw favorable comment in multiple capitals. The plan faces criticism as dishonorable and surrendering in some circles while others see potential for relief and unified action.
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Gall
Free World
South Korean lawmakers urge UN plan withdrawal on prisoner issue
Irate South Korean assemblymen demand withdrawal of the latest UN plan to repatriate prisoners and press for meeting with General Flurvhion. They criticize the plan as surrendering sovereignty and warn Britain and the United States of continuing pressure amid secret Panmunjom talks.
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United Nations
Gendlark
Tyave
Agr
Asneil
Eleluwauien
William AC
Flurvhion
Efer
Alfred Lyte
Lamarrow
Britain
Tus
Tadiay
Nebr
Indi
Syngmiry Whee
Assembly
Soon Gh Yung
Korea
Chapelyyll
Pan
Goon
U.N
India
Allied Bombers Hit Supply Lines Across Korea
Allied fighter bombers strafed and damaged North Korean supply routes and aircraft. Sabres claimed 12 Red Jets and damaged another, with MIG opposition limited near the Yalu River. Carrier planes and naval units supported the effort along the northwest coast and the Wanson area, enhancing bombardment of logistics links.
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Seoul
North Korea
al Foros
Yalu
Manvhuria
Korea
Mit Aller
Eores
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Dean Apne
Fo Agee
Defense Department
RED Cross
Francis Whiteman
Lackawanna
Pittsburgh
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Gulf of Corp
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