Reds reject portion of Allied truce plan
The Communists rejected parts of an Allied truce proposal at Panmunjom, opposing any release of Red prisoners in South Korea and continuing to resist handing over or deciding the fate of unwilling prisoners. North Korea's Nam Ti foI said the plan would be unacceptable to the North, and U.N. and South Korean officials warned of a boycott if talks proceed without change. Diplomatic signals from Seoul and Tokyo indicated displeasure with the stance and warnings of halted talks if demands persist.
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Wy Associated Press
Munsan
Panmunjom
Lodi
Mhe Pina
South Korea
Geneva Assembly
North Korea
Nam Ti
Nam
Ivins
Th. WN
Choi Duk Shin
al Med
Gem Willings
Harrison
Yavisvel
Choi
U.N
Grant
Republic of Korea
Chel
Owever
Presitttni
U. N
Munson
Grn
Mark Clark
Tokyo
Seoul
Britain
Canada
France
Netherlands
Alte Stites
Post Office Box Rates Hiked Across Nation
The post office raises box rents for the first time in 86 years, with prices increasing from 76 cents to 110 dollars, and other tiered jumps to 180 dollars and 62.25 dollars. Officials note the change follows nationwide policy and will affect about 100,000 businesses yearly.
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Yaris
Bill board use accepted for Corry Chamber plans
The Corry Chamber of Commerce will replace beer ads on a north side billboard with a new message for four months. Iroquois Brewing offered the sign use with a small credit line. Buffalo printshop will maintain it. The festival committee outlined events including a Warman Corry contest on September 11 and a festival launch at Hotel Corry September 16.
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Clough
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Iroquois Brewing Co
Buffalo
Sgt
Lars
Buffalo Cartcera
E. F. Beltes
William Cenby
Hotel Corry
Advision
Yesterny
Bax T. Chenty
Richard Rossbacher
Raymond Twyiner
Congue Wow
Lewistown
Trailor Truck Wrecks Three Autos and Milk Truck
A big trailer derailed down a steep hill in Turtle Creek yesterday injuring four people. Mrs Eleanor Tweedy 39 a teacher and wife of Emmet Tweedy principal of Penn Avenue Elementary School suffered critical injuries while waiting for a bus near Turtle Creek.
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Pittseurch
Turtle Creek
Eleanor ‘Tweedy
Emmet F. Tweedy
Penn Avenue
Turtle Creel
Ike defense chiefs win Senate approval for top posts
Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approved the nominations of Army Gen. Matthew Ridgway as Army Chief of Staff, Adm. Robert Carney as Chief of Naval Operations, and Gen. Nathan Twining as Air Force Chief of Staff. Arthur Radford was confirmed as Joint Chiefs chair, with hearings noting budget questions over a proposed five billion dollar Air Force cut. Twining warned such cuts could delay building toward a 143-wing Air Force, vital to national security.
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Associated
Washington
Prinitent
Riesenhower
Defense Chiefs
Verhain
SeNate
Congress
Senate Armed Services
Adv
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pacific
Matthew B. Ridgway
Giver
Nak
Europe
Eurpe
Ridgway
Iceland
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Eisenhower
America
Twining
Twine
Rehearsal for Coronation Impresses London Crowd
The final full dress rehearsal for the coronation went smoothly in London. Queen Elizabeth II allowed a stand-in to perform her role while 1,200 participants and a guarded process entered Westminster Abbey to view the ornate outfits and St. Edward's crown.
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Associated Press
London
Elizabeth 1
Westminster Abbey
St. Edward's
Babson Warns of Trouble as Consumer Debt Grows
The article cites a rise in consumer debt and higher installments for new goods like TVs and homes. It notes 1952 personal earnings at 268 billion dollars, with payrolls up across private industry and government including the military, while most Americans feel money prosperity.
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Babson
Roger Wadson
Babson Park, Main
Cox
U.S. Department of Com
Income inequality and farmer profits in mid-century analysis
A clipped economic overview claims 1950 farm income and national savings were uneven, with high outputs boosting farmer profits while wage workers saw stagnant real incomes. The piece notes top earners held most savings and hints at continued discussion on parity and worker prospects.
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Priu
le Age
Battle For Korea Escalates With Fresh Allied Push
Allied and Turkish forces clash with Chinese and North Korean troops across western and central Korea. U S Sabre jets shoot down two MIGs as Marine tanks and artillery batter Red positions atop strategic hills. Forrest Edwards reports fierce fighting on a five mile front north of Seoul with heavy shelling and multiple counterattacks.
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Seoul
Central Korea
Mmfes
Bnittle
Associated. Press
Forrest Edwards
Eighth Army
Reda Way
Olitast Vegas
Vegas
U. S
North Korea
Lir Gal
George A. Ruddell
Eugene
Ore
Robert H. Erdmann
Fairlawn
N. J
Geverao
ROKS
Sho Yi
Sailor Slaying Probed in Baltimore County
Police investigate the bludgeoning death of Michael Rusin, a first class machinist’s mate on the USS Correypidtor, found in a wooded Baltimore suburb. Fingerprints, a window clue, a beer purchase nearby, and $110 in a shoe are noted, with autopsy citing skull fractures and suffocation from blunt force.
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Freeruise Crean
Baltimore—Essex
Cary Palace
Michael Rusin
Baltimore County
Cyril ¥. Bovnilier
Mildred
City Prep for Memorial Day Weekend Brings Holiday Closures
City announces Memorial Day weekend hours with many businesses closing Saturday and Sunday except food outlets. Post office to close. mails dispatched. banks and offices shut. Memory Lane services set for 10 AM at Mead Park. Baseball doubleheaders and summer parks open. visitors urged to plan for heavier traffic and holiday mood.
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Boney
Lamarcow
Corry
Wil
Memory Lane
Mead Park
Olin Broecker Field
Loveland Field
Men Admit Theft Of Farm Junk And Restitution Made
Two Corry men aged 31 and 27 pled guilty to stealing farm junk from a property of Robert G. Sui near the Pennsylvania New York line. The stolen goods sold to a silk dealer. restitution of 840 was arranged and the items were returned. They appeared before Judge Alterman George Gordon.
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Corry
Siglo Polite
Laery Abms
Tien Cly
George Alkena
Selay
Robert G. Sui
Pillabuegh Wai
Exfe
Angier
George Gordon
Spies Julius and Ethyl Rosenberg Sentenced to Die
New York condemned atom spies Julius and Ethyl Rosenberg were sentenced to die at Sing Sing Prison in the week of June 16. Federal judge Kaufman set the execution amid legal maneuvers as defense sought delays and attempted postponement to next Monday. The couple were accused of conspiring to pass atomic bomb data to Soviet Russia.
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Associated Preps
New York
Jilius
Ethyl Rosenbarg
Sing Sing
Electricitt
Ke. Kaufmin
Jidge Auttman
Rosenbergs
Russia
Thay Steint
Mantel Bloch
Eday
Alesandar Bloch
Platy Mn
Killed by Car Near Penny Township
An elderly man, 65 year old George, was struck and killed last night while crossing Route 22 at the Me Bene Lineal Parkway intersection near Penny Township. Police investigation ongoing.
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Pietsburgh
E. F. George
Penny Township
Billilby
Sales tax revival tests Legislature as talks resume
In Harrisburg the Legislature debated a sales tax plan tied to a $5 per capita charge for Pennsylvanians age 21 to 66. Gov. Fine’s package faced strong GOP opposition and appeared unlikely to pass without cross party support. House Republicans warned they would expel any Democrat who votes for the tax.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
John 8. Fine
Robert B. Woodside
Woodside
Wrancig Worley
R-Adame
Thorn
Dussel
House
William A. Bolton Montgomery
Edwaod Donn
Northuberland
Henry B. Ragat
Northampton
Otay
Penljy Awarthamptor
John Schol
Andrews
Seder
He Myles
Albert W. Johnson
Republiican
Saisl
Flonse Waya
J. Means
Legis Triaire
Hind Senate
Patriotic Dates To Remember In Corry
Corry residents plan a Veterans Council tribute at Mead Park to honor the dead at 10 am. The event aims to mobilize a large turnout with a flag salute and memorial remarks. The Red Cross bloodmobile will seek 190 pints of blood to aid soldiers overseas.
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Corry
Veterans Council
Ube
Mead Park
Ciileh
Babile
Keren
Record of a Light Frost and Uncertain Temperatures
The report notes light frost at night with nippy temperatures. A 84 degree reading near a station is cited alongside mentions of 60 degrees earlier, and residents report cold conditions in some city areas with warmer notes by noon. The garbled text implies a weather update with alternating readings and partial daylight warmth.
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Rover
Nuonime
Mercury
Inellei
Revenue Bureau Reorganized by Administration
The administration reorganizes the Revenue Bureau abolishing 11 of 17 district offices and creating three new district commissioners. It shifts to fine districts, aims to cut offices and field personnel, and save millions yearly. Existing offices remain in Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia Atlanta Dallas. New offices to open in San Francisco Omaha Cincinnati. Several cities lose district offices including Buffalo Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Louisville Birmingham St Louis St Paul Denver Los Angeles Seattle.
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Associated Drew
Washington
Republican Administration
Gmigeing Democrate
John B. Dunlap
Internal ‘Revenue
Dunlap
Dallas
Tex
Secretary of the Treasury Rymphony
T. Coleman Andrews
Diskrief
Boston
New York City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Atlanta
Alstrict
San Francisco
Omaha
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
Birmingham
St. Louis
St. Paut
Denver
Los Angeles
Seattle
Convicted Peace Officer faces verdict in Pittsburgh court
In Pittsburgh a criminal court jury convicted Alfred J. Ackerman a justice of the peace at Whitaker on multiple counts. The jury also found Con Stable J B Boldoh guilty, with Ackerman clearly implicated in the trial.
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Pittsburgh
Alfred J. Ackerman
Hearby Whitaker
J.B. Boldoh
Ackerman
Corry Home Ownership Ranks Above U.S. Average
Census data show 62 percent of Corry occupied dwellings are owner-occupied, higher than the national rate. Corry leads with modern living amenities such as running water, flush toilets, and baths in about 80 percent of homes, reflecting local economic conditions and housing demand.
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Corry
U.S
New York
Department of Committre
Avion
United States
Bor
Fennaylyumia
Pat
Nes
Taft and Eisenhower Differ on Far East Plan
President Eisenhower and Senator Taft clash over Korea and Far East policy yet avoid party split. Taft opposes UN withdrawal while Eisenhower favors a broad one package settlement including Formosa and Indochina. Aides warn of possible broader US-UK alignment if talks fail.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Taft
Ohio
Korea
Far East
White House
Eigen Bower
U.S
United Nations
Senate
U. S
Taf
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Tate
Republican Party
Fotmosa
Indochina
U. N
Korra
French Indochina
Tafto
England
Hisenhower
Banedt
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Ike
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Satuday
Eiko
Gary
Ievasion
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Ed Snivelers
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