Riots in Trieste Turn Deadly as Foreign Troops Step In
Across Trieste violence surges with British and American forces moving in to quell clashes between rioters and police. Four killed, many wounded. demonstrations ripple to Rome and Milan as Italy readies transfer of Zone A administration to Italian control.
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Trieste
Hnd
Addiati
Port Belty
Adriatic
Tmortin
Iitish
Rome
U. S
Clare Boothe Lion
Giuseppe Pella
Eize
Fire
Wss
Milan
Getobér
Yugoslavia
Two Bidders Seek Property At County Sale In City A
Bidding for county owned stands at Ey County Courthouse drew W. W. Hammond Jr. and Philip Zalaneck against the usual one buyer pattern. Zalaneck led after two rounds with 175 dollars plus costs totaling 335 dollars, the sale proceeds amid a pro rata tax and lien distribution among the county city and school district. Pittsburgh Steel Foundry Corp plans a million dollar expansion at Glassfare plant to boost Army tank part production, with Allegheny County Millwlders noting the program.
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City
Nes Streph
Ey County
W. W. Hammond Jr
Cory
Philip Zalaneck
Howard Sheen
Wayne Street
Zalaneck
Mmmone
Henseto
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry Corp
Winthrop B. Brows Fuld
Allegheny County
City Records a Cold Day with Frost and Wind
The observed temperature dropped to 19 degrees as residents faced a sharp wind chill. Weiler Observer noted the mercury near Hopbove Street while forecasts call for more frigid weather upcoming, with a predicted rise from 12 to 20 degrees later in the week.
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Mercury
Etky
Seta
Weiler
George Mule Silek
Hopbove
Tix
Peodietinus
Tir
Saiewhab
Afvernicimn
Senate group winds up probe of red spy ring
New York, March 1. Senator Joseph R. McCarthy says evidence shows a spy ring operated at Ft Monmouth New Jersey and elsewhere well after World War II. He cites an unidentified woman witness and says Rosenbergs headed a radar spy ring at Ft Monmouth while an engineer worked on radar material at the ITT subsidiary Bell Labs in Mullley New Jersey.
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Senate Group
Associated Press
New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Chet
Monmouth
Wits Subcommittee
Rosenberg
Jusius
Ethel Rosenberg
Ft. Monymouth
Federal Telecommunications Laboratory
Mulley
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Freight wreck delays trains near Corry and Meadville
Eastbound passenger trains on the U E Railroad ran behind schedule today after being detoured around a freight wreck at Stoney Point, 12 miles southwest of Meadville. Train No 2 was an hour and a half late. No 6 was delayed. Wreck occurred shortly after 5 a.m. eastbound. Five cars, none overturned, rerouted by late afternoon. Baby dies of burns in Waynesburg after accident with gas stove in Garards Fort.
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Corry
Stoney Pottis
Mequville
Bessemer and Lake Erie
Shenango
Meadville
Wwaynesburg
William Gump
Garards Fort
Staff advisers pressed to break stalled Korean talks
In Panmunjom allied and Communist diplomats named staff advisers to iron out the deadlock in arranging a Korean peace conference. U S envoy Arthur Dean and North Korea’s Ki Sot Bok sparred on lowering talks, with both sides using staffers to push progress. Kenneth Young and Col Stanton Babcock will represent the U S side alongside North Korea’s Chon Dong Hyde and Pu Shou Chand for the Communists. The session opened amid quick Communist approval, making Friday’s meeting the shortest yet at 22 minutes.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
U.S
Arthur Dean
Ki Sot Bok
North Korea
Foreign Ministry
Dean
Ki Gunoubeed
Heds
Reils
Wa Statt
Dear Sales
JoWer Evel
Kenneth Young
Japan
Korea
U. S. State Department
Col
Stanton Babcock
Chon Dong Hyde
Pu Shou Chand
Winds threaten dry forests amid weekend fires
Strong winds today posed the biggest danger to Pennsylvania’s dry woodlands as wardens and volunteers battled smouldering areas from earlier blazes. About 3,000 acres burned in Blair and Huntingdon counties. The Weather Bureau offered limited moisture with scattered snow flurries expected. Firelines and precautions were set to prevent further outbreaks while Game Commission noted conditions were near normal for fall and urged responsible hunting and fire prevention.
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Harrisburg
Status Forests and Waters Department
Blair
Huntingdon
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Login J. Bennett
Commission
French Vietnamese troops clash near Lafenc
In Indochina a French spokesman said French Vietnamese forces killed four Communist Vietminh troops in a night clash southwest of Lafenc, ten miles from Ph Nho Quan. Dr. Arthur Fleming, director of the Office of Defense Mobilization, said the draft call may reach 60,000 men next July, more than double the current 23,000 a month. Sakari Tuomioja, 42, Finland's National Bank head, agreed to try forming a new government.
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Associated Press
Hanoi
Indochina
Lafenc
Ph Nho Quan
Alfred, NX
Arthur 5. Fleming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Aelsine
Finland
Sakari ‘Tuomioja
Quality Cash seeks permit for new supermar ket in Corry
Petitioners ask Corry Zoning Board of Appeals for approval to operate a supermarket at 816 North Center Street. Hearing set for Thursday November 12 at 7 p.m. in Municipal Building. If approved, Quality Cash will remodel the 60 by 110 foot building for a large outlet, after opposition noted and prior nearby grocery plans approved by the board.
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Quality Cash Gency
Quality Cash
Corry
Zoning Board of Appeals
North Center Street
Zoning Bord
Melle Page
Bernieth Nichols
T 9
Gorry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Gorry-Jamestowlant
East Columbus
Interioy
Tor Iy Hirge
Tain
Country Gee
Inv Rayeheen
Milton Sheyaaa
Quality Bash
Family Burned Out In Draketown Fire Near Edinboro
Fire destroyed the seven room frame home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pencille of Draketown near Edinboro from a faulty chimney. Mrs. Pencille and their four children escaped with help from neighbors as firemen arrived to battle the blaze. The family, living temporarily with Mrs Velma Lone in Wayne Street, had no insurance on the home. Mr. Pencille worked at the Hueyrus Erle plant in Erle when the fire broke out.
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Oscar Pencille
Draketown
Edinboro
Pencille
Della Long
Pose Pencile
Velma Lone
Wayne Street
Waterford
Axel Gardiner
Cremer Betoré
Pencillo
Hueyrus-Erle
Erle
Hunters Sought After Mysterious Writings Across Poudersport
Report from Poudersport notes a search by Associated Press staff for two hunters linked to a cryptic message. The chaotic dispatch lists scattered names and places, with unclear references to Wake Forest and Cranelialh, while authorities urge calm as investigators pursue the men behind the coded appeal.
Cory Chamber Backs Fire Truck Study And $14000 Tank Plan
Directors of the Cory Chamber of Commerce approved a campaign to persuade the Stanford Hose Company to spend about 14000 for a new tank. The plan was discussed at a Hotel Canvy meeting with Civil Defense and recreation committee links noted. A Hunt Safely Week report showed 675 attendees and 400 injuries addressed.
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Stanford Hose Co
Cory Chamber of Commerce
Stanford Hose Company
Oily Geumell
Hotel Canvy
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chatiber Slau
Lave
Icheme Athet
Intertixements
Jeter Tou
Robert Partamvan
The
Game Commission
Grid Win Triggers Holiday for Area Schools
The Curry Area Joint Schools system plans a half holiday for all students through 12th grade if Willaright’s gyms at Chi City win the Section 21 District Ten trophy. A victory prompts a Monday afternoon assembly at Ak High School and a morning event, while a defeat keeps classes normal.
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Stitoved
Willaright
Chi City
Curry Area
Thorsday Berup
Waterford School bids received by state authority
The State Public School Building Authority reports unofficial low bids for Waterford Elementary School: general construction by Joseph Whey for 41,000, heating and ventilation by E. North Co. for 41,258, plumbing by McCarls Plumbing and Heating Co. for 44,134, electrical by Northwestern Electric Co. for 20,794. Also noted is a guilty plea by Robert E. Perry in Franklin for driving under the influence after a Grant Street crash.
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State Public School Building Authority
Waterford
Jon Ty
Bae County General
Joseph Whey
Fd Bon
Meadville
E. North Co
Erie
McCarls Plumbing and Heating Co
Beaver Falls
Northi
West, Electric Co
Franklin
Robert E. Perry
Newis
Grant Street
Perry
Paul
Bedford
Sherman Farmer Is Killed In Wreck In Sherman Area
Sherman farmer Sherman Farmer dies from a skull fracture after a single vehicle collision on Westfield Memorial Hospital road. Passenger Joe Wildman, 60, of Shiloh Parish, injured along with another man, Fenake J. Cummings, 54, of Sherman. Coroner Neodore Morse says Farmer died at the Westfield Memorial Hospital. Wildman and Cummings transported for treatment. Funeral plans filed with Shorton Bible School official John Pressnal.
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Sherman-Westfield Land
Joe Wildman
Chayjianqia
Neodore
Morse
West Teld Memorial Hospital
Wildman
Fierry Heolag
Tie
Shermay
Soinaer Aimbulavce
Clyiier
Demines den Polors
Revie Kavens
Shermiony Police Severant
Cimmunit Esciped
Stefin
Mr. Wildmar
Jamestown
Isaac
Elizabeth Wellack Wildman
Homie ae-Showian
John Pressnal
Shitol Bible School
Boyle
Shorman Cemetery
Christmas Shopping Hours Set by Carry Retail Merchants Bureau
Nine members of the Carry Retail Merchants Bureau met to plan holiday shopping hours. Stores will open 9 am daily from December 1st, except Sundays, closing early at 9:20 pm Christmas Eve. Jack Stahl was named chair of the Christmas Lighting committee and a lands sale schedule will begin in 19 days. Lights may be turned on soon after Thanksgiving. A decision on staying open past 9 pm Wednesdays was deferred. Discussions also covered expanding the Carry trading area and drafting events.
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Carry Retail
Merchants Bureau
Alumnius
Mip Plains
Tg & Mom Om
Jack Stahl
Ti Ds
Corry Trad Jin
Eisenhower order on information classification outlined
The Eisenhower administration announced a new order to liberalize and control the flow of information. It aims to end a traffic heavy classification, create a complaints system, remove broad document classification from 28 agencies, and vest authority in agency heads. The measure would clarify what may be classified, how it is transmitted and stored, and when it is destroyed.
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Amucated Press
Washington
Eisenhow
Duache & Leer
Hugh
Truman
Eimitir Eritlelam
Edi
Brownell
Eisenhower
Chicago
Assciexil
Rellurs Association
He Eisenower
Snd
Sewimmer
American Battle Monuments Commission
Veterans Administration
Civil Aeronautics Bond
Tennessee Valley Authority
Fe Defense Department
Reds Warned To Speed Talks At POW Explanations
Lt. Gen. K. S. Thimayya warned Communists to speed up interviews with anti-Red POWs or risk a full program being called off. He indicated Indian troops could take over the Inter Mews if current procedures fail. The warning followed a Communist demand leading to cancellation of the day's explanations.
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War Prisoner Commission
K. S. Thimayya
Thimayya
POWS Free Indian Officers After Indian Camp Stand-off
Two Indian officers were held for over four hours by twenty two Americans and one British prisoner in Munsan as part of a protest against UN High Command. General Thimayya reported the prisoners remained uninjured after the British lead POWs released the two officers. The group submitted a long protest demanding mail censorship and accusing UN and Indian forces of coercion.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
Thingya
Tadian Chien
HM Commission
Ori Bom
Thunayus
United Natons Command
Jorce Tadlin
Englewood
Daily News
UNG
Thimayya
NRO
North
Onal
Richard Corden
Andrew M. Condrm
Kim Man Sa
Richard G. Corden
Bast Providence
Hom
T Ste
Gondron
Companitet
Caplin Copra
Miles
Werp
Talmayya
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Harry Dexter White
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