Russia presses U.N. on charges of U S aggression against China
Russia seeks U N action on two charges against the United States regarding Nationalist China. The first accuses piracy against shipping bound for the mainland, the second alleges American aggression near Formosa and off the Chinese coast. U S delegates deny Red China seating and oppose inviting Beijing to participate.
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Red China
Associated Press
United Nations
N. Y
Russia
U. N
China
United States
Soviet Union
Formos
Andrei Vishinsky
Chow Ha-lai
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N. Security Council
Lodge
U.N
Assembly
City Street Paving Moves Forward On Main and Washington
State Highway Department crew started blacktop paving on West Main Street to lay a one inch top over a cement base laid earlier. Workers also blacktopped Corry-Higin road and prepared West Washington Street for 18 foot wide paving along 0.6 mile. West Main spans 0.15 mile with similar width.
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Ana
State Highway Department
West Main Street
Washington Street
Chest Appeal Reaches $8 228 Progress Report
The Communiqnese appeal for funds shows $8 228 contributed led by Chairman William Peiry marking just over 26 per cent of the $32 115 goal. Retail stores banks and utilities firms contributed. an Indian Head symbol was erected on Center Street between the Erie and Pennsylvania tracks. An extra $3 000 brings another feather to the head when in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peiry
Erie and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Center Street
Western diplomats weigh Russia's shifting stance at UN
United Nations observers note Moscow's softening on long blocked issues and disarmament. Andrei Vishinsky and aides push conciliatory language aimed at splitting the U S from allies, while offering conditional cooperation on disarmament and atomic control. Analysts warn against propaganda traps and late commitments.
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Russia
U.S
Preas United Nations
America
Trieste
Vishinsky
Plac
Kremlin
Tobacco issue before state medics at Philadelphia meeting
The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania held its 104th filial session in Philadelphia with a tobacco symposium led by Grace M. Roth and Har vey Haag among others. Other topics included obstetrics gynecology urology and dermatology. A prior session saw calls to revise workers compensation laws standardize blood bank procedures and restore federal funds for venereal disease case finding.
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Philadelphia
Medical Society
State of Pennsylvania
Grace M. Roth
Mayo Foundation
Harvey Haag
Richmond, Vo
Ernest Widner
New York City
Hugh Montgomery
Philydelphia
Wis Houde
Resistance 10 Truck Strike Collapses Amid Settlements
A group of 450 truck firms aims to continue resisting a driver pay strike but admits weakness as other employers sign union terms. The AFL Teamsters report an avalanche of settlements, mostly with small firms, while 3,500 firms were initially involved. A $8.1 million suit against the union and seven firms was contested, with A and P Food Stores denying any agreement. The strike began over a 25 cent hourly gain with top offers at 10 cents.
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Associated Press
New York
AFL ‘Teamsters Union
Joseph M. Adelizz
Long Tskind
New York City
Trenton
Poughkepsie
A & P Food Stores, Inc
Teamsters
David Kaplan
The
Nien
Linetor
Foundation to Buy Polio Vaccine for Nine Million
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announced a calculated financial risk in contracting polio vaccine to treat nine million children and pregnant women next year. President Basil O’Conor said injections would be free and supplies ready to administer as results on effectiveness become known next spring. In a separate report Curtis Turnball, 22, Washington and Jefferson College trackstar, was killed when his car crashed into a bridge girder on the Penn Lincoln Parkway while returning from Maryland.
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Pittsburgh
Curtis
Washington and Jefferson College
Penn- Lincoln Parkway
Turn- Yall
Ghevy Chase
Council Rejects Hotel Appeal On Sewer Charges
City Council, in a brief 24 minute session, rejected Hotel Corry's appeal to cut sewer charges set earlier this year by an engineering firm and approved by the Corry Municipal Authority. Hotel manager Arrison argued the $1.60 per room quarterly fee was excessive given rooms' low occupancy. Councilors urged maintaining the rate and instructed the clerk to notify Arrison of the decision. Other business included bids for a new fire truck, possible Fifth Street formation, and health board condemnations and repairs.
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Corry
Cornell
Guy Abbey
Agitn
Council
Ross Fehrman
Park and Public Property
Robert Price
Abbey
Burl P. Chery
Arrison
Charles Thompson
Brody
Stanford Hose Co
la France
Seagraves
Fifth Street
Pensylvania Gut Company
Minutes
Billy
Board of Heaalth
Harvey Drake
Stella Gross
Pearl Street
Ralph Heather
West Pleasant Street
Cuschman Ross Fehrman
Clack Lindsey
Bern
Burkhart Out For Season After Thumb Break
Gary High School star Burkhart sustained a left thumb fracture in last night’s game at Titanville. X rays at Corry Memorial Hospital confirmed the injury. he will be hospitalized tonight as the break is set to heal.
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Goln Surenary
Gary
Corry Memorial Hospital
Burkhart
Wis
Ohio River flood threat recedes after crest in Wheeling
Ohio River flood risk eased as the crest moved downstream from Pittsburgh to Belpre and Wheeling. Authorities reported 18 feet above flood stage in Belpre and widespread evacuations in the Wheeling area while comparisons questioned total damage estimates from officials.
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Associated Press
Pomeroy
Ohio
Ohio Rover
Pittaburgh
Wheeling
W. Va
Belpre
Washington County
Earl W. Walker
Wheeling News-Register
Army Pa of Engineers
Wheeling Du'en
Robert A. Plummer
Holmanedine
Engineers
Pittsburg
Edgar B Byken
West
Jinnetvillins Defense
Driver Suffers Stroke While Driving in City
Ralph Parks of Erie was reported in satisfactory condition at Cony Memorial Hospital after a 415 PM stroke while driving on North Center Street near Irving. A passerby alerted Bracken Ambulance. Parks was moved to hospital where responders and police considered the scene safe.
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Ralph Parks
Erie
Cony Memorial Hospital
North Center Street
Irving Street
Parka
Center Street
Te Bracken
Pinks Giher
Genter Atreet
Blood Donors Sought as City Holds Mobile Unit
A bloodmobile will be in Gorry from noon until tomorrow afternoon with a target to collect 150 pints. Organizers expect many donors from local plants and industries while inviting others to contact the local chapter office.
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Gorry
Corry
Stringfellow Replaced as Utah GOP Candidate
A prominent Utah educator was chosen to replace Stringfellow on the district congressional ballot after party officials wrestled with a withdrawn nomination. Dixon, initially unenthusiastic, accepted after intense persuasion from Utah leaders including Gov. J. Bracken Lee and Senator Arthur W. Watkins, with a 72 to 19 unofficial vote and a unanimous committee decision.
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Associated Press
Lake Cyryy
Utah
Chobee
Wilaln
Hwep
Kouglin Ty Stringfellow
Henry Aldous Dixot
Utah Brite Agricultural College
Logan
Distriet
Ball Hake City
Buringfellow
Dixon
Salt Lake City
Lucille
Democratic Party
Arthur W. Watkins
Rutah
Senator McCarthy
R-Wi
Gas Co Officials Inspect Corry Facilities Tour
National Fuel Gas Company leaders from New York City toured Corry and surrounding Pennsylvania Gas Company sites, reviewing $10 million in upgrades including storage growth, new mixing plants, and transmission lines. Executives stressed adequate gas supply for winter and urged heating customers to arrange permits before installing equipment.
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National Fuel Gas Company
New York City
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Corry
Erie
Wren
Jamestown
N.Y
W. F. Locke
Wie Parent Ventpany
Roytone
National Fel Group
Gerry
National Fuel Gun Company
W. H. Locke
GF. Flummerfelt
Troquois Gas Corporation
Buffalo
Ht Nichols
Troquois Gas Corporaion
HB. Rose
United Natural Gas Company
OW City
T. Furcell
Liu
Fort Brie
Consadit
WAK
N. B. Donovin
Brie
Viee
D. E. Connaway
Warren
Vice Présdent
GC Christensen
Iearther
Locke
Choue
Cory
Tte
Robbery at East Liberty Station Yields Cash Loss
A 37 year old service station attendant was robbed of 31 400 in cash by a knife-wielding man who forced him to stop at a traffic light. The bandit escaped toward a railroad underpass in East Liberty after taking the money.
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Pitthburgh
Louin Dodowski
Dodowski
Dodowalei
East Liberty
Doduvrski
Kiwanis Car Wash to Benefit Dental Fund
Kiwanis Club sponsors a car wash this Saturday at the Fourth Ward playground from 9 am to 5 pm. Kiwanis Key Club and Boy Scouts assist as volunteers. donations of $1 per car go to the Kiwanis Dental Fund to aid needy youngsters with dental work.
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Kiwanis Club
Milly Bros. Circus
Evada
Kiwanis Dental Fund
Fourth Ward
Kiwaniana
Youth Hit by Shotgun Pellets in North Clymer Hunt
One year old lad injured by shotgun pellets while partridge hunting in North Clymer. Bruce Smith of HD 4 Flavonna is in good condition at WCA Hospital Jamestown after being struck near the knee and arm. Donald Rowsen Greenhurst Trailer Court assisted him to a car and then to the hospital. Police say no evidence of a recent discharge by another hunter.
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Vas
WCA
Jamestown
Bruce Smith
Flavonna
Donald Rowssen
Greenhurst
Elmer H. Widlind
Widhiind
Rousseau
North Clymer
Smith
Rolacogu
Widhind
Roluscan
Bathurst Mother Delivers Quadruplets At Hotel Dieu
Mrs. Lawrence Doucet of Bathurst gave birth to three girls and a boy last night at Hotel Dieu Hospital. Mother and all four babies were reported well after the birth.
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Bathurst
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Lawrence Doucet
Adenauer in Paris Tackles Thorny Saar Question
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived in Paris for talks with French Premier Pierre Mendes France on the Saar issue amid broader aims to reintegrate West Germany into the Western defense system. They plan to outline steps ending Allied occupation and restoring German sovereignty as part of a revived Brussels Treaty and NATO integration.
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Associated Press
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Saar
Adenauer
Bonn
Pierre Mendes- France
Whde
National Assembly
Thinye
Europe
Germany
London
United States
Great Britain
Franée
Europesp Defense Community
Canada
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Italy
Britain
Prance
Benelux
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Star
Prince
Tong
Baar
Mendes
France
Harge
Mendes-France
Tragedy in Washington County War Bride Found Dead
The body of 22 year old Maria Whiteman was found in a bedroom along with her critically ill husband Alvin Whiteman in Want Alexander by the landlady. Coroner L O Gray ruled Maria's death accidental noting she had been deaf for about 10 hours. The couple had married nine months earlier in Bingen on the Rhine Germany.
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Assoc Washington
Want Alexander
Washington County
Gray
Marian Whiteman
Alvin
Marta
Bingen
Rhine
Germany
Ding
Harold
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