Both Sides Refuse Any Compromise in Korea Talks
Communists in Munsan reject any plan to keep Russia off a neutral supervisory commission as U N negotiators admit no early armistice. Rear Adm Libby urges exchange of all sick and wounded prisoners while North Korean Col Chang Chun San insists Russia must be aboard neutral inspection teams.
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Munsan
Korea
Russia
U. N
Adm
R. E. Libby
Reds
Libby
U.N
Soviet Union
Chang Chun San
Chang
Tornado Wrecks Fayetteville and Egypt Prime Minister Resigns
Tornado destroys much of Fayetteville Tennessee including a million-dollar hotel as riots erupt in Cairo. Prime Minister Aly Maher Pasha resigns citing political pressure amid Egypt Britain tensions. Sources say palace disputes and a potential new government loom.
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Cairo
Egypt
Aly Maher Pasha
Britain
Maher
Fayetteville
Tenn
Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha
Maher Pasha
Mohammed Aly Maher Pasha
Lek
Farouk
Ex-Fr French Leader Back In Picture
Paris Reuters report says Paul Reynaud, veteran French politician, returned from England to form a new postwar government. He aims for a national union cabinet with expanded powers to restore order amid economic chaos and to support Western defense plans. The plan includes a large foreign aid program backed by Acheson and parliamentary support.
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Parism
Paul Reynaud
France
Acheson
Union of Independents European Defense
National Assembly
Reynaud
National Union
England
State and Defense Departments
Mutual Security Administration
Truman
Congres
London
Lisbon
North
Leap Year Babies Born in Indiana County
Three Leap Year Day babies arrived in Indiana County as their parents faced the calendar puzzle. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Harry Jamison Indiana RD 2 at 6:00 PM, a boy born to Mr and Mrs Robert East Ernest at 8:00 PM, and Stanley Bernard of Indiana RD at 4:08 PM marked the unusual Feb 29 birthday day.
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Indiana County
Indiana Hospital
Harry Jamison
Indiana
P. m
Robert East
Ernest
Stanley Bernard
Indiana RD
Indian Chief's Grandson Dies in New York Reservation
Warren Pa. Ezra Jacobs, great grandson of a Seneca chief who fought the English in the French and Indian Wars, died Wednesday at 75. He served as chief corn planter for a branch of the Seneca on a reservation near Cold Spring New York.
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Warren
Ezra Jacobs
Jacobs
Cold Spring
N. Y
Starry Resigns as Custodian in Indiana County Courthouse
Starry at 581 Grant Street resigns as day shift custodian at the Indiana County Courthouse. No successor named yet. Resignation effective today. Registration office in courthouse basement open until 10 p m Saturday March 1 1952 to register for the April 22 1952 primary. Indiana Co Board of Elections.
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Glenn Starry
Grant Street
Indiana
Indiana County
Court House
Indiana Co. Board of Eleiions
Crash on Route 110 injures none reported
A truck driver Walter Heuser 19 of New Bethlehem RP 2 and Lois Brown 40 were involved in a Route 110 collision north of Creekside with $300 damage. State Police Indiana substation identified the parties. Also listed are a local dance event with Dean Fisher Orchestra at Guard Armory in Indiana on Saturday March 1 with dancing and admission details.
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Creekside
Indiana
Walter Heuser
New Bethlehem RP 2
Lois Brown
Home
Dean Fisher
Guard Armory
Pension decision looms for Dixonville miner Kinter
James Richey Kinter and his wife Alice face a United Mine Workers hearing in Washington over a pension under the Miners Welfare Fund or repayment of 2400 dollars the union claims as an ineligible pensioner. Their welfare has hinged on the pension since 1951 after two years of benefits ended by cutoff last Sept. 13.
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Dixonville
United Mine Workers
Washington
Miners’ Welfare Fund
James Richey Kinter
Alice
UMW
Kinter
James W. Mack, Jr
Indiana
Mack
Seven Inch Snow Paralyzes Indiana County
A heavy snow blanket hit Indiana County as March arrived with about seven inches by morning. Motorists faced slow dangerous roads while pedestrians found walking strenuous. Residents joked about March’s lion and lamb, and the highway department reported sixteen plows and three graders clearing priority routes.
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Indiana County
Highway Department
Indiana County Maintenance Department
Four-way Route 119 crash injures no one
A moving truck driven by McCloud Drwin, 27, Mahoning, collided with a car driven by Paul Burnside, 27, Black Lick, and damaged two parked dealer cars on display. No injuries. Damage estimated at 820 dollars. The incident happened around 10:40 a.m. on a wet road.
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Route 119
Indiana
McCloud Drwin
Mahoning
Paul Burnside
Black Lick
Crohn
Burnside
Local Man Dies Shoveling Snow
Edward P. Gartland of 804 Philadelphia Street Indiana collapsed about seven this morning while shoveling snow from the sidewalk. He was taken to his living quarters where he died shortly after. Coroner H. C. Long, Sr. ruled death from coronary thrombosis.
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Edward P. Gartland
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
H. C. Long, Sr
Last Day to Register in Indiana County Primary
Indiana County residents must register to vote by today for the April 22 primary. The courthouse basement registration office stays open all day and until 10 PM for voter convenience.
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Indiana County
Blairsville Rent Decontrol Debate Splits Local Officials
In Blairsville a borough hearing drew twenty six residents landlords and rent-payers as officials weighed decontrol of rents. Landlords urged removal of regulations while tenants opposed it and the council postponed a formal decision after hearing that nearby Indiana Borough has decontrolled rents.
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Blairsville
Indiana
Loyalty Day Program Highlights in Indiana County
Indiana County announces Monday Loyalty Day events led by Earl H. Pfeiffer. A 7:30 p.m. parade will move from the Indiana American Legion to the Indiana State Teachers College auditorium for a mass oath ceremony and program featuring Rabbi David G. Shapiro, Boy Scout Ronald Martin, and music by the IS Teachers College Glee Club. Gov. Fine’s address will be broadcast by multiple stations, followed by awards, remarks by Judge E. E. Creps, and Star Spangled Banner.
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Indiana County
Earl H. Pfeiffer
Indiana
Indiana State Teachers College
Richard Nixon
Robinson
J. B. Heiple
Ernest
American Legion
Indiana American Legion
Philadelphia Street
Winth Street
Ninth Street
Oakland Avenue
College
J. W. Everett
Indiana State Teachers Glee Club
Charles Davis
Guy
John S. Fine
E. E. Creps
Eigh
Davis
R. W. Fats
Indiana Ministerium
Gov. Fine
WCAF
Pittsburgh
WKST
New Castle
WSIL
Philadelphia
WHGB
Harrisburg
WMAJ
State College
WERC
Erie
Wkr4z
Oil City
Mr. Hoover
Legion
Palmers Find New Home After Cone Ymaugh Dam Move
Blairsville area residents faced displacement as Cone Ymaugh Dam flood plans forced relocations. The 12 member Palmer family from Coke ville valley vacated, given a deadline last Tuesday, and moved Wednesday to a large house in Lorraine near Dixonville to resume normal life.
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Blairsville
Scoxesville
Coneymaugh
Charles Palmer
Cokeville Valley
Palmers
Lorraine
Dixonville
Taft Backers Move to Seize Momentum in New Hampshire
Washington reports Taft supporters fear a Palmer surge in New Hampshire as Palmer and Eisenhower backers race to lock up convention votes. Indiana merchant D W McTigue guides negotiation while Taft presses to shift sentiment before the March 11 primary. Wilfred Simmons relocates due to flood aid, and Taft’s campaign faces a tough path in a state where Eisenhower’s strength is questioned.
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Washington
Sen. Tate
Ohio
New Hampshire
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Indiana
Palmers
D.W. McTigue
Eisenhower
Blairsville Amer
Taft
Ican Legion
Veterans of
For
Wilfred Simmons
Fg SF Se
Sen
Tornado in Fayetteville Leaves 2 Dead and 150 Hurt
In Fayetteville Tennessee a savage tornado destroyed homes and businesses injuring about 150 and killing two. Emergency crews from Red Cross highway patrol and National Guardsmen searched the wreckage amid downed power lines and twisted trees. Officials estimated up to four million dollars in damage and noted about 100 houses were destroyed or damaged as the storm moved through middle Tennessee and northeast Alabama.
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Fayetteville
Shelton
Middle Tennessee
Alabama
Introduces Bill To Drop Russia From Congress
Washington Congressman Armstrong introduced legislation calling for Russia's expulsion from the United Nations and for labeling Russia an aggressor. A coal truck overturned on Route 422 near Homer City while its driver Blair Armstrong claimed the load shifted and he was driving at a safe speed. no injuries were reported.
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Washington
Armstrong
R-Mo
Russia
India
Lanay
Blair Armstrong
Coa-Bleakney
Elderton
International Order
Coal Company of
Raglani Tipple
Homer City
Indiana
Divorce Filed by Roberta Sutton Against John Sutton
Roberta L. Sutton sues movie actor John Sutton for divorce after five years of marriage citing disrespect and demoralized peace of mind. Public record notes the divorce action was filed in Santa Monica California.
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Santa Monica
Calif
John Sutton
Roberta L. Sutton
Group of Skirts at Guard Armory Indiana
A brief item notes a performance by Dean Fishey Orchestre at Guard Armory in Indiana with a ticket price of 1.96 dollars. Partners for all appears as a caption or sponsor mention. The fragment lacks clear date or complete context.
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Nashville
Starry
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Zenas H. Hoover
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Sen. Taft
Hutchison Bus Line
Stapleton’s
Gieeeurant
Nay Ang
OnGay
Dean Fishey
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