Cardinal Stritch Elevated to Vatican Curia Post
US Cardinal Samuel Stritch archbishop of Chicago was named by Pope Pius XII as pro prefect of the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith in Rome. The 70 year old cleric will leave Chicago for Rome where a new Chicago archbishop will be named. He is the first American cardinal to join the Curia in this leadership role and the third non Italian to head the congregation.
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Quaker State Cuts Prices Across Pennsylvania Crude
Quaker State Refining Corp lowers Pennsylvania grade crude by 75 cents a barrel amid large inventories. New prices include Bradford Allegany 4.40 Middle Dist 4.22 Eureka West Virginia 3.75 Rachey Southeastern Ohio 3.08 Pennsylvania Butler plant also trims 25 cents. Companies buying Pennsylvania grade study impacts and await further decisions.
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Green Opposition Ends Dilworth Mayor Bid
Gov Leader reportedly abandoned attempts to draft Philadelphia Mayor Richardson Dilworth as the Democratic gubernatorial candidate. An administration source said Dilworth balked at the governor’s push amid attacks from Pittsburgh Mayor David L. Lawrence and Rep. William J. Green Jr. Green and Dilworth met, with Green later agreeing the Philadelphia Democrats will not oppose Dilworth for a second term next year.
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Ferry Disaster Near Izmit Reports 200 Feared Lost
Istanbul radio said a crowded ferry named Uskadar sank in a sudden storm in the Sea of Mamora near Izmit after noon. About 200 aboard with 16 rescued. earlier reports claimed up to 300 feared drowned. Teens were among passengers. American presence unclear. ship departed from Tamil for 50 miles to Istanbul.
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Khrushchev Defends Farm Program Amid Debate
In a 15,000 word rebuttal printed in Moscow papers Khrushchev defends plans to modify the Soviet collective farm system. He rejects claims of retreat from communism and cites Lenin to argue state and collective forms both serve socialism. The Central Committee endorsed selling machinery to collectives without detailing how it will expand the system.
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Truman's Memories Observations From Washington
Douglas Larsen and Jerry Bennett share weekly lighter notes from Washington. See editorial page 4 for more insight and humor. Tournament continues in the Indiana County Basketball series with TRIS and other sports on pages 6 and 7.
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Weather forecast for windy, cool weekend setup
Windy and cool with scattered showers tonight and Sunday. Low temperatures around 46 and high near 34 in places, with little change in temperature Sunday.
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Widened Probe Into FCC Seen Expansion
Washington AP reports a broadened inquiry into the Federal Communications Commission gains momentum as House investigators press for Richard A. Mack’s resignation or ouster. The subcommittee plans to examine additional contested TV channels beyond the Miami Channel 10 clash, with Mack promising to consider stepping down. Harris DC Ark chair quotes indicate pattern probing upcoming witnesses and continued scrutiny next week.
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ISTC Still Taking 58 Applications at Indiana College
Admission applications for women and men both boarding and day are still being received at Indiana State Teachers College for the September 1958 term according to Dr Trevor Hadley director of admissions. The college still has room for women day and commuting students and for men students in all six curricula areas art business home economics music elementary and secondary fields. Dormitory space is closed for women in all curricula. At present no more women can be admitted who would room and board on campus. However Indiana State Teachers College can accept men students in all categories and in all curricula and women students who are day or commuting students.
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Snow Delays Unemployment Reporting In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a mid February snowstorm impacted unemployment data. Continued claims fell to 365,909 for the week ending February 21 due to reporting barriers, while initial claims rose 13 percent the highest in five weeks, with construction work halted by the storm. One third of new claimants were construction workers. Dance tonight Saltsburg American Legion featuring The Esquires.
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Army Divers Find Bus With 24 Bodies
Army divers located a bus about five feet beneath the Levisa Fork surface, downstream from the crash site that killed 23 students and the driver. Crews planned to anchor the vehicle to drag it out as authorities confirmed 24 dead and 8 survivors amid conflicting casualty lists.
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Barons Arrested In City Police Bribe Roundup
Seventeen men known as the numbers barons in the Jovery racket were arrested in Pittsburgh on charges of bribing or attempting to bribe city policemen. Warrants issued yesterday. Bond set at 2500. Louis Rosenberg, safety director, said the 16 month inquiry by a 10 man team led by Patrolman John B. James uncovered total bribes of 12678, including a largest single bribe of 75. Motion pictures reportedly captured conversations and money changing hands with officers.
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State district subsidies totaling nearly five million released
Harrisburg funds totaling nearly 5 million for fourth class school districts are ready in the State Treasurer's Office and will be forwarded to the Department of Public Instruction on Monday for distribution. This is the first installment of the state's annual subsidy, with the next installment due in October.
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Eleventh Hour for Governor Saylor Support Effort
A Lancaster County bid backs Congressman John P. Saylor as gubernatorial candidate. Dr Donald D. Bunkle and Drogo Dean Rowland Jr. mail out postal cards to about 750 residents seeking Republican backing amid looming state party slate preparations in Harrisburg.
Seek Kohler Reuther for Committee
The Senate Rackets Investigating Committee hopes to call Walter Reuther and Herbert Kohler for questioning next week about a violence filled strike involving the UAW. The Kohler Co plant in Kohler Wisconsin remains in operation as committee probes violence, guns and ammunition purchases tied to the dispute. Reuther and Kohler have clashed with Senator Goldwater, who called Reuther a coward while Reuther labeled Goldwater a political hypocrite.
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Sayior Eyes Gubernatorial Plausible Run in Pennsylvania
Sayior, contacted at his town home, says he would be available if state GOP leaders pick him as standard bearer. He has filed for reelection to Congress but his petition circulates across the First Congressional District where he is drawn for reelection. Savlor has been described as tremendously popular in a district with Democratic registration majority. He was elected in 1949 to fill the late Robert J. Calhoun’s term. reelection sought in 1952 and subsequent years.
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Russia signals East West talks to set summit agenda
Washington reports Moscow has proposed a two month foreign ministers meeting to define topics and participants for a heads of government summit. The United States likely will push for discussion of items slated for the later conference to gauge prospects of success. Western diplomats received notes in Moscow detailing the plan as a preliminary step.
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Seven Family Members Die In Fire In Deraleh New York
A fire destroyed a two story Deraleh home early today killing seven members of the Lloyd Van Ornum family and a guest. Five other relatives escaped with a volunteer firefighter injured. The dead include the parents, Geneva 44 and the father 44, and children Lionel 7 Penn 8 Carol 10 Laurel and Donald 18. Survivors are Lloyd Wayne 12 Alberta 11 Albert 14 Jane 12 James 19 and Jane Barden 15. One sister Jov 15 works at a nearby church parsonage and stayed elsewhere. George 21 was in hospital in Canton and Olen Bristol 41 a Dekalb Junction firefighter also hospitalized. Fire is believed to have started in an upstairs bedroom oven.
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Lumber Firm Owner Dies in Indiana Hospital at 61
CUPYMER Wokarl Oakes, longtime resident and owner of Oakes Lumber Co, died yesterday afternoon in an Indiana hospital at age 61. A WWI veteran, he was a charter member and first commander of Clymer Post 222 American Legion, and a charter member of Ridiana Post 1959, Veterans of Foreign Wars. He also belonged to the Clymer Presbyterian Church and the Lymer Volunteer Fire Department. An obituary appears in today’s Gazette.
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