Presidents Meet At White Sulphur Springs Summit
President Eisenhower and Mexican President Ruiz Cortines and Canadian Prime Minister St Laurent opened a North American summit to discuss U S foreign policy and global issues including the Middle East. The leaders posed for photos and prepared for a single formal session with Dulles refining U S positions.
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White Sulphur Springs
Eisenhower
Louis St. Laurent
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Mexico
U. S
Dulles
Middle East
U.S
Eissenhower
Globe
Greenbrier
Eisenhower, St. Laurent
Ruiz Cortines
St. Laurent
W. Va
Louis S. St. Laurent
Soil bank delay hurts farmers says Benson in AP report
Secretary Benson told the House Agriculture Committee that daily delays in enacting the administration’s 1.2 billion soil bank program cost farmers needed income. The Senate and House conferees met twice as they seek a compromise on farm legislation, with the soil bank and price supports in play.
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Washington
Benson
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
House Conference Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
Soil Bank
House
Editor on tour recalls Holy Land journey and local contrasts
Indiana Evening Gazette co publisher N DeWitt Ray reports from Jerusalem Jordan during a 30 day editors tour. The dispatch describes a trip from Amman to Jerusalem via Jericho and the Dead Sea. He notes barren landscapes, historic sites, and refugee camps reflecting on Near East issues.
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N. DeWitt Ray
Indiana Evening Gazette
U. S
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Jerusalem
Jordan
Nation
Near East
Indiana
Amman
Jericho
Dead Sea
Christ
Little Girl Death Ruled as Homicide in Beaver County
Beaver Pa coroner ruled the death of 4 year old Patricia Mae Patton of Industry as homicide after autopsy showed no natural cause. Body found on rugged hillside near home, authorities say no molestation. pathologist previously said not homicide. Public statement pending. Chiefs note officers to be nominated at next Eagles meeting March 28.
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Beaver
Thomas F. Todd
Patricia Mae Patton
Todd
Patricia. Mae
John L., Moyer
Beaver County
City Directory to Include Homer City in Indiana listing
Indiana plans its new city directory including Homer City and surrounding areas. William Hoey leads data collection with a new census, aims for mid May finish, and promises alphabetical names, addresses, rural routes, business listings, officials, and phone numbers at a price lower than prior directories.
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Indiana
Homer City
William “Bill” Hoey
Allegheny Directories
Pittsburgh
Penna
Richard C. Musser
Native 91 Dies in Indiana County Man
Edwin George Munshower a native of Indiana County died Monday afternoon at age 91 A complete obituary appears in today s Gazette.
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Edwin George Munshower
Indiana County
Demos Fail To Stop Farm Gas Tax Refund
Harrisburg AP reports a nine month stalemate on farmer gasoline tax refunds ends as Gov Leader and Democratic leaders back 100 percent refunds. Senate Republicans pushed 100 percent last year. Refunds under 5 to 6 cents per gallon have fallen below $400,000 annually. small farmers skip due to a $1.50 filing fee. Conference committee likely to act next week on basis of full refund.
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Harrisburg
Leader
Senate
Sen
Madigan
Bradford
Conference Committee
Demos
Puge
Demos Plan $10 A Plate Dinner Here
James Trimarchi in Indiana County announces a Democratic Candidate Banquet for April 18 at 6 30 p m. in the Fraternal Order of Eagles Home on Philadelphia Street Indiana. The event aims to raise campaign funds for the president and party efforts.
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James Trimarchi
Indiana County
Indiana, County
Democratic Committee
Order of Eagles
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Demos
No TV coverage planned for Fifth Avenue Easter parade
New York networks will skip this year’s Fifth Avenue Easter parade on Sunday. Only special pickups will broadcast church services, leaving the parade largely untelevised.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Palestine Peace Act Is Delayed
In New York the U N Security Council postponed a vote on the U S plan to send Dag Hammarskjold on a Palestine peace mission until next Tuesday. Premier Said el Ghazzi of Syria urged moving the proposal from the Council to the General Assembly. Western sources feared the Soviet Union would back such a Syrian shift, while the United States pressed for immediate UN action. Israel and four Arab neighbors Syria Egypt Lebanon and Jordan were to speak on the proposal.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. S
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Damascus
Said el Ghazzi
Security Council
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Israel
Syria
Egypt
Lebanon
Jordan
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United Nations
Palestine
Lockout Rule By State To Be Challenged
Pittsburgh reports plans to sue over a state ruling declaring a lockout in the Westinghouse strike. Seventy companies including U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel and the state chamber of commerce back the action to block processing of unemployment claims for about 23,000 Westinghouse workers. The Dauphin County suit is expected to be filed Thursday.
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Pittsburgh
AEL- Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse
U.S. [Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Dauphin County
Debbie Reynolds expecting baby in November says Mrs Maxene Reynolds
Los Angeles reports that Debbie Reynolds 23 and her husband Eddie Fisher 26 expect a baby in November. Mrs Maxene Reynolds, Debbies mother, confirmed the news by telephone from the East where the couple were married in New York on September 25.
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Los Angeles
Debbie Reynolds
Maxene Reynolds
Debbie
East
Eddie Fisher
Fishers
New York State
Laughs Off Poison Ginger Ale Case At Ike Breakfast
President Eisenhower joked he has not drunk pop in years as Secret Service and railroad investigators probe illnesses of three people who drank ginger ale on a private railcar. Secret Service chief Baughnan said the inquiry could take days to reach answers.
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White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Eisenhower
Secret Service
A. E. Baughnan
Walter J. Tuohy
Chesapeake & Ghia Railroad
Tuohy
Eisen
Five Sentenced Monday In Court Here
Five defendants were sentenced yesterday in Indiana County court by Judge Edwin M. Clark. Welteroth of Indiana RD 3 was placed on one year probation after a $300 fine and costs for drunken driving and must avoid places selling alcohol during probation. Aliquippa resident Michael Shutka, who pled guilty to stealing farm equipment parts valued at about $200, was ordered to reimburse the owner, pay a $100 fine and costs, and was arrested by State Police at the Indiana substation. Out-of-county youths James Matrozzo and Robert Wheatley, both on probation for two years, were ordered to restitution for about $80 in cash and some cigars from a Boyd Coleman Service Station on April 21, 1954. A local tax measure in Greensburg failed to pass, deemed a dead issue by council.
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Indiana
Edwin M. Clark
George A. Westeroth
Clark
Welteroth
Aliquippa
Michael Shutka
Harry Vana
Center Township
Shutka
James Matrozzo
Belle Vernon
Robert Wheatley
Charleroi
Boyd Coleman
Greensburg
Camp Hill
South Greensburg Boroughington County
Russell A. Ashbaugh
Teelin
James P. McCor
Mick
Victims Still Unchanged After Indiana Accident
Two seriously injured accident victims remain unchanged at an Indiana hospital. Eleanor Sheesley, 22, of Marion Center, is in critical condition with head injuries from last Friday’s Route 80 crash that killed Roy Pfeiffer, 52. Warren Hendry, 34, of Bluesland, is in serious condition after his clothing was caught in a power take-off shaft at a farm feed company.
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Indiana
Eleanor Sheesley
Marion Center
Roy Pfeiffer
Deckers Point
Warren Hendry
Bluesland
Dems mull Symington Harriman as possible nominees
Sen. Stuart Symington wins Missouri backing as a potential Democratic candidate while Gov. Averell Harriman of New York is touted by party insiders. Kefauver presses California primary effort as Stevenson looms, with discussions of possible draft moves for Truman in northern and southern Democratic circles.
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Associated Press
Stuart Symington
Averell Harriman
Estes Kefauver
Tennesssee
California
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Minnesota
Symington
Democratic Committee
Harriman
New York
Frank E. McKinney
Indianapolis
Democratic National Committee
Truman
McKinney
Alleghenies
Howe Sound
Fla
Albany
Saturdday
Denver
Stevenson
Washington
Syrington
Missouri
Los Angeles
Hubert Humphrey
Eisenhower
New York Times
Washington Dispatch
the _ Times
Brumin
Treasure chest yields Confederate bills found by three boys
Three boys discovered eleven hundred to eighteen hundred dollars in a chest buried in an earthen tank near HIG SPRING Texas. Internal revenue agents and others investigated the find. Separately, Floyd Krenn, a 48-year-old blast furnace worker, was killed at U S Steel Clairton Works in Pittsburgh by a 400-pound steel valve bell.
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Hig Spring
Tex
Internal Revenue People
Pittsburgh
Floyd Krenn
Clairton Works
U. S. Steel Corp
Ceiling Collapse Injures Three In Bronx Synagogue
A 20 by 30 foot ceiling section fell at 8 55 am during a Passover service at Yeshiva and Mesma Zichron Moshe on 1358 Morris Ave Bronx injuring three women in the balcony two in critical condition Some 30 worshippers escaped injury as plaster rained down Cantor Max Wiesen led prayers during the Exodus commemoration and the incident prompted a page six follow up.
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New York
Bronx
Max Wiesen
Yeshiva and
Mesma Zichron Moshe
Morris Ave
Easter Floral Display at Indiana Floral Co
The Indiana Floral Co presents a full line of Easter flowers and decorative arrangements. Visitors can view seasonal blooms at the Greenhouse on Hoauer Road, with new floral displays featured this week.
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Fyock
Purchase Line
Dixonville Rd
Insane Lei Co
Tse Ron Pulpe
Sue
Angea
Indiana Floral Co
Greenhouse Ag Hoaer Hey
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Merind Aus
Washington Letter World Today
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Homer City Legion Party
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