Eisenhower lauds armchair diplomacy at Greenbrier
President Eisenhower ends talks with Mexico's Ruiz Cortines and Canada's Louis Saint Laurent at the Greenbrier Hotel. He praises the informal North African summit style and suggests future similar meetings with Nehru possibly visiting in July. He hints at another American Canadian Mexican meeting and returns to Washington.
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Springs
Eisenhower
Mexico
Canada
Washington
Nehru
Louis St. Laurent
Goodby
Greenbrier
St. Laurent
Ottawa
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Charleston
Mexico City
Ihe
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Adolfo Ruiz Cartines
Luis St. Laurent
Political Conflicts Flare Across States In 1952 Race
In Texas Gov. Allan Shivers challenged Speaker Sam Rayburn for control of the Texas delegation to the Democratic National Convention. In North Dakota the Nonpartisan League weighed breaking with the Republican Party to join the Democrats, amid broad policy disputes. The AP reports growing party fault lines diverting attention from the presidential contest.
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Associated Press
Texas
North Dakota
Allan Shivers
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Nonpartisan League
Bismarck
League
Beaver
Dist
Richard P. Steward
Patricia Mae Patton
Estes Kefauver
Steward
California
Mary
White House
Russia
van Nuys
Kefauver Rep
Thomas F. Todd
Todd
Dr. Todd
Hold MeetOn Recreation Project In Indiana Borough
Indiana Borough Recreation Commission and the Indiana Borough School Board held a special meeting to discuss a community recreation program for all ages and the possible participation of the school board in the proposed project. Members present included Vicki Wadas Paul McGregor John Fern J Boyd Barclay Andrew Stahura J Russell Guard Randall Tomb Robert Fiscus J Reppell Moorhead and Floyd Rankin. The commission presented an extensive proposed program for the board to study.
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Indiana Borough
Indiana Borough Recreation Commission
Indiana Borough ‘School Board
Borough School Board
Edgar C. Perry
Indiana Public Schools
Vicki Wadas
Paul McGregor
John Fern
J. Boyd Barclay
Andrew Stahura
J. Russell Guard
Randall Tomb
Robert Fiscus
J. Reppell Moorhead
Floyd Rankin
Girl Improves Then Deteriorates After Route 80 Crash
Miss Eleanor Sheesley, 22, of Marion Center Road 1, suffered head injuries in a crash on Route 80 north of Indiana last Friday. She improved slightly but is now listed as serious after being critical upon admission to Indiana Hospital.
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Eleanor Sheesley
Marion Center RD
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Flood Of Mud Hits Alpine Town In Italy
Mud and stones swept into Zambana Italy as floodwaters engulfed the Alpine town. Anita Ekberg 24 was reported engaged to Anthony Steel and taken to a Pittsburgh hospital after a power take off shaft incident involving a truck. The 800 resident town was evacuated amid falling debris and flooding.
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Warren Hendry
Blue Island
Zambana
Italy
Isl
Hollywood
Ekberg
Muck
Anthony Steel
Good Friday Services Planned Here And Throughout Area
Community wide Good Friday observances will be held in Indiana County with noon to 3 PM services. Indiana and area churches, including Indiana First Methodist, Homer City, and Clymer, sponsor the Three Hour service featuring meditations on the Seven Last Words with a music interlude.
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Indiana County
Indiana
Homer City
Clymer
Indiana Ministerial Association
First Methodist Church
Raymond Falls
Robert Dell
Jesus
Burton F. Long
Paradise
Frank A. Lawrence
Martin L. Kaufman
Alfred Armstrong
Lawrence R. Doak
David Muir
James Burnett Reid
Moscow
Tage Erlander
Sweden
Stalin
Georgia
Armenia
Kremlin
Erlander
Communist Party
Pravda
Sovie
Good Friday Store Hours Set in Indiana
Indiana Merchants Association officials announce Friday closures from noon to 2 pm in observance of Good Friday. The courthouse will close Friday afternoon and all day Saturday for the holiday, with Easier noted in the announcement.
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Indiana
Indiana Merchants Association
Seven Appointments to Indiana County Advisory Group
Indiana County commissioners approved seven appointments to the Citizens Advisory Committee of the Indiana County Child Welfare Service. Appointees include James J. Elhoes Diana Home R D 1 Harry House Indiana 596 School Street and Mrs C Merle Craig Indiana R D 2 along with Mrs Earl Park 563 School Street Indiana Mrs E M Bushnell Blairsville Rev James Cook Homer City and Mrs James Blair 115 South Sixth Street Indiana.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Indiana County Child Welfare Service
Indiana
H. A. Orr
Dee Miller
Harold McCormick
James J. Elhoes
R. D
Harry House
School Street
C. Merle Craig
Indiana R. D
Earl Park
E. M. Bushnell
Blairsville
James Cook
Homer City
James Blair
South Sixth Street
File Tax Liens Against Actors
The Internal Revenue Service filed income tax liens totaling over 50 000 dollars against several film figures. Major lien was Sid Luft and Judy Garland for 20 891.09 dollars covering 1952 53. Also listed were Ethel Barrymore 2 142.80, Rita Hayworth 7 541.41, Mickey Rooney and Elaine Rooney 3 295.93 and 3 708.23, and Carmen Castillo Cugat 4 377.83. Large selection of after flowers 19¢ and up. Lou's Frun Market. 192x
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Los Angeles
Internal Revenue
Sid Luft
Judy Garland
Ethel Barrymore
Rita Hayworth
Mickey Rooney
Elaine
Carmen Castillo Cugat
Xavier Cugat
Fowl Accident Claims $400 Loss Near Marion Center
About 300 chickens were killed when a truck overturned on Route 119 three and a half miles north of Marion Center. Driver David R. Smeltz, 18, Pottsgrove, Pa., said he fell asleep. vehicle left the highway and rolled. Damages to the truck were estimated at $404 and the poultry loss at about $400. Police noted the driver escaped injury. The scene was near Indiana Floral Co. plant display.
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Route 119
Marion Center
David R. Smeltz
Pottsgrove
Indiana
Indiana Floral
Indiana Floral Co
St. O
Hamer City Road
Farm Bill Death Seen For Current Session
Washington AP report: Sen. Holland says the farm bill faces a veto risk if Senate House conference provisions on price supports remain in final text. The Agriculture Department estimates the changes would cost at least a billion dollars more in 1956. Sen Aiken notes the situation is not fixed yet as conferees prepare final language. Farm Page 6, Col. 5
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Washington
Sen
Holland
D-Fla
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
House Conference Committee
Agriculture Department
Aiken
Conference Committee
House
Check Artist Is Sentenced In Indiana
An Indiana man named Max Fowler, 26, received a six month suspended sentence in West mond County Court after agreeing to repay Frank M. Fail of Scottdale $200. He faces charges on 14 de toiors from authorities in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Delaware, North Carolina, and Iowa. Police say he admits writing bad checks totaling between $2,200 and $2,500. The Scottdale man was tied to one of Fowler's bad checks on July 26, 1954.
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Indiana
Fife
Westmond County
Max Fowler
John M. O'Connell
Frank M. Fail
Scottdale
Fowler
Pennnsylvania
Ohio
Delaware
North Carolina
Iowa
Dust Storm Sweeps Six States Across Plains Region
A massive dust storm swept an eight hundred mile path from Cheyenne Wyoming to Waco Texas, delivering severe wind gusts across Kansas Oklahoma and north Texas. The storm darkened skies to twenty thousand feet, forced airline rerouts, and caused widespread crop and livestock damage including up to 79 percent of Wyoming winter wheat blown away. Relief was forecast for southern Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico as eastern Colorado towns reported gusts up to 85 mph. Colorado U S highway closures affected traffic for over eight hours. Three hundred motorists sought shelter at Kit.
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Denver
Prairie West
Cheyenne
Wyo
Waco
Tex
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Kansas Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado Highway Patrol
Limon
Kansas
Kit
Cal
Attack Fatal West New York Snow Death
West New York New Jersey AB Radio Patrolman Herbert Haas investigated a death when a woman collapsed from a heart attack while shoveling snow in front of her home. He discovered the victim was his mother Mary Haas, 67.
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West
New York
N.J. AB
Herbert Haas
Ms Mary Haas
Easter Flowers On Sale At Lou's Fruit Market
Inside Today features a selection of Easter flowers and arrangements. Lou's Fruit Market offers fresh blooms and seasonal decor for shoppers looking to brighten their homes this holiday.
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Lou's Fruit Market
North Dakota Nonpartisans May Plan Dem crossover
In BISMARCK North Dakota the 40 year kinship between the Nonpartisan League and the Republican party is unraveling The league may endorse Democrats breaking long standing GOP control in a state that has voted Democratic in presidential races only four times since 1900 The biennial convention is expected to decide and the political shift could affect Senator Langer whose plans are not revealed Others like Rep Asher Burdick expect to stay with the GOP
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
League
GOP
NPI
Sen
Langer
R-Nd
Asher Burdick
N. Gakota
Squirrels Feast On Easter Eggs At Park Hunt
In Pomona California Lincoln Park hosted an Easter egg hunt by St Pauls Episcopal Day School fourth graders. While children ate lunch squirrels unwrapped and stole about 20 candy eggs. Local vendor ad promotes Easter flowers at Lou's Fruit Market.
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Pomona
Calif. Us
St. Paul's Episcopal Day School
Lincoln Park
Nomination of Officers Set for March 28 Meeting
Notice announces the nomination of officers will be held at the next meeting on Wednesday March 28 at 8 08 p m All members seeking office must be present or submit written correspondence
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Berheld
Seta
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Daily Worker
Anita
Coral-Graceton
Firemen’s Hall
Fyock
Purchase Line
Dixonville Rd
Pennsylvania
Hacksburg
Aladdin's Lamp
Boyle
Beavers
Uy County
Pearson Radio
Society
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Towa
Tibee
N. Y
Washington (Ap
Donald R. Moysey
Treasury
Moysey
New York City
Russell C. Harrington
The
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Moysey and
Harrington
C. Scribner Jr
Sec. Y
N. Dakota
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