Car Crash Kills Frank Paglia Jr at 27
Frank Paglia Jr., 27, of 1111 Cunningham Avenue, died after his car left the New Castle Ellwood City road and struck a tree on a curve near Energy. Police say loss of control caused the crash. death due to a fractured skull. He was pronounced at Jameson Memorial Hospital.
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New Castle
Paul Shoaf
Frank Paglia, Jr
Cunningham Avenue
Ellwood Road
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle- Ellwood
Paglia
Energy
Mr. Paglia
New
Return to classes as Easter vacation ends in town
After a week at home local students resume Monday while rural schools may extend break one or two days. Expect rain Sunday but many Easter services start at 6 am to 8:30 am with breakfast gatherings to follow. Barricades from remodeling projects have been removed, signaling business improvements.
Daily Weather Report Forecast Summary
Occasional rain expected this afternoon and tonight with mild tonight. Cloudy and windy conditions tomorrow bring warmer temperatures and showers. Max 50, min 29, precipitation traces. River stage 6.6 feet. Compared to last year, max 58, min 46, precipitation 0.03 inches.
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United States
Predict Gen Eisenhower Will Return To Abilene
Washington dispatch reports friends of General Eisenhower foresee his "natural" move after leaving Washington. He plans to return to Abilene Kansas around June 4 to attend the cornerstone laying of the Eisenhower Museum and may visit Mrs Eisenhower in Denver.
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Washington
Gen. Eisenhower
America
Abilene
Kan
Eisenhower
Steel Dispute Negotiations To Reopen Monday
Washington April 12 negotiations in recess for Easter weekend aimed to pressure steel companies to sign a wage contract. Acting Defense Mobilizer John R Steelman and Wage Stabilization Board chair Nathan P Feinsinger would meet with management and labor at 2 p m EST Monday to push a settlement and end government operation of seized mills. If unsuccessful Steelman would report to President Truman.
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Washington
Defense
John R. Steelman
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Wage Stabilization Board
Steelman
Feinsinger
Truman
Draft quotas to be reduced
The Defense Department cut its draft needs based on better enlistment prospects. The Army expects about 25,000 draftees in July, 15,000 in June, and 50,000 previously planned, with monthly increases to 50,000 by October, for a 600,000 yearly draft total. Nearly 600,000 new enlistments are expected, while National Guard divisions and many reserve units are not called up to meet 1,200,000 annual requirements.
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Defense Department
Army
Navy
Armed Services
Woman Burned as Firefighters Respond to Sofa Blaze
Mrs Dorothy B Cox 48 of Maitland Lane sustained severe burns to right forearm hands and chin at 5 PM Friday when she tried to extinguish a sofa fire. Damage about 3000. Firemen Jesse Dufford Jr 29 was treated for a leg laceration. Clyde Warner and Don Brooks treated on scene. Fire under control after a hard fight.
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Dorothy B. Cox
R. D
Maitland Lane
James Messner
Neshannock
Cox
Jesse Dufford, Jr
Bon Air Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Clyde Warner
Don Brooks
Ridgway Favored as Ike Successor in Europe View
European diplomats at the United Nations react to Eisenhower’s resignation. They foresee misgivings but expect the west to press on with defense plans. Ridgway is seen as a welcome successor and a key to European response to the leadership change.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. N
Eisenhower
Easter Weekend Weather for Western Pennsylvania
The forecast warns of a cold dull spell across Western Pennsylvania this Easter weekend. Today will be cloudy with highs around 45 to 50 in the north and 50 to 55 in the south, with occasional rain this afternoon and tonight. Tonight will be milder with a low near 40 to 45. Tomorrow remains cloudy and windy with showers.
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Western
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower Says He Won’t Campaign Unless He Is Nominee
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told reporters at his France headquarters that he will resign his army commission if he wins the Republican nomination and will not campaign actively until he is the party nominee. He said once out of uniform he would be free to speak, while noting the need to separate military and political roles as circumstances change.
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Rocquencourt
France
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Eisenhower
Allies Lose Ten Planes in Korea Over Week
Seoul report details the week in Korea with ten Allied war planes lost, all from ground fire or nonreturn incidents. Six shot down by ground fire, four failed to return. Air battles occurred on one day with four MiG-15s destroyed, two probably destroyed, seven damaged. Ground forces had temporary withdrawals at two points.
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Seoul
Koren
Fifth Air Force
United Nations
Search for 39 Missing After Puerto Rico Plane Crash
San Juan reports a Civilian Pan American DC-4 with 69 aboard ditched off San Juan after engine trouble. Nineteen survivors were found? No, 17 survived, 13 dead, 39 missing. Coast guard planes and ships pressed the search in rough seas for the missing as authorities presume all are dead.
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Puerto Rico
Pan-American World Airways
Coast Guard
New York
United Press Telephoto
P. R
Pan American Airways
Porto Rico
Launches Effort To Save Niagara's Scenic Beauty
Niagara Falls mayor Ernest W. Mirrington seeks an extension of the April 14 deadline to register objections to the Tennessee Gas Transmission Company's aerial natural gas pipeline proposed across the Niagara river. He cites the Western Union strike and asks Federal Power Commission secretary Leon Fuquay to review details to protect the falls and gorge.
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N. Y
INS
Niagara
Ernest W. Mirrington
Western Union
Leon F. Fuquay
Federal
Niagara River
Fall of
Niagara Gorge
Canada
Niagara Gas Transmission Limited
Ontario
Phone Strike Threat Emerges As Union Talks Continue
New York April reports indicate CIO Communications Workers threaten nationwide action against all phone systems. Pickets cripple service at several New York locations while New York Telephone says service remains nearly normal as mediators including Walter Maggiolo and A. T. Jones join Western Electric negotiations.
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Western Electric
CIO Communications Workers of America
Washington
CWA
New York Telephone Company
Clinton
Walter Maggiolo
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
A. T. Jones
Tornado Warning Issued For Southern States
The weather bureau warned of possible tornadoes this afternoon or tonight across Arkansas Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana with advisories urging residents to monitor for further updates. Earlier warnings were cancelled for Missouri northwestern Arkansas Kansas and Oklahoma.
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INS
Weather Bureau
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Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Truce Parley Develops Into Waiting Game
Allied negotiators in Munsan report they will stand firm until the communists concede on armistice supervision. The stalemate centers on Russia as a neutral observer and on barring military airfield reconstruction during the truce. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison says, Theyve got to give, as talks remain stalled after a one minute session.
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Munsan
United Nations
William K. Harrison
Russia
Blood Donors Needed in New Castle for Korea Troops
Blood donors are urged in New Castle as the Bloodmobile plans to visit on Tuesday April 15. Only 65 of 176 donors have responded, and the drive emphasizes that donations back home can help replace blood shed in Korea. Call any time on Easter Sunday to arrange a donation next Tuesday.
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New Castle
Korea
Weather forecasts spoil Easter plans for many
Weather bureau experts predict showers and possible thunderstorms across the eastern third of the nation on Easter Sunday. The outlook covers Wisconsin Illinois and the eastern Tennessee Kentucky and Alabama regions, promising wet conditions for many celebrations.
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Washington
INS
Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Illinois
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Death notices listed for several individuals
Death notices list Mrs. Edward W. Allison 46 of R D 6 Daniel Pocza Sr 68 of R D 1 Fombelie Mrs Reginia melee 82 of Ed wood City R D Frank Paglia 27 of 1111 Cunningham Avenue Vincent Parisi 63 of 221 Friendship Street A J Axe 31 of Edenburg RK DL
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Edward W. Allison
R. D
Daniel Pocza, Sr
Fombelie
Reginia ¢ Melee
Edwood City
Frank Paglia
Cunningham Avenue
Vincent Parisi
Friendship Street
A J. Axe
Edenburg
Record Floods Pouring Down On Iowa, Nebraska
Missouri River floods threaten the heart of the wheat belt as Omaha crews rush to defense around the power plant and airport. Sixty thousand flee Sioux City Nebraska towns brace for rising water as the crest nears 30 feet, surpassing 1943 levels and stretching into Iowa.
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United Press
Sioux City
Iowa
Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
Missouri River
Pierre
S.D
Wheat
Kansas City
Posse Hones in on Gunmen after Camden Nightclub Robbery
A 100 strong South Jersey posse hunted woods near Camden for two of three gunmen who robbed 42 people at the Airport Sky Lounge in Camden airport. They stole 2300 dollars and fled in a car before abandoning it and slipping into a heated area in Cinnaminson township. One suspect was captured at the scene. The third robber was arrested on the spot as police halted the holdup.
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Camden
N. J
INS
South Jersey
Pennsauken
Cinnaminson
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Easter Show Preparations In Miss Muffet's Wardrobe
Miss Muffet readies for Easter with new pink suit and careful grooming. Her father Poppy plans a cleaned tie as the family readies for the church procession amid damp, forty seven degrees and the day’s festive inspection.
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