UN Secretary May Be Sent To Middle East
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold could be asked by the Security Council to fly to the Middle East to mediate the Arab Israeli crisis. Western sources say the move is a favored approach by the Western Big Three to preserve peace, though a Soviet veto could block approval. Hammarskjold would negotiate directly with top Israeli and Arab leaders, after his Peiping mission aided the release of American fliers in China. The Security Council is urged to meet urgently to act on the crisis.
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United Nations
N.Y
INS
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Middle East
Council
U.S
Hammarskjold
Peiping
Red China
Israel
Observing resident reports geese over county as spring nears
Mrs Mary Brown reports a flock of at least 50 wild geese flying over the county on Tuesday. The sighting hints at spring despite lingering snow and icy intersections. The piece notes cool temps with melting slow, and mentions updated accident statistics on the Diamond.
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Mary Brown
Pa Newe
Daily Weather Report Sunny and Warmer Today
Sunny and warmer today with highs from 42 to 50 across regions. Tonight will be fair and not as cold with lows in the 20s. Thursday brings increasing clouds and mild temperatures followed by showers at night.
Weather statistics for 24 hour period in 4 States
The report shows a maximum temperature of 39 and a minimum of 10 for the 24 hour period ending this morning. River stage is 8.3 feet.
Weather Record For This Date A Year Ago
Maximum temperature was 58 degrees, minimum 42 degrees, with precipitation at .39 inches.
Malenkov Tours British Power Plants in Birmingham and Stafford
Jovial Georgi Malenkov visited two more British power plants, Hams Hill in Birmingham and the English Electric Works at Stafford, where the Cran Canberra jet bomber is built. He enjoyed light chatter with British workers as crowds gathered, calling the tours his favorite part.
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Birmingham
England
Georgi Malenkov
Soviet Union
Hams Hill
English Electric
Stafford
Oil Search Resumes in Lawrence County Farm Site
Phillips Oil Co of Butler sinks a new well on the J Audley Book farm at Slippery Rock Two as it aims to strike oil. The bore is about 1000 feet deep, reviving a hunt that last yielded a dry hole after 4750 feet twenty two years ago. The firm holds options on 10 000 to 12 000 acres between Harlansburg and Energy.
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Lawrence County
Phillips Oil Co
Butler
J. Audley
Slippery Rock
Harlansburg
Energy
Oscar Awards Tonight Highlight Hollywood Glamour
Hollywood hosts the 28th annual motion picture Academy awards ceremony guiding a night of glamour and glory. Little golden statuettes will be handed to stars directors producers and technicians deemed to have contributed most to the industry last year.
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Hollywood
INS
Filmland
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Four Small Girls Burned To Death in Kentucky Fire
In Hardinsburg Kentucky a house fire killed four young girls ages five four two and six months old watched by their mother Lydia Goodman 24 who had just left to visit a sister nearby Neighbors could not rescue the children after the blaze started Tuesday. authorities investigated the cause as a search for ignition sources and safety lapses began.
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Hardinsburg
Lydia Goodman
Doris Faye
Betty
Mary
Judy
Republicans Target April 6 for Final Adjournment of Legislature
Harrisburg GOP senators set April 6 as the adjournment date amid Democratic protests. The resolution faced a Democratic move to table it as leaders battle to close a $52 million revenue gap and pass corrective tax amendments after Governor Leader vetoed the capital stock tax accelerator. Senate Democrats demand assurances the state budget will balance before voting on adjournment.
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Harrisburg
Senate
James S. Berger
Rpotter
John H. Dent
Dent
GOP
George M. Leader
Leader
Rowland B. Mahany
Crawford
Chamber
New York City Rebounds From Snow Storm to Normal
Spring sun cleared snow along the east coast and New York City neared 90 percent normal activity. Streets, schools, transit resumed regular schedules as business rose to about two thirds of normal and expected to reach ninety percent. Transit authorities called the recovery a miracle after days of severe disruption.
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New York
Westinghouse Strike Settlement Reached After 155 Days
Felix Cotten reports a settlement ends a 155 day Westinghouse strike with 44 000 workers returning to 30 plants. The IUE conference board approved a five year contract retroactive to Oct 15 and a 3 percent annual wage raise. Minimum rise is 25 cents an hour.
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Washington
IUE
James B. Carey
Robert Nellis
Carolyn Collie Named State Delegate to 4-H Camp
Lawrence County 4-H member Carolyn Collie age 18 earned one of four state delegate spots for National 4-H Camp June 7 13 in Washington D C The honor marks the first time a Lawrence County club member has received the delegate distinction and reflects high county achievement for 4 H members with Miss Collie the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Collie R D 7 continuing coverage on Page 6.
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Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Carolyn Collie
Washington
Miss Collie
Raymond Collie
R. D
Body Of Man Found Along Road In Mud
The body of a man believed to be Erwin Peak about 56 was found in a mud filled ditch along West Pittsburg Road near Cherry Street extension at 11 30 a m today. He had been reported missing February 8 and the scene is under investigation by Lawrence County deputies state police and Coroner John Meehan Jr.
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Erwin Peak
West Pittsburg
Cherry Street
Lawrence County
Peak
Sheriff's Office
John Meehan Jr
Archbishops Taken By Death in Greece
Archbishop Spyridon, 82, primate of the Greek Orthodox Church and Cyprus liberation committee leader, died in Athens Evangelismos Hospital after a week of treatment for circulatory problems and tuberculosis with heart disease listed among the causes.
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Athens
Spyridon
Deaths Update List from Beaver and Nearby Counties
A brief death list notes Mrs. Amelia Stickle aged 77 in Beaver County and W. Ernest Doak aged 71 from Springfield Massachusetts. Also listed are Frank Sbarro Sr aged 62 of Chewton and James P. Finnigan aged 86 residing at 20614 North Walnut Street.
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Amelia Stickle
Beaver County
W. Ernest Doak
Springfield
Mass
Frank Sbarro Sr
Chewton
James P. Finnigan
Walnut St
Dulles Faces New Problems After Asia Trip
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles returns from a three week Asian tour to a string of issues. He will brief President Eisenhower and testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on his trip. Main concerns include Arab Israel tensions, NATO strains over Cyprus, Greek Turkish disputes, and Indian opposition to SEATO. Abba Eban seeks approval for Israel to buy 64 million dollars in U S arms, with a quick decision anticipated after Dulles arrives.
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Washington
INS
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Karachi
Pakistan
Israel
NATO
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Stalin
Mediterranean
Abba Eban
Dulles
Eban
Asia
Draftees Leave For Service In March Call
Twenty one Lawrence County youths depart by bus for Pittsburgh to begin Army basic training. Farewell rites were held at the American Legion auditorium with touches from Red Cross Salvation Army American Legion and Gideons. Reverend George Jones gave prayers as more draftees head to induction. One name, Frederick Hillman McKinney, was omitted from an earlier list.
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Lawrence County
Pittsburgh
American Legion Auditorium
E. Falls St
Red Cross Salvation Army
American Legion
Gideons
Two Men Killed In Truck Crash Near Rochester
Two men died in a steel-laden truck wreck about five miles east of Rochester in Beaver County. Norman D. Ormsbee Jr. and Charles L. Schroyer were the victims. The truck carrying 40,000 pounds of steel knocked down guard rails and a pole before plunging 25 feet down an embankment and overturning.
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Rochester
INS
Beaver County
Norman D. Ormsbee Jr
Whitehorse
Fla
Charles L. Schroyer
Shamokin
Ormsbee
Schroyer
Citizens Committee to Get United Facts on Sale
Members of the Citizens Committee will be updated this afternoon on the sale of the government owned plant to the United Engineering Foundry Co. Roger W. Rowland, chairman, says no stone is left unturned to consummate the sale. Franklin G. Fleete, new GSA administrator, reviews legal authority and the United bid versus plant value.
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Citizens Committee
United Engineering Foundry Co
Roger W. Rowland
Greater New Castle Association
Rowland
Federal Administration
Franklin G. Fleete
General Services Administration
GSA
United
British Patrol Under Attack in Cyprus Turmoil
In eastern Cyprus near Famagusta a British patrol was attacked with bombs and gunfire. Unofficial reports said one soldier was killed and two injured amid rising anti British violence linked to Greek and Turkish factions.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Famagusta
union-with-Greece
Athens
Spyridon
Committee For the Liberation of
Cold Albany and hot Presidio set national marks
United Press reports from the U S Weather Bureau show Albany New York at 2 degrees as the coldest spot and Presidio Texas at 91 degrees as the warmest on Tuesday. The readings highlight a sharp temperature contrast across the country.
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Albany
Presidio, Tex
U. S. Weather Bureau
N. Y
Presidio
Tex
Riveter Fatally Falls From Bridge On First Day At Work
Marcus Best aged 57 from Springdale Pennsylvania died in Cleveland after plunging 40 feet from a Nickel Plate Railroad bridge over the Cuyahoga River during his first day on the riveter job.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Marcus Best
Springdale
Cuyahoga River
Israel weighs new bid for U S arms in Middle East flap
In Washington Israel plans to renew a request for 64 million dollars of American arms as Ambassador Abba Eban meets with Assistant Secretary George V Allen and aims to present the case to Secretary Dulles. U S concerns that arming Israel could worsen the tense Arab‑Israeli conflict persist.
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Washington
Israel
U.S
Abba Eban
George V. Allen
Asia
Middle East
Eban
John Foster Dulles
UN Security Council
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Kefauver Wins Minnesota Democratic Primary Victory
Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee delivers a sweeping victory in Minnesota's Democratic presidential primary. He carries at least 24 of 30 convention votes and leads the popular vote with more than two thirds of precincts reported.
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Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Minnesota
Kefauver
Kefauver Upsets Stevenson in Minnesota Presidential Primary
Senator Estes Kefauver won a stunning Minnesota primary defeating Adlai Stevenson and claimed the tide had turned in the race for the Democratic nomination. Stevenson congratulated Kefauver as analysts noted the result reshapes the front-runner dynamic in 1952.
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Estes Kefauver
Minnesota
Kefauver
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Kefany
Volumn
Harriman May Become Active Candidate
Supporters of Gov. Averell Harriman in Albany indicated he may enter the Democratic presidential race after Adlai Stevenson’s Minnesota loss. Observers say Harriman’s advisers awaited a possible deadlock to position him as a compromise candidate against Kefauver.
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Albany
N.Y
Averell Harriman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Minnesota
New York
Stevenson
Harriman
Carmine DeSapio
DeSapio
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
Lent Reflections On Christ Suffering And Sacrifice
Reverend Harold Harrington reflects during Lent on Christ’s suffering and sacrifice. He recalls Jesus birth, poverty, travels in Palestine, hunger, and eventual crucifixion. The sermon emphasizes God turning away and Christ’s love as the motive and meaning of the sacrifice.
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Christ
Jesus
Palestine
God
Inside Todays News 10 n Etc As 16
An abbreviated club page notes brief items and scores from the day. It references multiple topics labeled as today’s news item numbers and a cryptic 16 mark, without detailing each subject.
Springtime Musings on Warm Winds and Verdant Days
The speaker recalls the coming spring as warm winds melt snow and shrubs turn green. He envisions days of leisure under leafy trees with lunch and chat, a creek ready for a swim, and the sense that life feels good as weather warms toward forty five.
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Moscow
United Press
Russia
U. S
Kremlin
U.N
Pierre J. Huss
AG Pa
Daily Weather Report
Malenkov
By Joseph D. Hutman
New York City
Westinghouse
Felix Cotten
Howard Handleman
Isn.s
Winchester
Laura MacArthur
Washington, D. C
Douglas MacArthur
Miss MacArthur
George Washington University
State Department
Citizens Committee To Get United Facts
Island
Fazil Kuchuk
Vassilia
Riveter
Theo A
Minneapolis
Jack Hagerty
United Press Staff
Minneapolis, Minn
Harold Harrington
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Daus
Inside Todays News
Ellwood
Arthur Memeter
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