Majali Blames Communists as Middle East Riots Continue
United Press interview quotes Majali blaming communists and fellow travelers for riots. He cites Egyptian-Syrian alignment and Gaza Strip clashes with a curfew in Jerusalem. In Damascus and Jerusalem violence causes deaths and dozens injured as regional tensions rise.
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Pag Majali
United Press
Majali
Ara
Bas
Egypt
Sybaigun
Gaza Strip
Old City
Acci
Jordan
Damascus
Syria
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Baghdad
Israel
Priconsul
Marcel la Forge
President meets Dillon Anderson before Gettysburg visit
The President conferred briefs Tuesday with Dillon S. Anderson, his security aide, shaping the agenda for Thursday's National Security Council meeting. No formal appointments were scheduled for the rest of the day as he prepared for Sunshine and mail exercise.
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Dillon S. Anderson
Gettysburg
Anderson
National Security Council
Local 180 treasurer faces misused union funds case
Motion to tarry the treasurer of Local 180 APL Sheetmetal Workers over a $1499 misused union fund allegation. In separate matters William White and Herbert Barnes received one year sentences at the Reformatory after guilty pleas to escape charges. Eugene P. Stanger faced escape charges with a suspended three year sentence. A new circuit court suit names Paul E Still and Clyde McDonald defendants seeking $25859.11 for property damage and injuries from a wreck at Ind 87 and 36. Kelley Arnold and Kelley filed Virgil Poore lease.
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Page Onetary
APL
Uiion
William White
Herbert Barnes
Russell E. Stewart
Reformatory
Eugene P. Stanger
Paul E. Still
Oroville
Clyde McDonald
East St. Louis
Kelley, Arnold and Kelley Law Firm
Virgil Poore
U N Votes Prolonged Balloting For Yugoslav Seat
United Nations amid a prolonged six round contest over a council seat. Yugoslavia emerged with a two year term after others shifted positions. Brig. Gen. Romulo and Leo Mates hailed their countries while U S envoy Lodge offered no further remark. The council faces Japan admission hearings as Russia vetoes persist.
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Pries
Russia
Poland
Britain
Yugoslavia
Maza
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Leo Mates
Hel
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Security Council
Japan
Traffic Data Shows 1955 Injuries Surpass 1954 Figures
The report lists 1955 auto pedestrian injuries at 76 with one death and 76 injuries, auto train 14 incidents with one death and eight injuries, auto bicycle 28 incidents with 26 injuries, auto fixed object 61 incidents with one death and 19 injuries, and notes November totals of 182 accidents with varying outcomes, contrasted with 1954 counts.
Council approves 40 mph train speed limit with one dissent
The council approved a measure to formally declare a 40 mile per hour speed limit for trains through the city with one vote against it. The bill now requires second and third readings at a later session. After clearing holdover business the council adjourned with a possible special session before the new council convenes.
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Scott
Three Firms Bid High on Contracts and Board Studies Next Week
The Henley Brothers, L and K Contracting, and Omer Brandon and Son each submitted bids totaling 69 264 20 80 124 08 and 70 341 90 respectively. A detailed study group named by Mr. Burton will report findings as the board meets next week. The board also awarded a KDA unit substation contract to Allis Chalmers of Milwaukee for 70 025. Retired Major General Charles Stewart Farnsworth died at 93 in Corona Naval Hospital after a four month illness, having served as commander of the 37th Division in World War I and as infantry chief from 1920 to 1925.
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Henley Brothers Company
L. and K. Contracting Company, Inc
Omer Brandon and Son Company, Inc
Ooe
Burton
Lawn
Allis-Chalmers Company
Milwaukee
Wise
Geners
Altadena
Calif
Charles Stewart Farnsworth
Corona Naval Hospital
San Mihiel
Meuse- Argonne
Ypres-Lys
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Cajal Wi Wu
Acpuricus
Buick
Cmeck
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Decker’s
Sheaffer's
Meridian
Ke, Mamie
U. N
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Nobil’s
Rae Lst
Toth
Karl Oeser
la Porte
Indiana
Sterling Brewers, Inc
Evansville
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