Congress approves postal pay raises amid opposition
The House Post Office Committee, overriding objections from President Eisenhower and Postmaster General Summerfield, approved basic pay increases up to 546 a year for 518,000 postal workers, costing about 320 million annually. Hearings on pay for nearly one million federal employees were set to begin next week.
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P.C
Vincent J. Burke
Washington
UPY
House Post Office
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
Hisenhower
Arthur E. Summerfield
Summerfield
Hoffa Photographs Shown In bribery case at trial
Government presented a dozen photographs claiming to show Teamsters Vice President James R Hoffa paying $2 000 to Senate investigator John Dye Cheasty for confidential Senate Labor Rackets Committee documents The evidence followed Cheasty's testimony of a March 1 12 payoff on a Washington street and a later meeting with FBI agents counting the money
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Maureen Gothlin
United Press
Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Senate
Burnila
Matthaws
Hoffa
New York
John Dye Cheasty
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
Miami
Hyman I. Fischbach
Cheasty
Senate Committee
Dha
Washington Street
Lilesian
Dave Beck
Nathan Sherfferman
Chicago Labor Rela
FBI
Beck
County Office Issues Permits For Construction Projects
The county building inspector reports 45 new construction permits issued in June totaling 139000 dollars. Includes 3 new homes and a 20000 dollar diner plus a remodeling permit. Two permits Thursday to Kenneth Sloan for homes in Sloan Addition Hamilton.
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Byrett Johnson
Kenneth Sloan
Sloan Addition
Hamilton
Obituary notices from Summitville and nearby towns
Multiple death notices list Ella Graham of Summitville aged 89 with survivors and funeral details. Susan Lynn Mercer of Pendleton died at birth with family survivors. David W. Evans 84 of Middletown funeral to be held at Ballard and Shirey. Dewey H. Cole of Fortville 58. George M. McDonald 69 of Logansport. John W. Fadely 96 of Middletown with service details.
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George M. McDonald
Arrow Ave
Logansport
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George A. Harris
John W.fadely
East Lynn
Traffic Plan Aims To Ease Fair Grounds Access
Police officials outlined traffic control for the fair grounds with designated parking rules and towing of vehicles in violation. Areas banned from parking include Milton Ave sections and Grand Ave, with infield parking starting late afternoon on select days and one sided parking on several streets to expedite flow and safety.
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Nto
Fair Grounds
Robert Morgan
Milton Ave
8Th
High St
Grand Ave
E. 5Th St
Park Ave
Wilton
8Th St
7Th
Surplus Crop Section of Soil Bank Gets Conference Nod
A Senate House conference approved extending the surplus crop section of the soil bank through 1958 with a 500 million dollar enrollment payment plan for farmers to cut plantings of wheat corn cotton rice and tobacco. Total farm spending next year will approach 5.25 billion dollars with related price support costs. A separate provision caps 1958 acreage reserve payments at 3 thousand dollars per grower while the 1957-58 farm program totals were adjusted. In Indianapolis a Monticello businessman Harold Phead was named executive secretary of a proposed 3 million dollar Methodist home for the aged in Fort.
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Washington
Senate House
Soil Bank
Senate
House
Ezra T. Benson
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Indianapolis
Monticello
Harold Phead
Frankfort
Graveside rites planned at Miller Cemetery
Tuesday night services at Boxwood Jewish Temple Lodge for Home in New Castle will conduct graveside rites. Friends will be received at Shirey Funeral Home in Middle Town after 3 p.m. today. Burial set for Miller Cemetery Friday at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. A F Byrne of Whetstone Church officiating.
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James B. Chapman
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Mr. Chapman
Marion
Anderson
Edge Packing
Missionary Baptist Church
Fairfield
VFW
Butchers and Packers Union of
Mildred
Rollie Chapman
Harold E. Rozelle
Nettle Creek Cemetery
Hagerstown
Harold &. Rozelle Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
Ella. Graham
Summitville
Ella Graham
George P Graham
Fosnet
McKeesport
Bay
Graham
Fern Rerner
Louisville
Carey Persinger
Mariona Mece
Caraly Berndt
Newark
Chio
Robert Buchanan
Southa Bend
Thejs
David W. Evans
Carpenter
Ballard and Shirey
Middletown
Blaine Strauser
Fort
Frank L. Farr
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
4.L. Langhan
First
EUB
Memorial Park Cemetery
Morial Park
Boxwood
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Prince Rainier
Monaco
Grace
Monacan
U.S
Rainier
Forrestal
Mediterranean
Philadelphia
Kelly
Monacans
Caroline
Rence Steel Corp
Armor Plate Co
Seoga
McDonald‘s Show Rooms, Inc
Drexel
Peasant Provincial
Provence
Country Provincial
Drexell
McDonald’s Show Rooms, Inc
Ounty Office
Hollywood
Charlie Barnet
Joy’ Windsor
Barnet
Miss Windsor
Las Vegas
Nev
Blanche Bass
Oxford
Mich
Detroit
Benjamin Bass
George A. Bass
Harry Wise
Ika
Madison
Susan Lynn Mercer Pendleton
Susan Lynn Mercer
Kenneth
Barbara Mercer
Rt. 3
Pendleton
St. John’s Hospital
Pamela Kay Mercer
John Mercer
Russell Holland
Huntsville
Cornell Bright
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Mel Duffy
Dewey Wi. Cole Fortville
Dewey H. Cole
Indiana
State Board of Health
Alaulye Qwalily
Joe—Way Tee
Rosedale
Harvey
Mary Alice Cole
Hancock County
Hel
Church of the Total
the Nazarene
Mohair Center
Texas
Dovr
Cep
Aginatir
Bostonians
Mansfields
Ching
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