House Tax Writers Plan To Reject Only 1 of 25 Eisenhower Proposals
House Ways and Means Committee plans to approve 19 of Eisenhower's 25 tax cut proposals and reject only one major point. They back shifts to quarterly corporate tax payments and extending the filing deadline to April 15. Farmers gain soil and water conservation deductions totaling about 10 million dollars annually, with carryover options for unused amounts.
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House
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Treasury
Bramblett Convicted In Payroll Kickback Scheme
Rep Bramblett a California Republican is found guilty by a federal jury on payroll falsification charges linked to a salary kickback scheme. Jurors deliberated 1 hour 40 minutes before verdict. Bramblett, 52, of Pacific Grove, faces possible appeal to the Supreme Court. bail set at 2500 is allowed pending sentencing.
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Washington
Rep
Bramblett
Calif
Supreme Court
Congressional Office
Edward Bennett Williams
Bramblet
Pacific Grove
Williams
U. S
Walter M. Bastian
Price Index Soars Again
New York wholesale food prices measured by the Dun and Bradstreet index reached $7.09 this week, the highest since May 29, 1951, compared with $7.16 in that May 1951 date. The index rose from $7.01 last week and $6.19 a year ago, with gains across flour, wheat, corn, ham, coffee, cottonseed oil, cocoa, peanuts, eggs, steers and lambs, while rye, oats, barley, lard, sugar, raisins and hogs fell.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Portable Remington Rand Typewriter For Sale
Mrs. Allen Locke lists a portable Remington Rand typewriter for sale at 424 Court Street and Court Street, asking 32.50. She notes twelve more potential buyers remain and advises dialing 31242 for a courteous ad taker to place a wanted to buy or sale advertisement.
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Allen Locke
N. Lancaster Street
Remington Rand
Court Street
New York Coal Co Sales Sold to Sunnyhill in Pittsburgh Deal
The coal sales and mining divisions of the New York Coal Co have been sold to Sunnyhill Coal Co and its agents Snyder and Swanson Inc of Pittsburgh. Sunnyhill will run the properties and become the largest coal producer in the Hocking district. The sale keeps most operations intact with minor name changes and continued leadership by Paul L. Allen as division manager.
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N. Y. Coal Co
New York Coal Co
Sunnyhill Coal Co
Snyder and Swanson, Inc
Pittsburgh
Sunnyhill
Hocking
New Lexington
New York Coal Sales Co
Snyder and Swanson
Columbus
Paul L. Allen
Nelsonville
New York
New York Coal Division
Allen
Gien Ebon
Frank Oakley
Central Plant
FE. M. Poston
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Police Capture Jail Fugitives
In Monroe County two escapees from Woodsfield jail flee after a rope escape raid a tavern for cash steal a car then flee to Zanesville where one was captured and the other, who could not drive an automatic, was caught near Y Bridge. The suspects are Alfred J Melott 18 of Woodsfield and Vernon Hall 22 of Cleveland.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Woodsfield
Monroe County
Y Bridge
Alfred J Melott
Vernon Hall
Cleveland
West Grants Asylum To Czech Corporal
In Bonn a Czech air force corporal Georg Jiri Skorm, 22, received political asylum from U S authorities after his crash landing in West Germany. His officer pilot Franz Zawadilik, 26, chose to return to the Communist homeland and was handed to Czech authorities at a secret border rendezvous.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
West
Georg Jiri Skorm
U. S
Franz Zawadilik
Eleven Spy Suspects Captured in Norway
Police report eleven persons arrested in Oslo as part of a continuing roundup of spy suspects. Newspapers indicate they are suspected of selling defense secrets to the Soviets. The roundup is the second in four months in this NATO nation.
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Oslo
Norway
NATO
Looming Bid for Chairmanship at New York Central
Directors of the New York Central convened to weigh Robert R Young's bid for chairman and control of the railroad. President William White arrived to lead the session but declined to comment on Young's demand for the chair, a board seat for Allan P Kirby, and a proxy fight if denied.
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New York
New York Central
Robert R. Young
William White
White
Kirby
Young
Allan P. Kirby
Central
McCarthy Supporters Clash With Speaker Jerger in LA Riot
In Los Angeles after Senator Joseph R. McCarthy accused Communist networks, about four thousand gathered near the First Congregational Church and hurled dirt at Wilbur Joseph Jerger who used a private property adjoining the church for a loud speaker. Police moved in with 20 officers in 10 cars to stop the disturbance and escorted Jerger away.
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Los Angeles
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
First Congregational Church
Wilbur Joseph Jerger
Jerger
Train Derails After Truck Crash Near Norwalk
A New York Central freight train struck a truck at an Ohio 250 crossing 17 miles south of Norwalk. The truck driver Dan Delich of Royal Oak Michigan died. The locomotive and 13 cars derailed. no other deaths or serious injuries reported.
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Norwalk
Ohio
New York Central
Here
State Highway Patrol
Dan Delich
Royal Oak
Mich
Kaplan Trucking Co
Cleveland
Local Worker Dies in 25-Foot Ladder Fall
Orazio Albind, 56, fell from a 25 foot ladder on a Cleveland construction site Tuesday and died from his injuries. Police and OSHA officials investigated the accident.
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Cleveland
Orazio Albind
Rhee Warns Koreans Ready To Renew War
Washington AP Sen Stennis contends the Eisenhower administration violated a pledge by sending 200 Air Force mechanics into Indochina without consulting key congressmen He favors recalling the crew and warns against gradual U S entry in Indochina Other senators express concern and oppose expanding American involvement while Secretary Wilson says fighting progresses satisfactorily.
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Washington
Sen
Stennis
D-Miss
Eisenhower
Air Force
Indochina
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Byrd
D-Va
Armed Services Committee
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U. S
Wilson
Sen. George
D-Ga
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Red China
Korea
Saltonstall
Senate
James Roosevelt faces divorce claims and travel plans
James Roosevelt avoids comment on marital troubles after a meeting with his mother. Romelle Roosevelt seeks 3500 dollars monthly separate maintenance from Pasadena. He leaves for New York to handle his father's estate and plans to return for a Pasadena court session.
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Chicago
James Roosevelt
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Romelle
Pasadena
Calif
Roosevelt
California
Truck Driver Kills Pedestrian in Ohio Crash
A truck accident near Ironton Ohio at Kitts Hill Tuesday killed Lawrence Deer aged 2 of Pedro. The vehicle struck a guardrail and overturned, authorities said.
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Ironton
Ohio
Kitts Hill
Lawrence Deer
Pedro
Vietminh Rebels Threaten Luang Prabang In Laos Crisis
Reported 6 to 12 miles from Luang Prabang Vietminh rebels threaten the royal capital while French say they are gathering supplies for a larger push. Rebels remain about 50 miles north around Nam Bac after a 120 mile jungle advance, with possible assault timing early next week.
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Saigon
Indochina
Laiang Prabang
Laos
Lao
Luang Prabang
Nam Bac
Hanoi
Sisavang Vong
AFL Council Nears Accord On Job Rights
In Miami Beach executives report tentative AFL plan to settle job rights fights among rival unions amid doubt over its effectiveness. George Meany, new AFL president, built a mechanism to resolve AFL CIO feuds and now seeks an internal peace plan, both aiming toward a broader merger.
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Miami Beach
Fia
AFL
George Meany
CIO
Meany
Church Leader Named to Head Religion in Public Schools Effort
Dr. Jordan L. Larson superintendent of Mount Vernon New York schools was named to head a Protestant effort to provide public school children with basic knowledge of religion. He is a Presbyterian lawyer and president elect of the American Association of School Administrators and becomes chairman of a 60 member committee of educators and churchmen formed at the Division of Christian Education conference of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.
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Cincinnati
Jordan L. Larson
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Larson
American Assn
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the ‘Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Godfrey Takeoff Under Scrutiny by Aviation Authorities
The CAA urged a civil aviation board suspension of Arthur Godfrey's certificate for at least 30 days or until medical certificates are obtained after a near miss at Teterboro New Jersey on January 7. The agency says Godfrey buzzed the tower when refused runway access and cites gusty winds as not fully excusing airborne bearing changes.
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Washington
Arthur Godfrey
Teterboro
N. J
Gocrey
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Godfrey
S. W. Bobskill
Police Capture Poet's Killer in New York
Harold Weinberg, a 25 year old dishwasher and fugitive, confessed to killing writer Max Bodenheim. He was captured near the crime scene in a squalid Manhattan room where Bodenheim and his wife Ruth Fagan were found dead. Weinberg admitted the shooting but denied questioning about the stabbing.
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New York
Harold Weinberg
Max Bodenheim
Weinberg
Bodenheim
Ruth Fagan
Edward J. Drum Jr
Total of Job Holderships In US Labor Report
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 47 700 000 Americans employed in industry trade transportation and government last month, a drop of two million from December. The report notes seasonal factors and a sharper fall in factory payrolls, with manufacturing seeing reductions and cuts in textiles and related fields at this time of year.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor
BLS
Sls
Elyria Wins Honors For Deathless Days 1953 Contest
The Ohio State Safety Council announced Elyria won the 1953 deathless days contest for a year without a sow a. Age town 105 days: Gre days: Group é. East, days, and Group 7.
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Cleveland
Ohio State Safety Council
Elyria
East
Coffee price cut by Ohio chain stores in Cincinnati area
Parkview Markets Inc announces a 10 cent per pound price reduction on bagged coffee across 197 independent owned stores in Greater Cincinnati. The move follows Kroger and Albers chains cutting their own brand coffee by a similar amount.
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Cincinnati
Parkview Markets, Inc
Kroger and
Albers
South Korean Leader Vows to Oust Reds Not Bluffing
President of South Korea declares a firm stance against communist forces, stating he will act decisively without bluffing. RELMAN MORIN reports a high-pressure approach to curb internal and external communist influence.
Rhee vows to restart war without U S aid
South Korea President Rhee in Seoul interview declares determination to reopen hostilities against Chinese forces in North Korea. He warns action will come soon and repeats I am not bluffing, even without American support if necessary. Time is rapidly running out.
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Seoul
Songman Rhee
North Korea
Republic of Korea
Korea
Russia
Yalu
United Nations
Amerean
United
Rhee
Big Four discuss European security plan amid Molotov push
Western officials rejected a Soviet proposal for a European security framework as Molotov signaled a broader continental plan. The exchange occurred during the Big Four talks with Austria’s independence treaty looming Friday. The U S and Britain worry any Soviet leadership would oust them from Germany and curb Western influence.
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Berlin
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Weat
Molotov
Coamf Thiimars
Rhine
United States
Europe
House and Senate approve farm price support measure brief
The House approved the farm price support bill by voice vote and the Senate passed it 49 to 10 after three hours of debate. Chairman Aiken warned that 681 million dollars would likely run the Commodity Credit Corp for about four weeks, with sponsors saying it could last seven.
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House
Senate
Aiken
Rvit
Senate Agriculture Committee
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Train Derails Near Dayton in Ohio Mail Route Spill
A New York Central mail and express train derailed near Fairborn outside Dayton early today, tossing the locomotive and 14 cars from the track. No injuries reported, damage unestimated, derailment blamed on a hotbox in the rear car. The Cincinnati bound train from Cleveland caused westbound lines to be rerouted.
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Dayton
Ohina
New York Central Mail
Fairborn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Eisenhower urges tolerance in administration remarks
President Eisenhower told a news conference that times are too serious for extreme partisanship and urged his aides to avoid harsh rhetoric about Democrats. He said some parts of his legislative program will require Democratic support to pass Congress and expected the Republican National Committee to show similar tolerance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Times
Congress
Farm fall proves fatal to Mansfield dairy farmer Edgar Stough
Edgar K. Stough aged 47 a dairy farmer of Mansfield Ohio died Monday from head injuries after a fall at his farm authorities said.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Edgar K. Stough
Vic Fadden’s Suit Opens in New York Court
Bernard Mae Fadden 85 testified in a separation case over cruel and inhuman treatment. He discussed a 1948 marriage and possible baby plans with his bride, but the court expressed no developments. MacFadden and Jonnie Lee MacFadden described harsh living conditions and accusations of poisoning and infidelity. Fadden said he has slept on the floor for 20 years due to a back injury.
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New York
Bernard MaeFadden
MacFadden
Hull Confident of Korean Armistice Talks
Gen. John E. Hull commander of UN Far East forces said before leaving for Washington that renewed fighting in Korea is unlikely. Hull and U S Ambassador John M Allison will attend top level talks at the Defense and State Departments after delivering an encouraging report on Korean conditions.
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Panmunjem
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
John FE. Hull
Far East
K. S. Thimayya
Neutral Nations
John E. Hull
UN Far East
Washington
Hull
U. S
John M. Allison
Defense
State Departments
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