Stab Victim in Critical Condition. Suspect Detained
Erie Dailey Potter a 19 year old stabbed in the abdomen was moved to North Warren State Hospital in poor condition. Bryce Miller 18 the suspect was rearrested and held on a 1500 bond after being charged with aggravated assault following the knifing. Detec tives picked up Miller at his home as Potter’s condition worsened and a hearing on the charge was continued.
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Corry-James~ Town Mfg. Corp
War Veterans Bill Urged By American Legion Leader
Latrobe Pennsylvania J Addington Wagner national commander of the American Legion urged passage of the war veterans security bill at the Westmoreland County Legion Post banquet. He urged members to push Washington for support claiming aging and disabled veterans need the aid. The bill would raise the monthly pension minimum, set retirement age at 65, and critics say veterans could pay for care. A General Accounting Office survey estimates three percent of 25 000 bed ridden VA hospital patients might pay for care.
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Eisenhower Signs Power Project Bill Above Augusta Pro Shop
President Eisenhower signed a 760 million dollar bill authorizing a large power dam and irrigation project in the Upper Colorado River area. The ceremony occurred in a temporary office above the Augusta National Golf Club pro shop during a week that mixes golf with government work. The project covers Colorado Utah New Mexico Wyoming and northern Arizona with water storage and power facilities.
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Ike Leads In Winds Primary In Illinois
Ike leads in the Illinois winds primary with Eisenhower favored downstate and Stevenson limited support. Kefauver claims the GOP farm policy displeases farmers while Dirksen is renominated for the Senate. Stratton praises strong Eisenhower sentiment as he wins renomination.
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Stengel to Run as Dirksen Democrat in November
State Rep Richard Stengel of Rock Island unopposed for the November race as Dirksen’s Democratic rival. Sixteen incumbent congressmen were unopposed, with three vacancies contested. Stevenson, back from Florida, praised strong home-state support amid Kefauver write‑in efforts days before the May 29 Florida primary.
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Daytaria Beach
Kefauver Sees Democratic Edge In Farm Belt States
In Tryington New Jersey Senator Kefauver noted Democratic gains in Minnesota and other areas, saying that Illinois voting trends show Democrats have a good chance to win the farm belt. Each party elected 50 unpledged delegates to the national convention. Delegates-at-large for 14 Democratic and 10 GOP votes will be chosen at state conventions.
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Kefauver
Corryite Killed In Route 6 Crash
The Dundons died after a late night Route 6 collision. Rescue crews freed Clifford J. Dundon after a 20 minute effort and rushed him to hospital where he died. Eva Dundon remained critically ill as coroner’s inquiry continued into the crash timing and cause.
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Mrs. Dundon
Advertising Card Types and Stationery Supplies Overview
A catalog style listing outlines various printed items such as campaign cards wedding invitations business cards checks booklets and concert programs. It notes the range of stationery offerings including envelopes forms and folders suitable for offices events and organizations.
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Attokers
Plan Changes in Speed Law By Associated Press
Harrisburg plan seeks uniform enforcement of Pennsylvania speeding and license suspension rules. A Democratic measure would give the Superior Court final jurisdiction in license appeal cases, replacing county court decisions. The Rules Committee endorsed a separate bill for two million dollars in state aid to 14 airports, with action possible after April 20.
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Rules Committee
Five Jail Escapees Supposedly Flee Toward Baltimore
York police intensified a manhunt for five inmates who overpowered a 72 year old guard and escaped from York County Jail. State police set roadblocks on highways and issued an 11 state alarm as officials say the prisoners fled south in a stolen car after leaving via the front door.
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Baltimore
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Mummant
Teachers Pay Hike for North Braddock Schools
North Braddock teachers will receive a $400 annual pay increase starting next September. Superintendent Dr. F De Witt Zuerner stated the maximum teacher salary will be $5,600. The measure lists several Pennsylvania locales including Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Wilkes Barre Scranton with amounts to be set.
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