Ex-Jordan Premier appeals as Hussein split widens
Ex premier Suleiman Nabulsi addresses the public amid rumors of a new Jordan government and possible riots as he lines up with leftists and pro West factions. Observers warn street appeals could escalate tensions in Amman, with Nabulsi’s National Socialist bloc and allies pressing for influence.
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Nabulsi
Hussein
Amman
Jordan
Jak Guldman Nabylel
Anman
Suleiman Naiulii
Natulsi
Rumwallia
Jenin
Jenn
Nabulst
Frussi
Mailbox Fire Injures Coat During Postman Patrol
A police patrol near Fonth Ward, Pune, spotted smoke from a mailbox on Brook Street and extinguished a small blaze. Post office officials suspect vandalism or an accidental drop of a cigarette or match, with the fire potentially a federal offense carrying fines and imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pune
Elton
Fonth Ward
Brook Street
Post Office
Aero Awards Stock To Aides
Aero Awards stock to aides as a reward for first quarter performance. Stauss funded one share per two employees and held drawings for 20 employee groups in various departments with winners receiving 10 shares of Aero stock through the Aero Athletic Association. Names listed include Helen Pinko George Usvant Clifford Bromley Thomas Brown Cut W Hlaby Leon Reyolds Milton Wyn Dresar Howard Tyen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phemgere
Aero Supply
Stauss
Aerontouk
Ian
Aero
Aero Athletic
Wwinmere Tollow
Helen Pinko
George Usvant
Clifford W. Bromley
Thimas O Brown
W. Hlaby
Leon D. Reyolds
Milton H. Wyn Dresar
Howid M. Tyen
Bonaid Bensiric
Chpoline Corney
Robert W. Alban
Kenneth J. Masten
Pri Ci
Meciny
Walter W. Tinenofalt
Reward J. Kaiser
Mary E. Gravino
Nellie". Reid
Damos Wharton
Fined For Dumping Garbage In City
A city health office reports fines for dumping garbage in the city. Police arrested a suspect, with officials noting violations of the local dumping ordinance. City aldermen discussed penalties and enforcement measures to reduce illegal waste disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neity Health Office
Qi Willer Stevenson
Barberie Rollees
Liviead
Imtier
Fermaded
AML
Prostari
Draka
Leader to start study of highways depr
The governor announced plans for a nonpartisan study of the Highways Department. The State Planning Board will oversee the inquiry, aimed at outlining a long-term road program for the Commonwealth. The move follows GOP demands for a regulatory probe and faces legislative funding hurdles.
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States Planning Board
Isl
House
Haa
Highways Department
GOP
Lamler
Hghways
Josyph J. Lawler
Asone
Jsydintiatateation
Hewale
Pirdons Board
Thomas C. McBride
David , W. Randall
Jeena McBride
Parken
Delinquent Tax Property Back On City Books
Delinquent tax property at 4 South Center Street tied to George Biges and Leo R. Mather reappears on city records after council discussion. Mather sought pen dition exoneration while council debated placing the parcel on the tax rolls amid county sale attempts and public comments.
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South Center Street
George Biges
Belea
Leo R. Mathier
Corry
Miveks
Jimmy Farka
Hiralhiel
Which Union Is Largest Teamsters Or UAW
Washington debates which union is the nation’s biggest the Teamsters or the Auto Workers. Per capita payments to AFL CIO hint at a Teamsters edge though both may top one million members. Figures vary with unions overstating or understating membership while monthly dues and temporary unemployment affect totals. Continued on Page Right.
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Washington
Teamsters
Auto Workers
AFL Cio
Dave Beck
Beck Ilsq
United Auto Voter
Atlantic City
U.S. Labor Department
Afl-Cio
Aflcio
Aflcto
At Odds Over Releasing Security Data
A Senate Internal Security subcommittee member said the State Department did not request a chance to review future testimony before publication. The dispute centers on a transcript involving Canadian diplomat Norman and accusations linking Norway to communism, which led to Norman’s suicide in Cairo after publication.
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Wraomanitiun
Embers Motfis
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
State Department
Eafrlier
H Norman
Nore Roan
Canada
Norman
Egypt
Cylro
Mtte Department
Congress
U. S
Morris
Frwemen
Department
Tenti
Norma Ato
Henrine
Wastiind
Dmiss
Jenner
Ralnd
API
Lincoln White
Pald ‘Yeaterday
Robert F. Cartwright
Keib
Japanese ferry sinks off coast near Hiroshima
A Japanese ferry carrying 218 passengers and 4 crew sank after striking Toremert Rock 27 miles east of Hiroshima. At least 27 died, 73 are missing, and 95 rescued. 29 bodies recovered. The vessel registered for 62 passengers, no Americans aboard per officials. Patrol boats search the area as survivors are impossible to locate.
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Fukushima
LetTy
Japan
Jos
Coast Guard
National Police
Hiroshima
Ministry of Transportation
Setoda
Onomichi
Ffenshu
Shikoku
Reuther Gets Raise At UAW Convention
Atlantic City N J Walter P Reuther led the United Auto Workers convention achieving major goals The 4000 delegates prepared to adjourn after finishing details The gathering voted a 4000 salary raise for Reuther raising his pay from 16000 Other union officials also received increases The UAW reelected Reuther to a seventh term and backed key proposals including a seven member public review board to monitor union affairs a revised bargaining process to allow skilled workers to negotiate supplemental contracts and a planned January 1956 meeting probably in Detroit to shape 1956 demand talks with the automotive industry
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Atlantic Gltry
N. J
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Auto Workers
Cros i
Detroit
Amat
Rettcher
Buried Medical Plotter Linked to 1963 Tube Case
A report outlines a planned operation on avoswer to remove a tube placed in the bile duct in 1963. Sir Anthony Eder is involved, with Dr Richard Capweylyot and Lahey Clute appearing in a garbled account. Sir Horace Evans travels from London as personal physician in a complex medical bulletin about the diplomat.
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Avoswer
Tomarnin
Anthony Eder
Elle
Uth otteEon
Hechard B. Capweylyot
Lahey Clute
Toby Yewrn Aga
Will
Lah Rdan
Sir Horace Evans
London
Alon
Tr Bark
M- Jordan
Corry Post Office to Close All Day Saturday
Corry P O will close by 8 ins see rum enta stop. The Corry Post Office will be closed all day Saturday with revised operations. Mail will be gathered in and dispatched, only special delivery mail delivered, lobby windows on shorter schedule next week, and hourly workers facing curtailment as Congress debates funding.
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Rumentas
Corry
Beso
Washington
Hiermblon
Congress
Summerfield
Tomorow
He Olike Onwy
Neil Tor Wiehe Mill
Um Corry
Witla
Priers
Vlilter
Hough
Bloodmobile drive aims for record Corry visitors
Civil Defense police with the Red Cross chapter and local Scouts mobilize a large blood donation push for the Red Cross Bloodmobile in Corry. Donor records show 65 local gallon club members and 19 who have given two gallons, with volunteers listing donors by name and contacting each by phone to maximize attendance.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Corry
Civil Defense Police
Red
Gallon Club
Donald Allen
Sam ‘Baretsi
Dale Bunnell
Theodore Gists
Wilbur Gregory
William Gumbieton
Clifton Howard
George Lavween
Clifford Lawson
Louie Morrow
Ann Royes
Thomas Schlewe
al Vanssens
al Cole
Clift Holcomb
Hey
Wiie
Pardons Probe Recessed In Harrisburg Hearings
Legislative committee probing the State Pardons Board recessed hearings in Harrisburg after two days of explosive testimony on death sentence commutations. Philadelphia defendants Darcy Zielz Foster faced life terms after a Bucks County hold up killing. details emerged as officials declined to answer some questions. The session paused pending continued testimony and record searches as hearings resume Easter Monday.
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Harrisburg
State Pardons Board
David Darty
Darcy
Harry Zielz
Harold Foster
Philadelphia
Fenssterville
Bucks County
Gov. Leader
Tbe. Board
Oyr
David V. Randall
Richard Hengy
Ansswer Alunmans
Atorney Ceheral
Thomas T. McBride
President names Switzerland envoy Iyageresterendetie A Gidavlint
President Eisenhower today nominated Henry J Taylor a correspondent from Charlottetown Virginia to be ambassador to Switzerland. Also named Wil Mam Dowling of Birmingham Alabama and joint commission member for the Benin area. Junior Wood of Chadwick Fors was proposed as attorney general for Pennsylvania.
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Switzerland
Iyageresterendetie A
Gidavlint
Sme
Henry J Taylor
Bwitzerland
Taylor
Epublican
Charlottwnville
van Tisenhower Alsc
Beni
Wil
Basten
Pennsylvania
Indictments Sought in Pike Turnpike Fraud Case in Harrisburg
A Dauphin County grand jury prepared to indict 26 individuals in the Pennsylvan ia Turnpike Commission probe. The panel urged criminal conspiracy charges against former Chairman Thomas J. Evans and two suspended members G Franklin McSorley and James P Torrance. The new counts allege kickbacks, padding expenses, unnecessary purchases, favoritism in insurance, bribery and perjury. Gov. Leader called the operation a major public swindle and urged replacing the paid commission with a non-salaried agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Nigtipath
Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike
Thomas J. Evans
Commission
G. Franklin McSorley
James P. ‘Torrance
Gallous
Maii-Minen Research and Development Co
Reading
Gov
Raymond Plant Denies Four Day Work Week Rumor
BW Feldt, general manager of Raymond Mfg Co, dismisses rumors of a four day work week next week as completely unfounded. He says no such plan exists and that the plant remains optimistic about upcoming business despite a softening market. Approximately 9,000 employees are at the Raymond plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Talk
BW Feldt
Raymond Mfg. Co
Feldt
Plint
Raymond
GOP Gets Down To Brass Tacks At Omaha Confab
National GOP Chairman Mende Alcorn urged leaders from Minnesota to Colorado to focus on specifics for the 1958 congressional campaign. He warned against praising past wins or vague talk and directed attention to term and budget issues, foreign policy, and other national concerns that affect campaign strategy.
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Gop
Omaha Confab
Lamane Ve — Mullween
Cvap
Watt
Todayr
Dows
Tanitus
Mende Alcorn
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Stoma
Alcorn
Gruenther Says U S Can Avoid World War lll
General Gruenther, former Allied Supreme Commander in Europe, urges building strong defenses and maintaining will to win to deter a third world war. He warns destruction of modern nations could occur if war starts, expressing cautious optimism that miscalculation might be avoided.
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Gruenther
U.S
Pittsburgh
Uniter Staten
Sys
Alfeen M. Gruenther
Allied Powers I Europe
Red Crow
Foreign Policy Association of Pittsburgh
Soviet Russia
Orig
Natiae
Omer Warburg
Office of War Information
Europe
Adlinia
Gillie Hesid
Germany
Rehnwild
Willi “Bipeie
Pittsburgh “Post-Gunette
Army secretary cites junket ban amid derby controversy
Washington officials say the Army secretary faced questions over a costly junket tied to a Kentucky derby event. He defended plans but conceded a mistake in justification while lawmakers critiqued the use of funds and the invitation process.
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Washington
Secretary of the Army
Tintay- Com
Congressions
Fort Knos
Brooker
Senate
Armd
Dyehiy
Brucker
Frynema
Postal Service On Saturdays Stopped Until Funds Raised
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee voted to fund the Port Otic Department with extra aid to prevent mall curtailment. The vote, 27 to 10, emerged behind closed doors as members debated providing 7 million dollars to Postmaster General Cen tral Summerfield to run mail service through June.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Port Otic Department
Sean
Talen
Wilkes
House Appropriations
Summerfield
Postal Cuts Threaten Saturday Paper Deliveries
The postal service plan to cut Saturday mail delivery risks half a million readers missing their weekend newspapers. News executives warn continued publication depends on funds and House action, with senate ready to move once House passes its bill. Third class mail advertising pieces may be cut until April 20, unless funds flow.
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Fennsylvania
Postal Department
Itd
Ding
Mimnaiger
Ase Footation
Nome
Summerfield
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Stummerfield
Associated
Stanford Hose Names Officers
Stanford Hose names officers aemoyre of the Syantora soar company Jag. Night ejected Utah Juvlesne Lo aero ais president. Fuchard Saxton secretary and Lea Necker treasurer. Trinlees are Charles Splemit Victor Dempeey Wid Charles Gol Nive Furnace committee. Captain: Al Appa frst Ikwitennint. William Machesas, Laurie and Charles Sime North Western Association. Drawplyania Volut. Firemen Ansallinson Chueten Shinnind Haylie Heller. Dempsey, Dayle and Eskert named for year.
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Aemoyre
Syantora Soar Company
Jag
Utah Juvlesne Lo Aero Ais
Ninosl
Olug
Ivar Barnik
Fuchard Saxton
Lea Necker
Frewatirer Trinlees
Charles Splemit
Victor Dempeey
Charles Gol Nive Furnace Committee
Samiee
Samiee Bipwe; Ctudes! Spiutment Wnd Wi Hai Hlatfust: Captain: al Appa
Williame Machesas
Siete
Alran Ston Ene County Association
Hay Laurie
Charles Sime
Northwentern Asaceiation
George Colliur
Richired Martin
Tym Whutsinh
Drawplyania Volut
Canny Dayle
Tye Eskert
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Te Sketly
Tte
Red Cross Combine
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