Public Enemies List Aimed at Racketeers and Unions
Corry Journal reports on a 100 member list of public enemies linked to post prohibition era crime. The drive combines federal racketeering statutes and interstate fraud charges with enforcement by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Assistant Attorney Malcolm Anderson.
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Criminal Peace Cinder
Malcolm Anderson
Military reputation at stake in defense modernization plan
General Elaenisower seeks to preserve his military reputation while backing a Defense Department modernization push for speed and flexibility. The President addresses the American Society of Newspaper Editors to justify reforms, arguing results will protect the public and budget. He asserts rare experience and leadership, facing formidable congressional foes and a nationwide test of public support.
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Gener Elaenisower
Defense Department
American Society of Newspaper Editors
United States
United Forces
Douglas Macariour
Japan
Pacific
Congress
Nlste
Genet
Bridges
Arends
Senate
Howse
Russell
Vinson
Democrats
Wth Armed Services Committees
Steak and Fryers Take Center Stage in National Markets
Ample weekly depictions show frying chickens at 2 to 6 cents cheaper per pound in many areas while steaks remain prominent amid generally high prices. Beef outlook remains optimistic with warmer weather likely lowering costs. pork chops and veal also ease in price in select sections as households seek affordable options. Fresh produce gains include broccoli, lettuce, carrots, spinach, asparagus, greens, beets, mushrooms, green onions, celery, cabbage, and redistributed post-freeze crops. fruit markets show western and eastern apples, Puerto Rican and Cuban pineapples, Mexico cantaloupes, and rising strawberry supplies from multiple states.
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Florida
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Mexico
California
Louisiana
Texas
iMake Me Laugh TV concept teased by Gould and Nye
A NY TV blurb covers Si Gould and Lewis Nye explaining the iMake Me Laugh segment on ABC TV. They debate what makes people laugh, with playful banter and pretend challenges as the host prompts questions and mock demonstrations.
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New York
Si Gould
Abc-Tv
Eagree
Sid
Lewis Nye
Gould
Nye
Senecas State Dam Appeal Heads to Supreme Court Action
An Seneca Indian Nation attorney said the tribe will appeal a U S District Court ruling dismissing an injunction suit to halt the 101 million dollar Kingua Dam on the Allegheny River near Warren. He and a Calumet County delegation planned a fact finding visit as they prepare for possible Supreme Court review.
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U. S. District Court
Washington
Kingua
Allegheny River
Warren
Edward O'Neill
U. S. Supreme Court
O'Neill
Calataraugus County
Pittsburgh
Harry L. Kilburn
New York Group
Chautauqua Eyes County Health Department Move
Dr. Julius B. Prince and state health officers advocate forming a Chautauqua County health department to boost efficiency and expand services. With about 143 000 residents, countywide administration could raise costs but likely increase total services, improving health administration across the state. The county society has studied and favored possible consolidation, while the Public Health Board currently oversees eight nurses a health engineer and a sanitarian.
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Mayville
Chautauequa County
Julius B. Prince
Oficer
Chautauqua
Prince
Chautauqua County Society
Publi Health Board
Board of Supervisors
Chautauqua County
Conewango Creek Claim Draws Warren Woman's Death
The body of Blanche M. Lewis, 69, of Warren, was found in Conewango Creek after being seen clinging to a bridge rail and calling for help around 7 a.m. The Whiteshots alerted police. firefighters recovered the body downstream from Fifth Street Bridge. Coroner to issue death certificate after further investigation.
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Conewango Creek
Warren
Blanche M. Lewis
Leonard Whiteshot
Raymond Shield
Fifth Street
Shield
Whiteshot
Fire Department
Ed C. Lowrey
Eisenhower Khrushchev summit could ease tensions
James Marlow analyzes possible outcomes of a Eisenhower Khrushchev summit. A disarmament agreement appears unlikely, with Dulles and Acheson wary of talks, while Eisenhower favors meeting to achieve limited gains. Potential risks include Soviet propaganda use and old-parliamentary age concerns in Turkey.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Dulles
Acheson
Wilson
Geneva
Trie
Wanted Man Connors Arrested Over Hotel Bill and Payroll Theft
Police in Allegheny County say Connors, sought in Washington DC on payroll theft charges, was arrested in a downtown Pittsburgh hotel over an $118 bill. Held for court on defrauding an innkeeper, burglary, and firearms violations, he carries a 30 calibre pistol and has a 10 year police record. Briggs and Lants case tied to Baltimore car theft. Briggs is a parole violator and faces FBI involvement.
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Connors
Washington, D. C
Allegheny County Grand Jury
Warren Briggs
Shirley Santa
Lebanon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Briggs
Poice
Miss Lants
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Po“Ice
Washington
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