Nixon To Run Again Delighted Ike Says He Is Delighted
Washington reports Nixon confirmed he will run in 1956 with Eisenhower expressing delight. Democrats pledge strong opposition citing Nixon campaign tactics while Knowland says platform will reflect Eisenhower's record. The announcement follows a White House conference and sets the stage for the GOP convention in San Francisco.
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USW Seeks New Contract From Steel and Ore Firms
United Steel Workers President David J McDonald announced to 172 steel and ore companies that the union seeks negotiations to replace the expiring contract set to end June 30. The notice was mailed yesterday with letters likely received the same night. The 70 member Wage Committee has met in Pittsburgh on May and talks have continued for months.
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Onion
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Pittsburgh
Rocky Marciano to quit ring after wife’s request
World heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano plans retirement after his wife Barbara says he agreed to her wishes. Barbara Marciano telephoned the Brocton Enterprise confirming an immediate formal announcement from New York. Alle Colombo, local manager, corroborated the news as Marelania, who turns 33 in September, would retire undefeated.
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Associated Press
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Vic DuBois
Brocton Enterprise
New York
Alle Colombo
Marelania
Police Deny Roughing Up Bank Suspect
Erie and Butler state police deny claims by Joseph Stuart Swartz that he was roughed by an officer during questioning about the August robbery of the Warren National Bank branch. Capt. Milligan calls the accusation ridiculous and notes investigators are focused on the case. Swartz, a 22 year old contractor, says one officer shoved him and kept him from contacting his attorney or parents. He faces armed robbery charges set for arraignment Monday in Stur BRick before Justice Fred Berry on $3,600 bail.
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Pennsylvania
Joseph Stuart Swartz
Frank Milligan
Erie
Svant
Swarte
Pidiouti Bank Holdip Eine
West Middlesex
Fred Berry
Sturbrick
Swarts
Justice Berry
Pennsylvania Bank
Consecration of Bishop Ackerman in San Diego
The Most Rev Anker mia appoints Alchand Ackerman of San Diego to be consecrated as bishop. The ceremony is set for May 2 at St Pauls Cathedral. Pope Pius XII designates the bishop to the See of Lares with auxiliary duties.
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Rlnot Alchand Ackerman
San Diego
Calif
St Paul's Cathedral
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St. Wan
Lares
Pius
Dems Switch Plans to Back Ike Farm Program
House Democrats reversed two proposals to pay farmers cash subsidies and instead backed a two billion dollar farm bill modeled on Eisenhower aims. The plan includes the soil bank and non controversial provisions, responding to Republican doubts and party fatigue over cash payments.
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Associated Press
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Democrate
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Isstead
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Eienhower
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Kansas
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Hope
Eiserhower
FTC Splits Over Regulating Health Insurance Ads
The Federal Trade Commission debated how to regulate advertising by health and life insurance firms under McCarran Ferguson Act interpretation. The 1948 law limits interstate regulation of insurers when states adopt specific statutes, affecting whether FTC oversight applies to ads across state lines.
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Wie
Federal Trade Commission
Trench
Accident Insurance Companion
Enaon
McCurran-Fergisely
I Plate
IAW Wan Rink
Aynurie
Money Request for Ships Rejected by Appropriations Panel
A request for 37.9 million dollars to build three experimental merchant ships, including a Sun atomic tanker, was rejected today by the House Appropriations Committee. The panel trimmed the proposed funding from 1.62 billion to 12.008 million, questioning the authority of the Maritime Administration to proceed even with funds.
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Sun
Mauer
Eienhower
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Tiel
Track Meet Postponed at Come Aven High
The afternoon track meet at Come Aven High School has been postponed until May due to unspecified conditions. Organizers note changes will be announced locally.
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Bestia
Corry School Board Debates Budget and Teacher Raises
Corry school board members meet to discuss the 1956 87 budget and a proposed pay raise for more than 100 instructors. A special committee has not yet produced concrete recommendations amid state bill delays and potential tax implications.
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Jonen
Corry Arew
Corry
Montgomery Bus Boycott to Continue Amid Integration Push
In Montgomery Alabama Negroes vow to persevere with a citywide bus boycott until officials agree to integration. A mass meeting at Day Briest Baptist Church adopted a resolution urging ongoing action despite threats of arrest and officials from the White Citizens Council criticizing city leaders.
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Briest Baptist Church
Montgomery
Montgomery City Lines Has Ordered Ongrernhow and Thnk
Montgomesity Lines
Mls
City
Ste Ufficula
Radio blackout from sunspots disrupts high frequency lines
The Mickay Radio and Telegraph Co reports an outage across high frequency communications caused by sunspots. A spokesman calls it the worst interference in years as signals fail to Perth Coast and across the area, with viewers noting aurora borealis and magnetic disturbances.
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Associated Press
New York
Mickay
Ehiph Co
Teihtien
Perth
Wether Buren
Notthags
House Starts Voting Today On Road Program
The House opened floor debate on a 16 billion dollar national and conservation road program. The plan seeks federal and state funding for a 4 000 mile interstate system with a 90 percent federal share and tax increases aimed at road users. Rep Boggs said increases would raise about 4.38 dollars annually per motorist, offset by potential savings in insurance and maintenance.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Secretary of Labor
Algo
Tates
Boggs
O-La
Boga
Dag Hammarskjold Offers Five Point Peace Plan for Middle East
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold proposes a five point plan to curb fighting between Israel and Egypt and to secure Arab acceptance. The plan includes withdrawal of forces, UN patrols, observation posts, expanded UN observers, and freedom of movement for UN personnel with talks in Cairo and Beirut.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
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Governor Leader Grants Four Pardons Amid Controversy
A secretary report lists four pardons signed by the proxy governor leader amid questions about the Pardons Board. The readings mention individuals from Allegheny County and Montgomery County facing liquor violations, lottery involvement, and robbery, with names including George Mills and William Breath.
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Somi aUtellony
Billy Pardons Board
Thoms
Allceheny County
George I Mills
Allegheny County
William Joseph Breath
Montgomery County
DeStellio
Delaware Courty
Cobbery
Jackson presses Britain on trade with Soviet Union
Sen. Jackson demands frank British reply to broadened trade with the Soviet bloc as Congress weighs foreign aid. Ben McClellan hopes Britain can resist Moscow’s offer to bury 2.8 billion dollars in goods within five years. Secretary Weeks unveils licensing relief for 700 item groups to encourage peaceful trade while keeping bans on strategic goods.
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Soviet Union
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London
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Rusia
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North Korea
Third Body Recovered in Warren Hotel Fire
Warren authorities confirm a third body found among the ruins of the Carver Howe hotel fire. Identification from a wrist watch and pajamas links the victim to M D Pinney of Jefferson Ohio. Fire crews continued sifting rubble hoping to locate a possible fourth missing guest, J Bohmits of Columbus Ohio.
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Howe
M.D. Pinney
Jefferson
Auill
J. Bohmits
Colummbus
Herbert W
Dwight
B. F. Goodrich Company
Sulesman
Akron
Wernard J. Brotts
Dayton
Peng
Hickory Street
Rap- Inter
Milburn Anderson
Warren General Monorial
Ten Die In Blast And Fire At Pulaski Virginia
An explosion and blaze at a Pulaski Virginia apartment building killed ten people and injured many more. Rescue crews toiled hours to search the rubble while investigators probed the cause of the fiery collapse.
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Vac
Ted Preay
AnoCle Pulasit
Tu Perone
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Virginia
Parsons
W. J. Mahaffey
Fesilaurant
Aurvie Gore
Hold Broker In Stock Swindle
Walter F Tellier, head of Tellier & Co in Jersey City, indicted by a Brooklyn grand jury for a 16 million dollar over the counter penny stock swindle. He allegedly solicited uranium stock sales by mail and phone, defrauding thousands. bail set at 20 thousand with trial May 7 on a separate Alaska Telephone Co debenture bond case.
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Atocks
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Collier
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Dersey City
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Wna
Yeatertay Jin-coutht
Brooklyn Federn Grand Jury
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Tellier Lk
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Wail
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Tellier
New York
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Consolidated Uranium Mines
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Paul Windels, Jr
Hie
Tellier & Go
Ued Stock Exchange
Lights change at railroad crossing confusing traffic
Alterations to traffic signals at Bout Center and Main streets were made yesterday after a final City Games meeting. Northbound traffic toward South Center Street and West Pyle Highway will halt at the toll road crossing. vehicles traveling south may turn left at Multi Street. Left turns are restricted as signals flash red and cross traffic clears.
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Wucordaree
Adu
Bouth Center
Heya Mulia
Genter Storet
Khrushchev Seeks Visit While Urging UN Shipments Ban
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev and Bulganin wrapped up a 10 day tour of Britain with a press conference for about 400 reporters. They said Britain invited them to visit the Soviet Union and discussed U S relations while denying intent to arms shipments and noting other countries supply weapons.
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Middle East
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Dump Approved Officially Yes Unofficially
City council approved the operation plan for the dump and land fill site. Safety Director Robert Price said performance bonds and maintenance obligations remain in force. Council members urged continued cleanup efforts and promised follow up by Nichols to ensure site upkeep.
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Nichols
Uwe
Mayor Opens Food Center for Surplus Distribution
The mayor seeks a distribution point after grocers halted supplies. Salvation Army aid from Washington Street and Lib Crouch offer help. Collaborations with Lir Walle Gremen and others aim to coordinate volunteers and timing for the food handout to residents. Local authorities will announce dates via the Jorn women registration operators.
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Morse
Delian
Chasey
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