Auction Sale Notice for Farm Stock and Household Items
An auction listing describes sale of cattle and farm implements including 3 pistols, a rocker, upright antique iron rack, pewter cabinet, and household furnishings. Several cows and equipment are noted, with bidders urged to inspect and comply with sale terms. The notice references a date and location, with the auctioneer arranging terms.
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Hint Bulganin And Zhukov May Be In Line For New Jobs
Diplomatic officials speculated that new Kremlin posts may await Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov. The talk followed Khrushchev’s Romania rendezvous with Tito and Bulganin being omitted from a planned East Germany visit.
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Eisenhower
State Department
Racket Probers Call For Ballots In Union Vote
Racket Probers call for preservation of ballots from a union election won by David McDonald. Committee counsel Robert Kennedy wrote to about 2,500 workers asking to keep ballots beyond August 12 to permit investigation into alleged irregularities. McDonald denies wrongdoing while opponent Donald Barick and USW members press for probe. discussion with committee chair and senator continues.
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David McDonalds
Robert J. Kennedy
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Donald Rarick
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McClellan
D-Ark
Sen. Mundt
House Appropriations Slashes Military Bill Funding
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed a large supplemental bill, warning the Air Force not to view the new academy as a monument to government extravagance. It approved 1.68159 billion of the 2.18 billion Eisenhower requested for military construction, reducing the total funded amount.
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Submarines Tusk and Cobbler Collide at Sea
Two U S Navy submarines the Tusk based in New London Connecticut and the Cobbler a unit at Norfolk Virginia collided at sea both vessels sustained only minor damage and no injuries to personnel they are returning to port under their own power 4239 nautical miles BOUL 200 miles south of New London an investigation will follow
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Navy
Testimony Reveals Sites of Atom Stockpiles
The House Armed Services Committee released testimony that names six bases potentially linked to atomic stockpile facilities. Generals cited the Special Weapons Project as responsible for national stockpile sites and related testing areas, with bases in Tennessee Kentucky Louisiana Texas Nevada New Mexico identified in the discussion.
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House Armed Services Committee
United States
William R. Shuler
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Montgomery Courty
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Ft. Campbell
District Judge Upholds Court Photo Ban
Westmoreland County Judge Gourley rules in Pittsburgh v v 5 that courts may ban photography in courtrooms and environs to protect an accused person's privacy. The decision affirms press limits despite years of prior bans. seven reporters were cited for contempt after violating the ban in December 1984 relating to a case on the Turnpike.
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New York Mobilizes 600 Rookie Officers To Combat Youth Crime
New York City will deploy 600 probationary patrolmen, sworn last June 28, to patrol Red Hook Brooklyn and Washington Heights Manhattan during 6 pm to midnight. Each rookie will work with two experienced officers on high risk beats and carry nightsticks and pistols as part of an emergency plan to curb juvenile violence amid rising adolescent crime.
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Police Academy
First Lady Undergoes Surgery at Waller Road Hospital
The First Lady, age 60, underwent an operation for a benign condition performed by Army gynecologist Dr. Himbert La Riva at Waller Road Hospital. Secretary Hagerty reported she entered the operating room in good condition and was able to speak with President Eisenhower by telephone shortly after the procedure.
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Youth attackers beat two actors in Mantat Park incident
Dennis Mahoney 18 and Patrick Mahoney 14 were assaulted by two youths near Elgh Bridge Park as they walked home. The brothers were taken to Jewish Memorial Hospital with Dennis suffering a brain concussion and Patrick treated for a bruise. Detectives arrested two 18 year olds, John Mifshews and Thomas Rynit, with charges pending.
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Babies Found In Breadbox In Bus Depot Locker
Two infant remains were found in a breadbox coffin inside a rental locker at an Erie bus depot. Detective Sergeant Carl Malinowski and Gus Brettner led the inquiry. Dr. John Fist or home hospital pathologist planned autopsy. Authorities said the babies were fully developed, possibly twins, and died shortly after birth.
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Creyhoune Bus Company
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Sweetheart Labor Contracts Scrutinized in Senate Probe
A Brooklyn lawyer testified that Johnny Dio sold protection through sweetheart contracts for New York area auto dealers. Witnesses described Dio as a Teamsters influence figure tied to a shakedown conspiracy. lawmakers question ties to a labor consulting group and possible influence on workers’ conditions.
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Philip Kuzatsky
Monticello
Towmster Local 209
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FHA rate jump prompts congressional curbs talk
The Housing Administration raised the FHA insured loan rate to 5 percent and lowered down payments on government backed mortgages, targeting homes from 10 000 to 25 000. Democrats, led by Rep. Rains, pressed for a cap or cut to FHA rates, while Republicans warned higher rates could dampen demand. Officials argued for steady policy amid market pressures.
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Peden Housing Administration
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Teacher Seeks Hearing on Dismissal From Wesleyville School
Erie County officials deny a hearing for Dolores Muller 27 a former Wesleyville High School teacher fired January 27 2056 by Maurice Kolpien Erie County superintendent of schools. She previously taught at Apollo for two years before joining Wesleyville in September 1985.
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O Mahoney Leads Fight Against Opening For Amendments
Senator O Mahoney leads opposition to reopening the civil rights bill for amendments as Senate prepares for passage. Debate centers on jury trial provisions with Johnson and Johnson clashing over scope. Eisenhower administration wary of veto if broad provisions persist. Continued on Page B6.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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City Tax Job Bids Opened With Seven Proposals
Bids range from 4000 to 9600 dollars for the city and school district earned income tax job. Five bidders submitted offers at Green frome and a sixth bid of 9600. City officials including Mayor Burl Cherny and school board members attended. one member was absent. A fifth member is to be added before a decision is made.
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Leaders Push for Higher Pennsylvania Democratic Registration
In Pittsburgh and Sharon, top party figures led workshops to boost registered Democrats for the November elections. Sessions start Williamsport then Wilkes Barre Harrisburg and Reading. Gov Leader Mayor Lawrence and others attended to coordinate efforts amid a gubernatorial race rumor.
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Approve Funds For State Work And Military Facilities
Federal appropriation allocates funds to multiple state and military projects including Army and Navy facilities in Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and other states. Key items include Army air defense and training sites, Naval aviation development centers, ordnance supply offices, and transport facilities with totals ranging from thousands to over a million dollars. Details cite Camp Kilmer McGuire APB and various regional sites across Philadelphia suburbs.
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Deny Ike and Wilson Split On Budget Plan
White House and Defense Secretary Wilson deny reports of a dispute with President Eisenhower over a proposed budget system. The Hoover Commission backed year to year appropriations, while a subcommittee transcript cited partial financing of procurements. The issue centers on shifting authority and timing for departmental projects.
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Joint State Government Committee Faces Huge Task
The Joint State Government Commission announces a massive workload with over 40 studies and investigations to begin during a six month session. Chairman Royer notes the commission, the largest in scope since its formation, must chart a course through constitutional changes and farm policy issues while coordinating with both houses and executive offices.
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Killer Admits Placing Hammer in Wife’s Hand
Joseph Birlutta, 62, confessed to police that he placed a hammer in his wife Assit Barletta's hand after dragging her from a closet floor. He later recanted parts of the self defense claim as investigators reviewed the re enactment at the Barretty home yesterday afternoon.
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