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08 Aug 1957
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1957
Page
1
Russian Colonel Nabbed in U S Linked To Master Spy Ring
Russian Colonel Rudolph Tyanovich Abel, 95, once a top Soviet intelligence officer, was arrested in Edinburg Texas and to be sent to New York for grand jury indictment in Brooklyn. He lived under the alias Emit RF Goldfis while posing as an artist in Brooklyn for nine years. The government says he worked as a link to a Kremlin master spy in espionage rings tied to wartime and postwar activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Edinburg
Tex
Iin
Wilding Allen
Russia
Abel
United State
Chnaga
McAllen
Megalien
RF. Goldfis
Worring
Brooklyn
Moscow
Yremlin
Soanefay
U S Steel Head Defends Rising Price Of Metal
Blough, United States Steel board chairman, told the Antitrust subcommittee that steel prices are not inflationary and are among the cheapest inputs. He called the idea that steel prices surge due to monopoly myth and cited statements from labor and statistics officials. The testimony followed a 36 percent per ton price increase effective July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meget M Blowgh
United States Steel Corp
Blough
U.S. Stedl
Alec
Wevern
Ewin Clague
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Bloich Mild
Erie Pilot May Face Charge In Death
An Erie, Pennsylvania pilot may face charges after a Japanese woman was killed and her son seriously injured when a single engine liaison plane struck them near Johnson Air Base. Air Force and police investigations found the pilot was upset but officers abstained from confirming fault. Investigators cited possible engine or wing trap issues and noted condolence money was offered to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mito
Japit
Mita
Air Force
Johnson Air Base
John
Gordon
Erie
Fallow Jniy
Howers
Edward R. Casey
Johor
Ab Bago
Casey
AME
Head-on Crash Sends Drivers Scurrying With Minor Injuries
In Union City two drivers escaped a serious head-on collision on a sharp curve near Kein Texas. Police detained three men believed linked to the incident, with authorities stating alcohol and vehicle damage were involved. No fatalities reported.
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Watteburg
Burt
Providence
B.T
Wiitred van Tous
Arresid
Union City
Chetries Roay
Viking Norse
Kein
Tex
Stud van Tassel
Golfist
Dog Bite Wounds Require 100 Stitches in Harrisburg Incident
In Harrisburg a youth aged four was severely bitten on the hands and face when he entered a neighbor's yard. Donald R. Dimm said his son Ronald required more than 100 stitches and was in satisfactory condition at Harrisburg Hospital after the attack by dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Donald R. Dimm
Ronald
M Harrisburg
Union Aide Denies Ballot Charge
Pittsburgh union official denies ballot stuffing in the United Steelworkers Local 1843 election at the Hazelwood plant. A former member testified he was paid to cast or stuff ballots for UBW President David McDonald, while Crosby claims no one was allowed in the voting area except to cast his own vote. The dispute follows McDonald’s narrow win and Local 1843’s loss. Crosby’s statement was sent to the Senate Racketeering Committee for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Oy
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Widlollows
UBW
Stanley Skninik
Hazelwood
Jones & Laighlin Steel Corp
Han International Union
Publi
George E. Crosby
Sturt
McDonald
Tocal
Skalnick
Jocal
Crosby
Donald
Rarok
Union
Euder
James Ashton
AVON
McDonald's
Senate Rackels
Washington
Ex Reds Named Among 16 IUE Officials
Lenate Internal Security Subcommittee chief WADTUNGTUN says 16 officials of the International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers once identified as Communists. Senator Hruska notes the subcommittee seeks whether any of the 16 Morris names remain active with the party or have ties to current labor unions.
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Rovert Mortin
Lenate Internal Security
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
TUE
Afl-Cio
Lin.ion
Sen. Hruska
Ri Neb
Morris
Miel
Communist Party
Ubor
Moris Suyx
Wilave
United Electrral
Radio and Machine Workers
GTO
Spud Festival Seeks Queen Entries for Miss Contest
Gerald Hammond, queen contest group chairman, invites entrants by August 17. Contestants must be 18 or older and single, with judging on beauty, intellect, poise, talent, and personality. Final winner will reign over this year’s festival, co sponsored by the Chamber and Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Gerald Hammond
Hammond
Danicine
Chamber of Commerce
Junior
Usta
Grange Ervilps
Blylebidbe
Howe
Trial May Expose Secrets Of Magazine O
Trial details reveal planned testimony by Howard Rushmore and arguments on subpoenaes as Deputy District Attorney Ritai aims to present evidence about confidential magazines and their operators. The court will rule on a motion to quash as the prosecution contemplates reading ten articles claimed to expose rapid Hollywood activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISAN
OWS
Ertminat Ibel
Kirechimed
Wiliam L. Ritai
Howard Rushmore
Herbert
Walker
Toby ‘Hunter
Hunter
Rushmore
Willowalt
Tony
Hollywood Research
Lic
Ind
Fred
Mirjotle Meads
Confidentia
Scandal Mag
Jazine
Hollywood
Witaper
Publisher
S Distributing Corp
The
Mendes
Snaberiil
Ground fighting begins in Oman rebellion progress
Reports say the first ground offensives of the three week old Oman rebellion were fired today. Sultanate troops advancing with British support moved toward rebel strongholds in central Oman. The action followed a warning and air strikes, with rebels reportedly confined near key positions in the Al Dhahirah region.
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Niswa
Niawa
Oman Desert
Tmum
Oma
Phwjouk
Yabel Positon
Johnny Dio Grilled Before Senate Probe in Labor Case
In Washington, racketeer Johnny Dio faces Senate Rackets Committee questioning amid allegations of a corrupt alliance with James Hoffa to control labor in New York. Chairman McClellan says the ties harmed union members and employers, while Dio seeks parole to comply with subpoenas and await sentencing on related charges. Also cited are Dio followers and other figures named by the committee as possible witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnny Win
Jim
Senate
Dio
Stanley Tretick
Rom
Fee
Johnny Dio
Teamaters
James R. Hoffa
New York
McClellan
D-Ark
Victor Rievel
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Dave Berk
Tesinaters
Teamater
Robert F. Kennedy
Abe Brier
Sidney Hodes
Nat Gordon
APU
ed_ Auto _Workers_in
New_York
Mervill Hermanson
Pox Or Presentations, Inc
Harmanson
Bis
Audit finds irregular state office expenses in Montgomery
Harrisburg bulletin reports Auditor General Charles C. Smith says three staffers in the Montgomery office of the State Inheritance Tax Division engaged in irregular expense submissions. The matter was referred to Governor Leader and Attorney General Thomas J. Moltrite for action. Atomic test postponement delays extend to 24 hours due to unfavorable conditions. Senator Albert Ry Pechan indicates a pending 150 million dollar state bonus for Korean veterans would ultimately raise taxes.
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Harrisburg
Charles, C. Smilth
Montgomery
State Inheritance
Ile
Smilth
Ieeng
Thomas J. Moltrite
Albert Ry Pechan
i-Armytrong
Bon Ysur
Ids Amnortiswtlin
Peetuold
President May Calls Special Session Over Rights Bill
President May plans a special session to address the rights bill as reports from Washington detail tense Senate activity and debate over proposed protections. A Pad Chandy testimony references improper conduct linked to ex tortion schemes involving Chester and others.
Fate Stands As Measure Heads Back To House
Washington dispatch reports President Eisenhower and Congress wrestling over civil rights legislation. Senate leaders defended a July trial version now tied to House changes. House votes on a broader measure loom, with talks of a possible special session and a potential veto, as lawmakers seek a workable compromise.
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Homie Today
Kaxenhower Witt
Nurenbier
Intexs
Howel & Measure
Senate
House
Knowland
California
Jit
Republican Policy Committee
Eisenhower
House Conference
Congress
Bank To
Senate To Fast-Track McElroy as Defense Secretary
Washington reports President Eisenhower backs Neil H. McElroy to replace Robert Wilson as secretary of defense. McElroy, 52, heads Procter and Gamble and is a director at General Electric and Chrysler. Republican and Democratic leaders indicate no anticipated confirmation trouble. hearings will address potential conflicts of interest.
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Washington
Neil H. McElroy
Goup
McKeay
Pater and Gamble Co
Eisenhower
Knowland
Calil
Senate
Jentfer
McElroy
Cincinnati
Wilson
General Motors
Pentagon
Ar-Sangad
Euler Lyndon
Receivership Sought for Manu Mine in Dauphin Court
In Dauphin County Court a suit seeks placement of Manu Mine Research and Development into receivership to protect assets amid a pending $11.2 million collection action. The petition names Manu Mine executives and trustees, with hearings anticipated as the case progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jania
Ody
Dauphin County’ Court
Alain
Wales
Dauiphin
Munu- Mine
Auory
Hixold B. Kohn
Pope Seth
Yin Taihuilen
Mani
Mann-Mine
May Ditch Plane At Sea Near Hawaii Amid Engine Failure
A Ronolulu van airliner carrying 65 passengers reportedly ditched at sea after four engines failed. The Air Force said the pilot communicated enough fuel to complete the Pacific leg and aimed to steer toward Hawaii. Rescue teams monitored the situation as Coast Guard and air units coordinated interception and possible airlift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronoluet van Air Fore CV Willy
Hawaii
Air Force
Wild Hee
Pacific
Hie
Ali-xea
Up Coast Guard
Air Transportation Service
Troops Poised In Oman
British and allied forces position in Oman and Muscat area to counter insurgent activity. Heavy units and aviation prepared for potential operations as tensions rise in the region.
Red Chief Tries To Incite Germans
Khrushchev discusses war danger to Germany in a Berlin speech, accusing the West of provoking conflict and urging nuclear restraint. He warns European leaders to prevent a massive war while commenting on Soviet and East German positions ahead of German elections.
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Red Chief
Khrushchev
Sowet
Khrushulev
Otto Grolewoht
Rekime
Lie Jongestanding
Seville
Rhrush=hey
France
United States
Memphis Municipal Airport Flight Crashes After Takeoff
A pilot was killed when a flight from Memphis Municipal Airport failed shortly after takeoff. Investigators probe the crash scene for causes as emergency crews secure the runway and clear debris.
House approves chapel project amid airport funding clash
The House reversed itself on a chapel project at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs and backed a 14 billion dollar bill largely for military and public works, but defeated amendments and trimmed airport funding for the Washington area. The bill moves to the Senate.
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Air Force Academy
Mile Mary
Durtskeue
Senate
Colorado Springs
Colo
Subrtonealpieti
Washington
Bulnk
Via
Elsoduver
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