Teter to Next Ship Queen Elisa Amid Russian Spy Case
Avidenes in New York link accused Russian spy Rudott tvarnoorren AH Taehades ian sitms to Abel a 55 year old Soviet counter intelligence colonel. He faces Megat entry barge arrest on Sant 21st and await deportation in a Texas facility. Later findings suggest possible death sentence.
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Avidenes
New
Yor
Rudott
Tvarnoorren
Abel
Moxcaw
Wexan Ai
U S Youth Delegation Accepts China Visit Bid
The United States youth delegation plans a China visit under a State Department program. Delegates include Rosen, Spader, O'Connell, Williamson, Carawan, Walker, and others from New York to California. The trip faces passport and visa requirements with caution on political guidance.
Master Spy Calm When Taken To Court
A noted spy, Abel, was arraigned in U.S. District Court Brook syn ton y ob charges and faced possible execution. He entered a plea of motion, appeared unshaven and disheveled, and was held without bail. The judge questioned whether he had a lawyer. Abel said he had not and required time to secure counsel. The judge set August 12 for further proceedings.
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Syoy Thynee
RUSS
Doi Ivabovich
Abel
J. S.distriet Coury Brook
Tony
Abe
Dyess
Matthew
T. Abouizae
Union City High School Seeks Teachers to Fill Open Positions
Union City High School needs certified teachers in special education speech therapy physical education health for girls music elementary social studies and other subjects. LeRoy Brest urges qualified applicants to call for positions including a wrestling coach and office staff while noting a shortage of staff in the district.
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Union City
Offlekstis
Footoni
Ceach
Iil
Kefauver Refutes Blough Inflation Claim in Steel Case
Senator Kefauver told the Senate anti trust subcommittee that recent steel price increases are substantially inflationary and will be probed via questioning Roger Blough, U S Steel chairman. Blough argued steel prices add little to car and tractor costs, calling inflation claims “economic superstition” and noting the rise falls short of a full 1 percent wave.
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Roger M. Blough
U. S. Steelaration
U. &. Steel ix
Blowgh
Jalyist
Blough
America
Iso
Miner Fatality Reported Near Moyers Mine Accident
In Moyers near Butler, Guy Natale, age 4, was killed early today at the Michigan Limestone Company mine in Arinandale. Rescue efforts and an investigation are underway as authorities confirm the tragedy at the limestone facility.
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Hocks Butler
Guy Natale
Moyers
Butler County
Michigan Limestoke Company
Arinandale
Fish Commission Sues Corry Instrument Over Trout Deaths
Pennsylvania Fish Commission files suit in Erie County court against Corry Instrument Co alleging industrial waste dumped into a stream killed about 6500 brown trout at a Corry hatchery complex connected to Route 6. The action seeks 2500 dollars in damages citing toxic discharges since last February after a purifying unit was installed.
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Cony Fis
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Curry Instrument Co
Erie County
F Firm
Batonary
Fir
Corry Instrument
The
Fish Commission
Senate OKs Kinzua Dam funding amid bill conflicts
Senate approved a $1 million appropriation to start Kincha Dam near Warren Pennsylvania, with action deferred as the larger public works bill faces House conference revisions. The package, totalling $4 million, includes river projects from New Jersey to Pennsylvania and concerns over Seneca lands flooded by the Allegheny system.]]>
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Wastiyuamn
Muita Dollay
Warren
Senate
House
House Conference Committee
New York
Irvig Ives
Jacob Javits
Allegheny River
Pennsylvania
New York State
Ives
Congress
Sen
Joseph
Clark
D-Pai
Blender
Delaware River
Two City Auto Accidents Cause About 300 Damage
Police identified drivers Mrs. Dave Depew of 41 Rust Main Street and Robert M. Alford after a collision at East Main Street during heavy traffic. Depew’s car sustained about 75 in damage. A second crash involved Mrs. Richard Hurlbut and John Brickner with total damage around 200 to each vehicle and no injuries reported.
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Dave Depew
Main Street
Robert M. Alford
R. D
Corry
Depew
East Main Street
Tha al Yard
Titusville
Brickner
West Pleessnt
Rayburn backs Senate civil rights bill with modified jury trial
House Speaker Rayburn voiced support for the Senate civil rights bill with a narrowed jury trial provision limited to voting cases. He said House action hinges on Rules Committee approval and Republican support to concur with Senate amendments. He noted eight Democrats and four Republicans on Rules, with four Democrats opposing.
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Penerniste
Rayburn
House
Senate
Rules Committee
Raybur
Alredy
Highway Department Names Aides and Engineers Noted
The state Highways Department announces appointments incl Bernard F. Kotalik Mount Rainier MD as design engineer at 4454 annual. Also John J. Amerson Franklin district 1 $5803 Harold Butn Sr Lancaster civil engineer District 8 Martisburg 5268 Henry Drucis Fairless Hills district office Haverford 6529 Walter L. Tesorko Portage district Hollidaysburg 5803 Edward D. Hill Jarrettown district office 5268 Alexander Robinson Philadelphia construction unit Harrisburg 5208 Harry A. Rudy Progress civil engineer Harristown 6716 Robert A. Schaffer New Britain AVL engineer District office 5803.
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Harry A. Rudy
Progress
Eivil Euigineer
Robert A. Schaffer
New Britain
Pair Draws Prison Terms For Spying
Jacob Albam a former Brooklyn tea and spice dealer and Mrs Myra Soble aged 52 were sentenced to five years in prison each for spying for the Soviet Union Their husband Jack aged 54 was also a member of the espionage ring and a third participant was to be sentenced later All three pleaded guilty The judge noted the delay in sentencing Soble appeared shocked while Albam showed nervous behavior and the reasons for the delay were not disclosed
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Jacob Albam
Brooklyn
Myra Soble
Soviet Union
Jack
Alban
Soble
Richard H. Levet
Albain
Bloom Says leader Tries To Smear GO
Republican Chairman George T Bloom denounced claims of fake cinder deliveries as a smear against the party He said several former county highway superintendents accused by Leader are Democrats and more appointees may be implicated The governor cited 45000 in fake cinders in Chester York and Lancaster counties naming Jamieson Crerend and Price and Price was jailed on conspiracy and contempt charges Bloom called Prep a non Republican to avoid partisan labeling and urged voters to focus on the broader alleged misuse of public funds by Governor Leader appointees across the State Department of Highways
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George T. Bloom
Bloom
Chester
York
Lancaster
Frank 8. Jamieson
John Crerand
Democratic
Philip J. Price
Price
Dauphin County
Vier
Patrikonis Prep
Frackville
Cader
Prep
Prep 45
Hts
York County
State Department of Highways
Plane limping home after two-engine flight with 87 aboard
Pilot Maj Samuel Tyson recounts how he kept control as his aircraft lost engines over a long overwater flight. He steadied the craft, prepared to ditch if needed, and urged calm aboard while passengers faced the peril of a 1 000 mile leg.
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Aonolula
Maj
Samuel ‘Tyson
Paville
Tysih
Joeple
Mires
Hickiti
Witness Tells of Underhand Union Real Estate Sale
Witness Morris Weintraub testified before the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee that the AFL UAW sold its Milwaukee headquarters for 80 000 in 1956 and watched it resell weeks later for 118 000. He said board members were not consulted and alleged related ties to Badger Realty Co owners the Kallas duo. He noted a 90 000 cash plus 30 000 mortgage deal and questioned if the mortgage was paid. Dio Dioguardia invoked the Fifth Amendment amid questions about payments and ties to Hoffa the Teamsters.
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Reas
Weintraub
Doria
Badger Realty Co
Splms
W. Kallas
Victoris M. Kallas
Lmne
Senators
New York
Johnny (Dio) Dioguardia
Afl-Uaw
Allied Industrial Workers Union
Ted
Dio
UAW
James R. Hoffa
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Eisenhower First Lady Recovers After Hospital Operation
President's wife Mamie Eisenhower continues to recover at Walter Reed Army Hospital after surgery for a benign condition. White House secretary James Hagerty said the operation, performed by an Army gynecologist, went well and she was out of bed briefly and sat in a chair for a few minutes.
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D. Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
Preas
Howard M. Zayder
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Army
Eisenhower
Leader To Review 28th Infantry Division Parade
Leader will review the 28th Infantry Division of the Pennsylvania National Guard at the military reservation tomorrow. About 8,000 guardsmen will participate in Governor's Day activities as the division line forms. General officers will join the review, with Medal presentations planned for Army and Guard officers.
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Seepeeseuay Ane
Pus
Gof
Pennsylvania National Guard
Antony
Jain
Gen
Henry
Mitek
Bertha Heads Toward Land Hit Likely Tonight
Tropical storm Bertha moved closer to land with squalls and winds around 75 mph near its center and expectations it would reach hurricane force today. The Weather Bureau reports the storm about 140 to 160 miles southeast of Lake Charles, Louisiana, with a 125 mile front extending toward Texas and the Gulf coast.
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New Orleans
Bertha
West Louisland
Upper Texas
Weather Bureau
Audrey
Lake Charles
Lovis Farm
Seaton
Astorm
Oint
Ue Bolitsl- Ana
Texas
Uublin
Taree
Look For Funds to Finance Korean Bonus
Roy E. Furman said today that if a Korean War bonus was approved by voters the legislature would struggle to finance it. At the ninth annual convention of the Pennsylvania American Legion he urged an Honest and sincere campaign to win support in the November referendum on a 150 million dollar bond issue. Furman said Legionnaires would help secure voter approval through combined citizen effort. The convention also planned elections for department commander and other officers, with several contested races and one unopposed candidate. The group supported absentee voting legislation and renewed loyalty oath provisions. Kennedy seen bore Vatican city.
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Penemcome Unna Uy
Roy E. Furman
Orean
St. Furman
Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion
Furmat
Legionnaires
Teutenant
John W. Collins
Connellsville
Frank D. Berman
Empariumy
Offer
Legion’ 40
Honor Aochely
Henriett A. Brandi
Jabnsiun
Tll. Lathrop
Eyipersiin
PCM
Sier Ar Huntingdon
Hebert Hurman
Williame- Pout
Kensie Coimmlasiee Tendo
George W. Conney
Johnitown, Artsrhie Cheminot Naliownl
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