Bill To Ban Red Party Is Passed In House
Washington report says a House bill to outlaw the Communist party and strip protection from Red dominated unions passed 902 to support. Senate action expected after six minor amendments by Senator Butler. The move aligns with Eisenhower antisubversive program expanding powers, including espionage penalties and registry rules.
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House
Senate
Butler
Associated Press
Washington
Communist Party
Eisenhower
R-Md
National Labor Relations Board
Humphrey
D-Minn
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Lehman
Delib-N
Pleads Guilty in Disorder Case in Williamsport
Paul James Craker, 23, of A. D. 2 Sample Fists, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after allegedly abusing and striking Clara Parker in a parked car on West Smith Street. Parker dropped the assault and battery charge after Craker admitted the incident. Craker was fined 7. Parker’s complaint led to a warrant and his voluntary surrender. Also noted is the death of Charles WilliamSPORT columnist on the Williamsport Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul James Craker
A. D
Cobbett
Clara Parker
First Avenue
Craker
West Smith Street
Misa Parker
Parker
City to Start Street Resurfacing After Bid Awards
City Council approved tar material purchase from Van Murter at 16.99 cents per gallon for resurfacing several blacktop streets this summer. Plans include sewer rental adjustments, separate charges for multi family buildings, and a new street light installation on Eagle Street. Police and fire department cost items were reviewed, with the eighth district managing parking restrictions and reflector belts. Financials show general fund near 86,201 with tax receipts of 7,360 on the 1954 duplicate and a total receipts figure of 8,800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Williams
van Murter
Jamestown
Fudde
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eagle Street
Ross Fehrman
Feliman
Airport Authority
West Pleasant Street
Fourth Avenue
South Center Street
Laurie
Civil Defense Police
Council
Frank Carnegie
The
HealthDepartment
West Irving Street
YMCA plans site for 160000 building in Corry
Corry YMCA advisory board met to decide on a location for a proposed 160000 building. Beckwith property on North Center Street and Wright street adjoining the prior purchase are under review. The old high school site was dropped due to public opposition. No decision was reached. the matter remains unsettled. Pennsylvania Week runs October 10 to 17 and includes 157 firemen's units from 15 counties.
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Corry
YMCA
Beckwith
North Center Street
Wright Street
West South Street
Organization i
Eisenhower accused of favoritism in power contract awarded
Democratic national chairman Stephen A. Mitchell charged in a Washington debate that President Eisenhower personally ordered a huge electrical power contract for an atomic plant to a favored syndicate, bypassing bids despite Atomic Energy Commission and TVA objections. Mitchell tied the contract to a close friend of the President, later linked to golfer Bobby Jones, who dismissed the charge as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Democratic Nationsl
Eisenhower
Opie
Stephen A. Mitchell
Leonard W. Hall
Atomic Energy Commission
TVA
Washington
James 0. Hagerty
White House
Mitchell
Senate
Sen
Jermer
Rind
Paduenh
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Jones
Corry Driver Hurt In Route 6 Auto Smashup
Arthur M. Marlowe, 30, of 231 Northwest street, was admitted to Stem Memorial Hospital in Union City with injuries from a one car crash three miles east of Union City on Route 6. State Police report he was driving west, lost control, left the highway, hit a fence, bounced and turned over. The 1948 sedan was a total loss. Marlowe suffered a concussion, fractured ribs, minor abrasions, and contusions. condition listed as good.
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Arthur M. Marlowe
Northwest Street
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Corry
Marlowe
Hind
Can Still Sign For Gov t Food Erie County Pickup Reminder
Eligible persons who have not yet received July stamps may pick up at the Municipal Building tomorrow evening from 7 to 9 pm. New registrations will be accepted then as well. Last week 30 people registered and stamps went to 248 families. Registrants must provide a Social Security number and reside in Erie County. Mrs. Walter Rhodes, chairman, thanks local grocers and distributing points for aiding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Walter, Rhodes
Beaver Club Seeks Members for $2500 Drive
The Beaver Club announces its annual membership appeal to fund local sports programs and operational costs. Donations will grant membership, with special student memberships and emblems for jackets. The drive, chaired by Mrs. Mary Burkhart, aims to raise 2500 dollars by early September to support football basketball track and local youth leagues.
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Beaver Club
Adattion
Mary Burkhart
Kelsby
Kelsey
Attractive nurse testifies to Dr Sheppard ties before jury
In Cleveland Susan Hayes a 24 year old hospital technician appeared nervous before a grand jury to discuss her relationship with Dr Samuel Sheppard the suspect in the murder of his wife Maria Wyn 31. She refused to speak with reporters. Daily pressure from Safety Director John N McCormick prompted police to stay with the investigation.
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Cleveland
Susan Hayes
Grand Jury
Samual B. Sheppard
Sheppard
Criminal Court
John N. McCormick
Samuel H
Maria Wyn
Armed men detained as Queen's visit nears in Newry
Northern Ireland police nabbed three armed men in a car near Newry just hours before Queen Elizabeth II arrived to launch the 20,000 ton passenger liner Southern Crom. Four others escaped into the dawn as officials played down royal-target claims and noted the incident followed prior antiroyalist sabotage in Belfast during her 1963 visit.
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Frese
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Newry
Northern
Ireand
Southern Crom
Wewry
Vttse
Senate Moves Toward Final Vote On Atomic Bill
The Senate passed a compromise on atomic patents and sent the measure to the House for possible final action. The agreement would keep government control of most atomic patents for five years and then open private development, with limited sharing of information with Great Britain and Canada and room for private industry entry.
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Associated Pecan
Washington
Lienation
House
Senate
Senate House Conference Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Farm program near passage and dairy price clamp
Washington reports the administration nudging farm program approval as Congress weighs the omnibus farm bill. Key Republican critics weigh in on dairy supports while conference leaders seek a compromise to curb surplus. A Senate vote on term limits for federal program managers also moves forward amid party clashes. In Philadelphia, T Coleman Andrews says the MacCarthy tax inquiry proceeds routinely with cooperation.
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Associated Preax
Washington
Yoral
Tnsteditch
Alan Yeater
Senator Young
Rep
Andresen
Mittin
Benate House
Leva
Secretary of Agriculture
Howe
Aiken
Benate
Benson
Benate Democrate
Eisenhower
Robe Bolon
Philadelphia
T. Coleman Andrews
Revenue Bureau
Joseph MacCarthy
Andrews
Wisconsin Republican
U N Demands Accounting Of 2840 Missing Soldiers
The U N Command demanded an accounting of 2840 missing Allied soldiers including 626 Americans. The revised list names Americans, other U N nations, and 3268 South Koreans held or unaccounted for by Reds. Brittain pressed for release dates or burial details and asked Gen. Lee Sang Cho to specify prisoners status and locations.
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Associated
Xfemr Panmunjom
U.N. Command
Adm
T. B. Brittain
U. N
Miltary Armistice Commission
U.N
China
Tnether
Pirmen
Manchurle
Battlea
Reda
Brittain
Lee Sang Cho
U.N. Delectove
Geneva
Mharly
United Nations
Belgium
Lux
Merger of Auto Firms Approved
Wilmington Del. Studebaker-Packard merger moves ahead as Studebaker stockholders approve 1 206 848 to 28 274 and Packard holders meet in Detroit facing a similar vote. Two thirds required. Hoffman presided. 82 percent of shares represented. End of September launch anticipated.
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Amon
Nell Studebaker
Neseta
Studebaker
Wilmington
Paul G Hoffman
Silebaker-Backird Corp
School Bus Inspections Begin In Local Area
Theodore Hubley announced that local state police start the annual school bus inspection. Officers will check Waterford and Mill Village today and Corry Union City areas tomorrow. Buses must be mechanically sound with seats secure and drivers licensed and certified.
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Cate
Theodore Hubley
Palle
Waterford
Mill Village
Corry
Nlag
Union City
Immigration dispute ends for Lori Irvine in Pittsburgh
German-born wife of Charles Irving finally secures permanent visa after months of waiting. Pittsburgh officials and Rep James Dutt aided her case allowing indefinite entry to the United States. She had previously faced admission denial due to prior visit and lacking a permanent visa.
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Pittsburgh
Lori Irvine
Pittesburgh
Charles MN. Irving
Niagara Falls
Canada
Charles Garttckel
James HL Dutt
R-Pa
U. S
France seeks amendments to projected European Army
Washington fears a looming stalemate could derail the six nation plan for the European Defense Community EDC as French Premier Meriten France demands amendments. Bonn presses for action while Adenauer faces a cabinet meeting over potential delays harming West Germany. Dutch Belgian Luxembourg and Italy react with concern while France insists on changes that could limit German defense. John A Bailey dies at Bear Lake hospital. Obituary to follow.
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Washington
Adenauer
London
Europe
Cap Itain
Brussels
West Germany
Britain
Paris
Gladwyn Jobb
Pierre Meriten-Prance
Bonn
Konrad Adenauve
Furter
Netherlands
Belgium
Paul-Henri Blank
Brunels
Luxembourg
Meintes- France
Italy
EDC
France
French National Assembly
Council Shifts Stand On Fire Truck Bond Issue
City Council moved to support a $20,000 bond issue next year to finance a new fire truck, reversing a stance from a year ago. Firemen proposed a revised plan with a 750 gallon tank, down from 1,000, citing age and inadequacy of current trucks. Delivery could be eight months after order, with bidding and specifications delaying final action until November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hove Co
Bolicitor
Roger Brown
Tme
Ray Laurie
Jack Foster
Charles Collier
Jerome Davin
Joe Downey
Council
Actus Operaton
Aero Supply Co Adds Personnel
The Aero Supply Co Inc expanded its staff by hiring three new employees to run manufacturing and engineering. Albert P Collins became plant manager, Clyde T Keith was named coordinator of estimating and methods, and Arthur G Laurell joined as engineering staff from Hershey Co. The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission issued bids for 434 miles of northeastern extension, opening the ninth section for bidding September 7, through Towamencin Lower Salford and Franconia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply Mtg. Co. Inc
Albert P. Collins
Kenneth R. Benson
Mr. Collins
Sparks - Withington Automotive Equipment
Jackson, Mich
Clyde T. Keith
Philip ‘Walte
Scranton
Daystrom ‘Instrument Co
Arthur G. Laurell
Hershey Co
Housiaile
Decanter
Til
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Towamencin
Lower
Saltard
Franconia Lawn
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Corryite
Charles Williamsport
T Locus
Williamsport Gazette
Pennsylvania
Ike
Arthur Marlowe
Gov't Food
Queen's Security Police
NAB
John Bailey
John A. Bailey
Bear Lake
Cor- Ty Memorial Hospital
Brecken
Aero Supply CO
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