Senate moves new $1.05B housing bill after veto
The Senate considers a revised 1.05 billion housing bill to replace Eisenhower vetoed legislation. It trims the previous total yet keeps major programs, with Senate and House actions possible today. Support from Republicans and Democrats centers on administration acceptance and possible veto override.
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Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
House
Hisenhower
Senate Banking Committee
John Sparkman D-Alas
Homer EB. Capehart Rinci
Capehart
Sparta Schools Seek Record Enrollment for 1950s Term
Sparta will open the 1950s term with an expected record enrollment of about 300 in the high school and 260 in the elementary, up from last year’s 270 and 250. Classes begin August 31 with teachers reporting August 28 for staff meetings, plus preschool tests for entering first graders on August 28 at the Grange Hall.
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Dfimrta Mergen Cenools
Roland T. Putnam
Sparta
Mile
Grange Hall
Putnam
Grawford County
Miss Seafood Princess Misreads Public Pronouncement
Susan Milstein, 19, was named Miss Seafood Princess. In her first public remarks she mumbled, I should say T like fish but T just don’t and T won’t eat It. The odd sentence followed her fishing mishap at Silver Lake while casting.
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Susan Milstein
Silver Lake
Clown Contest Winners Announced At Bazaar Daze
Two youths in heavy clothes and grease paint were awarded prizes in Corry Retail merchants sidewall Bazaar Daze clown contest. Kirk Sawyer presented $15 to Bonnie Cady and $25 to Wallace Cady, children of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Cady of 576 Union Journal Street.
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Corry
Kirk Sawyer
Left
Bonnie Cady
Ter
Wallace Cady
Donald E. Y
Union (Journal
Y. Long
Judy McCourt
Clymer Klompen
French Premier Demands Allied Backing On Algeria
LILLE BOUCHARD France Premier Michel Debre says France will demand full backing from allies for its Algeria policy. He asserts France remains within the Western alliance and links France’s fate to Algeria, signaling a stance likely to shape talks with President Eisenhower.
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Lile Bouchard
France
Michel Debre
Algeria
Charles de Gaull
Eisenhower
Debre
Loire Valley
de Gaulle
de Gauille
Ihe
United States
Journal Press Breaks and Partial Printing Delay
The Journal's printing press at North East broke when a rat damaged the press causing hours of delay. Parts were removed to North East Breeze for interim printing while repairs by Goss Printing Co. in Chicago began yesterday and may finish by tomorrow or Wednesday. Additional repairs by McTennes Rice Co. staff and Quality Machine Shop workers followed as the paper aimed to resume full print later tomorrow.
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North East
Worrest Hopkins
North East Breeze
Joseph Riah
Picar
Goss Printing Press Co
Chicago
Fox
Wrens
McTnnes Rice Co
East Church
East Hill
Psu Amay syyymIy
Fuerime
Hones
Fao
SUN
Mercy
Cove
Brothers
Calleot
Laval
Mousa
Atiasnoy
Wala Peiffer
Lomb
Beaverealale Woman Killed in Drunken Crash Night
Irene Fedor, 29, of Beaverelale, died Saturday when her wife crashed a four carriage buggy in a Cimbra County community. Her mother Margaret Fedor was critically injured.
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ST Michael
Pator
Irene Fedor
Beaverelale
Cimbra
Margaret i Pedor.i
Dem Ticket Rift Could End Today
Los Angeles confrontation over the Democratic convention threatened to cost the city the party event as leaders debated hosting duties. Republican Mayor Norris Poulson denied reports of Los Angeles withdrawing its offer while discussing a potential summit with national figures.
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Dem
Los Angelma
Paul Cutler
Thas
Los Angeles
Norris Poulson
Chicago
Cone
Calman
Edi O. Pauley
Indore
Coste
Paisley
Hawaiian Islands
Buter
Buller
Haag
Butler
Tax vote drama unfolds as Democrats drive tax boost
In Harrisburg the fate of a sales tax increase rests with Democratic votes. Senate action looms as Republicans offer up to four votes. Berger says the measure could pass with six to seven Democratic supporters. a Wednesday vote is planned. Uncertain GOP defections and potential Democrat crossings dominate coverage.
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Dems
GOP
Harrisourg Iap
Anne Jeadir
Berger
Amma Sire
Senate
Republians
Plane Ride Ends In Crash Killing Three
INDIANA Pa AP A family picnic ended in tragedy when a light plane piloted by William Goss crashed in a southwestern Pennsylvania corn field. Three people died instantly: Reha Westover plus her child and the pilot. The collision occurred about 20 miles east of Indiana on W F Warmer’s farm. Police opened an investigation into the crash.
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Indiana
Buncay
Pennsylvania
William. E. Goss
Hilledale
Reha Westover
Daryl Westovy
North Spang Jer Pa
W. F. Warmer
Goss
Westovers
Russell Gardner
Collision Kills Five in Missouri Reading Crasy
COLUMBIA Mo AP Tan ens smashed head-on Sunday rest killing 11 persons including six adults and five children. One vehicle belonged to GW Exldy of White Hall and another to LeRoy Thompson of Richmond. The crash occurred on a Cal highway near a roadside area during clear weather.
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Columbia. Mo
Tanens
Eich
Hills
GW. Exldy
Witte Hall
LeRoy ‘Thompson
Richmond McEndy
Tintmond
Dassie
Tarinda
Highway Patrol
State Aid Plea For Hospital Funding Debate
A Philadelphia House committee hearing on hospital funding features Assemblyman J Dean Polen Jr advocating state aid through a purchase of care plan to replace lump grants. Critics warn higher costs and limits on sectarian hospitals. federal contribution estimated at about 5 million with potential state savings.
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Ij Spitallie
Iip
Dean Polen
Washington
House
Colyntire
PPI
Adelphia
Tvs
Public Welfare Department
Whit Hee
Philadelphia
C Rufus Korem
Polen
Six Hurt Here On Weekend At Coimy Memorial
Six people sustained injuries at the Coimy Memorial Hospital over the weekend. Mrs Hurry Chins, 39, of Maint Street, retained a gash on her leg after stepping near a home. Several other names appear with injuries described as lacerations, contusions, and a blow from a power mower blade. Family members cited include Chever Mebardsan, 8, son of Clavenge. Pichard, son Stoof Ro. Michael Dinkneck. Larry Harrington, 10. Russell Clark. Police report indicates one victim remained hospitalized with a right-hand injury after a fall and a pane of glass. The article notes the day’s events and the patients’ conditions as of that afternoon.
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Hurry Chins
Clavenge
Pichardson
Corry
Sue
Michael Dinkneck
Colimbus
Jaceratud
Afernoen
Larry
Dale Harrington
Willhin
Russell Clark
Chiret Street
Death of Fleet Adm William F Halsey Mourned by Ike and Nation
President Eisenhower mourns the death of Fleet Adm William F Bull Halsey age 76 died Sunday of a heart attack while vacationing in New Jersey. He led forces in the Pacific during World War II and his name became tied to the victory in the Pacific. Officials in Washington praise his personal leadership and long Navy service.
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Eisenhower
Fleet Adm
William F
Bull) Halsey
Halsey
Who
Pacific
Milsoy
Gettysboro Pa
Douglas ‘MacArthur
Raul Poi
Jalsey
South Pacific
Japan
Gudcabal
Tokyn
Mucdhail
Gilbert
Castro Brothers In Santiago: United States and Latin America's Clash
Paul Castro's brother Raul enters Santiago talks as Latin American and U S envoys press a compromise plan to curb foreign interventions. Ministers hammer out a pact to create an Inter American Peace Committee role to study methods to prevent foreign attempts to overthrow governments, with U S leadership and regional support. The initiative aims to curb invasions and support human rights and democracy in underdeveloped nations ahead of Quito meetings.
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Santiago
Chile
Castro
Raul
United States
Morvenah
Havana
Benin
Juik
Dominican Republic
Libritar
Generalissima
Rivfae Tnigilla
Amer
Jean Peace
Paria
Costa Bien
Casity
Costes
OreAt
Toreet
Cuba
Veneauela
Uniguax
el Salvador
Mexico
Parents Of Aide Face Charges Over Abandoned Children
Mrs Car Daniel Quisenberry admitted waving for biscuits to friends and relatives as she explained she gave away her children after her husband abandoned them. The elderly husband faces a neglect charge in city court.
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Aianin
Daniel Quisenberry
Atsit
Quisenberry
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