Police bulletin notes car used by flyer near airport
Police investigated a 1940 Pontiac parked near Lawrence Airport. The car had been loaned to an area man who flew in and used it for local transportation during his stay. A separate hit and run case in Titusville damaged a truck owned by J. Coleman Smith Co. A witness provided the license number. A Seneca street resident reported gunfire but no weapon was found.
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End
Garland
Titusville
J. Coleman Smith and Co
Seneca Street
Ike Hoover Leave On 3 Day Fishing Jaunt
President Eisenhower and former President Hoover plan a three day trout fishing trip in Fraser Colorado high in the Rockies. They will stay in rustic cabins near 10,000 feet, fish St Louis Creek, and Ike will do most of the cooking. Milton Eisenhower joins as escort with friends Aksel Nielsen and Carl Norgren hosting.
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Eisenhower
Hoover
Rocky Mountains
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Colo
Continental Divide
Rockies
St. ‘Louis Creek
Milton Eisenhower
Pennsylvania , State University
Wscape
Aksel Nielsen
Carl Norgren
PUC Ordered to Make Further Rate Study
The Pennsylvania Superior Court reversed a PUC ruling on Duquesne Light Co. rates, ordering further hearings and study for higher wages and depreciation costs. The court previously found the PUC failed to fully consider these factors in setting rates for the Pittsburgh utility after rejecting a $4.7 million annual increase and ordering a $1.81 million annual reduction.
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Utiny Commission
Duquesne Light Co
Pennsylvania Superior Court
High Court
PUC
Pittsburgh
Chester H. Rhodes
Duquesne
Ex-Policeman Wins Appeal in Court
Thomas Mudd, former Pittsburgh vice squad member, is cleared of perjury and obstructing justice by the State Superior Court. He was denied a new trial. earlier this year he received a 6 to 12 month jail sentence, but the term is stayed pending a higher court appeal.
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Thomas Mudd
Pittsburgh
State Superior Court
Mudd
High Court
Ex-Policeman Loses Appeal in 1952 Butler Robbery
Former North Braddock officer Fred Burdell, convicted of a $115,000 robbery at a Butler coal operator's home in March 1952, lost his appeal for a new trial as the State Superior Court rejected alleged trial errors. Burdell faced a 48-year sentence and has been free on appeal pending. Separately, a fire damaged the basement of the Terminal Cafe in downtown Pittsburgh, forcing residents to flee but causing no injuries.
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ERTE
Fred Burdell
North Braddock
Butler
State Superior Court
Lake Port
Burdell
Craig Saul
French Rejection of EDC Deepens West Germany Split
The French Assembly defeated the EDC plan drawing new lines in German policy. Adenauer’s opponents, led by Ollenhauer, urged early talks with the Soviets on reunification and security. Mendes France signaled possible rearmament options with Western allies, while the vote weakened support for a rapid German rearmament and unsettled Mendes France’s government amid cabinet dissent.
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Page Duer
Adenauer
Erich Ollenhauer
Mendes-Prance
Germany
Assembly
EDC
Mendes- France
Une
Mendes-France
Treaty Rejection Fueled by Extremist Alliances
The rejection of EDC arose from a coalition of far right and far left. Ultra nationalist backers of Gen. Charles Je Gaulle and 99 Moscow sparked Communists and fellow travelers supplied most votes against the treaty. Moderate groups backed the treaty.
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Charles Je Gaulle
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