Oliphant Links Senator Bridges to Tax Case Probe
Charles Oliphant testified that Henry Grunewald claimed to act for Senator Bridges in a tax dispute involving H. H. Klein of Baltimore. He said Bridges asked about the Klein matter while Grunewald pressed to settle differences, as House investigators probe irregularities in tax cases.
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Grunewald
Bridges
Associated Press
Washington
Charles Oliphant
Henry
Bn Grunewald
Senator Bridges
R-Nh
Oliphant
Ieaiost
H. H. Klein
Baltimore
Grouewald
Ts Jim
Grimewald
Frame
House
Senate
Olphant
Klein
Bermuda
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bridece
Caué
Adrian Dewind
Brylhe
Laminy Caudle
Andes
John Williams
R-Dela
Congress
James Morrison
D-Le
Fiat
Gentile
Byrnes
R-Wis
Iyines
Caudie
Williams
Two Die in Mercer Area Plane Crash
A plane crashed nine miles north of Mercer killing Donald W. Carroll of Youngstown and Stanley Rudnik of Pulaski. Carroll, likely pilot, was vice president of the Youngstown Flying Club. The crash cause remains undetermined. Both men were employed by General Fireproofing Company in Youngstown.
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Mercer
Donald W. Carroll
Youngstown
Stanley Rudnik
B.C
Pulaski
Carroll
Youngstown Flying
Iub
General Fireproofing Company
Ground broken for new railway passenger depot
Ground breaking marked the start of a new railway passenger depot project west of the Erie Press Co. office. Attendees included Car daniestown Miz Corp president Dayle Hulstinin and Erie officials. concrete work is planned next week by LOA budwig construction. Local civic leaders and railroad employees attended. An artist rendering and ceremony photos will appear tomorrow.
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Brkige
Beremonies
Atresiaen
Stalin
Sherit Balle Pomel
Press Co
A. Hulstinin
Manger
Cardaniestown Miz Corp
Erie
Stemmlune
LOA Budwig Construction
Falenups
A. Zabeeck and Son Fembf
North Corry
Fay Hill
Uzene
Suparj
Mendville
Tralyminster G. Ainey
Jamestown
More Hiatt
Steel Age Club Members Feted At Dinner
Four new members joined the Steel Age Diamond Club at a 39 member dinner led by David A Hillstrom of Gerry-dimestown Mfy. Corp at the Hotel Corry. 25-year service pins and $39 checks were awarded, with out of town guests and many local members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Age Diamond Club
Hotel
Corry
David A. Hillstrom
Gerry-dimestown Mfy. Corp
Robert B. Days
Wilbur M. Nichols
William
J. Marsh
Clyde
Dahl
Hotel Sia
Hill Strom
Wes Winfield
N.Y
Eugene Powers
Albert Lynn
Frank Chase
Donald Hall
Clifford Dundon
Karl Slemmens
Q A Sorenson
Iyvin Young
Charles Windahl
Edwin Smith
Einar Lindberg
Daniel Reynolds
David Hillistram
Alvan Rehnbers
Walter Windahl
Albert Fay
Ralph Larson
John Windahl
Roy Edgren
Henry Wand
Archle Paton
State workers receive 10 percent retroactive pay raise
Governor John Pine announces a ten percent cost of living increase for 33,499 state workers retroactive to July 18. The boost, funded by the biennial tax program, reaches all departments and independent commissions, with about 27,000 special funds employees already receiving bonuses. Officials aim to pay the raise by Christmas.
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Aasswohulee
Harrisburg
Den
Apc
Sie
John
Pine
General Assembly
Mediators Take Seat At Steel Pact Talks
Federal mediation officials brought two new mediators to Pittsburgh for high level talks between U.S. Steel and the CIO United Steelworkers. President Murray considers a wage demand package as the contract nears expiration on December 31.
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Walter A. Maggiore
Mills
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Todgy
Murray
Pittsburgh
Murray Ha
Inova
TSW
Murry
Dce
Big Steel
Nfon
Price Stabilization Board
Charles B Wilson
National Press Club
Washington
Lean
Letter Reaches Glendale After 46 Year Delay
A letter mailed forty eight years ago in Kingsley Town by Hurtow Griffin to his mother in Glendale arrived yesterday. Postman Max Green notes the oddity of the elderly missive found during a storm, prompting curiosity about its long journey and the fate of its sender.
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Glendale
Kingsley
Town
Griffin
Green
Corry Escapes Power Break on PenElec Lines
A 38 minute power outage hit Erie Union City Titusville Meadsville Old City and Somerset areas after a transformer blew at Seward near Johnstown. Corry avoided blackout as lines switched to Warren generator power. Hospitals and services ran on emergency power with no injuries.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Pennsylvania
Erie
Union City
Titwsville
Meadsville
Old City
Somerset
Penelec
Seward
Johnstown
Gener Aulue
Warrenay
Ol City Hospital
Franklin
Meadvillé
Sellphone Company
Titusville Hospital
Winter Frigid Wave Lowers Mercury to Four Above
A new cold snap gripped the Corry district driving temperatures to four degrees above zero in the pre-dawn hours. Roads remained slippery but highways were open and motorists continued travel with caution. West Spring Creek reported readings near sixteen below zero, underscoring the severe conditions.
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Corry
Corry Barracks
Unus
Jas
Jortesk
West Spring Creek
Final Action On Tax Program Delayed After Capitol Brawl
A Dem filibuster in Harrisburg halted all business as a heated session over a $113 million tax package devolved into a near fistfight. Sen. Bartley threatened to punch Sen. Hue as clock-wrangling and a midnight adjournment followed a chaotic debate on government consolidation and loyalty oaths.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Dre
Philadelphia
Comsalidarion Pirogram
General Assembly
Pla
Senate
John S. Fine
Joseph M. Barty
Republican County
Ed Sulin
Samuel G Neff
Feaver
Commonwealth
Evins Kephart
R-Phils
Uon
Neff
Reedhat
Snirder
Gene
Hare
Capitol
House
Pennsylvania
Man Dies After Collision In Shuler Township
Pittsburgh December report identifies James Bryan, 30, of Cullinan Alabama, as the victim who died of injuries after a collision while attempting reconciliation with his wife. Patrolman James Donelly Shuler township officer quotes William Brandon 23 Butler PA saying there was no chance to avoid the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Atalte
James Donelly
Hearby Shuler
James Bryan
Cullinan, Alu
William Brandon
Butler
Bryan
Hollywood shooting shocks film producer incident
Walter Wanger, a Hollywood producer, was shot by an associate while his wife May Bennett was wounded. Police described a tense scene in Beverly Hills as Wanger faced surgery and an arraignment was scheduled, with details lingering around the attack and witnesses.
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Beverly Hills
Bennett
Palies
Walter Wanger
Clintan Audlepson
Wanger
Jennings Lan
Anderson
Doe Pole
Wari
Lmis
Isis
Miss Beynett
Demand Truman clean house pressed by GOP
Washington dispatch reports Republican calls for Truman to clean up the government with a demand for dismissal an expanded inquiry and a 1952 election test. Taft criticized the administration at a Cincinnati press conference and others urged investigations while Democrats defended the cleanup effort.
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Truman
GOP
Associated Press
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Cincinnati
Trumarr
Frank McKinney
Simathers
D-Fig
Nixon
Los Angeles Area shaken by quake near Inglewood fault
A rumbling earthquake woke residents in south Los Angeles early today. Police and newspaper switchboards logged many inquiries but no damage was reported. The tremor was felt along the coast from Santa Monica to Long Beach and is believed to stem from the nearby Inglewood fault.
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Los Angeles
Sant Monica
Bong Beach
Inglewood
Police Warn On Teenagers Stunt On City Streets
Police warned about teen riders performing dangerous stunts on hampers attached to moving cars. The youths, mostly high school age, ride on rear hampers along Wright Burl East Smith streets and others, sometimes standing upright or hanging on with feet on the shard. Officers said speeding to 18 to 20 mph is common and urged parental and disciplinary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lwu
Christmas Carols to Be Played in City Program
Christmas carols will fill the city with a program by organ chime and choir tonight under Rev. James Mclntosh. The half hour schedule shifts to from 4 to 4:30 p.m. this year with carol recordings and organ music by Miss Barbara Roberts.
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Mist Chresteuns
James Mclntosh
Ghuren
Barbara Roberts
Ard
Railroad Promotes Ex Renovo Division Leaders
Philadelphia news notes J A Appleton announces promotions within the Pennsylvania Railroad. C E Greenough rises from assistant general manager eastern division to general manager central region in Pittsburgh. D Morris succeeds Greenough as assistant general manager eastern division. Tyler becomes superintendent Pittsburgh division. Both former Panhandle division superintendents from the Renova Division, now Northern Division.
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Philadelphia
Der
Greenough
Eastern Copion
Central Region
Ofene
Pittsburgh
J. A. Appleton
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. W. Patchell
Appleton
Tyler, Jr
Panhandle
Wil
Dd. Morris
Tyler
Morris
Renova
Limited troop rotation plan gains approval
The proposal would allow rotating up to 5,000 troops per month if allied partners sign on. The United Nations rejected other communist terms, signaling only conditional support for the plan.
Reds refuse to reveal prison camps plan in Korea talks
Un officials report North Korea refuses to disclose camp locations and prisoner lists. Allied negotiators warn the Geneva Convention may be cited while probing exchanges and safety of prisoners. Doctors later note the death of Dr John S Duss, 90, at Hastings Valley Hospital.
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Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
Yarattend
Torainn
Hed
Rist Adm
R. E. Libby
AUN
Commmunist
Brix
William P. Nuckols
Amy
AWO
Bruce
Fanninioni
Reds
Libs Hy
Cefusal
Anko
Tuckman
Lee
Libby
Lee Sang Cho
United States
Pittsburgh
John S Duss
Harmony Society
Pennsylvania
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Dev
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Seward Generating Plant
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Hollywood
Palm Station
Ben
Séylen Ee
Winger
Wiub Werseene
Sli
Sol Wolteman
Serece
Lang
Wiltshire
Lane
Io Children
Tural
West Cuant
Tor Mum Corporation of America
Buat
Wiley R-Wis
Wiley
Wes Ir-Nyi
Los Angeles Area
Avene
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