State May Build Chautauqua Lake Span
State DPW weighs a $1,250,000 bridge at Bemus Point as possible Route 17 reroute to bypass Jamestown may influence county road work. County Highway Superintendent Robert A. Howard and District Engineer Youngmann discuss state plans, aerial surveys, and ground control data shaping the Route 17 decision for Chautauqua County.
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Yhwensuris
Chautauqua County
Chautauqua Lake
State Department of Public Works
Siate
Jamestown
Orth
Bemus Point
Stow
DPW
Howard
Youngmann
Geeoine
Yourgmann
Oil City Woman Found Dead At Mother's Home
Tioma Monte Satier 43 was found dead in her mother's home by police after a report from her husband Wilbur Wallace Sailer who is being questioned. Police say no foul play is indicated and preliminary investigations point to pulsatrial causes with the driver noting they had not been living together.
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Seller
Etta Monte
Gll City
Las Vegas Strip Suffers First Postwar Holdup
Police report the Las Vegas Strip's first major holdup in years as a dressed bandit lifted a guard's gun and about 35,000 in winnings from a swanky hotel. He forced the women to drive and steered them to a busy intersection before slipping into the crowd.
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Las Vegas Strip
NP EM
Exo
Inter Seulion
Logury
Otskirts
Police Ban French Film in Philly
Police seized copies of the controversial French film And God Created Woman in Philadelphia theatres. District Attorney Victor Blanc charged the picture with tone and content, citing Brigitte Bardot as the star and Brigitte Bardot as the lead. Hearings will determine action against the film and exhibitor.
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Philly
Philadelphia
District
Apames
Victor H. Blanchie Chareed
Brigitte Barlit
Wieron
Court weighs appeal motions for 7 Pike fraud convicts
Harrisburg PA A Dauphin County Court session weighed appeals for seven men convicted last November of shortchanging the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission in mine filling material deliveries. Judge Homer Kreider heard arguments on jurisdiction and the possibility of retrying in Lackawanna County.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin
Caunty Court
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Homer L. Kreider
Lackawanna County
Becase Turnpike
Kreider
Evan Moses
Wilkes-hire
Frank McGilgan
David S. Kohn
Donald A Burkett
Ashland
Commonwealth
Burkert
Moses
Mann- Mine Research and Development Co
Reading
Rogers Bros. Construction Co
Scranton
Geven
Joseph Rogers
Rogers Bros
Rogers A. Hines
West Pittston
William Lipfert
Trucksville
Francis Chiazza
Carteret
N. J
Robert Hovard
Ike Sends Postal Plan To Congress Continued
The article reports on a postal facilities plan pitched to Congress featuring private investment under lease-purchase terms. It outlines $1 billion in private funding for post office construction with $178 million yearly government capital for equipment and rehab. Senator Aiken urges early public works action and food distribution as unemployment rises to 5.8 percent.
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Ike
Congress
Richard J. Gray
Afl-Cto
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Aiken
Army Fires Another Redstone Missile
The Army fired another Redstone from Cape Canaveral at 7:52 p.m. and, after 25 seconds, it vanished into overcast. The brief announcement called it a routine test firing, but officials said the test could aid future satellite launches and manned space stations.
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Wape Canaveral
Army
Space
Four Cows Die In Area Barn Fire Near Springboro
Fire of unknown origin destroyed a Clyde George farm barn four miles northwest of Springboro yesterday afternoon. Four cattle, including two black Angus beef cows owned by children in the Future Farmers of America, were killed or fatally scorched. The blaze consumed two cows, two calves, hay, straw, grain, and farm machinery, with damages estimated at $6,000.
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Springboro
Clyde George
Here
Future Farmers of America
Ned
Durden
Morse Agrees To Return FCC Files In House Fight
Morse would return FCC files and allow continued House inquiry. Schwartz charged a subcommittee majority with masking corruption and accused a White House clique of pressuring regulatory agencies. He named Sherman Adams Gerald Morgan Weeks Gordon Moore and Thomas E. Dewey as involved. He claimed copies of government documents and evidence of White House influence were in the files.
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Morse
FCC
Schwartz
White House
Sherman Adams
Gerald Morgan
Commerce Weeks
Gordon Moore
Eisenhower
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Adams
County Health Board Reports First Law Violation
J. Dwisht Baird faced a nuisance charge after failing to fill a water cleared hole in Millcreek. The jury in Judge Burton Laub's court deliberated about six hours before a verdict, marking the first conviction since the County Health Board began operations.
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New County Health Board
J. Dwisht Baird
Millcreek
Millereek
Barney Morin
Richard Scurpitts
William Sennett
Buir
Burton Laub
Bain
Lincoln Inspires About 400 Songs, Musical Americana Reports
Musical Americana says about 400 songs were written about Abraham Lincoln, the nation’s sixth president, whose birthday is celebrated today. It cites the 1860 campaign tune Honest Old Abe and a posthumous black labeled song The Nation in Tents, subtitled A Diver in Memory of the Nation’s Chief.
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Teserve Urin
Americi
Abraham Lincoln
Americ Best
Lincoln
Rollins
Marlow Looks At Todays News On Gas Bill Controversy
AP columnist James Marlow reviews the heated National Gas Bill fight in Congress. He notes past lobbying ties to Superior Oil, a $100,000 Houston dinner fundraiser, and fallout from a Senate probe, with Eisenhower aides denying White House knowledge. The piece traces shifting support and rising opposition to the bill.
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Congress
Texas
Eisenhower
Senate
Case
Washington
OY Cuse
Jon M. Nett
Elmer Patment
Use Superior Oil Co
California
Hentry
Joseph Martin
House
Ware
Howlin
Tex Martin
Washington Post
Porwt
Martin
Repubblican
Iene
Sena
Post
Republican Party
James C. Hagerty
White House
Meade Alcorn
Republican National Committee
Houston
Strippers Banned in Istanbul Nightclubs
Istanbul authorities barred strip tease acts in night clubs citing harm to youth. Officials argued performances harm public morals and youth development. The move targets entertainers and venues across the city amid ongoing cultural debates.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Muntie Tarhan
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