Taylor Pressures GOP Senators To Kill Income Tax
Harrisburg based report notes Senate President Pro Tempore Taylor urged GOP colleagues to defeat the 2 percent net income tax portion of a House passed tax package. He sent copies of editorials opposing the income tax and warned the conference of Republican senators may decide on the tax plan.
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Taylor
Harrisburg
Senate
Gov. Leader
Pennnsylvania
Republian
Berger
R-Potter
Senate Caucus
False alarm at Gerry Jamestown plant stirs rapid response
An early morning alarm at the Gerry Jamestown plant prompted a swift fire department turnout from First venue and Pampers units. Fire crews checked the building, finding no blaze as sprinkler water likely triggered the system. two fire trucks returned quickly and readiness remained high for potential future alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry-Jamestown
Mig. Corp
Cosen
Man Killed in Turnpike Crash Near Greensburg
One man died and four others were injured yesterday in a car crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near the New Stanton interchange. Ralph Hough, 19, of Dawson, Fayette County, died when the car he rode in veered into a bridge embankment.
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Greensburg
New
Stunton
Ralph
Hough
Dawson
Fayette County
Dulles Faces Senate Hearing on Middle East Policy
Secretary of State Dulles is questioned by Senators from the Foreign Relations Committee over U.S. policy in the tense Middle East and allied moves to counter Soviet pressure. George notes bipartisanship aims while Humphrey cites Dulles critiques, including the 18 tank shipment and arms aid to Israel amid Egypt’s purchases from Czechoslovakia.
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Sey
Wes Washington
Dulles
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations’ Committees
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Humphrey
D-Min
Korea
South Asia
State Department
Sai
Israel
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
Highways Study Plans 75 Million for Hazardous Road Spots
Harrisburg there were estimates by the Highways Department that 75 million dollars are needed to fix 15 hazardous road spots on major highways. Gov. Lender was asked to approve a state program of two or three projects per year to address the problem, with relocation plans for several danger points and detouring truck traffic where possible.
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Associated Prenn Aarrisburg
Highways Department
Lender
Joseph J Layler
Lawler
Goy
Londor
Askead
Bawler
Semin
Coatesville
Violet Hit
York County
West Nawton
Lanter
West Newton Vet
Praslin
Rous
Fayette Counties
Summit
Beawnsville
Fayate
Washington Counties
City Endures Record Freeze as Temps Plummet
Frigid wind drives city to four below zero. Pre dawn shift eases chill. by 4 40 a m temperatures rise to near single digits. Weather observer notes prior low this winter at four below and records the harsh blast lasting overnight.
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Worraes
Warner
Linnui
George Mulderiele
Port Cities On Lake Erie Plan Council
Five Ohio waterfront cities began plans for a Lake Erie ports council to coordinate freight rates and other common interests. Cleveland Port Director William Rogers chaired the initial meeting as officials discussed equitable tolls, dredging, subsidies, and federal support. The council aims to invite Detroit, Buffalo, Windsor, Port Hope, and Welland to join and promote Lake Erie ports to shippers and firms.
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Associated
Irth
Cleveland
Lake ‘Mike
Ohio
Council
Gleveland
Willian G. Rogers
Pan Block
W. W. Knight Jr
Poledo
J. J. Chapin
Lorai
Ned Col Mendler
Ashtabula
Ralph Wright
Conneaut
Shelley
Emil J. Bartunek
Cleveland Party Commission
Richard Horn
Fai i
Collender
Lemporuy
Horn
Fuente
Connell
Lake Time
Detroit
Bufo
Wile
Port Welland
Rogers
Lake Ene
Duff Predicts Victory At Lincoln Ray Dinner
Duff predicts victory for President Kiseygower Wilsek at a Lincoln Ray dinner in Chambersburg Pennsylvania. The report cites a predicted national recovery tied to a broader GOP win, referencing party unity and the need for national leadership.
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Chambersburg
Bey
RBA
Kiseygower
Wilsek
Bert
Net Bieerthawae Honig
Gexp
UIE
Lincoln Ray
Wryter
Elsesihnwir Hn Lng
Upton Meessque
Wenether
Orld
Guy Lendes
Idled WE Workers Apply For Pay By Aspchted Prev
Compensation officers processed pay applications from idle workers. Westinwnotsr lhat Gory Th Applications were reviewed by labor department yesterday. The state review follows layoffs since December. Workers faced delays due to policy reviews and appeals.
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Pettsburgh — Uem
Syieny
Jobin
Piraeyivarihura
Atployes
Westinwnotsr
la Stat Labor and Industry
Negroes Vow To Continue Their Boycott Of Buses
In Montgomery Alabama about 100 Negroes indicted on boycott charges pledge to press a 11 week protest against city buses and segregation. Rev Ralph Abernathy leads a mass prayer as about 5000 demonstrate while defendants are warned by pastors not to retaliate.
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Associated Pre
Montgomery
Aln
Newroes
Rome
Confederacy
Montgomery City Lines
Tim
Ralph C. Abernathy
Nepro Pint Baptist
Ohare
Abernathy
Boyroll Prosecutiona
Ny Otter
Grand Jury
Martin Lulir
Bipartisan Group Launches Broad Probe Of Lobbying And Campaigns
A bipartisan eight member Senate committee was named to probe lobbying and campaign contributions. Senator Gore of Pennsylvania named to lead the group with four Democrats and four Republicans chosen by Senate leaders Johnson and Knowland. Gore said the inquiry should be corrective, not punitive, and could shape tightening of the Cracking Practices Act as the panel operates through the year.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Lyndon
John
Johnson
Gore
Penniessee
McClellan
Arkansas
Anderson
New Mexico
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sen
Knowland
California
Bridges
New Hampshire
Thye
Minnesota
Goldwater
Arizona
Purtell
Connecticut
Stalemated Industry And Labor Peace Talks
Washington reports a sharp dispute over compulsory union membership impeded a broader peace pact between industry and organized labor. George Meany and Charles Bluh Jr. failed to reconcile the demand for union shop terms, signaling continued stalemate though plans for further talks remained possible.
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Washington
Afl-O10
George Meany
Charles R. Bugh Jr
National Association of Manufacturers’ Executive Committee
Twin Admits Slaying Scout Me Aunoiniad Prose
WHEELING West Virginia Thoras Wilting Jr thirty year old Wein claims a complete confession to the slaying of a Cub Scout. His attorney said the Williams brothers were indicted this week by a grand jury in the murder case. The boy’s body was found under a porch the day after he disappeared. The Williams boys denied involvement until Wednesday night. The attorney said one twin intended to testify and was exonerated by his brother. Tommy Williams had been questioned and blood stains were found on his trainers. Court date set for April 2.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Thoras Wilting Jr
Wein
Cub
Willaams
David
Gallahin
Sethrelbey
Jyven
Enie
Cullinan
Wide Koswa
Ferhou
Hkr
Tommy Willaimy
Teanisers
McKee Hugue
Missing Planes Found Amid Caribbean Mission Flight
Coast Guard reports nine of sixteen planes carrying Church of God of Prophecy missionaries on a goodwill Caribbean tour landed safely or remained in flight after takeoff from Camagüey Cuba bound for Kingston Jamaica. Authorities identified pilots Grady R Kent and M A Tomlinson among others from Cleveland Ohio Missouri North Carolina and Pennsylvania with mission members from several states. The fate of several travelers remains unclear as crews assess the situation and determine which planes reached Kingston or landed elsewhere.
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Miami
Coast Guard
Cubs
Jamaica
Avriquero
Juuit
Caribbean
Talanss
Camagasy
Cuba
Kingston
Flngaton
Church of God of Prophecy
Cleveland
M. A. Tomlinson
Genn
Kent
Grinfith
Duck Decker
Jack the Moory
Leroy Fields
Sylvix
Mardin
DM Wheeler
Charlee Hawkins
Shirley Hawkins Wheeler
Tomillnisery
Sid Lavell Hawking
Missouri
Nelson Juhtnun
Dudley Logan
Vicenius Glenn Whitener
Ohio
Olon Fiye
J. A. Wilton
Wayne Altes
North Carolina
E. A. McDonald
Roy Ferves
Bell Carlinn
Thad Somerville
Renowa
Pesilleyivania
Misa Kelley
Alabime
John A Craonen
Missinniypl
Rita Dowberry
MB. Curry
Ovarice
Hot Lunches Prove Popular At Santaeh School
At Conelway School, opened days ago, hot lunches drew few purchases as most students ate from home. Only a portion of the cafeteria diners opted for cooked meals while the rest brought sandwiches. Officials expect more lunchroom use as weather warms and schedules settle.
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Conelway School
Wtatt
Olstaldy
Palfey
Rive
British Sub Acheron Safe After Gale Seas Sighting
The Admiralty called off the search for the British submarine Acheron after a Hind minesweeper reported a visual contact with the vessel in gale swept Arctic seas. Acheron, with 65 crew, had been out of radio contact for nearly six hours before the Coquette relayed the sighting and that communications were down. The sub then proceeded to Tweland.
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Associated Press
London
Admiralty
Tov
Acheron
Hind
Ayaloma
Tweland
Speculation On Ike's Plans Mounting In Georgia
In Thomasville Georgia speculation about President Eisenhower's 1956 re election plans grows. His personal physician Maj General Howard M Snyder says Ike may be safer to serve a second term now than after his heart attack five months ago. The president arrived in south Georgia February 16 plans to return to Washington soon. Howard M Snyder notes he has recovered sufficiently to resume golf hunting and other activities. White House Press Secretary Jim Hagerty says the president shows no fatigue.
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Namoomjen
Thomasville
Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
Beaver
South Georgia
Treamwey
Humphrey
Wrahington
Eienhower
Denver
Ueasing
Hernin Thomanville
Prenlawit Nas
Femi
Howes Aey
Howard M. Bryder
White Howne
Hagerty Eays
Griffin Urges War On Both Parties In South Unity Message
Georgia Governor Marvin Griffin delivered a fiery speech in Shreveport urging white Southerners to unite against both major parties over integration. He accused Republicans and Democrats of seeking to hurt the South and criticized national conventions, while prompting residents to rally for a “Way of life” and a future tied to Washington politics. The crowd pressed Griffin to run for president amid the tense, propagandist rally atmosphere.
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Georgia
Associated Press
Shreveport
Washington
Shreveport Citizens Council
Griffin
Griftin
Seven Cars Of Speeding Train Overturned In Maryland Crash
A passenger train traveling about 80 mph between Washington and Baltimore toppled seven cars in the night. Five people were killed and more than 100 injured. Officials pondered whether the air brakes failed or were activated after the crash. The diner car was heavily damaged and other cars were thrown off the track. Witnesses described mangled wreckage as rescue parties rushed to help. Names of the dead included Alexander Nero, Trenton Reed Johnston, Alfred B. Vaupt, and Sidney Sadie.
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Associated Press
Odenton
Washington
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Paul Sloane
Soviet Press Attacks Malenkov On Power Ministry
In Moscow, the Soviet press denounces the Ministry of Electric Power Stations led by former Premier Georgi Malenkov as failing to meet needs. The blast, described as the first high level critique since Malenkov took over, centers on production and fuel consumption as the party preps for the forthcoming congress.
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Moscow
Prean Tiday
Ministry of Electric Power
Hana
Georgi Malenkov
Kyomsley
Maxim
Baburov
Malenkoy
Mulemkov
Electrie Power Stationa
Alona
Malone Kav
Western Circle
Bo Whelhar Malenkov
Youth Cited In Two Traffic Cases
A Core High School student, Larry A. Davia, was cited yesterday for traffic violations involving failing to stop at a stop sign and a turning maneuver on North Center Street. Police filed charges with Alderman Cobbett, detailing both incidents and the implied sequence of events.
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Ttn Frimp Volear
Larry A. Davia
Core Ty Aten Iigh Setoo
Rihnitig
Centon Street
North Center Street
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