Waterfront Priest Gains Fame On Docks In New York
The waterfront priest Rev John M Garridan earned the nickname water front priest for his fight against gangsters. A 49 year old West Side native, he mentored dock workers with a booming voice and plain speech. He asked to be transferred upstate to teach economics and fought for cleaner docks and spiritual guidance among laborers.
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John M. Garridan
West Side
New York
Corridan
Leach Economics
Muriner
Father John
The Arc of Freedom
The most important reason for congressional willingness to grant President Eisenhower standby powers to use military force if necessary is belief the United States must curb Soviet aggression in the Middle East. Lawmakers worry about misuse, yet recognize that rapid action may be required given today’s nuclear threats and the need to deter further Communist advances.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
Mos
Ives
Global treaty duties shape US defense pledges
The text outlines how treaty blocs bind the United States to defend Western Europe through NATO, the Americas via the Western Hemisphere defense declarations, and Asia through SEATO. It notes the Eisenhower doctrine expanding extendable protection to the Middle East and stresses that any breach jeopardizes American sovereignty and independence.
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Europe
South East Asia Treaty Organization
Ses
Asia
Middle East
Political CrossWires and Labor Investigations in 1960s Senate
A fragmented report outlines how Senate awareness of labor investigations shapes the race for the 1960 presidential nomination. It notes Truman and Kemmler era influence, McClellan seeking a permanent subcommittee on investigations, Kennedy's evolving role, and fears McCarthy could reemerge. The piece treats committee jurisdiction as secondary to the upcoming conventions.
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Senate
Missour
Harry S. Truman
White House
Seir
Estes Kemmarer
Tennessee
John K.mcclellan
Arkansas
McClellan
Kennedy
News Notes Of Clymer Vicinity
Community updates from Clymer area include meetings at Mrs. James Grayink home with hostesses, devotionals led by Mrs. Minnie Tegters, a review on prion signal by Mrs. Vrooman, and 19 members present. Indes knitted afghan blocks, Frances Willard Day plans discussed, and a supper hosted by the Gravnk family. Community Club met in high school cafeteria with a hosted dinner and a short business session led by Earl Beckerink. Circle No. 3 of Young Ladies Mission Band met with program chairs and a New Year theme.
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Whrank — Tiewes
James Grayink
Fred Wardes
Jennie Wiggers
LaVern Vrooman
Minnie Tegters
Vrooman
Gilbert Tonage
New York Temperance Magazine
Frances Willard
Abbe Reformed Church
Allrich
Howard Lesters
Harrisbore
He Warner
Kennelly
James Gravink
Linda
Clifford Sohries
Edward Ruslink
Peter Schurman
Gilbert J. Totnd Murlea
Hoier Kolstee
Gilbert Ton
Minnie Querreveld
Ida Legters
Waller Schrueta
Philly McCray
Earl Beckerink
John Legtors
Young Ladies’ Mission Band
Benjamin ‘Tewinkle
Thureday ‘Ening
Earl’ Beckerink
Benn Smith
Cornelius Wiggers
Donald Morris
Ruth Heckevink
Wage “A- Watt
Norman Hagen
Boom
Hirold Tenifaken
Creation of delinquent tax collector position deferred
Corry city council last night deferred creation of a delinquent tax collector office after referring the resolution to City Solicitor Bisine Kincaid. Colder weather halted rising floods, easing flood fears. Corry residents in Florida report warm, sunny conditions as winter swelters elsewhere.
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C. A. Duke
Glen Milter
Bisine Kincaid
Conductor Narrowly Escapes in PRR Yard Incident
40 Years Ago report recalls Conductor Edward Walsh in charge of the PRR night shift engine and crew who was struck by an engine during yard switching but thrown clear of the track. Cory and Columbus street railway problems suspended operations for hours. Knights of Columbus and Daughters of Isabella hosted a well attended Barn Dance at Maccaber Hall with Mrs. Harold Legters presiding as the group approved sending 50 to the Boat of Foreign Missions from the society.
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Edward Walsh
PRR
Knights of Columbus
The
Daughters of Isabella
Maccaber Hall
Harold Legters
Boat of Foreign Missions
Lyman resigns to join Atlas Building, other local notes
Local friend reports Robert L. Lyman chief of the military branch engineering division of the Corps of Engineers at Albuquerque has resigned to join Atlas Building Products Co. of El Paso as an engineer. Mrs Lyman, formerly Coletta Burkhardt, and the Lyman children will move to 7521 Dale Road El Paso. Other items note Ralph Ely and Fred Lauer visiting Miami, Corry City’s large voting turnout in the Third Class City contest, Marlene McIntyre selected for a Washington Pa choral program, Leed's shop converting to self service, and various local notices from Columbus fashion student Peggy Fox to Elvis Presley effects on schools.
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Corps of Engineers
Albuquerque
Atlas Building Products Co
el Paso
Lyman
Coletta Burkhardt
Lymans
Dale Road
Lawrence Berliner
Miami
Ralph Ely
Fred Lauer
Florida
Corry
Marlene McIntyre
Washington, Pa
Cochranton
Tri- State Apparel Register
Art Cohen
Leed
Chamber of Commerce
Busin
Local Hospital Reports High Leave of Absence Figures
Warren State Hospital reports leading the state in patients on leave with 1,565 at home and 3,149 still in the hospital. The statewide total reaches 39,857 patients across facilities. A local family falls prey to a siding racket run by degenerate operators from larger cities. Banks have stepped in to save homes from high pressure sales contracts. Avoid signing. seek time to read contracts. Polio appeal drives local support via March of Dimes and Community Chest contributions.
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Warren State Hospital
Warren
Tost
March of Dimes
Jetter
Corry
Commit Slayer To Institution In Pa Rampage Case
HEENSBURG Pa four victims mother sister and seriously wounded father in Hutchinson home last October 13. Butsovich an unemployed World War II veteran captured within 24 hours after firing on his family. He will be committed to Farview State Hospital for the Criminal Insane after a sanity commission report. District Attorney Soulev said trial awaits Lutso vich until his sanity returns. A physician recommended prior mental treatment.
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Heensburg
Butsovich
Shiek
Hutchinson
Farview State ‘Hospital
Edward G. Bauer
Lutsovich
Dist. Atty. L
Alexander Soulev
English Lord’s Son Wins Divorce
Charles Evelyn North, 38, son of the eighth Earl of Guilford, wins divorce from his socialite wife after adultery accusations. Wife, Maj. F. Baldwin’s daughter, did not contest. she moved out and plans to marry Norman Dix. Married in 1942. two children, Peter 13 and Susan 9, live with the father. Mountain eruption report cites Sakurajima. no casualties or damage reported.
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Charles Evelyn North
Earl of
Guilford
F. c. B) Baldwin
Neton
Norman Dix
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