No Solution Found On Wilson Problem By GOP
The GOP has not resolved the Wilson issue and remains undecided on pressing for approval. The main question is Wilson's financial interests in General Motors as his Senate confirmation deadline nears tonight. Follow coverage of other cabinet appointments.
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Morse Ready to Vote on Nominees Amid Wilson Delay
Washington reports President Eisenhower intends Charles E. Wilson as defense secretary after delay. Morse, who blocks action, says he is ready to vote on nominees though committee hearing on Wilson postponed. Wilson faces ethics questions over General Motors stock and conflict rules.
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Eisenhower Plans Weekly News Conferences
The White House says President Eisenhower will hold regular weekly news conferences with prompt questions from reporters. Press secretary James Hagerty notes no final decision on pre submitting questions or periodic TV nation reports, but TV broadcasts are possible.
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Post Office Seeks Parcel Post Rate Increase
The Washington Commerce Commission reports the Post Office plans a parcel post rate hike by about 25 percent from the current level. Officials note past increases and subsidy changes have affected revenues and the department must pursue new rates to maintain funding for mail service.
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Probe planned at Western Penitentiary riot inquiry
Grand jury to be recalled to probe prison conditions after uprising at Western State Penitentiary. Dist Atty James Malone estimates the riot cost taxpayers about one hundred thousand dollars and will seek indictments for arson and malicious mischief. State Welfare Secretary William C. Brown also plans an inquiry, with a legislative committee urged to review all state penal institutions.
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Corry School Bid Invitation Set for March 10
The Corry Schools Authority calls for bids on March 10 for a general construction project at the junior high. Bid deposits are at least five percent, with a seven day withdrawal window, and work to start within days of notification with completion by July 1, 1954. Estimated project cost around 2.9 million dollars pending state approval.
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Seven Red Jets Shot Down Over Korea
Allied Sabre jet pilots battled Communist forces over Northwest Korea as the U S Fifth Air Force credited two aces and other pilots with destroying seven MIG fighters and damaging three more. The action marked one of the largest daily MIG losses in months and followed a bombardment by Japanese-based B 29 Super Forts near Hamhung on the east coast.
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Auto Ads Say Horse Replaced by Magine, Not So
A Terre Haute dealer argues autos haven t replaced horses for solicitation work. He cites high insurance costs for drivers under 25 as key, plans to use horse and buggy routes with a tractor trailer to move horses between towns. Names include Paul Hodge and Terre Haute, Indiana.
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Prisoners reject ultimatum in Rockview riot stand off
At Bellefonte Pennsylvania inmates refuse to release six guards despite Gov. Fine warning of harsher sentences. State Police increase to over 100. hostages communicate they are treated well as discussions stall over prison gripes and parole issues.
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Methodist Shortage of Ministers Reported by Board
The Methodist Board of Missions told a regional meeting that 1000 ministers will be needed in the next four years. Dr. Elliott L. Fisher, executive secretary, said crowded trailer camps barracks and housing shortages hinder ministry and the need for church services is immediate. He cited widespread demand in country areas villages and newly built dwellings.
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Graham's Pittsburgh Crusade Draws Huge Attendance
Dr Frederick C Fowler reports Billy Graham's four week Pittsburgh revival attracted 277 834 attendees with 121 conversions. The event was sponsored by Western Pennsylvania Protestant churches and led by Evangelist Billy Graham.
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Truman Returns Home After Long Farewell Trip
President Truman, en route to Independence Missouri, received a hero's sendoff in Washington. Crowds cheered as he left Union Station, with Eisenhower in the parade and Connelly preparing private offices in Kansas City.
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Convict 13 Red Leaders Found Guilty in Plot
Federal Court finds 19 Communist leaders guilty of conspiring to overthrow the U.S. government. Verdict delivered after a trial lasting more than eight months. defendants face up to five years in prison and $10,000 fines. Names include Alexander Biltuiman Gl George Blake Charney Claudia Jones and others from New York.
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Mead Park Directors Back Swimming Pool Plan
Mead Park directors approve funding drive for a $125,000 outdoor pool, backing the recreation committee as it seeks community donations and city support. The vote of confidence favors maintenance by the park board in partnership with the school district, with cost and liability concerns addressed.
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Eisenhower and Eisenhower win cheers at White House gala
A White House celebration for the Eisenhowers and Elverthower drew guests in white tie with tickets at 12 each. Dulles and other officials attended as photographers and reporters chronicled the arrival and a Marine Band performance. The First Couple appeared in a box to a roaring reception.
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Porter Resigns From Paris MSA Post
Paul R. Porter, numbered as No. 9 in Europe for the American economic and military aid program, resigns from his Paris office as announced by the Mutual Security Administration.
Eisenhower’s State of the Union frames foreign policy drive
President Eisenhower’s first post election State of the Union outlines a broad foreign policy crusade aimed at resisting appeasement and building peace. The address, delivered amid mixed reception before about 125000 attendees, drew praise from Republicans and some Democrats while stressing strength against aggression.
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Man Guilty in Farm Break-In
William A. Burley and two others faced a jury in Chautauqua County Court after a break in at the Ames residence near Sherman. Burley was found guilty of larceny by a charge. sentencing set for two weeks. Co-defendants pleaded guilty and await sentencing. The case occurred November 4 at a former Ames home and nearby school.
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