Fraud on Congress probes lobbying in natural gas bill
The Senate committee reports lobbying and campaign spending as a fraud on Congress. Senator McClellan says telegrams and petitions were signed without knowledge, urging an extension of inquiry into the new Congress. He notes investigators failed to produce substantial evidence and questions the White House findings.
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Senate Committee
Eisenhower
John L. Mecellan
Arkansas Democrat
White House
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Defense plan to requite six months guard training sparks Washington meeting
The Defense Department proposes six months of Regular Army training for all enlistees in the National Guard, prompting an emergency meeting of Guard leaders January 23 in Washington. The Guard, now 405,000 strong, fears a three month program would boost enlistment and preserve strength. The service aims to stress quality with new high firepower weapons, while questions on feasibility and impact on Guard status remain. Eleanor a variation of the name Helen meaning light.
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Defense Departent
Nations Guard
Regular Army
National Guard Association
Washington
Defense Department
National Guard
Staliys
Youths Turn In Essays On TB Work
A student contest highlights tuberculosis awareness with essays detailing symptoms costs and the impact of the disease. The piece recounts a Danish postal clerk’s 1904 idea to fund hospital care via a penny Christmas stamp and parallels Miss Emily Bissell’s role in the first U.S. Christmas seal effort in 1907.
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United State
United States
Posta
Einar Holboell
Irvoriels
Denmark
Emily Bissell
Jijsenll
Antin Marie Beer
Beaten Becomes Father Of Boy in Auto Convoy Incident
Charles Vargo, operator of a Clark Summit convoy, was hospitalized with undetermined internal injuries after an incident in Mt Jewett last night. He was beaten by the father of the boy who threw an object at the convoy as Vargo stopped to speak. no charges filed and police chief Confer handles the case.
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Charles Vargo
Clark Summit
Kane Community Hospital
Aina
Jewert
Jewett
Vargo
Uscks
Tolk
Confer
Mt. Jewet
Eisenhower In Second Term Shows Evolving Leadership
Twenty years ago this week President Eisenhower began a second term. The piece reflects on his growth, calm leadership, and stance against McCarthyism, noting shifts in domestic and foreign policy and his role within the Republican Party. It highlights his public support for Social Security, education, and anti-communist strategies.
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Eisenhower
Union City
Erle Colmty
Civilian Conservation Corps
Erle
American Maryland
CCC
Korea
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McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Indochina
Europe
Kremlin
Stalin
Truman
City health report shows rise in influenza like illness
Health authorities report a gradual rise in influenza and cold cases over several days, reaching a peak today with slightly over 200 students absent from classes. The board of directors for Community Loan Company re elected Worth Hammond and other officers after the annual stockholders meeting last evening. The Rotary Club voted to maintain a room at Corry Hospital but will withhold public notice pending director review. Ed Rossbacher celebrates his 72nd birthday at home with friends. M M Sorority of the Senior High School will host a party at the Armory Roller Rink Saturday evening. Colder weather is forecast for tonight and tomorrow, and rain yesterday melted sleet, making roads treacherous.
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Muenza
Worth Hammond
Community Loan Company
Ed Rossbacher
West Church Street
Lynford Chase
Armory Roller Rink
M. M. Sorority
FCC to Approve Lamb on WICU License Renewal
The Federal Communications Commission moved to end a three year dispute over Edward Lambs renewal of Television Station WICU in Erie. The seven commissioners ordered a record and review, with a decision likely within 60 to 90 days after standard FCC procedures.
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Federal Communications Commission
Edward Lamb
WICU
Erie
FCC
Carrier Corp Increases Elliott Holdings In Stock Purchase
Carrier Corporation reports to the SEC that it bought 61,700 more Elliott common shares bringing holdings to 114,700 and added 6,000 shares of five percent preferred. Average common price was 29.75. Carrier, based in Syracuse, N Y, lists assets of 138 million and capitalization of 72 million. Elliott HQ is Intermette Pa with plants in Ridgway Springfield and Newark, N J.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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Wall Street Journal
Carrier Corporation
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SEC
Sald. Carrier Corp
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