Retirement Pension Cut plan tied to federal felonies
The proposed administration bill would strip federal pension rights from those convicted of felonies or crimes against the government. It aims to cover civilian and military personnel and veterans, possibly affecting Congress staff. Past state precedents show pensions rescinded after convictions.
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Alger Hiss
Hiss
Legislative Branch
James M. Carey
U. S
Boston
Massachusetts
Parnell
Thomas
Andrew J.may
Civil Service Commission
Pension debates over Hiss cases and civil service sums
The text discusses eligibility for federal pensions linked to the Hiss cases and prior pardons. It notes May, Thomas, Curley, and Vincent cases, plus Clubb, Dodd Jr., and Lovett as related subversive labels. The Supreme Court rejected rider-like pension denials as unconstitutional.
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May
Thomas
Truman
Curley
Massachusetts
Hiss
John Carter Vincent
State Department
Secretary of State
Dulles
Vincent
McCarthy
McCarran
Oliver E. Clubb
U. S. Supreme Court
Goodwin B. Watson
William E Dodd Jr
Robert Morss Lovett
Martin Dies
D-Tex
House Un-American Activities Committee
Budget Bureau
House Post Office and Civil Service
Columbus dam project eyes September completion
Construction advances prompt belief the new Columbus dam can be finished before September 1, with over 70 men employed on the site. West Columbus avenue improvements from North Center to the city line will be included in the Pinchot road plan between Corry and Beaverdam. Damages claims releases from property owners along the route have been obtained.
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Columbus
West Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
Corry
Beaverdam
Farmer killed in fall from hay wagon on Kennedy road
KensNed y man Willard H Phillips 7 died after losing balance atop a hay wagon during a family harvest on the Kennedy Frewsburg road RD 2 Kennedy farm. He struck his head when the horse stepped forward. Coroner Seemdell T Beners noted family spokesman. Ray Phillips and Gerald LaQuay aided in harvesting. Phillips born April 19 1877 in Napoli, son of Horace and Mary Scott Phillips. He ran the Kennedy farm four years after working in Randolph and Randolph Napoli road farms.
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Kensnedy
Willard H. Phillips
Jamestown General Hospital
Seémdel T. Beners
Phillips
Ray Phillips
Jamestown
Gerald LaQuay
Kennedy-Frewsburg Road
RD. 2
Kennedy
Mr. Phillips Was
Napoli
Horace and
Mary Scott Phillips
Randolph and
Randolph- Napoli Road
Man En Route Dies in Ontario Auto Crash
Ronald Clayton Dunn, 52, of Mt. Clemens Michigan, died in a Tillsonburg hospital after a highway 19 single car crash while en route to spend the Fourth of July weekend with relatives. Born March 4, 1902 in Brookville Pennsylvania, he was a civil engineer with Walter J. Lehner and Son of Mt. Clemens.
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Jamestown
Ronald
Clayton Dunn
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Tillsonburg
Ontario
Canada
Dunn
Highway
Mrr. Dunn
Brookville
Walter J. Lehner and Son Firm
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New York
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Chicago
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Powell Motor
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Cady & Collier
Weyes
Gilbert L. Boyd
Melvin Cobbett
State Highway Department
South Center Street
Grove Street
Corps of State Engineers
Joseph Sullivan
East Frederick Street
United States
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Republican Party
Jackson, Mich
Margaret ©. Smith
Maine
France
Stevenson
Kefauver
Robert R. Young
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Cotton Plesse
P.js
Katherine
Los Angeles
John Joseph Correll
Radio
Andy
Crosley Room
Merritt Appliance CO
W. Main St
Corry, Pa
Phoenix Sock Sale
Phoenix Hose
Finance Company
Exeras
Pinsonat
Consumer Discount Co
Baw
Parvonal Coun
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