State Senate OKs 1 Per Cent Sales Tax Amid Debate
The Republican led Senate passed a 1 percent sales tax by a 32 to 18 vote to close a 118 million dollar gap in the 1953-56 budget with revenue earmarked for education. Democrats sought broader exemptions and a state audit overhaul, while leaders target July 22 adjournment after re enacting about 450 million dollars in existing taxes.
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John S. Fine
Revenue Department
John H. Dent
Rowland B. Mahany
John M. Wailer
Allegheny
Frank Ruth
Berks
Bernard McGuiness
Eustace H. Bane Lrayette
Chamber
Senate
Bohlen Ordered Home By Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles ordered U S Ambassador to Moscow Charles J Bohlen home for consultation on Berles dismissal from the Soviet government Communist party The State Department says Dulles seeks Bohlen views as three foreign ministers compete in a wider way here
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Washington
Dulles
U. S
Moscow
Charles J. Bohlen
L. P Berle
Communist Party
State Department
Forest fire at Willows claims fifteen lives
A night forest fire in Mendocino area of Northern California exploded into a deadly blaze trapping a firefighting party near Alder Springs inside Mendocino National Forest. Authorities report fifteen feared dead including members of a religious mission group.
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Calif
California
Paklnake
Forest Service
Glenn County
Alder Springs
Wiis Mendocinu National Forest
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Oregon
Hue
President Eisenhower Joins Drought Talks in Texas Flight
President Eisenhower, en route to Texas, heads a drought relief mission with a 15 minute White House cabinet session and two bills to restructure federal state functions and create a government reorganization commission. The party includes Lynton Brant, Ezra Benson, Val Peterson, and others. Sen Price Daniel invited to Amarillo.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhowe
Todas
Ha-states
Isenhower
White House
Hoover
Columbine
Texas
Lynton B [Reants
D-Tex
Ezra Teft Benson
Civil ‘Defense
Val Peterson
Sherman Adams
Thoms B. Stephens
Southwest
Speed Signs Erected Here For Too Fast For Conditions
City installs speed signs in the business district and Wayne Street to authorize enforcement of driving too fast for conditions. Signs indicate 26 mph on Center Street and 35 mph on Wayne Street, with periodic checks and notices on parking in alleys.
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Center Street
Sims
Wayne Street
Alléya
New C-1 Building Project Idled by Union Strike
Corry James town plant work halted as ironworkers stage a wage demand dispute delaying construction in Erie County. Steel already on site, others ready to finish, but no quick settlement. project completion pushed beyond spring occupancy hopes.
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Corty-damestown
Bush Ga Iambus Avenue
Unete
Eris County
Erie Constricion Council
Corry-Jamesinyn
Poly
Platt
Lidie
Rogers Structural Stee
Ludwie Company
Exhn
Yy Avon
Erie County Construction Council
Kruglov Named Red Police Boss and Stalin Era Figure
Sergei Ni Kruglov, newly named head of the Soviet secret police, long served as minister of internal affairs under Beria and oversaw slave labor camps. He earned the U S Legion of Merit after aiding wartime prisoner work and helped push the Volga Don Canal project. He sits on the Soviet Communist Party General Committee and is allied with foreign minister Molotov.
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Associated Press
Sergei Ni Kruglov
Secret Police
Russia
Boviet Securrity
Tela
Yala
U.S
V.M. Molotov
Soviet Communist Party
Stalin
Beria
Soviet Union
Bera
Krilov
Volga-Don
Krticlov
Movie Fox Ban Passes Committee
Washington The House Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to cut the 20 percent federal tax on movie theater tickets. The Treasury opposed the bill, saying it could cost the federal government about 100 million dollars annually in tax revenue.
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Assqeimien
Washington
House
Mems
Korea Talks Resume Amid Armistice Efforts At Panmunjom
At Panmunjom allied and Communist delegations held a 60 minute session with talks continuing this evening. No progress report was issued as both sides remained silent on armistice terms and prisoner exchange ahead of another session scheduled for Monday.
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U.N
Red
Associated Press
Panmunjom
Jerr
Korea
Tormacon
Guaphvs
WNC
Uly Bisation
Pive Si Boi
Enmemia Sion
Reds
Tal
Meyelin
Rhee
Russia May Have 500 Atomic Bombs
A top atomic scientist estimated Russia may possess up to 60 atomic bombs though Dr. Alvin Graves cautioned Russia lags behind in both quantity and quality. Graves, director of scientific tests for the Atomic Energy Commission, spoke in a radio interview on KOB.
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Russia
N. M
Alvin, Graves
Graves
Atomic Energy Commission
Highomarie
Statin
Little Leaguers Raise Funds At Field Benefit
Youth baseball volunteers collected 394 dollars during a fundraising event at Bracken Field in Mond Parte. Local merchants and citizens contributed remaining funds toward youth programs and community organizations.
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Citi Bracken
Mond
Pt Sama
Lou Hasina
Baseball Vast Missioner
Jie
Willy Mw
Elle
Look Photos Document Local Industry and School Project
Photographs capture Corry industry scenes and Incal residents joining a nationwide Look feature. Images show manufacturing operations at Corey Instrument Co and sub contractors to General Electric, plus the new Corry Aten High School site and town officials.
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Corry
Look Mapacine
General Bleetvne
New Corry
National Bank of the
General
Electete Concern
Camden Hutter
Hubert Vaughn
Loa! Company
Etreu
Istafi
Jayant Gesimavel Lushu
Eleetii
Tiem
Reapportionment Plan Defeated in House Fight
In Harrisburg the House rejected the reapportionment plan amid GOP opposition. Rep Alberti W Johnson warned a potential showdown as Republicans weigh strategy to revive the measure next week. Democratic resistance solid, with 87 to 101 defeat and a constitutional majority needed for passage.
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Marrisburg
Aefend
Republicat Jendership
Mac-aeenenigh
Alberti W. Johnson
Republic Ent
Anis
Phil
Jest
Nehch
Samson
Robert F Kent Crawford
GOP
Meir
Maraul
Parker dies after long illness in Corry
H W Parker longtime Corry banker and head of Givens National Bank died at his home after a long illness. Born October 15 1875 in Carry Albany he spent most of his life in Corry. He served 68 years at the bank and was chairman of the board. Survived by wife Grewide Tied Parker son Boyd Parker sister Mrs Mabel Past and others. Body at Bracken Tuell Home with funeral Monday at 2 pm Pine Grove Cemetery will hold burial. Rev Rudolph M Bangert to officiate.
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Carry Ory Alpust
Parke Rad
Pittsburgh
Corry
South Center Street Banking
Tie
Desmond
Bank- Ine
Mvnonba
Parker Wits
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grewide
Tied Parker
Boyd Parker
Los Angeles
Cali
Mabel Past
Gineinnath Indy Humber
Neplwws
Howard ‘Quester
Bracken Tuiel
Pine Grove
Rudolph M. Bangert
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Parker
New Strike Planned in East Berlin Amid Tense City
The Fighting Group Against Inhumanity reports a planned walkout by Bele Workers across sectors in East Berlin to protest Reds after the June rebellion. Whistles rang at sector plants as organizers claim the strike could spread beyond the Soviet zone, despite a prior two day slowdown and partial border gains.
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Ny Associateneres Berlin
West Berlin
Berlin
Aves
Ben Hogan Wins British Open in Scotland on Debut
Ben Hogan captured the British Open Championship in Carnoustie Scotland on his first attempt. He posted a record 63 in the final round finishing with a 12 hole score of 282 after rounds of 73 21 70 68. The performance marked the second lowest total in the tournament’s history.
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Ben Hogan
Carnoustm
Scotland
Cols
Tegen
Purge and Trial of Beria Proclaimed in Moscow
Read as chaotic notes mentioning Beria to be purged in Moscow and tried as traitor. Fragments reference a show, vehicles, and odd imagery with animals and figures, lacking coherent details or dates.
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Beria
Moscow
State Dept. stands firm despite McCarthy attack
Washington The State Department faced Sen McCarthy's charge over overseas libraries stocking Communist writings. John a Johnson WHA chief testified libraries stock books to forward American democracy, not communism, asserting continued purchases to counter propaganda and defend democratic ends.
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McCarthy
Ian
Associated Press
Washington
Sen. McCarthy
U.S
Wisconsin Republica
Robert &. Johnson
Bub Jonnson
International Information Agency
WHA
Tietie
Johnson
McGarthy
US and Norwegian planes collide near Stavanger field
A US military plane and a Norwegian Thunderjet collided during approach at Bola Air Field near Stavanger. Ten Americans were reported killed and no one missing, with the DC3’s right wing torn off and the aircraft crashing a mile and a half away.
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Associsies Cree
Stavanger
Noriway
Bola Air Field
Taft To Undergo First Exploratory Hip Surgery
New York Hospital reported today that Len Taft ORD will undergo an exploratory hip operation for the first time since his ailment. Taft has suffered a hip condition and made only limited public appearances recently.
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New York
New York Hospital
Len
Taft
Beria Ousted as Imperialist Agent in Soviet Shakeup
Lavrenty Beria, longtime head of the Soviet police and first deputy to Premier Malenkov, is fired from the government and expelled from the Communist Party. A party communique accuses him of being an agent of international capitalism and enemy of the Soviet people, with his post as interior minister and first deputy premier removed. Molotov, Bulganin, and Lazar M. Beria’s fall leaves Malenkov with three deputy premiers and signals intra-party power struggles after Stalin.
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Presa Moscow
Lavrenty P. Beria
Russia
Georgi M. Malenkov
Communist Party
Louis Palion
Hives Srt
Pravda de= Houshee Lil
Agen
Internationalmperiaism
Ofr
Commmuunist Party
L. P. Berit
Supreme Court of the Ussr
Mateniov
V. M. Molotov
Nikolai Bulganin
Lazarus M. Faganovich
Beria
Communist Party of the Soviet
Tater Pravdi
Kremlin
Stalin
Drunken driving arraignment in Corry clerk court
Glenni A. Rugar, 96, of Corry was arraigned before Alderman Cobbett Tipon on drunken driving charges after police stopped his car on Wayne Street. He posted $500 bond and was returned to Erie jail for arraignment next term. He was allegedly intoxicated and held for court.
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A. Rugar
Ul RD
Corry
S. Cobbett Tipon
Rigar
Blata
Wayne Street
Oorn Physiciam
Ruwar
Spohen
Erie Niity
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