Solons Renew Efforts To Solve Tax Problem
Harrisburg legislators reopen the tax debate after a recess as Gov Fine cites a 157 million shortfall, later trimmed to 48 million, with Republicans wary of eight proposed levies and a possible sales tax to break the deadlock. The session also considers milk control funds, highway suspensions, and government consolidations.
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Solons
Harrisburg
General Assembly
John S. Fine
Assembly
Commonwealth
OOP
Fine
Roach
Republican Assembly
Witl
State Milk Control Commission
State Commerce Department
Chestermin ‘State Government Study Committee
Senate
Pennsylvania
Treremse
Washington College honorary degree speech on arms, Korea
Under secretary Wal Lee Tiesiell Smith warned against slackening armament as Korea conflict continues. He spoke at the 154th commencement of Washington and Jefferson College and was presented with an honorary law degree.
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Washington
Wallee Tiesiell Smith
Wlai
Smith
Jefferson College
Bombing Near Seoul Targets Rhee Mansion and Press Billets
An enemy air attack on Seoul at about 8:40 p.m. EST struck near President Syngman Rhee's green roof mansion and the press billets. One pilot reportedly missed, two guards and a pedestrian were injured, and several others were hurt by blasts lighting the night sky.
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J. Seoul
Seoul
Olugh
Syngman Rhee
Eighth Army
Fifth Air Forc
Italy's Crucial Elections End Without Major Disorders
Rome voters turnout favored Prime Minister Alcide De Gasperi's center coalition as early reports show high participation. Interior Minister Scetta ordered nationwide bans on public meetings until further notice amid accusations of Communist disruptions of Catholic nun voting.
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Tily
Alcide de Gasperl
Center
Mario Scetba
Seelia
Voling
Tosh
Mary
Tn jRome
Oneaals
Collier Eiites
de Gasperi
Inver
Awards at St Edward’s ceremony honor students
A St Edward's Parochial School award ceremony followed a Mass at St Thomas Church. Miss Filta Downey received the American Legion certificate and medal and the Ten Dollar wash prize from the Patent-Teacher Association for highest scholastic standing among eighth graders. Other honors went to Patricks Guth, Larry Burrows, Joseph Marty, Mary Ellen Deohns Kinski, Anthony Tucal, Soyce McLean, Howard McMunin, Mimi Downey, Lisette Junpfieleen, Barbara Worton, Gloria Hopkins, David Jac Mullin, William Zute, and William Burch. A North district Redemptorist Father led the ceremony.
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St. Edward's
St. Thomas Church
American Legion
Filta Downey
Gilbert Wascak
Patent- Teacher Association
Alanward
Miss Downey
Patricks Guth
Larry Burrows
Joseph Marty
Mary Ellen
Deohns Kinski
Anthony ‘Tucal
Soyce McLean
Howard Mc
Munin
Cohlest
Mimy Downey
Lisette Junpfieleen
Barbara Worton
Gloria Hopkins
David Jac
Mullin
William Zute
William Burch
Northdust
2000 Attend 14th Annual Horse Show at No Bar Club
About 2000 spectators watched the 14th annual No Bar Riding Club Horse Show at Golumb yesterday. 108 horses and numerous riders competed across classes with $500 in cash prizes and trophies awarded. Winners included Margaret Rhyberg of Warren in the TV draw, with detailed class results listed.
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Riding Club
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Clib
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Bet
Margaret Rhyberg
Warren
Horss
Ower
Pears
Mary Lou Hela
Fanview
Peggy Fox
Smoky
Dick Hess
Brie
Champ
Silly Siggins
Sugar Grove
Laurie Sorenson
Jamestown
Melody Maid
Lois Buhl
Erie
Short Stuli
Majovle Lord
W. ©. Hunter
Sandra Nutter
Tie Sorenson
Mrs. FM
Fairview
Our Lady
Pally Garter
Centerville
Christe Bliss
Eric
Tennessee Walking Horse
James Lindsey
Major Hall
Charles Moon
Wison's
Hold Anderson
Thea Gira—ney
Ruse
Judy Lindsey
Clover Leal
Flicke
Carl Spelviere
Bear Lake
Dixis
Jack Lawrence
Albion
Pal O ° Mine
Skipper Bates
Spartansburg
Puning
Beverly Lindsey
Men’s Stock Horse
Snicker
Henny Carlson
North Warren
Candy
Clark Barnett
Evie
Tex
Pam Downbroskl
Canneant
Abe
Huw
Willson Named for Western Pennsylvania District Judge
President Eisenhower today sent Senate nominations for several federal judgeships. Joseph P Willson of Smethport Pa is nominated to be U S district judge for Western Pennsylvania to succeed Owen M Burris. Thomas McIvane of Washington Pa is nominated as U S attorney for Western Pennsylvania succeeding Edward C Boyle. Julius Levy of Sershton Pa is named U S attorney for Middle Pennsylvania succeeding Arthur A Mawulve. Willie Tompkins of Newark is nominated as U S attorney for New Jersey succeeding Rucheechie Grover Richardman.
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Washington
Uyime Senate
U. S. Mtananyy
Ty Pennaylyasihi
Joseph P Wulson
Smethport
U. S
Western Pennsylvania
Owen M. Burris
Willson
Balls
N. C
Edward C. Boyle
McTlvaine
Air Force
Washington County
Juliis Levy
Sershton
Atorney
Middle Pennsylvania
Arthur A. Mawulve
Levy
Pennsylvania Senale
Willie Tompkins
Newark
U. 8
T’ New Jeresey
Three Injured In Home Mishaps Reported
Three people were hospitalized after separate home accidents. John M Rubay, 24, suffered a fracture below the knee when struck by a whittle from a family tool. Arthur A Lines, 5, was treated after a piece of wood lodged in his throat but he was discharged. Asa Smith was treated at a hospital for a left wind injury and returned home.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Yesteceay
John M. Rubay
R. DB
Cony
Arthur A. Lines
Pasioe
Bradley Lines
Columbus
Asa Smith
Catherine Street
Mad Major's Last Fling In Plane To Cost Plenty
London police served summonses on Christopher Draper nicknamed Mad Major for piloting an aircraft over the Thames bridges in London and Benton. He faces Bow Street Court on July 5 with possible penalties of 200 pounds per bridge and months imprisonment for the alleged flight under 1 000 feet.
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London
Christopher Droper
Thames
Law
Drapiir
Harry Marley
Thames Police Division
Bridges
Weakinster
Barnes
Alberturi
Sumumans
Benton
Draper
Bow Street
Nations Seek Stabilizing Peace Signals Across Asia
Associated Press reports prisoner exchange talks in Korea met with cautious reception while Southeast Asia fears new Communist aggression. In Vietnam Premier Nguyen Van Tam warns a truce could fail without curbs on Chinese aid. Britain signals steady support for South Korea and UN Command. Gold and silver prices fall as markets brace for shifts, Singapore businessmen optimistic on trade with Red China.
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Associated Press
Korea
Southeast
Asia
Ted Vistuilah
Oliver Voauilon
Tondon
Jankesmaiy
Britain
South Korea
Scott
Wurea
U.N
Tatpeh
China
Inter
Hong Kong
Singapore
USW policy makers meet to decide wage increase
United Steelworkers head David McDonald calls top policy makers to a Pittsburgh session amid speculation of a wage settlement. The 170 member wage policy committee and 4 man executive board will discuss a general raise, with industry sources predicting 1 to 11 cents per hour.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
David St McDonald
CIO
United Steelworkers
Wnian
Tomor
McDonald
Ition
Wold
Supreme Court Upholds 1813 Law for DC Restaurants
Washington reports the Supreme Court upheld a 1813 District of Columbia restaurant provision requiring African Americans to be served only if believed to be free. The enforcement has lapsed for years.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ten Die In Nebraska Tornado Ravaging State
A tornado ripped across central Nebraska killing ten people among the Madsen family and neighbors near Arapahoe. Dozens of farms were damaged or destroyed as communications lines failed and machinery and buildings were scattered. Witnesses described extreme devastation and tragic loss as families, including children, were overcome.
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Associated Press
Arcadta
Néb
Aim ‘Ister
Nebraska
Nebraske
Mads Madsen
Aruadia
Humphrey Sees Likely Extension for Excess Profits Tax
Secretary Humphrey indicated there is a good chance Congress will extend the excess profits tax on corporations as President Eisenhower presses for renewal. House committee resistance and White House assurances cloud prospects for a smooth extension. The tax is due to lapse June 30 and would affect some $800 million in revenue.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
Eisenhower
Humiphter
Capitol Hill
House
Daniel Reed
RNY
Senate
Schoduind
White House
Read
Tron Juruiry
U. 8
Nova and World Report
Tiny
Renewed Assaults on Key Heights In Korean Front
Reports describe renewed attacks on key heights by Korean forces and counter moves by the ROA at the Buster Front Will positions. Eighth Army provided limited details while noting ongoing ground action with brief contacts and limited visibility.
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Key Heights
Luke
Eighth Army
Coast Guard to Probe Collision In Delaware Bay
Coast Guard to investigate a collision between tankers in Delaware Bay causing about 1 million in damage. Seamen were rescued or accounted for as two others swam free. Coast Guard patrol boats searched the area and vessels from New York involved were identified.
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Lvl
Tup Uh
Coase Guard
Whay
Delaware Bay
Coast Guard
Se Wena
Ehehlys
Magssachusetts
Pix Phoenix
Sia
Embalon
Refuit Boats
F. L. Judson
Port Pnuliver
National Bulle Carriers
New York
Wilson defends plane policies amid budget cuts
Wilson asserts the United States will maintain the world’s best air force despite a five billion dollar cut proposed by the Eisenhower administration. He testifies before Sen Ferguson’s subcommittee that waste must end and expansions should continue, defending Truman era goals for wings and combat readiness.
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Washington
Wilson
Seribe
Sen
Fergynor
R-Mich
Wwe
Ger Hoyt Vandeysbere
Air Force
Ferguson
Eisenhower
Truman
Vandenber
Truman Air Force
Erie Railroad Line Cleared After Wreck Near Painted Post
A derailment yesterday caused a pileup of six freight cars on the Erie Railroad in New York. The wrecking crew cleared debris and repaired the lines, allowing traffic to return to normal after 10 hours of delays and rerouting to an alternate track. no injuries were reported.
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Painted Post
Erie Railroad
Corning
Truce Hurdle Cleared As Prisoner Exchange Sails Through
The last major obstacle to a Korean armistice was removed with the signing of a prisoner exchange agreement. South Korea’s Lee Myung-bak urged unity as Allied negotiators met to discuss terms. The plan calls for staged repatriation, with a 60 day neutral commission period then custody for 90 days, and potential further talks.
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South Koruka
National Assembly
South
Havea
Germunist
Peiping
London
Assoulabid
Wanri
Montis
Gillis
U. N
Eisenhower
Rheessid
U. No
Rize
Patrolman Saves Child From Drowning In Street
An alert patrolman named Sommers rescued a baby girl from an alley stream after the mother left her briefly. The officer performed artificial respiration, reviving Marte eriquez as onlookers cried out for help.
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New York
Dro
Lucretia
Tiny Marte Sderiquez
Jefe
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