Solons Plan Quick Action On Internal Security Bill
Congress plans speedy action on a bill to protect government security by removing workers with suspected disloyalty. Sen. Mundt and other Republicans urged passage, while critics warned of civil liberties limits and court review. The measure aims to bar Reds and sympathizers from sensitive positions, with appeals allowed in certain cases.
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Washington
Sen. Mundt
RBC
Congress
Live Sipe Court
Mordlt
Sens
Bestland
Mist
McCarthy
R-Win
Billy de
Garl Tee
Benlinds
Ben. Hirty
Gali
Agrerdin & Saparain Uiterview
Sain
Wi 1Enhower
Budversive Artilities Control Board
Mary Caley
Avigisl
Senttiy
Koréen Volern
Avil
Seattle
Ig Cartmuntats
Suet
Pentagon
Alleus
Crom Mare Ag
oWilints
Munich
Senate
Open Bids July 3 on New News Building
Construction bids for the North Center Street News Building will open July 4 after specifications and plans are reviewed. Four contracting firms have prepared proposals and are expected to bid, including Monty Shook Co and Platt Co. Erie and Ostergard, Erle and Kuritenwt are among bidders.
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Corry
Boy Buried Under Pile Of Cinders In Mine Incident
In Chanton Pennsylvania a coal mining accident trapped a 10 year old boy among cinders. A rescue party of 25 workers dug for 45 minutes and recovered the body of Anthony Bonadla. Relatives James Bonadtla and others reported the tragedy. investigators and mill workers assisted.
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Chanton
Pa. U
Anthony Bonadla
Mix
James Bonadtlaff Borantor
Ex-Truman Aides Found Guilty In Tax Evasion Case
Matthew J. Connelly and T Lamar Canile of the Truman era were convicted by a federal jury of conspiracy to defraud the government in an income tax case. Jurors deliberated eight hours and 43 minutes before delivering the verdict at 10:15 a.m. Both men face up to five years in prison and fines up to ten thousand dollars.
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Truman
St, Louis
Matthew J. Connelly
T. Lamar Canile
Yraterday
Donnelly
Torni
Justice Department
Leying Sacks
Sacks
Gen Twining to Land in Russia June 23
Washington reports Gen Nason Twining and nine Air Force officers will visit Moscow on June 23 as part of a mounted exchange with Soviet officials. The delegation includes Lt Gen Frank Everest and Gen Thomas Power, awaiting potential talks and demonstrations with Russian counterparts.
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Washington
Nason
Air Force
Rosalie
Tf Twining
Shiv
Moscow
Ota Frie City
Risin
William He Blinchats
Curls E. Lemay
Sialerir Aje
Cards And Giants Swap Eight Players
A four player trade involving the St Louis and New York clubs reshapes their rosters. The Cardinals exchange Red Schoendienst, Jackie Brandt, Bill Rigney, and Dick Gernert for AL Dirk, Whitey Lockman, Ray Katt, and Don Blasingame.
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Giants
ST. Dewis
St. Lodin
Sardinists
New Yorke
Red Birds
Red Sehoen
Jackie Brandt
Bill Sarps
Dick Gildlefeld
AL Dirk
Whitey Lockman
Ray Katt
Dombitte
Eisenhower Meets Adenauer Urges German Reunification
President Eisenhower holds a ten minute hospital meeting with Konrad Adenauer in Washington as he presses for early action toward Germany's reunification to free 17 million Germans. Doctors report a comfortable night with stable vitals after abdominal surgery. further talks with Dulles and Adenauer anticipated.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Kusteen Vane
Eigenhoven
Tts
Xine
Weal Geenin Chane
Konrad Ademiven
Meditn
Wien
Walteh Reed Hospital
Alan
Pillar Vie
White House
James C. Higerty
Bracrhower
Yisling
Adenauer
Dulles
Hagerty
Hagerty Anit
Rift in Queen's Family Denied Amid Royal Controversy
A Dutch press report claims no constitutional clash between the queen and government after alleged private disputes within the royal circle. The piece notes limited parliamentary impact and references unrelated coverage of royal affairs and public response.
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Queen
Kittanning Coal Train Derailment Strikes Power Lines
Fragmentary OCR reports a coal train incident near Kittanning with derailment and several power poles down at the intersection of Rowley and Brino Selva. No serious injuries noted, status unclear.
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Kittanning
Fontro
Yesléeiay
Rowley
Bnino Selva
Instrument Test to Spare Women Unnecessary Hysterectomies
Article discusses a direct-vision instrument, the hysteroscope, enabling internal uterine viewing to detect tumors without hysterectomy. It cites Dr. Norment and Dr. Sikes and argues many young women could retain fertility by avoiding unnecessary operations when fibroids are misdiagnosed or not present.
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Wornus
Williim
B. Norment
C. T Hunry Sikes
Greensboro
Norment
Pally Bontyu
Tecun
Russian Church Leaders Depart After Delayed Flight Due to Bomb Scare
Russian clergy led by Nikolai of Moscow and 20 passengers were delayed at an airport on a KLM Constellation bound for Amsterdam after a bomb scare. Police searched baggage while officials explained the trip was tied to church diplomacy with the National Council of Churches. The group spent 11 days in the United States as they pursued broader church ties and addressed disagreements between church hierarchies.
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New York
Amsterdam
United States
Metepoll
Sab Nikolai
Moscow
Piiseeriger Vfeyke
Gonb
Ik Wale Lixiee
Wisa
Baggue
Mikolai Lutte
Hom Seqre
Nikolai
Wien
Atheista
National Council of Churches
Rivaia
Mystery Bullet Kills Erie Boy In Back Yard
A boy sitting in his back yard was killed by a bullet fired from an unknown rifle. Police and ballistic experts will study rifles seized from homes as investigators seek the killer. The incident prompted a long examination by the mother and letters to the crime lab in Harrisburg.
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Erie
Ronald Golan
Giles
Howard Withomn
Alainiot
Rodin
Hie Penn
Hirata State Police
Harrisburg
Teonilil Swan
Zye
Ciest
Tis
Damon Ty Ae
Hamat
Local Farmer Is Hurt By Team of Horses
A farmer, Carbaugh, was injured when two horses bolted while hitching to a wagon near his Corry, Pennsylvania farm. He suffers a severe laceration above the left eye, head contusions, and possible internal injuries. He was taken to Corey tin Gorry Memorial Hospital for observation as authorities investigate the incident.
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Mix
Carbaugh
Hokees
Freight derailment disrupts Maryland line. no injuries reported
A freight derailment occurred today near Cumberland causing trains to derail and cars to jump the track. No one was hurt. Western Maryland tracks were not expected to be blocked tonight.
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Cumegaland
Bridegroom Falls 6000 Feet From Airliner Door
Olen Ase Print age 23 of Charlotte N C dies after plunging from an open door aboard a Piedmont Airlines flight near Asheville. Investigations by local authorities and the Civil Aeronautics Administration assess door failure by pressure or latch issues during the 6 08 p m incident en route to Asheville.
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Ibheville
Nic
Piedmont Airlines
Olen Ase Print
Charlotte
N 6
Shelby
Nlc
Tie Pruitts
York
S.C
Ashville
Jlish
Slaughter
Winston-Sulens
Chail Ioite
Asheville
Enola
MoGte
Sun
Prulit
Ollie
Court of Appeals Upholds Firing of John Service
The Court of Appeals affirms the 1951 firing of John Stewart Service a State Department officer while striking a finding of doubtful loyalty. The ruling in the Illinois decision and references to Currin and Acheson appear in the State Department appropriation rider context. A separate Pittsburgh report notes a 12 year old drowning in the Ohio River after a rope swing incident.
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Court of Appeals
John Service
Tooi
John Stewart Service
State Department
Itt
Uhnfilinois
S. Dintnelduidge
M. Currin
Tnt Berg
Shire
Dean Acheson
Unda
Pittsburgh
Tunac Turner
Pittaburgh
Ohio River
Esterday
Ereoverh
Western State
Penltanvary
Hopes Rise For Restoring Some Of Aid Bill Cut
Senate Republican Leader Knowland boosts chances for restoring part of Eisenhower administration foreign aid. White House seeks at least 600 million for military funds, while House cuts of 500 million loom. George as Foreign Relations chair hints at votes, with sessions held and debate continuing.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
Calif
House
Eisénhowér
White House
George
Howe
Eisenhower
Know-land
Leader Attacks Eisenhower Health and Dulles Abroad
In Jerusalem Governor George M. Leader criticizes President Eisenhower's doctors and press for stronger leadership. He says Eisenhower no longer has full strength and accuses Secretary Dulles of weakness and erratic foreign policy. Leader forecasts a Democratic chance to win the 1960 race.
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Jerusalem
Pennsylvania
George M
Bienhower
Israel
Jerusalent Post
United States
Eisenhower
Stile Dulles
Dulles
Damage Slight As Cars Bump In Pennsylvania Avenue Collision
Police report a minor rear end collision on Pennsylvania Avenue near East Mal Street. M E Shum baueh, 69, of 162 East Frederick Street struck Delbert M. Ploss, 27, of Bear Lake as Ploss halted at the intersection. Damages were to rear bumper and light. no injuries reported.
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Lange
Pennsylvania Avenue
East Mal Street
Elty
M. E. Shumbaueh
Frederick Street
Delbert M. Ploss
Bear Lake
Botti
Ploss
Baat Muir Stewet
Finers
Shimbaugh
Floss
Jim
Poling
Shimbsugh
Tug Sinks In Storm Amid Missing Crew Four
Reported sinking during a storm leaves four missing sailors, while U.S. Air Force plans call for 600 long range B 52 bombers by 1959. Lt Gen Irvine testifies on production and ties to growth in strategic forces as Congress probes next steps in rocketry and missile development.
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Armed Services Committee
Army
Turnpike Delay Pushes Toll Revision to November
County Turnpike Commission moves to delay a proposed 41 percent car toll increase and 20 percent truck toll cut until at least November 15. Chairman McSorley cites Delawar River Extension and Northeastern Extension revenue shortfalls as reasons for reassessing a new toll plan amid a pending survey.
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Turnpike Commission
Thes Commission
Senate
Oil Rand Agency
Franklin McSorley J
Plymouth Meeting
Scranton
Mesorley
Sid Conshing
Clymer Driver Nabbed Under New Speed Law
Richard J. Burrows of Clymer was cited for speeding 45 mph in a 6 mph zone on East Pleasant street, becoming the first violator under a recent motor vehicle code amendment. He pled guilty before Alderman George Gordon and was fined 18 dollars plus costs, with payment promised.
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Richard J. Burrows
Clymer
Nin
East Pleasant Street
Harley Drake
Lise Ston
Burrus
George Gordon
1895 Newspaper Finds a Torn Down School Link to 61 Years Ago
The item reports on a long‑ago discovery beneath a building slated for demolition. A preserved issue from February 20, 1895, is found, with Page One material noting President and Treasury figures tied to a Congress adjournment and a pending hunting trip, hinting at national and local ties in Washington.
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Alfred
Corry
Gudeiee Tor
Cirtles
Lenow
Nwashington GG
Bell
Suerviney Carlisle
Jenvine
Washington
North
Carolin
Mhe
Carlisle
Nik
Vessel Goes Down Off Coast Of Mississippi
Three survivors were rescued after the 60 foot May Dee sank off the Mississippi coast during a tropical storm. Four men remained missing as Coast Guard crews, planes and a helicopter searched the area east of the Mississippi line. The incident occurred near Grand Island Channel with the May Dee and a barge involved in dredging work near Cit Isla.
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Hunt
Orleans Iji
Coast Guard
Tourien
May Dee
NEW Ordeans
Mie
Muy Dee
Misissippi
Wwe
J. Benac
Nut
Morgan City
Spoint
Jim May Dee
Bay Seeds
Miss
Stevens and Co, Inc
New Orleans
Grand Island Channel
Clay Calhoun
General Manger
Stevens
Cit Ista
South Mississippi
Florida
Biloxi
Grind Isle
Lake Pontchartrain
Jack Teni
Lake Bridge
Steel firms offer pay hike in tentative steelworkers contract
Negotiations between United Steelworkers and steel companies Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel and others yield a tentative wage proposal. Union leaders say a decision is near with a possible Sunday vote on the agreement as talks continue in Pittsburgh.
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He Srintan Netialate
United Steelwork
Ars of America
Dughe
United Sues Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel Union
Ms Gon
David J Mellinald
Union
Dlaupe
Vibe Coubmnet
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