Senate Votes Today On Air Force Funds
Senate debate focuses on increasing Air Force funds with a target of 12 month defense spending. Senator Bridges predicts a near party line vote as Republicans push an extra 1.16 billion dollars while Democrats and a few Republicans show mixed support.
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Washington
Alyn Goma
Delarn
Aboe
Ben
Bridges
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Amit
Hat Wall de
Ben Chaven
Tate
Republian
Ellender
Tonisiana
Holland
Florida
Joint Chiefs of Star
Street Blast Kills 1 and Injures 6 in Mul Street Fire
A street blast leveled a block near Mul Street in Tullytown injuring six and killing 1 person. Police say a gas main exploded while workers dug a trench for a sewer line and ignited a gas leak. Emergency crews transported the injured and searched debris.
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Joseph Monti
Mul Street
Tullytown
Philadelphia
Ferdinand Mont
Hwenfeynd
Phyllis
Jeanptaine Martii
Pittsburg
Josephe
Fall
Martin
Pusk
Alqvuethie Bretiell Moftiayilie
Trier
Hoopitals
Mrrapten
N. J
Noathier Hetails
Study Tracks Bomb Test Effects On Air Quality
The State Health Department will study potential air effects from nuclear tests. Analysts will monitor data and coordinate with the US Public Health Service Laboratory in Washington. The department aims to assess environmental impact and public safety measures.
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Henilh Department
Conymowlow
Public Health Service
Yundsington
Devertment
Mie Nuuieae Tela
Arrest 20 Cuban Exiles Revealed Plot To Kill Batista
Cuban police say 20 exile suspects were arrested in a plot aimed at assassinating President Batista. They report a planned, widespread campaign with multiple jurisdictions and an attempted synchronized operation. Officials claim several key figures were identified, but many escaped during a dragnet as authorities pursued routes and further arrests.
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Migencio Batis
Wenesasini
Hovalin
Formbs Cubanas
Carlos Silo Bacarra
Mimi
Taked Ouh
Wetenmar
Fidel Castro
Toye Giban
al Batista
Steel unions and industry seek compromise amid looming strike
United States Steelworkers threaten a midnight deadline as talks among US Steel, Bethlehem, and Republic Steel stall. Industry demands a five year pact face resistance from the union, with wage and price concerns over 20 cent per hour raises and potential consumer impact.
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Sky
Hieldendock
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US Steelworkers of America
Saludasy
Klil Whitt
Kore Indiba
Jyrodiucers
S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic— Torre
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John More
Bethienen
Ile
Morse
Ibir
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Pitabueeh
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Mayrito
Ilo
Tego
Tutors
Ure
Thontw Patton
Republic Steel
Kltripa Moe
Woman Admits Slaying Husband in Philadelphia Apartment
Marie Fitzpatrick admitted stabbing her husband to death in their North Philadelphia apartment after he allegedly struck her and used foul language. Police said the incident occurred around 3 4 a m as the couple slept. their eight year old girl woke the family. Officers reported Fitzpatrick told them she acted in self defense after her husband rose from bed and she grabbed a baking knife from the rack in the kitchen.
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Philadniphla
Fitzpatrick
John MacBride
Mie
Fikepatrick
Percheras
Nee Allav
Hy Matite
Aidund
Notable Collision Claims Life in Waslington Area
An incident near Waslington left a 2-year-old boy dead when a motor cycle failed to stop at a curve. State police report says Robert J. Robinson of Washington may be the operator. The crash occurred about seven miles south of Waslington.
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Pao
Was Teillo
Sven Miley
Here
Pathe Sal
Robert J. Robinson
Washington
Tragic 15 Year Old Killed in Clymer Crash Near Home
Roeder Graham Wassink, a Clymer Central School freshman, died after his car ran off Route near his home, traveling at high speed and overturning in a field. The investigation cited excessive speed and the car, owned by his mother, skidded 431 feet before overturning. He was pronounced dead at the scene. services planned at the Reformed Church.
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Clymer
Central School
Roeder Graham Wansink
Prederick J. Matton
Weis
Wien
Msother
Robert Humphrey
Howe
Young Warsink
Kpot
Warsink
Willams
Humphrey
Shnriit
Dale Campaigen
Dohsei Bentley
Hellm
Ab Clyter
Central High School
Voiltig Wassink
Warp
Eradiat
Clymer Central School
Alein Rhodes
Noen Sears
Harold Wassinke
Abe Reformed Church
Ralph Whaat
Clymistwil Brothers
Warold Wassink
Randys Wassinie Ah Howe
Fish
Bensink
Tillyaday
Reformed Church of
Clymor
Benjaminy Hoffman Wilhofferte
Luelisd Yall
Probe Fatal Plunge Of Man From Plane
A man fell from an aircraft in a fatal incident prompting a probe. Legal actions referenced include charges against an attorney and alleged negligence connected to the event. The scene involves a family and local area figures as investigators seek clarity on what occurred.
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Suena A
Twining Eyes New Soviet Bomber Speed Record
General Twining viewed a demonstration of a rumored Soviet supersonic bomber at a guarded Moscow area facility. Reporters were barred as British, French and other foreign military observers toured the site, while U.S. Air Force officials noted no such aircraft exists in their inventory.
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Wioth
Ling Ghvick Gambier
U. S
Aly
Halesthea Tevel
Salman
Moscow
Moncow
Zhivkovski “Air Engineering
Keadoniy
Syme Shuters
Pension plan for veterans proposed in budget debate
In Washington a new pension plan for veterans was proposed amid debate on costs. The plan would raise first year spending into the billions, with different pension rates for World War I and Korean War veterans and adjustments for service connected disability and dependents. Critics questioned administration estimates and compared it to current $105 monthly pensions, while rivals pushed views favoring broader coverage and reduced dependence on existing programs.
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Washington
House Veterans Committee
Jan Chalemay
SpekeyRayburn
Witaing
Washington rejects tax bill amid highway program clash
The House today parsed a 16 year 1wear program aiming to fund motored America with a higher tax bill. White House aide Maxwell Rab declined to testify before the Senate investigations subcommittee as Senator McCarthy labeled the refusal unacceptably arrogant.
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McCarthy
R-Wis
Ambiantown Gap Troop Inspect By High Army Official
Report from Ambiantown Gap notes an awaiting inspection by a high army official to mark the anniversary of the storming at Cherbouty and review of the Drytaslvani Volt Reserve unit activities yesterday. The event underscores ongoing military readiness and ceremonial observances in the region.
Al Marty Tries To Kill Charge Against Nephew
The Niagara Falls area report notes District Attorney Herbert Johnson seeking extradition as Al Marty requests withdrawal of charges against his nephew Michael Guadagno in a July robbery case. Details describe a Niagara Falls bond issue and a large wedding reception loot at the Marty home.
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Herbert Johnson
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Melvile, Cobbett
Michael ‘Junilor” Guadagno
Nisgare Pall
Ena
Marty
Algerman
Johnson
Gobbett
W Win Johnson
Cobbett
Fish
Guadagno
Niagara Pass
Guadheno
Nile
Gundugno
Hie
Moose Club
Growers Form New Co op in Erie County
A marketing cooperative named Erie County Fruit and Vegetable Growers Cooperative forms with James Sturron of Girard as president and field man. AWS Miles of Fairview as vice president and others from Lake City, Edinboro, North East, and Union City serve as officers and directors. The group plans stock issuance at 100 per share with a four share minimum and will operate from Phillips farm Route 20 near North East, with equipment and facilities for a growers exchange and a prospective 75 member base.
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James. Sturron
Girard
Organiztion
AWS
Miles
Fairview
Donald Grimshaw
Lake City
Eling
Duties McDonald
Anon Clty
Jock Grmndall
Edinboro
Earl Brive
Waterford
George Like
North East
Gerald) Brumagin
Alfred J. Pero
Novi Ernst
Phillips
Nile
Mie Uymore Tinin
Resignation at Greensborg Chamber names successor
The Greensborg Chamber of Gothunizod announces the resignation of Oliver Mi Dolitér after 12 years as executive secretary with effective date in early May. Jock Kenpelly is named to replace him as chamber executive in Greens Ding THome whaffer for eight years.
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Oliver Mi Dolitér
Grinaburg
Gothunizod
Foty
the Chamber
Lond
Jock Kenpelly
Greens Ding
Guatemala Cracking Down On Reds, 3 Students Killed
Atlantic City reports on the 48th Governors Conference with debate over Democratic and Republican delegates. Stevenson leads in AP survey with broad support across states, while Harriman backs Kentucky and New York votes. Republicans back Eisenhower as Hall circulates a term bid resolution.
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Ad Jol Stevenson
Associated Press
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Chicago
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Gay
Averell Horrimaty
New Yorke
Hye
Sen
Fates Ketwuiver
Tennessee
Harriman
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A.B
Chandler
New-York
Rimin
New York
Oklahoma
Raymon Gary
Test Association
Baye Stevenson
Kefauver
Fred Hall
Kansas
Eisenhower
Pledenhe
School funds flow to Corry area districts amid delays
State funds pledged to Corry area districts totaling $32,455 were delayed, with $15,000 to Columbus, $10,721 to Wayne, and $7,734 to Spring Creek. Concord District treasurers worked to confirm arrival while oustanding books were updated. Some districts had borrowed to meet current obligations as officials hoped a larger sum would arrive before year end. Greensburg reports James Hwiser of Pittsburgh pled guilty to accessory to larceny and faces prison.
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Wayne
Spring Creek
Elin
Concord
Sion Qucation
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Greensburg
James Hwiser
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
B47 Bomber Crash Kills Three Near Salina Kansas
A B47 bomber from Smoky Hill Air Force Base crashed in a wheat field near Salina Kansas killing three crew members. The aircraft was returning from a routine training mission when it exploded. Wreckage scattered across several acres with parts found at the scene. Names of the dead were not released pending next of kin notification. Nearby phone lines were damaged by the fire.
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Smoky Hill ‘Air Force Base
Pro-American Parties Gain Seats in Iceland Election
In Sundadis elections the Progressives win 17 seats and the Social Democrats 11, while the Independence Conservative party falls to 19 and the Communists rise to 7. The National Defense party exits with no seats as Thorstad’s coalition governs. Pro-American stance prompted coalition talks to avoid ousting U.S. troops from Beflavik NATO base.
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Jet Missing Off Coast Of Japan
An Air Force jet fighter is missing off northern Japan near Hokkaido, in a region near the Kurile Islands. No collision or enemy action is confirmed, and officials say the mission was in progress when contact was lost.
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Kurie Islands
Water and power hopes rise as plants and pipelines spark debate
In the Pacific Northwest energy outlook, officials discuss expanding water power to meet rising electricity demand. Plans include potential nuclear plants, natural gas pipelines, and storage for spring floodwaters. Weather and river levels influence timing and feasibility, with continued delays and rising costs noted.
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Beatile
New Mexico
Guatemala Cracks Down as Demonstration Ends in Bloodshed
In Guatemala City police used submachine guns and pistols to disperse a large student march protesting civil liberties. Four students were killed and 18 wounded as troops under President Carlos Cartillo Armas imposed a state of vigilance and censorship to quell alleged communist plots.
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Carlos Cartillo Armas
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Gintemnis Uniden
Torm
Martin Nn
Messare
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Rifti 1
Epwo Squid
Guavente
Jacobo Arbere Geman
Living Costs Hit All Time High in May Report
The Labor Department says the consumer price index rose four tenths of one percent to 115.4, up 14 percent from May last year and the largest monthly food price jump since 1903. Officials warned living costs may rise further in the summer while apparel and other items showed continued acceleration.
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NYC Trimming Working Force Reported Amid Rail Line Cuts
The report indicates a temporary reduction starting July 1 affecting the railroad workforce. Central Hallion Loday and others expect a spread of cutbacks over the next weeks as auto production slows. Officials say the firings will be phased, with some employees reassigned or laid off temporarily during the adjustment period.
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