Eisenhower Senators Show Alignments With Taft on Key Issues
A Washington analysis notes Eisenhower leans right of Taft on domestic matters. It cites the voting patterns of Saltonstall Lodge Duff Morse with Taft on import bans, housing, and FEPC cloture. Morse diverges on some issues, suggesting uncertainty if Eisenhower follows Morse or the Lodge Saltonstall Duff bloc.
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Eisenhower
Taft
Washington
Eisenhower Canin
Saltonstall
Lodge
Duff
Morse
Ise
Senate
Lodge-Saltonstall-Duff
Lodge, Saltonstall
Dui
Pennsylvania
FEPC
McCarran
Trn
Taft and allies clash on major Senate votes across years
The record shows Taft differing with Saltonstall Lodge and Morse on key issues from 1947 to 1961. Voted for selective service revival, rents boosts, Alaska staff hood, price regulation exemptions, and defense appointments, while counterparts sometimes opposed or differed on cloture, draft, foreign aid, and the Atlantic Security treaty.
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Patt Tans
Elst Hower
Alaska
Saltonstal
Morse
Dult
Todge
Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Tf 15
Taft
Lodge
Duff
Saltonstall
Salstonstall
Saltonstall and
Hall Judgment Halted in Erie Fraud Case
Judge Elmer L. Evans halted judgment in a Erie county fraud case involving Mary Vickey and Bertha Denning for false pretenses in selling a newsstand to Helen Sackett for $2,000. Sackett was told the business netted $100 weekly with stock worth $600, which proved false as stock was worthless and profits were about $2 weekly. A private settlement was reported. The piece also notes farm size rising from 155 to about 200 acres since 1935.
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Eriq
Elmer L. Evans
Eli
Mary Vickey
Bertha Denning
Eric
Helen Sackett
Elgin Local Notes Share Visits And Discharges
Local tidbits report dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Knapp and Mrs Mable Neil with Mr and Mrs Harry Fitch. Mrs Beulah Smith and daughters visiting Mr and Mrs Richard Lewis along with others. Howard Ladd and Robert Smith were discharged from Siem Memorial and Corry Memorial Hospitals respectively. W S C 3 plans a meeting at Grace McCray home.
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Elgin News
Elgin
Arthur Knapp
Mable Neilson
Cory
Harry Fitch
Beulah Smith
I Rcry
Virginia
Pickett
Findley Lake
Richard Lewis
Howard Ladd
Siem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Robert Smith
Corry Memorial Hospital
Carrie Bell Tompkins
Brenda and
Gailiam Sherman
Ms. Bell
W.S.C.3
Grace McCray
Lee McCray
Neil Brown
Buffalo
County to receive $4065 from gambling raid seizures
District Attorney Damian J. McLaughlin to file 102 petitions this week to transfer $4065 seized in gambling raids to the county treasury. Amounts date back to 1950 and range from $1 to $237. Owners may claim the money if they can prove it was not used in gambling enterprises.
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Erie
Damian J. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Corry Relief Fund Appeals for Winter Support
Twenty years ago Mayor Ben Storr and the Corry Relief Fund committee urged public aid for funds to sustain winter relief work. Firefighters answered two calls, a chimney fire at Patterson apartments and a motor fault at Northside Garage. Corry Rod and Gun Club beat Lawrence Park 4158 to 1141 in Northwestern Rifle League. Merle Israelson scored 239. Merrill Patterson visiting home. he plans to attend another college next fall. Robert Dole of Jamestown joined Root's Furniture Store staff in Corry. A ship rides higher in seawater than in fresh water.
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Ben Storr
Corry Relief Fund
Patterson Apartments
East Washington Street
Northside
Corry
Lawrence Park
Erie
Merle Israelson
Merrill Patterson
Mr. Patterson
Denison University
Granville
Robert Dole
Jamestown
Root's
IQ Test Prompt From Classified Page
A fragmented quiz appears on a classified page asking ten questions about topics from mining authority to biblical counts. It includes queries on airmail history, London buildings linked to Guy Fawkes, and the Lord's Prayer frequency, with a sentence correction item.
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I. Q
U. S. Bureau of Mines
London
Guy Fawkes
al Smith
America
Marienville Man Killed by Truck In Apparent Accident
Fred Scho bert 73 of Marienville R D was killed instantly when struck by a gas truck on Route just south of Marienville Forest County coroner Maurice Rhodes ruled accidental death noting a broken neck Scho bert deaf reportedly walked into the truck after the driver Charles Selker of Clarion said he swerved to avoid him Mrs Blynniler distant relatives of the deceased drove by and reported the incident to state police at Tionesta
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Om Dissert
Marienville
R. D
Tignesta
Forest County
Maurice Rhodes
Tionesta
Schobert
Mr. Selker
Pittsburgh Police Lieutenant Indicted on Embezzlement Charges
A Branch jury indicted Pittsburgh Police Lieutenant Louis Morgan on 28 charges of embezzlement and fraudulent entry. He was former secretary treasurer of the Pittsburgh Police Federal Credit Union and allegedly diverted loan funds and paid dividends to officers no longer in credit union membership. The grand jury also charged him with issuing dividends to a deceased member and an additional round of indictments is expected. Aboriginal residents call Gust er Island Rana Nui The Big Paddle in memory of the canoe voyage that brought the first people to the island.
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Pittsburgh
Louis Morgan
Morgan
Teasurer
Pittsburgh Police Federal Credit Union
Morgen
Cautis
Tn One
Grand Jur
Creditunt
Yeu
Earle "T. Adair
Guster Island
Rana Nui
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Associated Press
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Signaru
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VITA
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Gome
DeSoto
First Avenue
Corry, Pa
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Aysry Wank
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Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
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Smart Women’s Shop
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