Brewster Linked to Union Funds for Car Purchase
Senate rackets investigators testified that a check signed by Frank Brewster, chairman of the Western Conference of Teamsters, was used to buy a car registered to Mary James of Bothell Washington. The 1954 purchase for 3115 covered by Terry McNulty and later said to be refunded, though records do not show such a payment. Salinger and McNulty testified that money moved to Gordon Lindey, now deceased. Brewster offered to provide personal financial records to the committee, promising cooperation. Beck agreed to bring his records as ordered for preliminary questioning next Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
Sters Union
Weill
Nw Automobile
Ofgoriiner
Plerve Sylinger
Arc
Frank Brewster
Western—Conference of Teamsters
Wits
Mary James
Route 1
Bothell
Wash
Salinger
McNulty
Gordon Lindey
Brewster
Coast Teamsters
Wild
Jnyeyer
Soba Brewster
Uice Brewster's
J. Dave Beck
Beck
Siamese Twins Separated in Historic Health Operation
Scientists report a potentially historic separation of twin girls joined at the forehead. The operation at the National Institutes of Health clinical center in Bethesda, Maryland, left both twins alive, with hopes of full recovery as they remain under medical care. Teresa Kay Tunton of Mountain City, Tennessee, and her sister were four months old at the time of surgery, and the twins showed positive progress within three months after the operation. The House Appropriations Committee disclosed these details, noting it as the first successful outcome of its kind in which both twins survived to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Appropriations Committee
Or Pearce Bailey
Rational Tatifite
Nemotogical
Dikesaes
Bindnieas
Siceowat
Merchants Plan Three Promotions For Easter Egg Hunt
The Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce plans three promotions for Easter. A citywide Easter egg hunt will distribute 3,500 eggs with names and numbers from participating merchants. Prizes and a public auction are part of the plans, with a membership meeting called for April in the Municipal Building.
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Retail Merchants Bureau of
The
Chamber of Comerere Tn
Three Plains
Kirk Sawyer
Partici- Palloy Merchanta
Family Fire Claims Toddlers Life in Pekin Hill Home
A house fire at Pekin Hill near Clymer yesterday afternoon killed 22 month old Dale William Curitis and left two surviving children and mother, while smoke and burns were reported across the scene. Coroner Frederick Mattison ruled death accidental by suffocation and extensive burns. the mother mis-placed with urgency as she tried to rescue the children and close a swinging barn door. The incident occurred while the father was away at work at the Corry Jamestown plant.
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Smoke Vinckea & Young Mooner
Pekin Hill
Clymer
Dalé William Carntis
Edward Curitis
Frederick Mattison
Fhiconer
Edward Jr
Lynn
House Appropriations Panel Slashes Federal Budget
The House Appropriations Committee proposed a total reduction of about 200 million dollars from Eisenhower’s fiscal plan for the coming year. Major cuts hit public assistance grants and Labor and Welfare funding, with specific trims to Health Education and Welfare, Labor, and related agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appropriations Committee
Junda
Labor
Westage
Ags Mae Tt
Eisenhower
House Appropriations Committee
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Labor Department
Nation Labor Relations Board
National Mediation
Mediation Ne Conciliation Service
Interstats Commission
Potomac River
Hospital Board Approves New Bookkeeping System Purchase
Board of directors authorizes buying a new accounting system and adds an adding machine for the hospital. Myrna Busik is named to attend Northwestern Regional Hospital Accountants gathering. Edgar Alexander to speak at Mid Atlantic Assembly in Atlantic City. A painting project for operating room, nursery, and halls is approved. Patient intake shows 314 admitted and 117 digest service. average daily fee is 84 with nine births and deaths for the month. Medical staff report notes 27 procedures and ongoing preventive program in hospital. Directors Young Piston Blattery Fuller Splaend inge Pain Hawkins and Elliaton listed as governing members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aace
Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
Xlig
Mra
Myrna Busik
Northwestern Regional Hospital
Edgar Alexander
Mid-Atlantic Assembly of Nospital
Atlantic City
Bindlon
Birthe
Hves
Davis
Bon Ingur
Young
Piston
Blattery
Fuller
Inge
Pain
Hawkins
Eillatiom
Drunken Driver Fined After Erie County Smashup
A local driver received a 160 fine in Erie County court after a Friday night arrest for drunken driving. The incident occurred when the vehicle swerved off Bast Main into old service property near Concord Street. Judge Laub also levied a three day term, which had already been served. the youth was released upon payment of the fine and costs.
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Yupur
Hepine
Palconer
Rdela
Blesdini
Erie County
Feping
Concord Street
Jude Durian Laub
Repine
Costa
Five Youths Die When Car Hits Power Pole Near Mineapolis
A car leaving U S Highway 69 north of a Minnesota community struck a 33,000 volt power pole, connected with two other vehicles that stopped to help. Five youths died and six others in the wreck survived, with survivors hospitalized in Rockford and Minneapolis area clinics. Names include William E. Sebalts and Donald Haugen of Winger, Marvin Duncan Jr and Orville Rolf of Peaston, and Clark Holdahl of Winger. The incident occurred after a dance outing, with details still incomplete.
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Panomumnes
Meni Uy
Plye
U. S. Highway 69
Thin Unin
William E. Sebalts
Donald Haugen
Winger
Minn
Marvin Duncan Jr
Orville Rolf
Peaston
Clark Holdahl
Mineapolis
Youngatéte
Rockaton
Bavarian riot at inn sparks injuries to American patrons
American patrons were attacked in Nuernberg by Bavarian youths during a rivalry clash at a Bavarian inn. Several soldiers were injured, one critically, and police arrested eight youths as a large mob swirled around the establishment. Local authorities reported efforts to restore order after the disturbance outside the inn.
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Parner
Ameritas Puldiers
Polloe
Its
Atselode
Trer Boitiee
Nuernberg
Hival Extablisihs Mont Naire
Amérithn
Torquato Refuses to Quit as Democratic Leader
Cambia County Democratic chairman Torquato, in office 13 years, declines resignation amid opposition from seven county officials and two judges. He cites loyalty to elected committeemen and party, while Gov. Leader's firing followed discoveries of $1,170,000 funds used to pay 23 investigators. Judges McKenrick and McDonald defended voters’ rights and called for party reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee ' Ner Ry Arquato
Cambela County
Sal O
J County
Theseounty
Torquato
Jan- Waey 2
Labor and Industry
al- Telance
Cambria Committee
Torqueto
Tvan J. McKenrick
Erie Supreme Court Uses Gun Demonstration in Shooting Case
Justices of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court weighed a $116,000 judgment awarded to Albert G. Kuhns of Erie, who was seriously wounded by his 12 year old cousin George A. Brugger. Kuhns was paralyzed, following an accident at his grandfather's home on July 25 1955. The suit named Bach of Erie County as defendant. jury verdict was the largest in the county’s history. The demonstration aimed to show how an automatic pistol could be involved in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Turg
Jude Sneht
Albert G. Kuhns
Erie
George A. Brugger
Aunts
Brugger
Kuhns
Bach
American Steriiter Co
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Erie County
Teg
Justicey
Eisenhower Macmillan open formal talks in Bermuda
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan began formal talks at the Mid Ocean Club Bermuda seeking a full outline of Britain's global military reductions. Officials foresee new US commitments to preserve free world defenses amid Soviet pressure. The leaders, with Dulles and Lloyd, plan two meetings daily through Saturday on defense and Middle East issues. Continuous coverage on Page Eight.
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Tucker's
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Britain
United States
Free World
Mid-Ocean Club
Agencie
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
British Dock Strike Reaches Southampton
London reports a nationwide dockyard strike impacting Southampton with 10,000 shipyard workers and 260,000 total across 70 shipyards. The Queen Mary, moved with navy tugs, faced protest as engineers and railway workers threaten 10 percent wage increases.
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London
Southampton
New York
Atrlite
Cunard
United States
Niason
Day Begins Talks With Egyptian Leaders Nasser Today
Cyprus News Agency report notes Nicosia and Greek government reject a British approved NATO mediation plan to settle the Cyprus dispute involving Britain Greece and Turkey. Lennox-Boyd says Archbishop Makarios may be freed if violence halts. Greek premier Karamanlis denounces the NATO offer as ignoring a UN General Assembly call for resumed talks.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
NATO
Alan Lermox-Boyd
House of ‘Commons
London
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
East Mediterranean
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Cyprots
Themistocles N. Dervis
Nicosi
Great Britain
Markarios
Andreao: Pouykaros
Teftist
Ramanista
Sid
Seychelle Islands
BOKA
Britton
Agedbishop
Lennox-Boyd
Maksilos
Athens
Con
Swntine Karamantis
Hope fades for major Arab policy change in Suez Canal
Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Cairo to urge Egyptian nonbelligerency and curb renewed warfare as Middle East tensions persist. He planned meetings with President Nasser and Foreign Minister Fawzi while Egypt weighs terms. Israeli Arabs seek peace but Gulf and Mediterranean disputes impede progress.
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Catholm
Dag Hammarskjold
Suez Canal
Nasser
Egypt
Hammarakjeld
Hamramrakjeld
Teruel Wold
Anid
RRO
Taal
Torwell Abtos
Caria
Gulf of Aqaba
Ute Hope Bayt
Heimmerskjeld
Gener Wad
Gaza
Haimimarskjold
Mediterranean
Byrd Announces House Backing for Tax Extension to July 4 1958
Senate Finance Committee head Byrd said House leaders agreed to back a longer tax extension, aiming July 4 1958, to align with fiscal years. The House already voted to extend to April 1 1958, with potential revenue losses if Congress acts later. Secretary Humphrey offered no objection to the extension but cautioned final action by March 31. The plan keeps corporation rates at 40 percent on earnings up to 25000 and 22 percent on the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnanametun Icea
Byrd
D-Vn
Flouse
Finyegreed
Finance Committee
House
Conress
Jonger
Treasury
Humphrey
Byrd Bald House
Senate
Chicago Teens Named as Rising City Menace
A Chicago Crime Commission official warns of a growing juvenile gang problem as teen violence rises. The Juvenile Division cites 1966 crime totals including auto thefts, burglaries and robberies, with a surge in youths assaulting residents and causing hospitalizations. Police report several gang clashes and attacks at local spots, prompting concern over future homicide risk.
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Chicago
Walter Devereux
Ehilet
Chicago Crime Commission
Thin City
Dirrley
Edge Tay Davines
Clyn
Gynes Wenckid
Log book flaw emerges in Dr Bodkin Adams trial
At the Old Bailey nurse Catone Randall testified a page in a logbook for August 25, 1950 had been altered with green ink additions and two words crossed out. Prosecutors alleged the entries related to Edith Morrell’s death amidst the doctor’s murder case, while defense sought the disputed logbooks. The judge requested the logbook for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawld Whso
Thountry
Detainers Filed Against Check Writer in Area
Detainers have been filed against Howard and Emerson in TiMuwille Connesilt Lake Seger Town Hayfield Township and Oil City on charges of writing fraudulent checks. Emerson, last at East Aurora NC, pleaded guilty to one count of passing a worthless check when arraigned March 14 at Riceville. He was committed to jail in Meat Wile by default of 800 dollars. Authorities allege connections to other check cases in Evie County.
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Avestigaume Orovers
Howard & Emerson
Timuwille
Connesilt Lake
Seger ‘Own
Hayfield ‘Township
Oil City
Emerson
East Aurora
Riceville
Union City
Grr Valley
Ste
Robert Baker
William Brown
Roy T Anderson
William Novnik
New Conditta State Police
New York
Evie
Newsman Danilo J McAulitte Dies in New York Life
Danilo J McAulitte, prominent St Louis newspaper figure and later editor of a trade journal, served as president of the McAulite Agency Inc. He died Tuesday in New York, ending a career spanning journalism and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Danilo J McAulitte
St Louk
Air Trade Jouvensl
New York
Smd
McAulite Agency Inc
Torle Tire and Caavalry
Asus Ont
April 15 Deadline For City Wage Tax
April 15 is noted as the deadline for city wage tax filings. Local self employed individuals face filing forms for 1958 with an extra month granted to align with federal tax timing. The text discusses enforcement and how the tax will fund city and school district needs, including the split of proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtell
Collision Causes $525 Damage On Icy Area Pavement
Police report a two-vehicle crash on icy pavement near Wattsburg Route Ad involving Ronni Akurt and Walter Shrushner. Akurt, 21, suffered $178 damage while Shrushner sustained air bag or minor injuries and the other driver’s car was damaged beyond repair. Authorities investigated the southbound collision and noted icy roadway conditions.
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Pamse
Cuuye Ukine Corry
Nive
Ronni Akurt
Wattsburg
Walter Shrushner
Plitschuld
Wattsbury
Lam
Ste
Arushner
Patrulmn
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Brewster Sed
Senate Group
Pluarurghy
Feet Corp ‘Wilay
John W. Price Jr
Beymer Thomson
Abwerby Braddock
Dale William Carutis
Pekinitt Road
Bracken Ambulance
Falconer
Offie
Germany
Dem
Oren Tore Phe
Erie Sawyer
Wiley
Lowlatien
Lke
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