Farm Bill Advances to Senate After House Passage
The House approved the farm bill 314 to 78 after rejecting President Eisenhower's pay in advance proposal. The measure authorizes up to 1.0 billion dollars a year to farmers for taking land out of production and expands support for various crops while adding funds for disposal of surpluses and overseas shipments.
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Eisenhower
Senate
House
Elsenhower
Glmnok
Wil Bank
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Elenhower
Coupon Dealer's Lost Photos Spark Promoter's Legal Trouble
Miscast promoter Harold Kimball, linked to a Curtis Last-month coupon merchandising scheme, was arrested in Titusville and jailed in Ridgway. Victims claim he photographed them but never delivered prints. The Photographers Portrait Service filed a claim with Boston Post Office for the shipment to Kimball, while bonds were said to ensure restitution or delivery of the pictures.
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Harold Kimball
Curtis
Mowth Kimball
Titusville
Fie Wen
Mutherlfles
Hla
Hoiton
Boston
Kimbunit
Construction plan eyed for Rockfield Air Force Station
Warren Ohio resident Ron Coy seeks alibi review as Tow bid from Fag A0h appears for expansion of the operations building at Rockfield Air Force Station in Trimble County Ohio.
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Pultsburgh
We 2P
Ron Coy
Warren
Ohio
Hrockfield Air Force Station
Trimbunl County
Owig
Air Raid Siren Test Scheduled for Monday at 7 P.M
Civil defense officials announce a weekly air raid siren drill at 7 P.M. every Monday with two blasts followed by a ten minute pause. The test is designed to involve civilians while also monitoring plant operations and local indicators for safety preparedness.
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Civiliaiy Defense Organization
Xinen
Sid Io
Alten
Jordan River Dispute Key To Mid-East Peace
UN Secretary General Hammarskjold arrived in Rome amid talks on a conditional Arab Israeli cease fire pledge and a Jordan River project dispute. Lebanon Syria and Jordan pressed for assurances while Israel urged restraint and warned against Arab interference.
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Rome
Dig Hammarskjold
Tarael
Arnot
Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Restine
Jordan
Esraelis
Syria
Tordanaldo
Hammarsfjold
Hammarsiejeld
M S
New York
Higimirakjold
Security Council
Jordin
anji—Teraelt
UN Security Council
Apokcaman
Tsraeii
Jerusalem
Dordak
Corryite Leaves Neighbors 3000 Bequest Revealed In Will
A fragmented estate document shows Corryite leaving neighbors 3000 and distributing parts of a $26000 estate among multiple heirs including Mrs Harald Roberts 417 South South Street and Margaret Broderick. The will mentions several bequests including 200 to Northw St Josephs.
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Iuuty
East Houth Street
Taft
Neleh
Heghinte
Harald Roberts
Souih
Margaret Brodérick
Witt
Mee
aifferty-Iny
Annie
St.Josepin
Sewage Gas Escapes Cost City Over Seven Hundred
A mechanical defect at the new wastewater disposal plant caused a major sewage gas leak, costing the city over $700 in fuel and fuel-related expenses. The leak occurred after a storage tank roof edge leaked due to sludge pressure, displacing gas and prompting repairs and future fuel use.
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E Yeas
Thee
Ate Energy
Hus Bebe
Greg Brewer
Streets
J. Fred Kiniey
Lawrence Co-Nicholl
Kinley
Ben Williams
British Frogman Missing Feared Russian Prisoner
British diver Crabb disappeared April 19 after a cruiser visit to Portsmouth Hixbor. The Admiralty said Crabb, a former travel service member, is missing presumed drowned. rumors linked him to Russian capture amid wartime spy reports.
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Ogman
Russien “Sillers
Primiér Billysnin
Shrushchey
The
Daily Sketch
Ray
Cribh
Blonet
Buseter
Cribb
Imal
Ordzhonikidze
Grabb
Admiralty
Grub
Travil Sadvice
Delayed Execution of Slayer Faces Postponement
A failed execution date postpones the case of Slayer Gossard, convict in a sixteenth district crime. The state supreme court pending decisions keep the fate uncertain as legal channels review clemency and procedural issues affecting the June timetable.
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Hanbieburg
Fearry Gossard
Manly
Ux Appea
Call Off Plans For Gas Pump Station On Ravelin Hill
A $500000 pumping station project for the Tennessee firm Go Transmission on Ravelin Hill near Jamestown is halted. Back Brothers began excavating but plans slowed as rumors spread of a pipeline from Alberta Cassada linking fields to Tore Sunwin, while officials assess neutral factors.
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Ravelil
Back Brothers
Jamestown
Iwileh
Starl
Albertiy Cassada
Raven Hill
Niagara River
Cansei
Hue
Tennessee
Ike Clears Up Confusion On U S Air Power
President Eisenhower sought to reassure the nation that the United States retains the world’s most powerful air and naval forces despite discussions of Soviet progress. He noted interim delays in bomber programs but defended overall U S military strength and warned against overestimating Russia’s pace in intercontinental arms production.
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U.S
Jess Washington
Bleséphower
United
Stalet
Ebr Tull
Ebenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
TeMigh
Rissa
SAG
Benale Armed Services
Talook
LeMay
Risenholler
Benniné
Détmots
Jone
Défense Department
Ameron
Acton Whitney
Missing Item Report From Beaver County Police
Police noted a report of a theft valued at 3170.00 in Beaver, Pennsylvania. The case involves a man named Mank Wiltody and locations linked to Dr Mackilt’s home while the suspect was away on vacation.
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M. Mank
Wiltody
Ronis
Mackilt
Chotiner Faces Senate Inquiries Over White House Contacts
President Eisenhower aides scrutinize Murray M. Chotiner for possible ethics violations tied to his cases. He says he did not influence clients while two White House staffers reportedly made calls on cases he handled. Maxwell Rabb and Charles Willis Jr are named in the Senate probe context.
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White House
Murray M. Chotiner
Chotiner
Nixon
Beverly Hills
Calif
California
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
James C. Hagerty
Fisenhower
Prea
Hagerty
Choniér
White Hote
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate
Driger
Spb
Cho
Seven year old boy admits to multiple arson attempts
Tarentum Pa police questioned a 7 year old boy who admitted at least seven arson attempts in two weeks. One fire damaged a hotel showroom causing about 7000 dollars in damage. He used safety matches to ignite newspapers in garages and stores before fleeing. the youth remains in custody awaiting authorities.
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Gouth
Brackenridge
Shin Boy
Jiye
Glyn Apronalities Administration funds denial cited
The Glyn Apronalities Administration said it will deny federal funds for a metropolitan airport project. The notice highlights a controversial plan described as segregationist and tied to a broader effort to push back on federal support.
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Parhington
Glyn
Tasy NE
Pennsylvania teachers to get raise if stamp tax plan dropped
Democrats tie teacher pay hike to scrapping the 8 percent sales tax stamp plan. Senate Leader Dent says savings from eliminating the stamp approach could fund about 109 dollar bonuses for 60,000 teachers, with Gov. Leader signaling support. Conferees consider doubling lawmakers salaries and immediate pay boosts for officials.
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Senate
Dent
Pennsylvania
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Upd
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Renate
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Chambers of Commerce
Isa
Penn Students Jailed After College Riot
Philadelphia dispatch reports a spring prank at the University of Pennsylvania spiraled into a riot with about 500 students in Locust Street area. Police arrested more than two dozen students for disorderly conduct and breach of peace as fraternities were entered and items hurled toward officers.
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Pennnsylvania
Guy Hill
Bisy Locust Street
Gedrge Peters
Gene Gisburne
Gily Hall
Three Die of Gas Poisoning in Hastings Home
Police broke into a Hastings on Hudson residence last night and found three bodies a man his wife and his mother in law in a living room with a cocker spaniel among the scattered tropical plants. The scene suggested gas as the cause with bent ducts and closed doors noted.
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Hastings-On-Hudson
Tragic family deaths linked to carbon monoxide leak
A fatal CO poisoning occurred at a seven room Hastings home after Andrea Kaufman and others died from self inflicted exposure. James Huth and others survived as a father’s friend and housekeeper aided victims seeking help. Police probe continues into how the gas entered the house and who is responsible.
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Thorse
Aytf
Fie Crles
Nils Volts
Vohony
Simmax Tremen
Eleanor Sprague
Hutt
Botl
E Hastings
Joseph Trojok
Miu
Andrea Kaufman
Frank
Anna Retteg
Homse
Trojik
Expansion Of NATO Talks Focus On Political Economic Expansion
North Atlantic Treaty Organization foreign ministers met in Paris to discuss expanding NATO into political and economic fields. They planned a five member committee to draft broader proposals for the alliance beyond military aims and to report to the next council session in December.
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Imiarcow
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Taye
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Dulles Blan
Barkswird Countition
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Xome Mae World Organization
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Love
Britain
Iito
Alliaance
Three Canadian fishing tugs seized off Ashtabula shores
Canadian crews face charges as a patrol boat halted a tug near the Ohio border. Officials say authorities confiscated fish and towed the vessels to Wilton, with 16 crewmen detained in Ashtabula Harbor and charges pending for resisting arrest and related offenses.
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Ashtabula
Bill Farley
Ohlo Wildlife Division
Finley
Furley
Anil Podaesson
Man
Pales
Wutons
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