Local bids for city equipment filed at council meeting
Franklin State Equipment Co submitted the unofficial low bid of 3595 dollars to furnish gasoline driven air compressor and accessories. Meantime Connie's Bakery promoted fresh coconut macaroon specials at two locations. Chief Miller, longtime Kane police official, died after seven months ill health.
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Girl of 12 Withdrawn From Private School Over Proportions
A private school expelled 12 year old Suzanne due to her 35-24-36 measurements and perceived precocity. Headmistress Violet Twiss cited worldly outlook as a risk to classmates. Local paper published four pictures showing Suzanne in nylons, high heels, and a knee length dress.
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Hospital Admissions And Discharges Listed In Report
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 a m today lists admissions including Miss Alberta Armitage 434 South Center Street Mrs William Borsa 119 Sixth Street Sam Mariowity 122 Hast Man Mrs Gerry Stockton Jr Spit tansburg Mrs Lull Comes 151 Mott Street Miss Shirley Huff R D 1 Miss Allan Dunnewoldi Clymer Nancy 22 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Dingfelder Rev 1 Discharged include Mrs Fritz Rohde Spring Creek Jerry Rate R D 1 Miss Bylvia Williams 147 West Columbus Avenue Jean d year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Latos 1050 Mead Avenue Mrs Charles VanWinkle D 2 Kay S year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Olin Simmons 20113 Mead Avenue.
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Mount Carmel Signs Long Term Pact With Union
Mount Carmel plans a week of celebration after Thordarson Meissner Co. signed a five year renewal with International Association of Machinists Local 2042. The contract, effective May 14, expands the plant and adds a new product line while guaranteeing wage restraint in exchange for job security. The plant grew from 175 to 405 workers as sales rose about 20 percent to three million dollars. Workers will be paid in silver dollars totaling 27,000 coins weighing over a ton. Merchants will accept them at a 1.10 value.
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Pleven Seeks Premiership in France Amid Assembly Bid
Rene Pleven planned to appear before the National Assembly on Friday to secure confirmation as Franco's 25th postwar premier. He told President Rene Coty last night he believed he had enough support to form a cabinet and have it accepted.
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Rough Landing Ends Emergency Flight at Palm Springs Area
In California a helicopter rescue for 2 year old Frank Crouch after a nickel became lodged in his throat. The craft made a precautionary desert landing after four minutes of flight, the nickel dislodged and the boy began breathing again. He was taken to Riverside for hospital observation.
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Midnight rabbit hunter arrested in Baronburg Tr
Police chief James Grady reported the arrest of Clayton Woodson, 83, in a field behind the borough fire hall. Woodson was found using a bow and arrow to hunt rabbits at night within Butler County, receiving fines of 65 dollars.
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Bus Strike Drags On In London No Settlement Seen
Londoners faced continued disruption as a city bus strike entered its third day. Commuters walked and used the subway amid ongoing stoppage with no sign of a settlement.
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Senate Probes Ad Swindle In Union Publications
Senate probers called for testimony on an alleged swindle tied to advertisements in union sponsored publications. Chairman Johnny McClellan described the scheme as extortion and noted misappropriation of funds meant for the New York federation, with Philadelphia witnesses asked to buy favorable ads. Benjamin Lapensohn, a former Teamsters officer, allegedly handled the ads for the groups.
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London Lavatory Case Sets Damages Share
Mrs Bilesa Sayers remained trapped in a London loo until rescue. The Court of Appeals apportioned 75 percent of damages to the Harrow Urban District Council for a jammed lock, while noting the claimant contributed 25 percent by stepping on a revolving toilet roll.
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Farmer killed as mine explodes near Clearfield
Michael Smith, 41, of La Jose, was killed in a blast today at a small nine foot deep mine on his farm 30 miles southwest of Clearfield. His brothers in law Jack and James Smith, of La Jose, were nearby. the blast occurred as he entered a room for dynamite. Injuries to others were reported as minor.
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Marlow Looks At Todays News by James Marlow
James Marlow surveys current events and notable headlines, offering brisk observations across politics society and global affairs with a columnist’s concise viewpoint and recognizable voice.
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Eisenhower Faces Big Defense Spending Dilemma
Washington weighs whether cutting defense to pay for disarmament could be balanced with a stalled foreign aid program. He notes past five years see defense costs near 200 billion and a 40 billion request this year, linking jobs and industrial output to mutual security aid while warning of economic disruption if a large scale cut or halt occurred.
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Red Planes Arrive In Indonesia
A wartime report states communist jets and bombers have arrived in Indonesia. Sources say May developments will bring allied action against rebels in North Celebes as Jakarta prepares an invasion siege. Premier Djuanda indicates forces from central Simali will shift east to Turonesia to quell resistance.
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