Dewey Rebuffs New York Delegates At Nomination
New York Republicans heard Thomas Dewey tell their seventh district delegation not to vote for him at any point in the nominating process. Dewey repeated his support for Eisenhower as the GOP candidate this year, as West Virginia’s primary looms and Eisenhower gains limited delegation strength.
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Olio
Gen Diigh
Paris
Tom Connally
Texas
Congress
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Aljey
Hartford
Connally
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Connalvee
Eisenhwer
Richard Russell
Georgia
Riventhower
Russell
Truman
Democratic Party
Jt Vine
Burnet Maybank
Bruth Carolina
Walter George
Harry Byrd
Virglnia
Dspute
Pepo
Nevada
Albert Wedemeyer
Taft
GOP
Eigenhower
Minolk Democrats
Adioi Stevenson
Stevenson
Thomas Dewey
Advance Plans For Opening Of New Erie Depot
Thomas McGinnis of the Salamerca division and George Frank of public relations met with Gerry Chamber of Commerce leaders to advance plans for the Erie depot opening on May 28. A 70 foot motorized train will tour the city to publicize the event, with displays at the Jamestown office building and National Bank. A guest list of 44 from local business and industry will attend a lapwheel following the program at 12 20. A luncheon will be served and a wheel logo shown. A meeting was called to revive the Weather Machines Bureau at the chamber’s May 25 session.
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Salamerca
Erie Bullrow
George Frank
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Publicelations
Gerry Chamber of Commerce
Paaleenter
Co. Jamestown
The
National Bank
David Livigeston
Robert Tunnell
Wetail Michmes Bureau
Stewart Long
Repair begins on carrier Wasp as Hobson disaster probes
Bayonne N J today reports the carrier Wasp undergoing a massive bow repair after a collision with its sistership Hormel. The destroyer minesweeper Hobson sank with 116 crewmen lost. Navy inquiry begins into the mid Atlantic incident.
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Bayonne
Tephae
Carvier Wasp
Hormel
Wasp
Navy
Hobson
Hlornet
Father of slain man files damage claim
New York. Arnold Schuster's father, Max Schuster, Brooklyn store proprietor and administrator of the son's estate, filed a $500,000 damage claim against the city alleging negligence. The son, a 24 year old pants salesman in his father's store, was shot to death near his Brooklyn home on March 8.
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New York
Sisin Arnold ‘Schuster
Max Schuster
Brooklyn
Government OKs Increases in Food Prices
Associated Press reports the government may approve higher price orders for many grocery items including coffee, crackers, canned fruits, vegetables, and meats. Officials study margins and aim for a level to ease inflation. impact would reach chains, independent stores, and wholesalers as data finalizes.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Lind
Political Fix In Bribe Case Ties Police Brass
New York reports alleged bribery links tied to police officials as Barry Gross testifies about paying officials and erasing records. He names William P. O'Brien, August Flath, and William Whaten as top officers involved, surprised they were not indicted earlier.
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New York
Barry Ross
Ruth
Brooklyn
Mitny
Fies Gross
Gross
Srovs
Perest
School to teach presidents how to behave on TV
Washington opens a school for presidency seekers with private instruction in how to behave on television. Would be senators are invited. Billy Wood, director of TV news for Columbia Broadcasting System in Washington, organized the course.
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Washington
Billy Wood
TV News
Columbia Broadcasting System
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Corry Reports Low Fire Hazards in City Inspection
Corry showed up Joey Well with an average of 29 fire hazards per building versus a town average of 2. Daniel Pastorius of the Five Saitty swaciaton announced the onediy inspection covered 145 business properties and public buildings. The real results will show in a year as fines and improvements are expected from the full year, officials said.
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Daniel Pastorius
Pastorius
Lawrence Douglas
Escellent Manne
Iuniynee Bompany
Roy
Ind
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VanderBeck
Art O. Burgess
John Hoffman
J. Fred Kinsley
Adililion
Piimendattor
Stanford Hose Comany
CWA
Mic Sotran
C K Murray Speaks on Safety at Navy Base Program
C K Murray of Pennsylvania’s Area of Highway Safety will represent the commonwealth at a five day safety instruction program at the Philadelphia U S Naval Base. He will discuss PA efforts to promote safe driving and how the state cooperates with military authorities to reduce traffic injuries and fatalities among Navy personnel. The event at the Fourth Naval District HQ involves multiple states and aims to lower collision damage and death toll from traffic mishaps.
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Commonwealth
Philadephia U.S. Naval Base
Murray
TE. Transkin
Nava Bi Irik
Ohio
New
Delaware
Sylvania
Niews
Navy
Former LIU Player Goldsmuth Pleads Guilty in Bribery Case
New York court records show Jackie Goldsmuth a former Long Island University basketball star pleaded guilty to two counts of bribery in a college corruption scandal. General Sessions Judge Paul S. Streit ordered the 32 year old held without bail pending sentencing on May 28.
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Fixer
NEW York
Aer
Long Island University
Jackie Goldsmuth
General Sessions
Paul S. Streit
Ok Military Pay Increases Spark Senate Action
President and Congress reach a compromise on military pay raises. The plan adds 4.84 percent base pay increases and special allowances but faces resistance from some lawmakers. Leaders aim to finalize the measure soon with veterans and active personnel in mind.
Truce Parleys Still Stalled In Korea
Negotiations at Panmunjom stall as North Korea and allied sides clash over prisoner repatriation. Brig Gen William P. Nuckols notes top official statements from the United States Britain and Canada. North Korea demands unconditional return of prisoners and rejects voluntary only terms. Talks set to reconvene tomorrow.
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Oves
Ie Wale
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William FP
Nuckols
Britain
Canada
Nsoreas
Narang
Panmunjam
Hy.m
Pridny
Truck Driver Hurt In Wreck In Corry
Malcolm Kyson aged 25 from Corry was the truck driver injured when his vehicle rolled near the Corry-Sliptonburg training area outside Corry. He was taken to Memorial Hospital. state police surveyed evidence and ruled potential vehicle loss of control as a contributing factor before the crash blocked the highway.
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Malcolm Kyson
Corry
Knken
Ene Corry
Ingttries
Corry-Spucctansbuirn
Kysor
Withor
Keith Orn
Renee Nita
Hosfital
Printers End Six-Week Strike at Rockford
Rockford printers end six week strike after a new contract settlement between AFL International Typographical Union and Rockford Consolidated Newsapers and Tie publishers of the Morning Star and Evening Register. CIO American Newspaper Guild reached agreement but was not involved in the dispute.
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Che Mening Star
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ITU
Judge Won't Rule on City Demurrer Plea in Civil Suit
Judge Swe Elmer Evans said he cannot rule on the city’s demurrer filed by City Solicitor Roger Brown in a suit brought by Carl Crosby and Chaves Thompson against the Pennsylvania Railway and the city. The plaintiffs seek 50 000 for one party and 80 000 for another over damages from a Fernroose incident, with the trial date set for October.
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Roger Brown
Carl Crosby
Bear Laka
Chaves Thompson
Corry
Pennsylvania
Beurke
PRN
Feraghie Tration Duunitagry
Thamipeorth
Hse Friis
Thampeos
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Nuwilgenes
Willesia
Getober
Air Force veteran shot during youth led hold up
An Air Force veteran Chester Rapes, 30, was wounded in a store hold up thwarted by a 15 year old Aub Gilbert Hawking, a ninth grade pupil, who admitted shooting after cornering him behind the counter. Hawking and a second teen fled, were later captured. A pistol with a broken trigger and a rubber band launcher was found on Hawking. Rapes remained in critical condition after emergency surgery.
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Philadelphia
Wyb
Air Force
Del
William Lindsay
Gilbert Hawking
Chester
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Rayba
Hawkins
Ray Ea
Red prisoners defy Ridgway release order
Red prisoners at a Korea POW camp refuse the order to free Brig. Gen. Francis E. Dodd. Allied and Army officials report the de facto standoff as 600 Communist captives hold Dodd and demand actions, while the or ganization of the camp clamps down with wire and guards. The Army declines to meet the protest, stating no release forthcoming.
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Tom
Firisan
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Urdey
Frais E Dodd
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Salson
Galkom
Ike Pays Farewell Isie To Norway
In Oslo General Dwight D. Eisenhower paid a farewell visit to Norway before returning to the United States. He arrived from Copenhagen where he spoke with reporters about Western defense needs and a proposed one billion dollar aid package. The trip ends his European command and positions him as a Republican presidential candidate.
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Oslo
Norway
Dwight D. Rivenhower
Rhenhower
Copenhagen
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Asia
Supreme Allied Command
Europe
Pine Grove Cemetery Association to Meet
Members of the Pine Grove Cemetery Association will meet at Brown and McKnight offices on South Center Street at 7 30 p m May 20. Five new directors will be elected and business will be transacted. Nominations must be filed with Secretary Dox Williams at least seven days before the meeting.
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