Knowland attack signals budget clash in 1960 race
The piece notes Senator Knowland criticizing Eisenhower’s 72 billion dollar budget and calling for at least a three billion dollar cut. It observes party dynamics, Nixon’s role as a key ally, and hints at Knowland’s possible 1960 presidential bid while contrasting Barkley’s leadership to the need for an administrative spokesman.
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Willi F. Knowland
Eisenhower
Senate
Republican Finance
Knowland
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Democratic High Command
Congress
White House
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Iate
Alben W. Barkley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Barkley
Local Erie Clock Ends Daylight Time Early This Year
The Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce board voted to end Daylight Saving Time on Sunday September 29 returning to Standard Time a month earlier this year aligning with Ohio sentiment. John Bowman reports Greveland and other Ohio cities also end DST in September while New York will stay on Daylight Time through October.
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Erie
Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce
John Bowman
Ohio
Greveland
New York State
Pitcher Verdion Law’s Son Survives Ant Poison incident
Law's son, child of Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Verdion Law, was treated at South Side Hospital after swallowing ant poison found in the kitchen. Doctors reported the boy responding to treatment as his father prepared to face the Braves in Milwaukee.
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Memories of Corry May 1937 and Senate court plan
Washington reports Postmaster General Farley leading a push to expand the Supreme Court from nine to fifteen members. A benefit tug day for Corry Hospital drawn praise by the Ladies Auxiliary, Girl Scouts, and nurses. Strong opposition voiced at Odd Fellows gathering in Titusville against consolidating old folks homes.
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James A. Farley
Supreme Court
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Joest Institution
Harrigan
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Suet
Girl Scouts of the
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Corry
Meadville Institution
Odd Fellows Association
Pennsylvania
Titusville
First central labor meeting held in this city
A crowd of working men gathered at the Splesman block hall for the citys first central labor meeting yesterday evening. The Phopeline department and peace officers are urged to act against Wanlelabs who have begun spoiling gardens and private property. A barn fire on Elk Street noon burned two ponies owned by John Hill and damaged the property of Hil John Linegdo and Harry Darling, all Corry High School students, who have been accepted for the Naval Reserve.
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Phopeline
SOFLS
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Elk Street
Hil
John and
William Linegdo
Harry Darling
Corry High School
Naval Reserve
Weekend visits and local school trips across several towns
Ravelin Hill and Yaples families visited relatives in Lansirng Michigan while Clayton Redding did chores. Local sixth graders from Clymer Central School toured Erie by bus with teachers. Other residents attended funerals, hospital visits, and social gatherings. A gold Buddha statue stands 60 percent in a Bangkok temple.
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Burt A Yaples
Waterford
Burr A Yaples Jr
Lansirng
Mich
Clayton Redding
Yaples
Howard Way
Graydon Sweet
Clymer Central School
Erie
Ethel Lockenhouse
Alice Peterson
Clymer’ Central School
Erie Wednesty
Good
Carlsson
Harold Sweet
Alonzo Manges
Corry
Otto Green
Johnny Peiffer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Reece McDonald
Isabelle Burdick
Alton Burdick
Gallup
Ten Hagen Hardware
Clymer
Richard Goggin
Dennis
Robert White
Thrill seeking youths wreck stolen car in Union City
Two Erie boys aged 12 and 13 were jailed in Union City after abandoning a stolen car near the Pennsylvania Railroad. They were picked up by Casper McBride of Meadville after hitchhiking, then turned over to Police Chief Robert Behan. The youths said they had left home, spent the night near Lake Pleasant and South Gore roads, and planned to go to Warren. McBride reported minor damage to his car.
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Union City
Pennsyvania
Mill Village
Casper McBride
Meadville
Pit
Union City Chute Co
Robert Behan
Behan
Lake Pleasant
South Gore Roads
Warren
McBride
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