Continue Probe Of Military Purchases Recalls Seeker Of Contracts
Senate investigators heard more on alleged cash payoffs and favors tied to military procurement. Witnesses spoke of a woman contract officer, gifts including a home freezer and lingerie, and $50 bills to a Navy inspector who denied bribes. Marvin Rubin, a contract seeker for garment makers, again denied being an influence peddler and described $30 to $50 payments as loans to Julius Goldman for advance work on a Navy project with Ansonia Garment Co.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marvin Rubin
Senate Inovestications
Rubin
Subcommittee
McClellan
D-Ark
Julius Goldman
Goldman
Ansonia
Garement Co
Robert P. Kennedy
Mella Hort
Hd Bonita Orignals, 116
New York City
Winners Named In Columbus Voting
Columbus Township records show a total of 195 votes on Tuesday with Republicans leading 100 to Democrats 96. School director nominees include Democrat Rltford Canter 72 and John Zamborlk 77, Republicans Miller 78 and Dan Taggart 07. Justice of the Peace winners were Frank Botts Democrat 82 and Patricia Fargo Republican 56. Pittsburgh bound Louise Wichels of Beaver, a senior at Grove City College, won a Pennsylvania Library Association Scholarship entitling partial tuition to Carnegie Library School.
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Columbus
Pittsburgh
Miso Louise Wichels
Beaver
Grove City College
Pennsylvania Library Association
Miss Nichols
Curenie Library School of
Carnegle Tnalthte of Technology
Eisenhower Vetoes Postal Worker Pay Raise
President Eisenhower today vetoed a bill to raise the pay of about 500000 postal workers by an average of 8.6 percent. He cited potential discrimination and administrative problems as well as the higher taxpayer burden, urging Congress to rework postal pay legislation promptly.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
Industry Seeks New Expansion as Shortages Hit Metals
Shortages of aluminum copper and nickel persist despite diversions to industry rather than defense stocks. Officials mull expanding capacity as demand from mills rises for the September quarter and allocations tighten supply amid potential midyear strikes and price rises.
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Associated Frees
Washington
National Defense
Eveii Cement
Milla
Arthur
Flemming
Ats
Ibasic
Defense and Commerce Departments
Bathiehem
Nome
Flood Threats Ease For Three Texas Cities
Heavy rain battered Texas Oklahoma and Colorado with up to 16 inches in 14 hours yet flood threats subsided as storms moved on. No injuries reported though several highways were washed out and towns faced rising water and evacuations in Ballinger Brady and Eyptland Texas.
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Texas
Okahoma
Colorado
Ballinger
Brady
Eyptland
Tex
Uiey
Oklahoma
Temple
Welirika
Lawton
Frederick
Commarché
Walters
Phils
Enstland
Wichita Falla
Wells
Dallas- Fort Worth
San Antonio
Melkant
Colordo
Findley Lake deer meat case prompts settlements
State game protector John Zents pursues an investigation into deer meat possession linked to Findley Lake area residents. W L Health of Findley has paid 27.50 in a compromise settlement, not a criminal action, while Walter Sheldon also made a settlement.
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Pracy Lake
John Zents
New York State
Zents
Chautauqua County
W. L. Helth
Findley
Inke
A. Ray Perkins
Mayville
Perkins
Keith
Walter Sheldon
RD. 1
Sherman
Lement Keith
Cape
Aero Supply Plant Lays Off Workers Amid Contract Curb
Willim Coleman, president of Aero Supply Co, announces furloughs for 6 workers at the Mtj plant as government orders and halted productions hurt demand. He cites about one third drop in yearly output and notes some office and shop staff receive notices while hope for a temporary layoff lingers.
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Plath
Aero Supply Mtj Co. Tae
Fourth Ward
Willim Coleman
Coleman
Aero
Utmt
Wyeth vaccine probe yields no criticism found
AP News Briefs report Wyeth in UW and National Institutes of Health inspectors found no manufacturing or process criticisms after tours. Separate items note a deadly Warsaw theater fire injuring hundreds, a shark incident near Mania with multiple missing and injured, and a Korean pipeline explosion killing and injuring residents.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Wyeth Latvninitories
Tne
UW. 8
Wyeth
Pennsylvania
Boxer Har old Johnson Declines Doctor Before Bout
Philadelphia boxer Harold Johnson testified to the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission that he refused a doctor before his bout with ill o Mederon. He collapsed in the ring in the second round and received a TKO. Johnson said he fell ill before the fight and officials showed he was argued. Albany fire destroys central New York Central Main Bridge over the Hudson River in Rensseloey area.
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Philadelphia
Harold Johnson
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Johnson
Illo Mederon
Tolind
Athletic Commission
Albany
N.Y
New York Central Railroad
Rensseloey
Polio Cases Reported In State By Health Department
News record notes eight new poliomyelitis cases in the state as the Health Department updates totals through mid May. Officials cite vaccinations and federal review, while doctors report vaccination status and counterclaims about unconfirmed cases.
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Frese Naprisburg
Heal
H Department
Venterday
Salle Aaylpolipytouine
Witton
Eynes
G. Winfield Virnail
Harts Bure Hospital
Nationa
Sears Opens Curry Store
Sears opens a new Curry catalog sales outlet with ribbon cutting by Mayor Earl Ghierry. The store at Morty Griter and Washington Streets offers thousands of Sears items and services, including home delivery and a budget shopping option. Staff include James M Helxner as manager with a large team assisting customers.
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Curry
Earl
Sears
Phw
Costomira
James M Helxner
Name proposals for new three-district elementary school
Concord Wayne Elgin officials seek a name for a 12 room elementary building near Spencer School. Suggested options include Concord Elain Wayne School and Sieneve School with Inter-Stedperond as a proposed combined name.
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Concord
Wayne Townships
Elgin
Spencer School
Ieee
Hints of Russian trap in Asia raise Senate concern
Senator Humphrey warns Moscow may use covert actions to influence Southeast Asia and keep Koreas quiet while pressuring China and Formosa. He urges re evaluation of US policy and cautions against appeasement in talks with Soviet leaders. He cites possible infiltration strategies and criticizes aid to nations trading with Communist China.
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Humphrey
Europe
Presa Washington
Simn Humphrey
D-Marin
Southeast
Spectweiiier
Waislona
Burope
Senate Foreign Relations
Gomimliter
Asti
Vio Jence
Kormoed
Asie
Ali
Far East
Alteck
Formosa
Korea
Eisenhower
Premiiers
Russia
Beitalis
Fearce
Kinephawer
Ben
McCarthy
R-Win
Wald Jin
Riketlower Telensedt
Wight
Relevan
UE Organizer Names More Reds
A long-time organizer for the United Electrical Radio and Machinists Workers Union is named as a former official tied to the Communist party. Ernest Charles Moyer of Fairville, pointed out by a Senate subcommittee, denies current ties but is identified as a former staff representative for United Steel Workers and ex-Communist engineer. The hearings discuss measures to bar suspected communists from defense plants. Also noted is the death of Connellsville city solicitor J. Kirke Rewer, 72, a native of Thurmont and former official in DeGo Geumpler’s circles.
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Pree Washington
United Electrical, Radio and Machinist Workers Union
Senate
Ernest Charles Moyer
Fuitil
GTO i i
Communist Party
Tne
Epsterts Peuinsylvania
Rinlph de Hellamyer
Herman E. Thoms
FBI
Communit Party
Connellsville
J. Kirke Rewer
Conselikyille
Nileforte
Hines
Thuirmont
Mud
Wais Prvaidint
United Pocahontes Con Go
Geumpler
W. Va
Trumogg
Torrunde Suite Hospital
Serum program delayed amid budget battles in Congress
House group trims subsidies requests for ships and airlines as the Appropriations Committee completes budget figures. The committee proposes higher fines for the Commerce Department while reducing others, with allots and revisions pending Senate action and presidential signoff.
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Washington
Mouse Appropriations Committee
Thaly
Ald Tk
Jess Hart
Kirnhower
Thin
Lota
Gcommerce Dapartment
The
Senate
Soviet planes rival US air power say intelligence official
Brig. Gen. Woodbury McBirren, deputy chief of intelligence for the Continental Air Defense Command, warned at Selfridge Field that Russia may have parity or superiority in fighter and bomber development. He cited two new bombers and intercontinental models, with four engines and counterrotating propellers, and noted U.S. production lags behind Russian advances. He indicated Russia could field stronger forces near Moscow as May Day military displays were planned.
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Air Force
Rusalina
Woodbury Mc Birrens
Tut
Univelligence
Continental Air de
Rtwsian
Selfridge Fietch
Burges
Biles
Defense Department
Russia
Moscow
Washington
No Draft Inductions in Corey District for July
For June there were no inductions or pre induction medical exams scheduled in the Corey district. The local call will occur in July with ten youths to be called into the armed services soon.
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Innounns
Nusva
Armed Services
Corey
Supplies Held by Doctors Getting Scarce
No further release expected for several days due to a confusing situation. Dr Scheele offered no explanation as authorities plan another review of the unclear picture surrounding the supply hold.
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Scheele
Scientists Seek Improved Way to Study Protocols
Washington reports a cloud over the anti polio inoculation program as a public health panel delays further vaccine releases for several days. Officials seek better methods to study inoculation protocols while investigations assess vaccine safety and effectiveness amid ongoing testing and regulatory review.
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Leonard A. Behiede
Companiee
Public Health Service
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Mh Lilly& Co
Incinninpolta
Atrésnni
Parke, Davis
Wyeth, Inc
Marietta
Pitman-Moora Co
Zionville
Ind
Sharp & Doling
Tie
Philadelphia
Hewitt Sevice
Gald Povernment Aétentiste
Bert
sIitias
Memorial Day Ceremony Plans for Mead Park
Advance plans detail a Memorial Day service at Mead Park on May with Rev Hugh Williams to deliver invocation and ministerial remarks. Civil Defense Auxiliary and Navy Mother Auxiliary will direct activities. Houghton named master of ceremonies. a large flag and platform gift from A Zulaiee. meeting attendees include city officials and veterans groups.
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Warnrn Ek von
Hugh
Bane
Mead Park
Guthalio
Bnodie Ton
Civil Defense
Brunuel Roberts
Dtv
Houghton
Ceremion
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