Eisenhower Defends Air Force Budget as Nation Remains Cautious
President Eisenhower told the nation that 60 cents of every defense dollar will go to air power, promising continued strong Air Force funding. Republicans praised the plan while Democrats criticized cuts from Truman era goals and questioned the defense strategy.
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Eisenhower
AIR Force
Associated Press
Washington
Vhotey
Alix
Congress
Len Humphray
D-Ming
Unis Group
Sen
Symington D-Mos
Senate
Laver Thie Wen
AFL Consider Break With Ike at Strategy Meeting
AFL Executive Council meets amid grumbling over Republican policy and labor moves. The panel weighs action on Taft Hartley changes and the tainted International Longshoremen’s Association, with George Meany criticizing the administration and pledging to advance a liberal political program.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Republicare
Tafts
Hartley
Btve International Longstoremen's Association
TLA
ATL Coun
Tie Tla
New York Crime Commission
ILA
Pittsburgh Mayoral Races Signal GOP Power Shifts
In Pittsburgh and surrounding areas, Malone faction victory signals party control showdown. McArdle led Fine slate, Joe Kane backed by allied groups, amid a crowded field. Bethlehem and McKeesport also see contested races with incumbents and party figures prevailing.
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Associated Press
Sittsburght
Republican Frees
Fine
Todiay
Pittsburgh
Ones
David Be Lawrence
Marlo Bove
Sorken
Wales
Pitsburgh
Leonard P. Kine
Atta
Joseph A. Me
Arcilé
Kane
Allegheny County
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Peter Scapes
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Andrew J. Jakoman
McKeesport
Thomas J. Heatherington
Charles Kincaid
Harry Heney
Abe T. Daniels
Connellsville
Jamey H. Luckey
Melvin
Hoover
Hasleton
Henry Dietrich
Bleachers Rented for Mead Park By Association
Directors of the Mead Park Association held a session to discuss improvements and approved renting bleachers for the summer months at 200 per koma, handled by Merrill Patterson. Louis Sears reported Connell's revision and was advised to pursue the Pennsylvania Electric Company. The group also discussed tennis facilities, potential softball conversion, asphalt work contracts, and bulletins repair.
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Mead Park Association
Merrill Patterson
Louis Sears
Connell
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Bullelirie
Excess Profits Tax Extension Fight Looms
President Eisenhower urged a six month extension of the excess profits tax and proposed four other tax steps in a national radio address. He called for high revenue, opposed immediate personal income tax cuts, and offered balanced measures including no change to social security rates. Congress reaction was wary with doubt over passage as details move to the chamber.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eiserhower
Congress
Eisenhower
Lettin
Car Collides With City Truck at Center and Bond
A vehicle driven by William P Waterhouse 17 struck a city department truck at Center and Bond streets while both were moving north The impact pushed the truck through the intersection into a tree Waterhouse said he looked away for a moment and the light changed to red A police estimate puts damage to both vehicles in the several hundred dollar range Ovey Brower Streets Commissioner was unharmed and Waterhouse faces a citation
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William P. Water
House
LY East Smith
City 5 Department
Bond Streets
Ovey Brower
Waterhouse
Armitage Appeals 70 Court Decision On Farm Price
Harold Armitage files appeal in prothonotary’s office challenging damages from a school condemnation. He seeks 90 000 instead of the 22 000 awarded by viewers for 10 acres of land a two story dwelling and a dam part of a 40 acre tract used for a new Corry Arey High School. The court proceeding is set for fall with potential appeal on another property figure by the school committee.
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First Ward
Harold Armitage
Jolgee
Waxehook
Mithorides
Pew Corry Arey High School
Wea
Frank Renzi
Directors Re elected at Coveys Innestown Mta Corp Meeting
Directors and officers of Coveys Innestown Mta Corp were reelected at a meeting in Jamestown New York. David A Hillstrom reported on 1952 operations with plans for the year ahead. Officers elected include Hillstrom as president, Hillstrom as vice president, C A Hillstrom as VP and assistant GM, Mary Helen Williams as secretary, Harmison Keppel as treasurer, and Ralph B Larson as VP in charge of sales. All directors listed as from Corry.
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Coveys Innestown Mta. Corp
Antal
Maa
Edna F. Bracken
Long Belt
Cal
Mies
Agnes H. Benander
Arimueirw
Mass
Barbara Treat
Tint City
David A. Hillstrorm
Chun J. Hillstrom
B. Armolr
H. Harmison Keppel
Ralph B. Larson
Soln
Roy A. Edgren
Miss Benander
Youth Faints After Fall at Corry Senior High School
Theodore Vanderhoff Jr of Wp suffered head injuries after fainting and falling down stairs at Corry Senior High School. He was admitted to the hospital at 10:20 p.m. for observation. officials noted spells over the past year and unspecified injuries.
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Corry
Lisis Meraite
Theodore Vonnerhorf
Schou
Broly Hanes
Theodore Vanderhoff Sr
Township School Board Faces Court Over Dismissal Inquiry
In Uniontown Pennsylvania the Seer Board studied a county court order telling seven members to show cause why they should not be disensified. About twenty taxpayers yesterday asked the court to dismiss the board for buying supplies for school repair and equipment without advertising for bids.
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Seer Board
Uniontown
Limernck Township
Trenty
Rural Corry District Voting Trends Highlight Local GOP and Dems
Voters in Spring Creek Waywe Township and Concord Township report turnout with GOP and Democratic contests shaping the Corry district race. Notes mention candidates like Ewing and Dalley in local directorships, and a tally of 194 voters with 122 Republicans and 32 Democrats across surveyed precincts.
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Waywe
Sricidel
Ewing Ewig
Life Refibvlicans
Berm
Dokin KelMier
Ewing
Ralph Dalley
Dewvoerstic
Republicavis Arid
Two PRR Trains Come Off June In City Incident
Public utility commission granted permission for two PRR trains to be removed after a 40 day waiting period. Post office operations at the Gallery Post Office salet moved as mail sorting continued and highway trunk service expected to carry much of the mail.
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Tite & Uye
Forlay Witt
Tnrkpy
Janel Pennisy Warsi Fatimarl
Linder He Siemutine
Piphl
Superitendent
Coe Maveh
Piohul
Alw
Uity Commission
Piphi
Gaery
Servier
Uns Post
Floes Rathier Thal: Eh Reuse
Nilivek
Mare
Stig
Unidentified Planes Bomb Allied Positions
The Eighth Army said four unknown planes dropped bombs and strafed behind Allied lines. Nine troops were killed or wounded. The report does not identify the planes’ nationality or origin.
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Eighth Army
Roberts and Jiuliante Vie in Fall Election
Judge Samuel J. Roberts wins Republican nomination for a four year term. Jesse Jiuliante tops the Democratic nomination by under 3,000 votes. Sheriff contender Terilly secures GOP nod. other local races include William Lilipnbere and Elizabeth Kine contesting for a supervisory post. Roberts leads in Democratic-leaning counties as Jiuliante trails by about 7,000 votes locally.
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Jesse Jiuliante
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Contes Lit Terilly
Pru Bubball
Uptil Avil Schwinett
William Lilipnbere
Elizaneh
Ingby
Kine
Lesher Mimner
Franke Elon
Thomas McGarry
Bixvy
George Byabondey
Rial
Lo Minor
Tims Astley
Shea
Gattian
Auioviey Jiuliante
Wast
Proposal to limit presidential power over economic controls
The Senate defeated a proposal to grant the President emergency powers to clamp off economic controls for BP days. The vote tally was 5-81 as key Republicans and Sen Byrd offered the amendment. The President had not requested the freeze power but indicated willingness to accept it. Pennsylvania Republicans supported the proposal alongside Sen Marlin and Sen Dulf.
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Sen
Byrd
D-Wva
Marlin
Dulf Ayant
Communities flip on wet dry issue in 13 counties
In Harrisburg area reports, 13 communities change sides on beer and liquor referenda. County results show towns like Huntingdon Akron Greenewood and West Nutimem voting to permit beer and ale sales with certain restrictions. Final outcomes indicate a mix of approvals and denials across multiple townships and boroughs.
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Associated Press
Harrishurg
Fenne Lolly Ag
Uh Vow al Veri Sale UK
Wilers
Mhely
Huntingdon
Akron
Lancashey Couns
Tiwerlip
Chester County
Cwoene
Greenwend
Cochin
Falinwildip
Crawford County
Blur Covniy
dtGw
Butler
Saxton
St. Ghrelin
Bedforet
Forest
Opimnicy
Providence Township
Lathrive County
Darlington Township
Beaver County
Wit
Police clock multiple cars at speed on Route 22
Harrisburg court upheld fines for two Waynesboro men Howard Goldsmith and Ferry Pell Jr who denied traveling 85 mph when caught by state police trailing two cars on Route 22 last October. Judge Homer Krelder presided.
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Harrisburg
Paphin County Court
Homer TD
Krelder
Howard Goldsmith
Ferry Phell Jr
Waynesboro
Here
Siamese Twins’ Condition Improves in Nova Scotia
In Iver ness Nova Scotia a Canadian baby held with a Siamese twin showed signs of improvement after doctors at Halifax Children’s Hospital reported the infant brighter today. Earlier they warned the child was not doing well and distressed.
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Iverness
N. S
Ronald Ritchie
Children's Hospital
Halifax
Max Wyrwas
Ritchie
Kinley Loses City Contest By Decisive Edge
The Republican mayoral race in the city ends with Kinley ahead by 265 votes among 1 641 GOP voters. Democratic figures show Burney leading the county slate. overall turnout reaches 9 018 Republicans with 1 195 voting.
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Kinley
Myre Winley
Cherry
Bo Binley
Jamesiyles
Burney
Mindidam
Iranian press notice from conflict area faces another month
An Associated Press correspondent reports from Tehran discussing a protracted border situation. The note indicates coverage will continue for another month, with on the ground conditions and potential developments to follow.
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Tehran
Iran
Mare Pussitio
Tra Iraak
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