Fragmentary Senate Action Signals Fiscal Debate
A garbled passage references a senate session, a funding bill, and a committee vote of 149 to 36. The text mentions figures like Ridgway and Ridgway and hints at war, taxes, and a public or private committee proceeding. The OCR yields unclear terms and place names such as Pennsylvania and New.
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Tankers Collide and Burn in Delaware River Toll Mounts
Two loaded tankers the A Dodge and the Michael collided and burned in the Delaware River about 20 miles south of Wilmington Del Eight are dead and eight are missing as the toll of the accident rises The Dodge crew of nine men losses include most of the fatalities The Michael had two men missing with the ship caught fire near the same area as a prior collision involving the P Hayes owned by Ira Bushley and Sons of New York
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Flatley Moves to Suspend Erie Officer Ahead of Hearing
Mayor Thomas Flatley announced the impending suspension of Erie Police Officer Andrew Wilder West for alleged corruption in the police department. The action comes before a public hearing at City Hall and follows previous disciplinary incidents and a firearms matter.
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Hearing Set On Police Department Scandal At City Hall
At 10 40 A M tomorrow City Hall will host a police department scandal hearing with Mayor Platley directing the agenda. West Staszewski Donahue Inspector Jack Martin and other officials are listed as witnesses as investigators weigh a grand jury option.
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Tightened races for nominations across parties and states
The Associated Press notes tightened party nominations as delegates convene in Hartford and Chicago. Eisenhower nears Taft in the Republican count while Kefauver and Russell vie for second in the Democratic tally. Texas factions split with walkouts and independent delegations forming amid shivers backing Russell.
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Reds Thrown Off 3 Korean Hills
U.S. Eighth Army reported three Reds driven from three hills near Karunupo on the Korean front. Allied tanks hit enemy tankers and pillboxes while artillery emplacements and communication trenches were damaged. Casualties reported in remote westerly sector.
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CLAIMS RED FORCES IN KOREA DOUBLED SINCE JULY
Lord Alexandre said Communist forces in North Korea have nearly doubled since talks began in July. He estimated about one million troops now, up from just over 500,000, with most reinforcements coming from China. He noted the lull allowed reorganization and mobilization. Also reports MPs nominating delegates in Tennessee and Alabama.
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UN to Set Ceiling on Armed Forces Agreement
The Western powers and three major nations agreed to cap armed forces at four million each, with the Soviet Union and China contributing thirds, and a UN arms delegation tasked with preventing violations and coordinating a broader disarmament effort. Russia’s demand for a one third reduction was noted, but no immediate enforcement was decided, pending assent by all parties.
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Vincent Wins Unopposed to Lead Pennsylvania Federation
Mrs Artur P Vincent of Slippery Rock was elected president of the Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs after being nominated without opposition to succeed Mrs Carrie Schaolot Brie. The appointment followed an automatic nomination yesterday.
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