Democrats Move Toward Cooperation With Eisenhower
Democrats pledge to meet President Eisenhower more than halfway as they prepare to take control of Congress. Senate results show Neuberger defeating Cotton by about 2000 votes, creating a 48 47 1 Senate with Morse independ ent aligned with Democrats. House seats tally 232 203. Lehigh Valley orders 100 gondola cars from Bethlehem Steel to boost its freight fleet.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Austin
Sald
Oregon
Richard J. Neuberger
Guy Coton
Wayne Morse
Knowland
California
Morse
Eisen
Hower
Johnson
Democratic Congress
New York
Lehigh Vally Railroad
James J. Swift
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlhem
Johnstown
Crooner Loses Deportation Fight
Singer Dick Haymes lost his appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals against a deportation order. His attorney said further action will be taken in the Federal District Court in Washington. Haymes, 36, now resides in Crystal Bay Nevada, was ordered deported in March after an Immigration Service inquiry.
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Crooner
Associated Press
Washington
Dick Haymes
Board of Taimigration Appeals
Haymes
Crystal Bay
Nev
Federal District Court
Immigrations Service
Mendes-France asks confidence vote to push budget cuts
Paris premier Pierre Mendes France seeks a confidence vote to push through budget proposals cutting spending. The move targets a small increase for the Communications Ministry and marks his third such demand since taking office. The cabinet allowed him to pose confidence questions on major issues, including North Africa policy and a constitutional revision.
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Mendes-France
Associated Press
Paris
Pierre
North Africa
National Defense Council
Communications Ministry
Germany
Foreign Affairs Committee
Pierre Billotte
Assembly
Billotte
Jules Moch
Moch
Daniel Mayer
France
New York
U.N. Assembly
Two Families Hear From Missing Airmen in Korea
Two Minnesota families say their sons, T Sgt Howard M. Brown of St Paul and A2c Harry Benjamin Jr of Worthington, sent letters from Peiping in September stating they are alive but held by Chinese authorities as prisoners. The letters confirm they cannot smoke. The note cites a two year missing status since 1950.
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Asociaten Cross
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Howard M. Brown
Harry Benjamin Jr
Worthington
Peiping
Grand jury to hear Mayor Flatley bribery case amid gambling probe
Erie County grand jury hears Mayor Thomas W Flatley charged with accepting bribes conspiracy and oath violation tied to a gambling ring. Indictments name 26 others including ex police inspector John Martin and ex squad member Edward Camilli. Trial timing and testimonies remain under seal as prosecutors push swift action on multiple cases from October raids.
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Associated Press
ERIE
Erie County
Thomas W. Flatley
Damian MelLaughlin
Sid Pete Marty
Simone i
Erie County Land Jury
Grand Jury
John Martin
Viet Squad
Edward Camilli
Damian Mehwighhin
Theurisiss McLaughlin
Sid
Egan
Martin
McLaughlin
Shears
Corry
James LaJohn
Leo Kaminski
Raymond Aide Maloney Feted After 48 Years at Raymond Mfg
James Shike Maloney retired after 48 years at the Raymond Mfg Co plant. More than 50 coworkers gathered at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Club for a testimonial dinner. E Whittlesey recalled early years, presented a diary and award, while E W Felde and Ralph Glenn praised his career. A cash purse and a television set were given by coworkers and plant management.
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James
Shike" Maloney
Raymond Mfg. Co
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
E. Whittlesey
2Miloney
Raymond
Whittlesey
Hilary
Raymond Plant
Maloney
E. W. Feldé
Ralph Glenn
Tracy Whitehead
Meerlein
Hebblein
Set
Hoss Bailey
Joseph Pitcavage
Two State House Seats Remain Undecided
Harrisburg report shows two seats in the 1055 State House of Representatives undecided after preliminary counts in York and Luzerne. Absentee and military ballots from veterans may influence margins, with final tallies due by November 12 and returns due by November 22. Republican candidates Harry Butler and George Goodling face Democratic challengers in close races.
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York
Luzerne
Associated Press
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Teast
Luzerne Caun
Wargin
York County
George Goudling
Rich= yard
Ithe Leways
Eberman
State Election Bureau
Catty Bir Aus
Nude body of Norwood schoolgirl found in garage
Police report the 14 year old Geraldine Annese was found in a garage near her Norwood home. She had been stabbed and strangled with clothing torn away, the victim last seen at 10 p m with a school friend before vanishing.
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Norwood
Iniw
Ake
Aril
Atie Wan
Geraldine Annese
Life School
Iby
Joseph
Geraldine
Bruinette
Annere
Tn Girl Friend
Boston
Weidlein Receives Plaque for Pollution Studies
Dr. Weidlein, director of the Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh, is honored with a plaque recognizing his work against air pollution. He inaugurated a series of studies on smoke control in 1946.
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Los Angeles
R Weidlein
Mellon Institute
Pittaburgh
Weidlein
Democrats Plot Patronage Shakeup In Pennsylvania
State Chairman opposes replacing the Public Utility Commission with another body. Senator Burr says he will resist plans to end civil service protections for PUC staff and other state employees, warning of political maneuvering as Democrats seek control of agencies ahead of Gov. Lyall’s term. The piece notes projected turnover and the political stakes for 60,000 state workers, with many jobs tied to Republican patronage.
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Civil Service
Harhisbop
Joseph Mr. Burr
Elatematy
Jong
Hinds
Lyly AuRlle
Wim
Public Utility Commission
Burr
PUC
Senate
Hou
Thomas ©. Egan
Philadelphia
Egan
Marchington Adapis
Thene Welule
The
Milk Control Commission
Athletic Commissor
Board of Movie Tenor
Liquor Central Board
Board of Parole
Swearstsey Commission
Tax Equalization Board
Unemployment Compensation Board of Review
Civil Service Commission
Fat Commission
Game Commission
Blair Council of Civil Defense
Vilarie
Lowder
Barr
Wie
Bass
Two Minor Auto Accidents Reported in City
City police investigated two minor auto accidents on Mull Street and the intersection of Spring and Church streets. Harriet O Neil of Erie claimed the McKnight truck backed into her car and admitted fault. Beverly Cartitke and Karl Fredell, ages 25 and 60, collided at an east West street junction. Estimated damage placed at about $40 as roads were described slippery.
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Yeater
Mra
Harriet O'Neil
Erie
McKnight Brothers
Grove City
O'Neil
McKnight
Mull Street
Beverly Cartitike
East South Street
Karl Fredell
Beneun Street
Vredell
Savana Norte
Ore Spring Street
Carmrike
Church Street
Oliceta
World’s Fastest Seaplane Crashes in San Diego Harbor
The Coneville YFQV1 Sea-Dart, the world’s fastest seaplane, broke apart and burned in San Diego harbor minutes after takeoff. Pilot Charles Richbourg and spectator witnesses described the crash as investigators from the Navy search the harbor bottom for wreckage.
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Navy
San Diego
Vern
Heagland
Ban Diego
Cali
Coneville
Tvs
Charles EB. Richbourg
Margaret
Mia
Richbourgs
FH. Bingon
Bureau of Aeronautics
Convair
Richburg
New Jersey Vote Recount Looms After Impound Plan
In Newark and across New Jersey lawmakers debate impounding ballots as a potential recount looms in the Senate race. Republican leaders planned talks with Democrats on bipartisan action while the unofficial tally shows Charles F. Howell leading over incumbent Cuse as votes are rechecked.
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J. J
New Jersey
Democratic State Committee
Republican High Command
Newark
N. J
Republiesa Citfond
Génaret
Grover C. Richman
Alu
George FW. Brunner
Casualties in Tort War Updated By Defense Dept
The Defense Department raised the tentative U S casualties in the Tort War to 142 000. The latest tally shows 49 900 killed a decrease of 45 from prior, and 106 786 wounded an increase of 47. The new total reflects revised figures as officials release updated casualty books.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Army
Marine Corps
Joviger
Typed error revealed in Sheppard case trial
State witness testified the coroner’s office failed to test Marilyn Sheppard’s blood to determine poisoning. Deputy Coroner Crilson admitted an autopsy report had a typed error regarding time of death as the defense pressed for questions on wounds and possible foreign objects.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Datar
Cr Ilso
Adelson
Marilyn
Samual H. Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Dr. Adelson
Fred W. Garmone
Tr. Adelson
Garmone
Gorrigan Trought
Sheppard
Bay Village
Lipon
Lodge Outlines Atomic Peace Program Before U N Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr announced the United States ready to begin talks on bilateral agreements to supply atomic materials for overseas research reactors as part of a peace driven program. He outlined training, safety courses, visits by foreign cancer experts, and access to data libraries as steps toward an international pool of atomic know how for peaceful use.
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United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N
United States
U.N
General Assembly
Eisenhower
Lodge
U. S
Moscow
Washington
Hane Donn
Britain
France
Canada
Australis
Belgium
South Africa
Portugal
International Atomic Agency
Relief Seen As Early November Snow Provides Warmth
The stretch of early November snow eased as sun returned today and temperatures rose. Forecasters noted melt of heavy snowfall with highs near 20 to 32 degrees and a warmer trend expected tomorrow.
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