Ike on Tour to Press for GOP Election Win
President Eisenhower launches a coast to coast aerial campaign to aid Republican candidates in Ohio Michigan Kentucky and Delaware. He urges a last hour push to vote next Tuesday and keep a Republican led Congress to prevent political gridlock as Democrats threaten control of the Senate and governorships in Michigan and Ohio.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
America
Cleveland Hopkins
Washington
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Delaware
Congress
White House
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
Wilmington
Del
Cadillac Square
Louinville
New Castle
Wimnington
U. S. Senate
GOP
George Bender
Senate
Thomas A. Burke
Robert A.taft
Homer Ferguson
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Patrick V. McNamara
Ousted FHA official Clyde Powell sentenced to year in jail
Clyde Powell, former assistant federal housing commissioner, received a one year sentence for criminal contempt from U S District Judge F Dickinson Letts. Powell refused to answer grand jury questions about bribery and misconduct in the Federal Housing Administration. He had headed a multimillion dollar mortgage program and was dismissed at the start of the housing scandal probe.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Clyde
Letts
Dan[ Ie] B. Maher
Powell
Maher
U. S. Court of Appeals
Grand Jury
FHA
Churchill completes 30 years in Commons
London Prime Minister Churchill completes six consecutive years as a member of the House of Commons, total 52 years in the lower house, first elected in 1900 except for 1922-24, marking a record tenure among present members. Two-car crash near Van Wert Ohio kills John Bopinks 35, and injuries others. victims transported to Van Wert County Hospital.
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Associated Press
London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
van Wert
Ohio
Here
Pennsylvania
John Bopinks
McKees Rotks
van. Wert County
Hugh T. Shackelford
Chicago
Aero Supply Mig. hosts first plant tour for 43 guests
Forty three guests from nine Eastern aircraft and allied firms took part in the Aero Supply Mig. Go Inc first plant program at the local Erie plant. E F Pain said 28 customers, 12 agents, and three reps from Business Week and Purchasing were present. The group flew in on two chartered planes, toured the Fourth Ward plant, and learned about Aero designs and future production plans. A fillet mignon dinner at the Hotel Corry followed with music by Mascaro and Toth. The party returned to New York City via Erie Airport.
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Aero Supply Mig
Go, Inc
E. F. Pain
Business Week
Erie
Corty
Slow Building Pace Frustrates Corry High School Officials
Corry Area Schools Authority leaders voiced frustration over slow progress on the $2,385,000 Corry Area High School. Supt Lawrence Douglas said the contractor remains far from finished despite promises to be out by November 1. The issue includes buck passing among parties, no penalties in the contract, and delays pushing some outside work to next spring. Walter Deutschlander was named chairman with Robert Ott Sm as vice chairman, Dallas Smiley secretary-treasurer, and George Orcutt assistant secretary-treasurer. Attendance was five of nine directors.
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Corry Area High School
Lawrence Douglas
Walter Deutschlander
Cairman
Corry
Walter Campbell
Walter Deutschlandery
Robert Ott Sm
Dallas Smiley
George Orcutt
Treaswer
Root
C of C Directors Discuss Finances and Events
Corry Chamber of Commerce directors met at the Municipal Building to review finances and recent chamber events. No firm plan to bolster funds was set. a Potato Bowl trophy will be presented at this year’s All Spots banquet. Also reported is the death of Andrew E. Kelley, 64, who told his wife he would die, prayed, then passed away.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Andrew E. Kelley
Charlotte
Soviets Urge Caution as Revolution Anniversary Nears
The Soviet Communist leadership tells foreign Communist parties to slow their push for upheaval ahead of the Russian Revolution anniversary. Pravda hints that Moscow wants less violence and warns abroad not to openly undermine capitalist governments. The Kremlin contends patience while guiding international communist actions.
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Associated Press
Soviet Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow
Kremlin
Communists Abroad Call for Cautious Revolution Plans
Pravda editor A Leontiyev warns that world revolution is inevitable country by country but cautions against adventurism. He argues internal contradictions within capitalism topple capitalist powers amid fascism and McCarthyism as signs of capitalist decay. He predicts final socialist victory as history’s law.
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Pravda
A. Leontiey
Inter
Rured
Leontiey
Chest Drive Still Short By 2707 Dollars
Coprys Community Chest appeal aims at 92115 with many divisions behind quotas. Chairman Wille Peiffer warns several divisions face substantial work before reporting 100 percent. Breakdown shows quotas for Corporations, Advance gifts, Industrial workers, Retail stores, Service stations, clubs, professionals, schools, government, banks, hospitals and townships with gaps to fill. Clean up work remains across divisions before the drive ends.
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Copry
Wille Peiffer
Concord
Wayne
Elgin
Columbus
Spring Creek
Defense seeks three day delay in Sheppard murder trial
Defense lawyer William J. Corrigan asks for a three day postponement to review a new pool of 26 alternate juror prospects as Judge Blythin considers whether to allow the delay. The trial enters its 31st day with 7 men and 5 women sworn as alternates, who will serve only if any of the 12 jurors are unable to continue.
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Associated Prex
Cleveland
Sheppard
Edward Blytiin
Olio
Saniel H. Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Marilyn
Attainty
Phin
Pittsburgh mother charged with teaching teens to steal
Mrs born sev tifratt, a 30 year old Pittsburgh mother of two, faced grand jury action on charges she taught two teenage girls to steal. Patrolman Lynch quoted the two girls, a 19 year old and another, saying she instructed them to become shop lifters. The girls admitted turning over loot to the woman, who was held for court on charges of receiving stolen goods, burglary, and contributing to delinquency of minors.
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Pittsburgh
Born Sevtifratt
Grand Jury
Heopher Lang
Stevenson hits use of red issue in campaign
New Jersey campaign remarks by Adlai Stevenson attack President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon over use of the red issue in government. He accuses the administration of influencing the campaign and derides Eisenhower for saying he did not know of Republican tactics. Stevenson urges a Democratic Congress and warns of war-time alliances.
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Associated Press
Trenton
Adlit Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nixon
Washington
Republias
United States
Trenton War Memorial
New York
Messi's
Thomas F. Dewey
Ving M. Tvs
Averell Harriman
Paul Douglas
Okinawa
Wyoming
Colorado
Nix
U. 8
New Jerany
Charles
Howell Stavenson
Mother Sues Over Daughter's Death On Route 6
Lena B Rodgers of Union City filed a wrongful death suit at the Erie County Courthouse seeking unspecified damages for the 16 year old daughter Betty Jean Watt Rodgers who was struck and killed August 23 along Route 6. The driver, Marlonl Donehi of FR, reportedly lost control and veered across the pavement.
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Route
Erie County
Lena B. Rodgers
Union City
Tate
Dean Rodgers
Ail Jean Watt
Strinke Pov Wan
Marlonl Donehi
Tinlon
Durious
Corry
Donche
Pittsburgh Hospital Payroll Robbery Convicted Trio Sentenced
Three Pittsburgh men were convicted in a Mercy Hospital payroll holdup and received fifteen year federal prison terms each. The four day trial produced a swift verdict as the judge noted the crime involved violence and a bank messenger was slugged in a hospital corridor. The sentences were ten years below the maximum, and all three men faced further penalties in related cases.
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Pittsburgh
Mercy Hospital
Peniumnnary
S& District
aAtidge
Joseph FP. Willson
Michael J. Bussel
William Maluoney
Aes ‘Tower
Oil of Pittsburgh
Yeaterday After
Fedra
Willson
Bethlehem Steel to Press Merger Plan With Youngstown Sheet
Bethlehem Steel Corp faces a Justice Department challenge over a proposed merger with Youngstown Sheet and Tube Corp. Chairman Grace says a settlement with courts may be possible. government threatens anti trust action. Bethlehem also declares a $1.25 dividend per common share payable December 1 to record November 6, boosting 1954 earnings outlook.
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Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Grace
Associated Prev
New York
Hige Bethlehem Steel Corp
Department of Justice
Hugene G. Grace
Down Sheet
Tube Corp
Brownell
Sutatustici
Bethlehem
Youngstown
Huad
United States Steel Corp
Midwest
Chicago
He Wild
Iona
Grice
McLaughlin pushes speed in bribery case presentations
Erie County DA Damian McLaughlin seeks to present as many of the 46 arrests tied to an alleged gambling syndicate, including Mayor Thomas W. Flatley and 33 others, to a November grand jury. He aims for immediate indictments against seven more defendants and possible December trials, with several prior cases postponed for lack of evidence.
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McLaughlin
Associated Prema Erie
Thomas W. Flatley
Seanton
Damian McLalighin
Erie County
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Dreselman
Lawrence Parke
Sex Fiend Sought In Girl Killing
JOHNSTOWN Pa A nude body of 6 year old Karen Maule was found in Dust Paylor Township cemetery after she left home to trick or treat. Conemaugh Police Chief George Fesko said a sex fiend murdered the child and 21 sex degenerates were being questioned. Autopsy pending.
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Conemaugh
Associated Press
Johnstown
Cone—mulligh
George Fesko
Pesko
Karen Maule
Cambria
Richard P. Wilkinson
Peako
William Hl’ Munk
Munk
Mnrk
Karen
Marler
Ite
Paul Lindenberg
Maui
United States push six point plan for UN force support
United States seeks approval for a six point plan to fund and equip UN forces for collective action against aggressors. Diplomats anticipate strong backing despite Soviet opposition as Mahoney prepares to present before the Political Committee. The plan urges rapid participation by member states and support for regional pacts like NATO while extending the life of the Measures Committee. Russia may resist, arguing security matters belong to the Security Council.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N. Y
United States
U. N
U. 6
Charles A. Mahoney
U. S
Mahoney
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Rusala
Rusia
Security Council
Assembly
Call Witness No 10 in Lamb Case
Washington federal hearing on Howard Lamb continues with a 10th government witness. The six week old inquiry into Lamb, publisher and broadcaster, probes alleged communist ties and funding. Lamb denies the claims and offers a reward for non Communist affidavits.
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Washington
Communications Commission
Howard Lamb
Walter Tr. Powell Jr
Mabel Picker
Powell
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Eugene Atoll
Toledo
Ohio
Miles Flicker
Stoll
Gwyntin
Communist Party
Brie
Tatmib
Erle
Limbs
Jagger
PA Truck Inspection Period Ends Saturday
After Lullasy drivers or commercial vehicles not bearing the new red and black commercial inspection sticker will be prosecuted by State Police. The first period for separate commercial vehicle inspections ends at midnight Sunday. The designation applies to all vehicles registered as commercial including trailers semi trailers truck motors buses taxis and house trailers.
Fiberglass Exterior Planes Mark Jet Age Boost
A Pittsburgh based firm Taylorerett, Inc. announces a fiberglass reinforced plastic exterior for aircraft, claiming the first to fire the material on the exterior. The Conway Pennsylvania company says the plane uses plastic on most outer surfaces and also for many fuselage and wing parts, offering corrosion resistance and strength.
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Pittsburgh
Taylorerett, Inc
Conway
Tt Bm
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