Paragraf Fina Gobbles News Fragmentary Wire
An assortment of local items covers community meetings, road and park notices, a hospital injury update, a court declaration of death for a WWI veteran, and a major real estate sale. The Spartanburg fair, city permits, Civil Defense drill, traffic collision, weather outlook, and a large property deal at 220 Liberty Street are reported with names such as Don Williams, Raymond Weber, Zoland Proctor, John Wels, and Donald Smith.
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Raymond Weber
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Civil Defense
Robert Grice
Parks and Public Property
Warren
Pennsylvania
Dverine
Liberty
Stroet
Donald G. Smith
Carter Shop
Watt Office Supply
Style Shop
Widmann & Teal
Singer Sewing Machine ‘Company
Lidde Beauty Shop
Avenue Cafe
Bova Barber Shop
Taensmeier Adjustment Services
Joseph W. Mullin
Ann Mullin
Marcella M. Leslie
Liberty Stree, Inc
Donald ©. Smith
Donald 5
Mervine
Union Strike Apathy Questioned By Senate Panel
Washington AP. Teamsters Vice President Harold J. Gibbons accused of making empty protests against strike violence while not preventing it. Robert F. Kennedy said Gibbons relied on general statements and failed to credibly challenge witness testimony about violence during the 1953 St. Louis Yellow Cab strike. Kennedy noted some witnesses were hired by locals to commit acts, while Gibbons questioned cab driver Odron Mitchell’s memory of a cab smashing. McClellan pressed on, with Mitchell admitting no personal investigation of violence but reporting patrols kept cabs off the street each morning.
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Washington
Teamsters
Harold J. Gibbons
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Labor Rackets Investigating Committee
Gibbons
Teamsters Union
St. Louis
Kennedy
John L. McClellan
Odron Mitchell
Mitchell
McClellan
Radical Sect May Move To Soviet Union
The Sons of Freedom Doukhobors of British Columbia propose relocating to the Soviet Union. A telegram to Soviet leaders cites a bill to finance relocation, with about two million dollars expected. Movielsky says 2.66 thousand people have signed up, seeking settlement in Omsk or similar regions. The group fled Russia earlier to escape czarist oppression but clash with Canada laws over schooling and public conduct.
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Vancouver
B.C
Sons of Freedom
Saviet
Unitan
Soviet Union
Movielsky Auske
SPD
Omsk i
Soviet Siberia
Russia
Beltling II
Eisenhower Signs 105 Bills During Vacation Spree
President Eisenhower, after a 24 hour stint at the New York naval base, signed 105 bills into law and vetoed 12. Aides led by Special Counsel Gerald D. Morgan fast tracked measures, including multimillion dollar tax relief for small business and tax changes, excise tax cuts for air taxis and whiskey distillers, a debt limit raise to 288 billion dollars, and a new federal aid program offering loans up to 1000 dollars for college students.
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Iage
Isenhower
New York Naval Base
White House
Gerald D. Morgan
Washington
Eisenhower
Iis
U.S
Icelanders Vent Anger On British Envoy
Reykjavik reports hundreds of Icelanders threw bricks and smoke bombs at the British ambassador residence on Tuesday night in protest of Britain enforcing new fishing restrictions. Demonstrations followed clashes between trawler crews and Icelandic coastguard as British ships pressed limits, with nine coastguardmen seized aboard the trawler Northern Foam and transferred to the Eastbourne.
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Reyejavik
Kommuarth
Tvik
Iceland
Novisr Aslante
Voledule
Teejuorl
Ambuschnden
Reykjavik
Walter
Planner Rates Erie Stores Low
Nationally known planner siaurice Kouvan surveyed downtown Erie business district and told the Erie County Planning Board that stores are rated low in appearance, reflecting a lack of merchant planning. County planners approved sending 15 letters to rural bodies about interchanges linking with the Erie County Thruway and urged zoning for those areas. Attending the meeting was S. Anderson, Corry's representative.
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Siaurice Kouvan
Erie
Erie County Planning Board
Erie County
Anderson
Corry
Mrs Rickover Speaks Out Against Navy Snub in Washington
In a heated dispute over access and recognition Mrs Rickover blasted Navy officials for snubbing her husband Hyman G Rickover father of the atomic submarine. She claimed she was barred from christening ceremonies and pressed for fuller cooperation from officials as reporters pressed for comments from both spouses.
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Wenorayer
Cme
Nestit
Washington
Jessie Wilton
Charles E. Wilean
Rachel Adams
Clder
Sherman Adams
Tady
Fuh Rickover
Imear Adin
Hyman G. Rickover
Hie
Jen Hustand
Ins
White House
Nawillus
Umya
Navy
Borid
Rickover
Irvine Firm To Change Name To National Forge Co
Irvine firm National Forge to change its name from WARREN-National Forge and Ordnance Oo to National Forge Co to reflect its broadened production. President Robert O. Wider notes ordnance material is now a small portion of output, with continues in diesel engine parts, gas compressors, molds, aircraft and missile parts, and heavy machinery components for 100 industries.
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Irvine
Warren
National Forge and Ordnance Oo
National Forge Co
Robert O. Wider
Wilder
National Forge
Verankshefts
Train Halted As Boy S Horse Freed From RR Trestle
An eight year old boy watched as his horse became trapped on a Southern Pacific trestle after Dermy Hayes attempted to cross with a ten year old Norse horse. Firefighters and track workers freed Buck the horse using torpedoes and lifting with arms. Buck was uninjured aside from a scratch and both boy and horse returned home as the freight was delayed about 45 minutes.
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Surinmwas
Walls
Southern Pacific
Dermy Hayes
Toeult
Denny
Buck
Lez
Ice Cake Falls Through Roof in Newark Home
A 70 pound cake of ice was delivered to Nick Bacigalupo's home last night. It crashed through the attic and kitchen ceiling, landing on the kitchen table. Authorities could not explain its origin. Airports denied air delivery, and meteorology departments found atmospheric formation unlikely.
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Mmallioon Luwindha
A. de API
Dominick Bacigalupo
Newark Weather Bureau
Rutgers University Meteorology Department
Man Found Shot To Death In Road
Robert M. McCabe a 31 year old Pittsburgh man was found shot in the chest along an Armstrong County road near Templeton. State police and detectives opened an investigation. The shooting was considered likely accidental as McCabe left to burn groundhogs with a .22 rifle yesterday afternoon.
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Kittanning
Robert M. McCabe
Pittsburgh
Armstrong County
McCabe
Templeton
Eisenhower coattails fade for 1958 congressional bids
President Eisenhower, a fading influence as a lame duck, faces tougher odds in aiding Republican candidates for Congress in 1958. Analysts note his limited campaigning and growing criticism may lessen his impact after past mixed results in 1952, 1954, and 1956. A final note recalls Andrew Jackson planting a magnolia near the White House.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Agai
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee
Schoeppel
GOP
Republians
Meade Alcorn
House
Senate
Alcorn
White House
Andrew Jackson
Rachel
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