Declined public funds aid debated by Eisenhower remarks
A fragment recounts President Eisenhower signing a bill on veterans aid with misgivings over uneven increases. It notes boosts for those with 50 to 80 percent disability and some under 50 percent receiving nearly 50 percent rises, while he did not veto to avoid harming veterans with service connected disabilities. It hints at ongoing congressional promises for the next session.
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Eisenhower
Congres
Evolution of Empire in the Commonwealth and Communist Challenge
The piece argues the British Commonwealth expanded post World War II, now ten member nations with nine former colonies, while communism builds two new empires. It asserts Burma’s exception and notes Ghana and Malaya joining the Commonwealth, urging the West to expose the truth about colonialism and freedom.
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British Commonwealth of Nations
Union
China
Burma
Britain
Commonwealth
South America
Ghana
Africa
Malaya
Asia
Open Switch in Erie RR Wreck Supposed Cause Hint
Erie freight wreck near Garewango station involved 188 car ore train with 35 reported injuries. An open switch is suspected though one official declines to confirm. Diesel locomotive crashed. 34 cars damaged, being cut apart. Crews from Meadville Salamanca clearing track. rerouted via Dunkirk branch. Wreck involved five ore cars, one paper car, empties, two boxcars, and 25 coal hoppers.
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Conewanen
Wintess Yomebouly
Charles Wolfe
Meadville
Het Garewango
Paul J. Seidel
Meadvile
Salamanca
N.Y
Erie
Dunkirk
Allegany
River Branch
River Junction
Cuba
Buffalo
Southeastern
Tax Evasion Sentence for Akron Chief Executive
Johns town businessman Max Haffner, 48, was sentenced in U S District Court to 21 days in jail and 750 dollars fine for income tax evasion in 1953. Judge Rabe P F Marsh handed down the sentence after Haffner pleaded guilty and waived grand jury action. Haffner, president of Consolidated Home Equipment Co., understated income by 0,178 and evaded 2,717 in taxes for 1953.
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Johnstown
U. S. District Court
Rabe P F. Marsh
Max Haffner
Haffner
Consolidated Home Equipment Co
Corry Labor Rally Promises 2000 Union Visitors
Yesterday's Memories from 1937 reports President Roosevelt and John L Lewis easing tensions. Beaver dim sector of the Northwest Pennsylvania Main Electrification area will gain electric power on October 1. Corry hosts a Labor Day style rally sponsored by Aero Supply Local 1508 IaMachinists, expecting about two thousand visiting union workers tomorrow.
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Avadlahieh
Beaver
Northwest Pennsylvania
Bruce Hecker
Sacgertown
Corry
Aero Supply Local No
International Association of Machinists
Camp Hancock Enlists Norton and Local Voters to Meet
Forty years ago on September 17 1017 Private Claude Norton of Corry was detailed for duty at regimental headquarters at Camp Hancock Augusta Ga. Twenty seven voting men from the city departing for service will be guests of the Board of Commerce at the Phoenix Hotel. F L Weeks completed a fine Red Cross street banner on South Center Street. William Muskie left for Erie for a few days of business.
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Camp Hancock
Augusta
Claude Norton
Corry
Board of Commerce
Phoenix Hotel
F. L. Weeks
Red Cross
South Center Street
Eisenhower hopes to calm school integration by public pressure and dollars
The Eisenhower administration expects school integration tensions to ease as federal court orders and economic interests push compliance. An unnamed business leader notes Southern states face a choice between troubled sites and more peaceful gains, with Arkansas cited as a test case where National Guard troops have kept peace around Little Rock.
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Ed Creagh
Associated Press
Washington UF
Eisenhower
South
Arkansas
Missouri
Little Rock
Orvald Faubus
William Hines
Washington Star
Winston-Salem
N.C
Forsyth County
Public Opinion Pressure Shapes Southern Business Climate
The passage notes silent warnings that trouble would harm business and that control is tight. It claims a strong, centralized influence over local affairs, with officials and the Eisenhower administration shaping opinion from above to prevent upheaval. The text suggests varying regional responses but no overnight changes are expected.
Area Motorist Guilty Of Drunk Driving
Howard E. Warner of Titusville was found guilty of drunken driving by a jury in Delher area court. The verdict was delivered to Judge Herbert A. Mook at 4 p.m. after a trial starting at 9:30. Witnesses included Dr William Earnest of Spartansburg, Jair Burton and Lyda McGahey of Titusville, and Trooper Edward Post of the Corry station who arrested Warner on July 11. Warner and co defendants face sentencing next Monday.
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Eadville
Howard E. Warner
Titusvillé
Herbert A Mook
William Earnest
Spartansburg
Jair Burton
Peice
Ray Diemer
Oscar Reynek
Lyda McGahey
Titusville
Edward Postof Corry
Pennsylvania
Warner
Warren Lawyer for 53 Years Dies in Sleep
Warren attorney Blackman 79, a long served figure in Warren County courts, was found dead by his wife yesterday morning. Born July 4 in Coy Mich, he practiced law in the county for decades, with 30 years as solicitor.
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Warren
Signey
Warren County legal veteran Wilie Blackman obituary notes
Fenora an a youngster he grew up in Khona and moved to Warren to study law. He was admitted to the Warren County Bar on March 7 and served as Warren County Solicitor for many years. Blackman was associated in business with his son in the law firm Blackman and Blackman.
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Fenora
Khona
Warren
Warren County
Wilie
Blackmen
Fim
Blackman and
Blackman
Deserter Arrested in Albany on Espionage Charge
Theodore Cr. Stalker of Albany was arrested yesterday by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on a charge of being a likely spy and desertion from military service. Authorities allege he fled toward Bereng, Georgia, after leaving the Avy. details surrounding the case remain unclear as investigations continue.
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Finabs
Albany
Theodore Cr. Stalker
Federal Bureau of Inesiestion
Bereng
Ance Sime Sud
Deaf Man Perfects Cordless Hearing Aid Worn Entirely on One Ear
Peoria Lyotis announces a new cordless hearing aid worn behind the ear. Weighing a fraction of an ounce, it slips on and off easily and provides all direction pickup for telephone use. Aimed at mild to severe hearing loss, the device offers practical wear without clothing interference and is marketed by Tonemaster Manufacturing Co. in Peoria.
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New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Aswa
AP News
Ehlesed
Corry
Peoria
Lyotis
Hari Bf
Tical
Mu Lyons
Tonemaster Manufacturing Company
South
Monroe Street
Pt. D. Peoria
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