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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1956

Page

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Chandler's Drive Moves To Carolina

Kentucky Governor Chandler campaigns in the Carolinas for the Democratic presidential nomination. He predicts Stevenson and Harriman will lose and says he will push Alabama through the South with a strong regional strategy. Chandler praises local integration progress in Kentucky and argues Southern support is essential at the convention.

Wilmington N.C Uhe Kentucky A. B Happy New York Averell Harriman U.S South Carolina George Beil Timmerman Jr Chandler Timmerman U.S. Senate Soth U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court Stevenson Harriman

Hoover urges more psychiatrists to cut patients

Former President Herbert Hoover told reporters that with enough psychiatrists American hospitals could discharge half their mentally ill patients within a year. He cited states assigning one psychiatrist to 15 or 20 patients as proof, noting the U S has about one psychiatrist per 300 mentally ill individuals.

San Francisco America Herbert Hoover Hoover United States

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges for August

Hospital entries list numerous admissions and discharges for August across Indiana, Homer City, Creekside, Creekside, Blairsville, Blairsville, and surrounding towns. Names include Margaret McQuinton, Florence Polito, Catherine Durst, Anna Snyder, Harvey Moose, Patricia Risinger, and others. Discharges feature Joseph Geary Jr., Corell Bartholomew, Irene Brown, Pierre Durand, Edith Pickerd, Mable Valles, among many. Also notes births near Blairsville and New York obituaries of prominent figures in public charity and recreation groups.

Margaret McQuinton Homer City Richard Work W. Mahoning Punxsutawney Agnes McCullough Commodore Patricia Risinger Joseph Geary Jr Ist St. Clymer Corell Bartholomew Creekside Irene Brown Indiana Pierre B. Durand Iselin Edith Pickerd 4Th St Marie Kolesar Austuian Harvey Simmers Apollo Louis Luigi) Azzelio McIntyre Howard Shultz West Lebanon Doris Spence Edinburgha Edinburg Mable Valles Marcia Ann Townsend Avonmore Bonnie Rhea Loughner Coral Robert Henry N. St. St Ruby Johnston Ella Jane Brocidus Dixonville Lois Citeroni Blairsville Nan Steffy Rochester Mills Metro Warholic Waterman Joseph Lydie Clymer Donna Weiss Elderton

Aluminum Settlement Talks Awaited Amid UAW Strike

Pittsburgh hosts mediation as Alcoa and Reynolds Aluminum seek to restart negotiations after a four day strike by about 28 000 United Steelworkers members. Mediation director says meetings to begin soon. Union silent on acceptance. AWIU contract boosts 15 000 workers with 46 cent raise over three years. Reynolds talks cover 6 500 workers with expiry extended day to day.

Pittsburgh Federal Mediation Service Aluminum Co. of America United Steel Workers New York USW Alcoa Reynolds Aluminum Co R. W. Dannahoo Philadelphia Mediation Service Reynolds Aluminum Workers International Union AWIU

Smithfield Street Bridge Damaged in Pittsburgh

Police closed the Smithfield Street Bridge to auto traffic after two girders were found seriously damaged under the deck. Officials said the span linking downtown Pittsburgh and Mt. Washington would close to most traffic for a full examination, with trolleys allowed under a go slow order. A four foot tear and a badly buckled girder were noted. damage suspected from a hit and run river boat incident. Traffic was diverted to the Liberty and 10th Street bridges.

Pittsburgh Smithfield St Monongathela River Mt. Washington Liberty 10Th St

Must Add Lights For Snow Plows In Harrisburg

Harrisburg officials require snow plows and cinder trucks to have at least one flashing red emergency lamp covering 360 degrees and capable of flashing 60 to 120 times per minute to pass state inspection.

Harrisburg

Cleveland firm buys Georges Greek Coal and Land Co in Md

Bay Corporation of Lonaconing Maryland is acquired by The Cherry Hill Coal Corp of Cleveland. The deal buys all common stock of the Lonaconing company and its subsidiary Georges Creek Fuel Co of Cumberland Maryland. The announcement notes this as Maryland’s oldest corporation joining a larger coal group.

Lonaconing Cherry Hill Coal Corp Cleveland Maryland Georges Greek Coal and Land Co George's Creek Fuel Co Cumberland

Opposition To Treaty? Moscow Press Warns of Foreign Obstruction

Pravda says foreign circles try to block a peace treaty between Japan and the Soviet Union. Moscow talks stall as Russia refuses more than two Kurile and Sakhalin islands, after occupying them post World War I. The USSR rejected signing the San Francisco Treaty ending the war with Japan.

London U Moscow Pravda Japan Soviet Union Communist Party Russia Sakhalin San Francisco

Leg-Breaking Prison Probe Nets Rulings

A two day probe by a joint legislative committee into Rock Quarry State Prison in Buford found no substantiation of cruelty claims. It cited profanity and occasional slapping by guards, but upheld strict discipline and good food and sanitary conditions. Five inmates claimed self-inflicted leg injuries. an eyewitness alleged prisoners were coerced into breaking legs. The report urged maintaining discipline as beneficial to the state prison system.

Reidsville Rock Quarry Buford Atlanta State

New Jersey Faces Battle Over Rutgers Board Appointment

In Trenton the Senate debated John C. Bigelow’s appointment to Rutgers Board of Governors during a six hour session. Gov Meyner issued an ultimatum as Republicans pressed objections and Bigelow testified on Fifth Amendment issues. The fate of a Rutgers reorganization hangs on confirmation by the Senate and Meyner’s willingness to replace him.

Trenton N. J Bigelow Newark Rutgers Senate Meyner Board of Governors

Complaints Taken Along Border Area

On the Jerusalem border the House of a Thousand Complaints serves as the Jordan Israel Mixed Armistice Commission HQ under UN supervision. Maj. Gen. Burns heads the panel where Jordanian and Israeli officers often invoke the Fifth Amendment about Communist ties. The committee criticized Bige low’s answers, while Meyner demanded open Senate hearings. A separate report notes the largest California gold nugget, a 196 pound find worth about $43,000.

Jerusalem Jordan U.N. Truce Supervision Organization E. L. M. Burns House’ Un-American Activities Bigelow New Jersey New York American Civil Liberties Union Judiciary Committee Senate Meyner San Francisco California

Puzzle on Letter Talow Scoring Rules

Word game clues give scoring rules and letter constraints. lines contain phrases like TO ICE and maximum five points per line. The garbled hints mention Bee, 1000, Manning, 71723, Prertemed ey King Fessuree Syndions, suggesting a cryptic puzzle with inserted letters and named entities guiding word counts and scores.

Searle Sone Sete Manning

State Forests and Waters Dept royalties near four million

The department reported that in the first half of 1956 the state earned 2,693,693 dollars in oil and gas royalties on state forest lands. Estimated full year royalties approach four million dollars, all earmarked for developing recreational facilities flood control and conservation projects.

Harrisburg State Forests and Waters Dept

Texas Demos Meet In Convention Clash

Texas Democrats open county conventions as Johnson forces vie with Shivers faction for control of the State Democratic Party. Johnson, backed by Sam Rayburn, seeks instructed delegates, while Shivers loyalists plan unicasted seats and court action to back their delegates. The split mirrors the looming Fort Worth State Convention agenda.

Marshall Comerer Dallas Tex Texas U.S. Senate Lyndon Johnson Allan Shivers Tarrant Fort Worth Johnson Democratic Executive Committee Shivers Houston Sam Rayburn Eisenhower

U.N. Mediation in Border Incidents and Diplomatic Attitudes

The article describes U N mediation under a truce representative to determine responsibility for border incidents. Parties lodge complaints, evidence by U N observers often disputed, and the chairman’s vote decides when motions clash. Delegates mingle informally, English serves as common ground, and Dag Hammarskjold and Burns see diplomacy as useful even without final solutions. The Shanghai metro area population is 6 200 000.

U.N Jess Burns Dag Hammarskjold

Eisenhower First TV Return After Illness

President Eisenhower appeared on television for the first time since his June intestinal operation. He listened as Secretary of State Dulles outlined Western Big Three plans for the Suez crisis, appearing at ease with a ruddy complexion and no noticeable makeup.

Washington Eisenhower

Rail Bridges and Free Maps Highlight U.S. Infrastructure Reach

In the United States there are over 191000 railroad bridges whose total end-to-end length would stretch nearly 4000 miles. Authorities also distribute about 300 million free road maps to Americans each year.

Chicago United States

Nine Year Old Mack Davis Hero Of Sabine River Rescue

In Vidor Texas a sudden whirlpool formed in the Sabine River during a family outing. Nine year old Mack Davis used his innertube to reach his father Hubert Davis and the three girls Mary Joyce and June McLind. He pushed the tube to his father who, with its help, rescued the girls as other picnickers watched in shock. The Davises are visiting the McLins. Four million Americans play the guitar.

Vidor Texi Sabine River Mack Davis Mary Joyce June McLid Hubert Davis Houston Mack Davis McLins

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