Auto Glass Dealers In Union Deal
A Union deal for auto glass shops in Union is criticized as a soft contract benefiting employers and hurts workers. The agreement sought payments from shops and workers, aiming to curb rival unions and end a strike risk for glass installation. A court case ties to a shakedown scheme by Dio and the Equitable Research Associates with several witnesses invoking the Fifth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehrer
Benny
the Bug
Equitable Research Associates, Ind
Dio
Milton Holt
Teamsters l Ncar
Flushing
N.Y
Holt
McClellan
D-Ark
Kennedy
Philip Kazansky
Monticello
Teamster Local 269
FHA Interest Rate Limit Move Planned
Congress debates lowering FHA rate ceilings and tightening mortgage costs after a key administration move to raise rates. Rep. Rains and Patman urge restraint and new legislation, while GOP support cites maintaining loan competitiveness. FHA adds a half percent to rate plus a 0.5 percent insurance fee. Down payments for FHA loans range by amount, with new caps set in the housing bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Rep. Rains
D-Ala
House
Rains
Federal Housing Administrator
FHA
Halleck
Indiana
Ant Gop
Veterans Administration
National Assn. of Homeanders
America
Bar- Browers
Eisenhower
Say Mamie OK After Operation
Mrs Eisenhower underwent an operation for a benign condition at a military hospital. Dr Humbert L Riva led the procedure and she returned from Denver where she attended a ceremony at Mami e Doud Eisenhower Park before reporters. The health update said discounts on FHA and VA loans remain in effect without new bulletins unless complications arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerty
Eisenhower
FHA
White House
Sister Gwendolyn of St. Joseph Died In Erie
Sister Mary Gwendolyn of the Sisters of St. Joseph died yesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital Erie after teaching in parochial schools in Erie and Meadville A Requiem High Mass will be celebrated tomorrow in her memory by the order and local clergy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mary Gwendolyn
The
Sisters of St. Joseph
Gwendolyn
Meadville
St. Vincent's Hospital
Shakeup Looms in Soviet Leadership as Khrushchev Faces rivals
Reports say Khrushchev may cash in on Zhukov’s rising popularity while Mikoyan could be named premier in a possible reshuffle. Bulganin’s political standing appears to drift after backing Malenkov and Molotov. Moscow officials and East Berlin spokesmen offer mixed signals as Bulganin attends events with Khrushchev and Zhukov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Zhukov
Anastas Mikoyan
East Germany
State Department
Bulganin
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Central Committee
East Berlin
Mikoyan
Moscow Radio
Kramlin
House Cuts Money Bill Warns Air Force on Academy
The House Appropriations Committee cut 279,158,380 dollars from a supplemental money bill and told the Air Force not to turn its new academy into a monument to governmental extravagance. It approved 1,581,590,587 of the 1,860,748,967 dollars requested for miscellaneous programs, mainly military construction, including 124 million of 35 million for a Burke Virginia Washington airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Arbogast
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Air Force
Eisenhower
Burke
Maryland
Virginia
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Court Photo Ban Upheld By Justice
The court upheld a ban on photographing in court, signing contempt sentences for seven newspaper photographers who violated the rule in 1954. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court kept fines but vacated jail turns, while the U.S. Supreme Court refused to review, sending the case toward possible further appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourley
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
Greensburg Tribune-Review
U.S
John Wesley Wable
Pennsylvana Turnpike
Wable
Edward G. Bauer
Westmoreland Court Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Jury Trial Backers Nix Added Changes
Amendment by O Mahoney would require jury trials in all federal criminal contempt cases. Eisenhower likely to veto unless limited to voting rights. Administration says broad provision disrupts antitrust and regulatory enforcement. Johnson cites few contempt cases. Javits and Smathers defend jury trials and regulatory law aims. Michigan rivers and streams span 36,350 miles, about one and a half world circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’mahoney
Eisenhower
Administration
Johnson
Javits
O'Mahoney
Sen. Smathers
Florida
Congress
Nixon
Senate
Obituaries Chronicle Indiana region mourns several locals
A string of obituaries from Indiana area papers notes the deaths of T Earl Williams 71, Minnie Dorothy Stiffler, Hannah Mayhood, James Moss Kunkle, Stanley Chesonis, Zulah McClelland LeCompte and other locals. Williams born April 21 1886 in Elderton worked at Edgar Thompson Steel and in state purchasing. services Aug 8 at Stiam with interment Grade Run Cemetery. Stiffler of 567 College Ave Indiana died Aug 4. services Aug 7 at 1 30 pm at Robinson Lytle Indiana. interment Oakland Cemetery. Barber Bible Class to conduct tonight at 8. Mayhood widow of Thomas Mayhood died Aug 3 at 10 40 pm in Ely Dayton Memorial Hospital. service Aug 7 2 pm First Presbyterian Church with burial in church cemetery. Kunkle of Insington RD 1 Blairsville died Aug 5 in Indiana Memorial Hospital. survived by wife Winifred two sons and three daughters. services Aug 6 2 pm at Robinson Lytle Indiana. interment Greenwood Cemetery Blairsville. Chesonis 68 died suddenly at home Lucerne Mines Aug ?. survived by wife Isabelle and children in Homer City and Bloomfield. memorials at Hallow Funeral Home. LeCompte 58 Zulah McClelland died Aug 5 Vincentian Home Perrysville after extended illness. born in Porter Township Sept 12 1898. services Aug 7 9 am at St Louis Roman Catholic Church. military rites by American Legion Post 141. interment Dayton Cemetery. Additional notices for local residents and church affiliations included.
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T. Earl Williams
Poly
Joseph A
San Fernando
Calif
Ralph
Arbuckle
Ruth W
Alice W
Marshall
Dayton
Minnie Dorothy Stiffler
College Ave
Indiana
William W. Jones
Robinson - Lytle’s
North 7Th
St. Indiana
Levi H. Goehring
Oakland Cemetery
Barber Bible Class
Neonews
Hanna Margaret Byterian
Harrisburg
Mayhood
Thomas
First Presbyterian Church
Creekside
Walter B
Mary McGreary Kunkle
Indiana County
Winifred
Robinson- Lally
Lloydiana
Ben L. Kunkle
Arch Kunkle
Gilbert Kunkle
Stella Sullinger
Mansfield
Ohio
Edward Lydick
Dorothy Herman
Seattle
Wash
Robinson-Lytle
N. 7Th St
Jacki M. Hazlett
Ambrose
Greenwood Cemetery
Stanley R. Chesonis
Lucernemines
Lithuania
St. Louis
Joseph
Julia) Ondo
Bernard
Robert
Homer City
Richard
Edward
Betty Low) Jachym
Bloomfield
Gym Hallow
Homer
Zulah (McClelland) Lecompte
Perrysville
Porter Township
Charles
Amazonetta City
M. McClelland
Dayton Normal Institute
Witherhind
Fath
A. R. Patch
Celeyas Brant
American Legion Post 141
Altar Society
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Midwest
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Paulierney
Beck
Getlan
Jewelry Workers Union Local 28
Gerlan
Frank Costello
New York City
Miami
Patman
D-Tex
Mamie
Gule
Buraim Oasis
Saudi Arabia
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Jabal Akhdar
Adam
Gulf OF Oman
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Ewsaat
Oman
Muscat
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Nizwa
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Saud
John Foster Dulles
London
SEARS
Philadelphia St. Indiana
du Pont's Chambers
Penns Grove
Chambers Works
Nix
Michigan
St Iam
Hugo Eicchenhofer
C.P.P.S
Grade Run
Echo
Avestrong
John
Sarah Kline Schrecongost
New Ken- James
Blairsville
Floyd K. Mayhood
New Kensington
L. C
Anna) Smith
Christy
Ethel) Reinert
Ross L
John E
New Bethlehem
Naomi A. Doverspike
Latrobe
Ely Funeral Home
Shado Wood Village
Shade Wood Village
Shade Wood
Charles E. Rose
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