Fairless warns against surrendering economic freedom
Benjamin F. Fairless, chairman of United States Steel, calls for a full attack on the idea that economic liberty can be surrendered without harming individual liberty. He argues government monopoly harms freedom, cites a public opinion survey, compares to Britain's socialist era, and urges continued faith in free enterprise as essential to American prosperity and liberty.
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N.Y
Benjamin F. Fairless
United States Steel Corporation
Fairness
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U.S. Steel
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Train Auto Collision Kills Two Erie Men At Crossing
ERIE Pa W New York Central Railroad's Empire Express struck a auto at a crossing killing two Erie men Otto O Kazmaier Jr 29 and Robert W Allsopp 20 partners in a concession stand Deputy Coroner Edward R Rupp said snowstorm may have concealed the train The train was slowing for a scheduled stop a diesel unit was damaged and replaced for the Buffalo to Cleveland trip
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Erie
New York Central Railroad
Edward R. Rupp
Otto O. Kazmaier, Jr
Robert W. Allsopp
Buffalo
Cleveland
Decrease In 1954 Fire Losses Shown
In the first nine months of 1954 US fire losses declined two percent from the prior year, totaling $607.8 million versus $684.3 million. The National Board of Fire Underwriters notes May through September losses fell sharply and urges continued efforts, with an annual toll of about 11,000 lives lost and over $864 million in property destruction.
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New York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Public Service and Educational Organization
Capital Stock Fire Insurance Business
National Board
Surprising push to live to a century fuels debate
HAL BOYLE critiques wishful age-extending ideas while noting Army re enlistment relaxations for veterans with dependents. He urges prioritizing meaningful living over stretching life to 100, offering five compact guidelines on vitality, purpose, and enjoying each day.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Noretrum
John D. Rockefeller
M. Set
US Army Recruiting Service
M. Sgt. Dagwalt
US Army
Seventh Street
Indiana
Man Charged Over 18 Bad Checks Across States
Chicago framed Edward Joseph Hine a 34 year old truck driver accused of passing 18 forged checks totaling 1800 dollars in Pennsylvania and three other states. FBI chief Donald Hostetter said agents arrested him near his Chicago home after he escaped a Maryland jail in 1953 while serving for forgery. He allegedly has two wives in Chicago and Baltimore and was indicted in Scranton for transporting a forged 123 dollar check from Maryland to Pennsylvania.
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Chicago
Edward Joseph
Hine
Pennsylvania
Donald S$. Hostetter
FBI
Hostetter
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Baltimore
Scranton
Whitehall
Enola
Walls tied to robbery and murder trial delays
The prosecution accuses Walls of being an accomplice identified by police as Oscar Brew ster, 33, of Butler. A murder trial date is pending after Walls was sentenced yesterday by Visiting Judge J Frank Graft of Armstrong County following a denied request for a new trial. The judge presided over Walls' Allegheny County Criminal Court case.
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Walls
Oscar Brewster
Butler
J. Frank Graft
Armstrong County
Allegheny County
Began Life Term In Bar Slaying
Eugene Walls, 22, of Butler, began serving a life sentence for the cavern rifle slaying of 33 year old John Dziekanski of Ambridge. Walls was convicted by a jury at murder last Oct. 21. The state contends Walls shot Dziekanski Nov. 19, 1953 as the victim fought with a holdup man in a tavern in nearby Sewickley Twp.
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Pittsburgh
Eugene Walls
Butler
John Dziekanski
Ambridge
Walls
Dziekonski
Sewickley
South West Pennsylvania Pipe Lines Liquidated
Oil City based firm liquidated after operating pipe lines and storage tanks for crude petroleum. President John Isaden announced final dividends totaling 28901 dollars, distributed among 19 stockholders this week. The company served southwestern Pennsylvania with headquarters in Oil City.
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South West Pennsylvania Pipe Lines Co
John Isadden
Pennsylvania
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