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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1952
Page
3
Harrisburg officials announce a new pre hire loyalty screening for state job applicants by the state police. The Loyalty Oath Law requires proving non subversive status with possible dismissal for doubt, while routine checks flag any questionable records.
Washington senatorial battle over the Defense Controls Bill includes a corrected vote for Edward Martin as opposed to a motion to defer action on steel strike amendments. James Duff and Wilhelm comment on police record questions, and officials outline how loyalty and police queries will appear on state job applications.
Dr. Harold H. Sankey of Pittsburgh and staff from Elizabethtown State Hospital for Crippled Children will run the annual spring Diagnostic Clinic for Crippled Children at Indiana Hospital on Wednesday June 11 at 9:00 am. It is a State Department of Health project. Referrals should contact the State Public Health Nurses at 27 South Ninth Street, Indiana, or call Indiana 5-2861.
A Nebraska GOP delegate shakeup narrows Taft's first ballot edge to 13 of 18 with Eisenhower at 2 and Wedemeyer at 1, while two remain uncommitted. Kefauver leads Democrats with six delegates, Kerr three, Russell one, and two uncommitted after an April primary. Changes involve Willard Townsend and Paul Busch switching support toward Kefauver as Nebraska write-in results influence the delegation.
Delegates R C Johnson and Robert G Simmons of Mead and Scottsbluff say they did not authorize commitments to Taft and remain undecided or for Eisenhower. Lincoln’s Charles Thone, still Taft, plans to honor a pre primary promise to vote for Wedemeyer on first ballot.
Three local youths Harvey Petter 19 George Shovinsky 21 and John Arnold 20 enlisted in the Marines on Wednesday June 4 and were shipped out the following day. Petter is son of Ralph and Mrs Petter RD No 2 Marion Center, Shovinsky son of George and Mrs Shovinsky 20 Fifth Street Sagamore, Arnold son of John and Mrs Arnold RD No 1 Home Pa. Their future duty station is not known.
In Reading Pennsylvania workers at a Bethlehem Steel processing plant 20 miles west of town received a 15 cent hourly wage increase ending a five week strike. Edward A. McCarin of Local 471 AFL union said Davis Frazier Corp of St. Louis and Austin Construction Co agreed to meet the local wage scale, which was not disclosed.
New York era finds Roberta Peters and Robert Merrill out of tune after 10 weeks as a husband and wife duet. They plan an outdoor concert tonight despite separation papers filed yesterday signaling likely divorce. Attorney Andrew Feinman says reconciliation may yet be possible amid career pressures.
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