De Gaulle aims to unite Algerians with French in Algeria
Paris government backs full integration of nine million Arabs and Berbers in Algeria with a million French residents. Malraux says De Gaulle sees guaranteed equality. Algerian nationalists in Egypt and Tunisia reject the plan and vow ongoing independence struggle. De Gaulle plans local elections in Algeria within a month and mass demonstrations in France June 13 to mark the 1940 BBC broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
Algeria
Andre Malraux
Egypt
Tunisia
Peale
Malraux
France
British Broadcasting Corp
Free
Oran
All-Algeria Committee For Public Safety
Salan
Algiers
Lucien Neuwirth
Leon Delbecque
French National Assembly
U. N
New York
Morocco
General Assembly
Labor Bill Adequate, Solon Says
Senate leaders pursue a sweeping labor bill amid party debate. Key provisions aim at union financial disclosure, secret ballots for officer elections, trustee restrictions, and bans on extortion picketing. Critics call the bill weakens bargaining power while supporters claim it strengthens honest unionism and purges crime-linked influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
Knowland
McClellan
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Dwelling Units Planned for Nike Missile Sites
The Army awarded Beacon Construction Co. a contract to build 64 family dwelling units for personnel at Nike missile sites in Harrison City and Billston Westmoreland County Coal Bluff Washington County and Dorseyville Allegheny County. The bid totaled 1 392 699 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Harrison City
Billston
Westmoreland County
Coal Bluff
Washington County
Dorseyville
Allegheny County
U.S. Army Engineers
Beacon Construction Co
Boston
Beacon
Derry Teller Sentenced for Bank Shortage
Claire Proietti, 34, of Derry, received a 45 day jail term after pleading guilty to a $4696 shortage at Fidelity Bank of Derry. She also serves a 60 day sentence from May 22 in U S District Court for a similar charge. Proietti, a former teller, allegedly forged to cover shortages between 1986 and 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Claire Proietti
Derry
Fidelity Bank of
Proietti
U.S
McCone Seen as AEC Nominee Amid Senate Scrutiny
Strauss slated to become President's special assistant for atoms for peace after a five year term ends. Senators uniformly favor confirmation but want clear views on atomic policy, nuclear tests, secrets sharing, plutonium, and other issues. McCone, in Potsdam for an honorary Clarkson College degree, declines to discuss policy. must divest from Bechtel-McCone interests to win confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauss
McCone
Potsdam
Clarkson College
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
AEC
Anderson
Bechtel-McCone Corp
Los Angeles
Air Force
Truman
White House
George Overcome By Prosperity Alligator Goes Wet
PHILADELPHIA AP A tale from the Philadelphia Aquarium to the zoo ends in comic irony as George the alligator, after 27 years of cramped life, dives into a three foot deep pool and refuses to emerge. Keepers guess he may grow hungry in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George
Philadelphia Aquarium
Zoo
Senate OKs Foreign Aid Bill and Defense Ceiling
The Senate approved the authorization bill setting ceilings for foreign aid at 2.4 billion for military aid and defense supports. An Ellender amendment limited military aid to 1.6 billion while preserving the overall ceiling, with 235 million to be divided between military and defense supports. The appropriations committees face drafting the actual funding for the coming fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appropriations Committees
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Eisenhower
United States
Elsender
Elfender
Father Held In Brutal Death of Son
The 18-year-old mother said she witnessed the beating and biting by her husband on their child and then told police she could not stop him. John Robert died after a trip to an Atlanta hospital, while nearby Harold Summers faced murder charges for beating his 3-year-old son Danny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John Robert
Campbell
Harold Co. Summers
East Point
Summers
Danny
Air Force cites civilian intrusions into restricted air zones
The Air Force claims civilian pilots have intruded on prohibited military air zones and that pilots are jittery due to airline collision allegations. Inspector General investigators say restricted area violations harm morale and effectiveness. Senate panel approves extra funds to speed air safety measures with allocations for the Civil Aeronautics Administration and Airways Modernization Board in the Commerce Department bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Inspector General
Air Force Headquarters
Senate Appropriations Committee
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Airways Modernization Board
Commerce Department
Boy with diploma debate marks Graves family dialogue
The executive Graves recalls his son and the diploma question. He notes the boy’s $20,000 salary claim exceeds his father's three doctorates. The son once stood up to Louisville officials when his 1936 model jalopy was towed, and police later returned the car. Dr Graves says he supports finishing high school and college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Louisville
Pennsylvania Extends Unemployment Benefits under Federal Bill
The state offers up to 30 weeks with a maximum $35 weekly payment. the federal act adds weeks for those whose benefits expired since last June 30. About 50,000 Pennsylvanians may be eligible. No lump sum or amount changes. claimants will receive the same weekly figure as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batt
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Employment Security
Birthday breaks for New York city workers contract pact
Happy Birthday New York AP birthdays should be happier than ever for 15 000 employees of about 2 000 Manhattan apartment houses Their new contract agreed on yesterday calls for days off for birthdays Some 21 000 employees of commercial buildings have a similar clause in their pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Obituary notices from Indiana county include several deaths
Obituaries list Ludwig Olson of Scenery Hill and Lucerne mines along with CIRTIUS F. Floyd of Westover Road dying in Altoona and Dora Bowser Fee of Indiana. Virginia Blair and Franklin Craft also noted, with funeral plans, interments, and church affiliations across Indiana, Kittanning, and nearby towns.
Curious Kept Out of Area Of Tornado
In Menomonie Wisconsin Gov. Ver non Thomson ordered road blocks to bar curious sightseers from the four county tornado zone where three twisters killed 28 people. Funeral services were planned for three victims in Colfax as recovery continued and authorities adjusted casualty counts. The Red Cross reported 350 injured and 432 homes or farms destroyed with 1 032 damaged. losses run into millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menomonie
Wis
Vernon Thomson
Thomson
Wisconsin Traffic Patrol
National Guards
Colfax
Red Cross
Gov. Thomson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Pollard
Union Hill
Independence County
Ark
Solon
Nike
Derry Teller
L. L
Wiggs) Johnston
ARONE
Homer City
Happy
Ludwig Olson
Scenery Hill
Lucernemines
Siver Olson
Hazel
Fritz Olson
Clarence Pennington
North Ninth Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Cirtius F
Floyd
Westover RD
Altoona General Hospital
Aingering Iness
Carnegie
Jobe and
Lavina (Koutz) Floyd
Turtle Creek Valley Lodge
A.M
Altoona
Jaffa
Westover E.U.B
Harmony Grange
Cherry Tree Volunteer Fire Company
Roxana Lantzer
McCracken Funeral Home
Cher
Patton F
A.M. Lodge
Michael Calumbo
Rosa Hill Cemetery
Dora Bowser Fee
Silbert C. Fee
South 13Th Street
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Armstong County
Fee
Robert B and
Catharine Leasure Bowser
West Wheatfield Township
First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
R. Carlyle Fee
Indiana, Pa
R. M. Berkey
Bolivar
Curtis
Janet Fee
Robinson-Lytle’s
Paul R. Pulliam
D.S.T
Oakland Cemetery
Virginia Washington Blair
John Crossan Blair
North Eighth Street
Blair
Rayne Township
Indiana County
Peter and
Mary Blose Washington
Rayne Two
Mr. Blair
Franklin Jacob Craft
Kittanning RD
Clarion
Albetta Foust Craft
St. Paul Reformed
Byron Craft
Kittanning
Twila Boggen
Cleveland
Harriet Goldstrohm
Merle J
Lee S. Edlsworth
Murrysville
Vincent Craft
Winifred Craft
Kedwards
Rugrat Valley
Salem Reformed Church
Eli R. Fabian
Lawn Haven
Gatti’s Drug Store
Baby Supplies
Gatti
Philadelphia ST
Parnell Cowher
Alace
Phila
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!