Resignation Rumors Unfold Over Stevens McCarthy Clash
Reports from Washington claim Stevens resigned amid a tug between McCarthy and the Eisenhower administration. Associates deny the move while Kane urges Stevens to stay and defend his stand against political interference. Officials discuss Peress, Zwicker, and Army conduct amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Chicago ‘Tribune
Stevens
Washington
McCarthy
Ralph W. Zwicker
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Irving Peress
Zwicker
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Pentagon
White House
Eisenhower
Congressional
Wilson
Army
Peress
Egypt to elect assembly to draft constitution in July
Egypt plans a 250 member constituent assembly to draft a new constitution and act as interim parliament, inaugurating July 23, marking two years since the bloodless coup that toppled King Farouk. The move ends martial law in most parts and loosens press censorship, with Naguib as figurehead and Nasser as premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Hewett
Cairo
Egypt
Nile
Farouk
Marouk
Revolutionary Council
Aly Maher
Abdel Razak Sanhoury
Egypian State Council
Supreme Court
Mohamed Naguib
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Heliopolis
Naguib
Bis
Cuba Bound Arms Found Two Jailed
Authorities raided a store rented since 1945 for 75 monthly near the docks after heavy cases were unloaded. The crates held 27 large anti tank guns, 241 cases of ammunition, 251 carbines rifles, four cases of bullets and 280 hand grenades. FBI customs and immigration agents joined police questioning after the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
FBI
Customs Service
Immigration Service
State Demos Plan Nomination Clash And Puerto Rico Tension
Report notes looming state and trouble for the gubernatorial bid, with March 15 as filing deadline. Adams cites an arsenal link and cancels a Spanish American rally near the arms site. Police in 1952 found grenades at a vacant Mamaroneck station. four men faced charges over a supposed Cuba revolt plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Congress
New York
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Cuba
U S. ticket gains in Pennsylvania race with Furman Blatt pair
The article reports Furman, former Speaker, and Blatt, 1952 auditor general candidate, as Democratic endorsements for internal affairs and secretary posts. It notes a split in labor support, CIO AFL dynamics, and Dulles Toriello exchange over Guatemala. It cites leaders in Harrisburg and Pittsburgh, plus judges Rhodes Ross Woodside in the Superior Court slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman
Greene County
Miss Blatt
Democratic State Committee
U.S
Dulles
Guatemala
Guillermo Toriello
Toriello
United States
Slain Trucker's Widow Called In Wable Trial
The opening night of the Wable trial featured witnesses including Herbert L. Parr of Bowling Green Virginia who found the slain trucker Pitts. Parr described recognizing the truck by copper horns and flagging help after finding Pitts dead. Dr Mary Crumfsh of Irwin Pay performed the autopsy noting death from a gunshot to the right eye. The case ties Pitts killing to the Woodward shooting and the non fatal shooting of John K Shepard as he slept in his parked truck near the turnpike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wable
Herbert L. Parr
Bowling Green
Pitts
Parr
Hny
Pitt
Asst. Dist
Atty
Best
Woodward
John K. Sheperd
West Alexander
Pat Sheperd
Ohio
Turnpike
Love Wins Out at Ravensburg Youth Meeting Poll
Ravensburg Germany voters, the Ravensburg Youth Assn, asked members which topic to discuss next. The poll asked Can love be a sin or Does Europe still have no chance. Love won today by 476 to 225.
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Ravensburg
Germany
Europe
Ravensburg Youth Assn
Court Names Two Supervisors In White Township 1956
The court voided the last fall votes for Deabenderfer and Fleming citing an illegally prepared ballot. Sundberg’s appointment was rescinded after a law change, with subsequent reappointment to finish Brown’s term. The board’s action and resignations triggered a sequence of legal corrections and replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deabenderfer
Fleming
Sundberg
Brown
Hinansesees
Hit-Run Motorist Kills Beechview Plumber
Police charged David C. Murphy with voluntary manslaughter and leaving the scene after an auto struck Howard J. Lewis a 69 year old plumber as he crossed Chateau Street in Beechview. Murphy allegedly drove away and later returned to the scene.
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Pittsburgh
Howard J. Lewis
Chateau Street
Beechview
David C. Murphy
Murphy
Lewis
Red China Dispute Seen Geneva Issue
The article notes U.S. officials, including Dulles and Lodge, oppose recognizing Peiping, saying Red China should not be seated at the Geneva talks or the U.N. and warning against trading with the Communist mainland while tensions over Berlin and world opinion rise.
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Geneva
New York
Jine
Moscow
Peiping
Dulles
Berlin
Red
Red China State Department
U.S
Plane wreck spotted in Alps near Nice in missing C47 case
Police in Nice said they located the wreckage of a missing U S Air Force C47 at 7 800 feet in the Alps ten miles southwest of Auron after a farmer sighted a wing through field glasses. The craft carried 20 persons and no signs of life were found amid possible avalanches. Weather permitted helicopter access but harsh winds and difficult terrain hinder rescue.
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Nice
France
Riviera
Etienne Gallean
Alps
Auron
Air
Saigon
Indochina
Jacques Thibault
Ween
Aaron
Ares
Sugar Baron Lord Lyle Dies Crossing Atlantic
Sugar magnate Lord Lyle of Britain died in Bournemouth while crossing the Atlantic. He was stricken with pneumonia after a brief illness aboard the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bournemouth
England
Lord Lyle
Second Paper Joins Battle In Photo Ban
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette joins Greensburg Tribune-Review in seeking a permanent injunction against a courthouse photo ban in Westmoreland County Greensburg. Judge Gourley granted entry to the Post-Gazette and publisher Paul Block cites protecting press freedom and public access to court proceedings. The ban, tied to the John Wesley Wable trial, was previously allowed with subject consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pitts- Post-Gazette
Greensburg Tribune-Review
Westmoreland County
Greensburg
Wallace
Gourley
Post-Gazette
Paul Block
John Wesley Wable
Pennsylvania
Edward G. Bauer
Truman On Video in New York to discuss foreign aid
Former President Harry S. Truman arrives from Missouri with Mrs. Truman for an NBC telecast on the Ford Foundation program Excursion. The show will air in New York at 4 P.M. EST tomorrow and cover U S foreign aid policy.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Ford Foundation
U. S
Truman
Missouri
Mrs. Truman
NBC
Not Guilty Pleas Entered in Independence Attack Case
Three male defendants Rafael Cancel Miranda Andres Figueroa Cordera and Irving Figueroa Boriguez pleaded not guilty on five counts of assault with intent to kill and five counts with assault with a dangerous weapon. U S Atty Leo A Rover said Rep Alvin Bentley is in critical condition with injuries including a shattered liver. Bentley listed as serious. Rep George Fallon released from hospital. others Kenneth Roberty Difford Davis and Ben Jensen hospitalized but improving.
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Ereweuan 2Epicus
Rafael Cancel Miranda
Andres Figueroa Cordera
Irving Figrés Boriguez
U.S
Leo A. Rover
Alvin M. Bentley
Rmich
Bentley
Gvernment
Adlai Ready To Criticize The Program Panel
Stevenson urged criticism of Eisenhower policies in a press briefing. He criticized military and foreign affairs plans, questioned leadership, and cited past cases involving Peress and Br Bridges, while urging Democratic unity and focus on economy and public works.
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
Illinois
Lanvarnar Ragarde
Vital ‘Amen
Apn
Ose
Secretary of State
TVA
Labor Board May Act in Port Strike
New York officials report the National Labor Relations Board weighing contempt action over a wildcat longshore walkout by ILA members. About half of the port’s 169 piers halted as ILA leaders vow to restore work. NLRB and waterfront authorities seek evidence amid a broader ILA AFL dispute and calls for a port peace.
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New York
National Labor Relations Board
Wildcat
International Longshoremen’s Assn
ILA
A Walt
William W. Bradley
AFL
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
AFL International Longshoremen’s Assny
Afl-Ila
NLRB
New York Shipping Assn
Eisenhowker
New
Jersey
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Staten Island
New Jersey
Licenses Suspended By State Liquor Board
Harrisburg The State Liquor Control Board suspended licenses for gambling inducements to purchase toxicants at Joe Garida’s Sewickley site for 30 days. St Joseph Lodge No 548 National Creation Society of Slovak Slovan 25 days for sales to non members. Italian Mutual Benefit Victor Emanuele No 3 Lilly 30 days for non member sales. Samuel L Martin North Bend Tavern Connellsville RD 2 20 days for permitting minors at sales to minors.
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Harrisburg
State Liquor Control Board
Anthony L
John
George Joseph Gariti
Joe Garida
Sewickley
St. Joseph Lodge
National Creation Society of Slovan
Slovan
Italian Mutual Benefit
Victor Emanuele No. 3 Society
Lilly
Samuel L. Martin
North Bend Tavern
Connellsville
R. D
Obituaries From Graceton and Nearby Towns
Multiple obituaries list MIKE CYBAK 36 of Graceton died this morning born October 2 1897 in Austria survived by wife Mary and children Albert Cleveland Mrs Clair Loting Irene Elmer Mrs Joseph Maggio Edward with services planned at Grackton. Also PAUL BURALL funeral today at Hallow Funeral Home Homer City with burial at St Francis Cemetery Gracaton. SAMUEL RANKIN TAYLOR 79 of Mayeville died March 3 at home born September 21 in Indiana County surviving daughter Mona two sons Claude and John sister Mrs May Young three grandchildren. JOHN ADAMS 86 of Saltsburg RD died March 5 1954 born September 16 1865 Morgantown WV survived by many children and grandchildren with services Monday at Robinson’s Funeral Home and burial at Edgewood Cemetery. WILLIAM CHICK ELLSMORE 40 of Glen Campbell died March 4 born February 5 1834 in England survived by wife Jane and children Helen Margaret Nelson and others, plus many siblings. EARL A BUTERBAUGH SR 84 retired lumberman of Cherry Tree died today born April 22 1882 in Carkport survived by wife Daisy and many children grandchildren and siblings with services planned Tuesday at Mundys Corner Cemetery Raleigh Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Mike Cybak
Graceton
Austria
Mary
Albert
Cleveland
Clair
Marley ) Loting
Irene
Detroit
Elmer
Joseph
Helen) Maggio
Homer City
Edward
Friends
Grackton
Maren
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Hallow’ Funeral Home
Samuel Rankin Taylor
Mayéville
Indiana County
John
Rebecca Gray Taylor
Mona
Hosné
Claude
Kelletsville
Clarksburg
May Young
Elderton
John Adams
Saltsburg
R.D
Indiana Hospital
Morgantown
West Virginia
Ida May McNeal Adams
Frank
Harry
H. Ray
Earl
Philadelphia
Lavada Lyons
Leechburg
Grace Davis
Ada Black
Pittsburgh
Bertha Plahl
Edin
Thomas
Brownfield
Uniontown
Robinson
Edgewood Cemetery
William Chick Ellsmore
Glen Campbell
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
England
Eliza
Helyen
Chick) Elsmore
Janet
Nelson) Hismore
Helenry Johnson
Youngstown
Margaret Higgins
Nelson
Prothers
Philip
Bella Duden
Robert
Merfile
Niagara
Henry
Gardner
Ives
Raymond T. Clova
Burnside Cemetery
Earl A. Buterbaugh SR
Cherry Trae
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Carkport
Miligan
Hannah
Franx) Buterbaugh
Daisy
Kerr) Buterbaugh
Wilmina Kopp
Indiana
Clyde
Edgar
William
Earl Jr
Cherry Tyee
Donald
Molly
Cora Stein
Diana
Harvey
Cherry Tree
Rora Gray
Auliman
Hareley
Revlee
George
Preston
Blanch Wilson
Linnie Wissinger
Mundys Cerner
Raleigh Funeral Home
Hillsdale
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Vienna
Tass
William D. Akins
Indianapolis
Ind
Adking
Ladly
Stacied
Ueader
Hey
Reds
John Elish
Washington County
Akener
M Wriuspurgo
McClelland
Jed Jre
Furman- Blatt
MacCleland
United Labor
CIO
George Medrick
Carlos R. Escudero
Caracas
Venezuela
CIU
United Steelworkers
Mearch
Torrella
Kel
Mexico
Argentina
America
Mc 2Lelland
Afl-Pittsburgh Central Labor Union
Democratic Policy Committee
Miss Btlait
Guayne de Dixon
Butler
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
GOP
Aepuucah
Philip- Mines
NAPAN
Australia
Pacific
Marshall
Guseng
DONA
Alaska
Hawaii
Jatles
Canada
Eniwetok “Boson Gna
New Zealand
She- Marshall Islands
Eniwetok Atoll
Dues
Geneval
Conmess
Red Cimay
Rome
Bitburg
Bel Min A
Sugar Baron
Mrs. Tahean Vanttat
Adlai
Renup
Ea Goldstein
Ben Noble
Wisconsin
Donohue
Lator
Morris
Jally
Hisenhower
Armed Services
San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Rover
Bridges
Oscar Collazo
Maj
Gen
Brownell
White
Hisentiuwer
Ninnicantel
Auana
Ryaur
Sen
Magnuson
D-Wash
Heye
Lyndon B. Johnson
Iexa
Senate
Democratic
Econ
Russell
D-Ga
Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
I Marrakech
French
Morocco
Labor Board
Paul Burall
Hallow Funeral Home
J J. Hmelgar
St. Francis Cemetery
Gracaton
Bell Funeral Home Ambulance Service
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