Teamsters Move On Beck Suspension Amid Inquiry
Senate Rackets Committee sources say Beck may be recalled only if he agrees to testify, with witnesses and documents likely to tell most of the story. AFL-CIO Council suspends Beck as May 20 hearing looms, citing misuse of union funds and bringing the labor movement into disrepute. George Meany says Beck faces inquiry in Seattle, while Teamsters leaders dispute Beck’s planned publicity drive and say they opposed using union funds for campaigns.
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Senate
Afl-Cio
Beck
Seattle
AFL - Cio
George Meany
The
International
State Command
St Louis
Daniel J. Murphy
Teamsters Executive Board
Teamster
Washington Teamster
the Union
Washington State
Imion ‘Defense
Leader Halts Move To End Bridge Tolls
In Harrisburg Governor vetoes Republican plans to end tolls on ten bridges by May 15. He argues the bill would delay freeing the spans and force 15 extra days of tolls. The loaned bridges, financed by a 44 million bond issue in 1949, face retirement and property dealings under the veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Commonwealth
Adam T. Bower
Leader
Bower
Highways Department
Property and Supplies Department
Stars Will Wed Lily Montell and Azenet Janti
Film actress Lily Montell and Persian actor Azenet Janti will marry Sunday afternoon in a ceremony in Los Angeles. The couple met a year ago in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lily Montell
Azenet Janti
Marvie
Hollywood
Kidnapped Wife of American Official Sought in Iran
An ambassa d y spokesman said Mrs Carroll, wife of Kevin Carroll, was kidnapped during a two jeep convoy in Iran. The governor general offered a 10000 dollar reward for information. Iran and Pakistan border controls tightened as authorities suspected tribal bandits may smuggle her to the coast for sale. Officials said the United States could fund any ransom through ICA.
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Palle
Iran
Mikrani
Carroll
Pakistan
Cartroll
Fife
Tangeerkheh
Arabia
Persian Gulf
Gulf of Oman
U. S
Washington
United States
International Cooperation Administration
ICA
U.S
British Cabinet Rift Over Cyprus Spurs Resignation Ties
Salisbury, 63, former foreign minister, opposed Makarios release and resigned. Macmillan faced pressure over Cyprus policy as Makarios, exiled in the Seychelles, refused repatriation until Britain allows his return. EOKA violence clouds talks on self-government for Cyprus.
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Terson
Makarios
Salisbury
Anthony Eden
Macmillan
Britain
Cyprus
Seychelles
Greece
EOKA
Eisenhower Extends Corporate and Excise Tax Rates
President Eisenhower signed a bill to keep corporation income and excise tax rates at current levels for 15 months. Without the extension rates would fall to pre war levels, costing about three billion dollars yearly in receipts. The 52 percent corporate rate remains and excises on automobiles, tobacco, liquor, wines, and beer continue.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Drinking-Driving Tests Near Widely Used
Milwaukee doctor Dr. Herman A. Heise told a Philadelphia gathering that chemical tests for drunken driving will soon be universally used to protect the innocent. He noted 23 states already have laws accepting such tests as evidence in court.
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Philadelphia
Milwaukkee
Herman A. Heise
Lawyers Land
Itivo
Ships Move Through Suez Canal Today
Ships moved through the Suez Canal tonight near the Great Bitter Lake as a mixed convoy of Italian, Russian, Greek, West German, and Romanian vessels passed. A UN salvage team planned to remove the last major obstruction by Tuesday while Egypt considers toll payments via a neutral bank to ease canal charges.
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Great Bitter Lake
Abukir
Cairo
Egypt
Federal Bank of
Switzerland
Canal Authority
National Bank of Egypt
World Bank
Gaza Strip
U. N
Jerusalem
New York
Hammarskjold
Nasser
Gether
Israel
Moscow Radio
London
West Today
Inflation Trend Seen As Halted
The administration has two housing loan bills pending in Congress. One would raise VA guaranteed mortgage rates to match FHA and expand government support for mortgage credit. The other would use funds from the National Service Life Insurance Trust for veterans loans and boost FNMA loan authority, while easing down payments for veterans and nonveterans. By last month housing starts fell to 910,000 annually, the lowest since 1949, with a suggested down payment cut easing FHA purchases if private VA funds shrink. GI housing suffers as VA loans offer lower rates, constraining private lending.
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Veterans Administration
House
Rains
D-Ala
National Service Life Insurance Trust Fund
Federal National Mortgage Assn
FNMA
Eisenhower
Nearly Two Million Join Ship Strike Across Britain
About 1.7 million workers idle in machinery and shipbuilding as the Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions expands its walkout. Daily factory actions spread to aircraft, motor parts, electrical gear, and domestic appliances, with Ford and Briggs plants at Dagenham unaffected by separate agreements. Shipyards hold 900 million dollars in orders. negotiations broke down, and workers seek a 10 percent wage boost.
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London
Britain
Confederation of ‘Shipbuilding ‘and Engineering Unions
CSEU
Natio Thécountry
Ford Motor
Briggs Body Building
Dagenham
United States
Promoted Airman First Class John Cerny of Nu Mine
John Cerny son of Mr and Mrs John Cerny of Nu Mine has been promoted to Airman First Class at Great Falls Montana. A 1954 Shannock Valley High School graduate he enlisted in January 1955 after basic training at Sampson AFB New York. He serves in the 407th ABG HQS attached to the 407th Strategic Fighter Wing at Malmstrom AFB Great Falls Montana.
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Numine
John Cerny
Nu- Mine
Great Falls
Montana
Cerny
Shannock Valley High School
United States Air Force
Sampson Air Force Base
N. Y
Scott Air Force Base
407Th Air Base
407Th Strategic Fighter Wing
Malmstron Air Force Base
Greet Falls
Congress weighs president disability plan amid divided views
Congress debates succession and presidential disability after Eisenhower proposal. Rep. Keating backs a commission of Congress, Cabinet, and Supreme Court, while others push for a constitutional amendment. Senate GOP leader Knowland warns of importance. President does not favor a special letter. Brownell to outline administration plan.
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Eisenhower
Rep. Keating
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Rayburn
A. House Judiciary Subcommittee
Satve
Speedy Drive Furore Hits Eisenhower Rally Route
Ike's Speedy Auto Drive draws nationwide critique as critics like Neuberger urge drivers to obey speed laws. Eisenhower rests at his farm while Secret Service and police verify the incident. A White House spokesman declined comment as newsmen follow the presidential cavalcade and are told the speed limit remains 55 mph.
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Eisenhower
Secret Service
A. E. Baughman
Secret Serve
Hey
White House
James C. Hagerty
Rockville
Marine Held In Jail Asks Legal Help
Marine Douglas Martin petitions U S District Judge Joseph P Lieb for a writ of habeas corpus claiming illegal confinement in the Miami Marine Corps Air Station brig since March 14. His lawyer Frank Byron cites the Uniform Code of Military Justice as permitting procedure, but no prior similar use. A hearing is set for Monday as officers are unavailable for comment.
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Miami
Fla. Wk
Prc
Douglas Martin
U. S District
Joseph P. Lieb
Martin
Frank B. Byron
Miami Marine Corps Air Station
Lieb
Byron
Oneida Creek flood control plan rejected by corps
The US Army Corps of Engineers decided against a flood control project in Oneida, New York, after a 1947 hearing determined locusts would outpace benefits. The city had already addressed the problem seven years earlier by straightening Oneida Creek.
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Oneida
N.Y
Army Corps of Engineers
Oneida Creek
Bankruptcy Ends Service Of Railroad By ROBERT FARRINGTON
New York Ontario and Western Railroad died at midnight after 80 years of service. The memory of its struggle shows creditors overwhelming the line as costs exceeded revenues. Despite state efforts to keep it alive, the road could not compete with autos and trucks, and the line finally went broke after decades of attempts to stabilize finances.
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Robert
Farrington
New York
Ontario
Western
Httle
New York State Civil Defense Commission
New ‘York
Averell ‘Harriman
Oswego
N.Y
Lake
New York Harbor
Scranton
Midwest
Obituary notices for McKean Daskivich Loughry and others
Multiple funeral notices from Indiana and nearby towns list reposed individuals Anna McKean, Sarah Blanche Smith, Ellen Fleming Camp, Matilda Jane Bonin, Oliver Mack Bennett, Albert Clinton McCoy, Anna B Daskivich, and Edward Howard Loughry. Details cover birthplaces, family survivors, church affiliations, funeral times, and interment sites with associated towns like Indiana, Homer City, South Bend, Denver, Saltsburg, and Oak Land Cemetery.
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Anna B. ‘Daskivich
Decent
Galicia
Aus
S.S
Peter and Paul Greek Catholic Church
South Main Street
Homer City
Sojediq
Nenii G.C
Lane Cernemines
Daskivich
Anthony Daskivich
Rose Rash
Cleveland
Ohio
Mike Friends
Hallow Funeral
St. ‘Peter. and Paul Greek ‘Catholic
Andrew J. Kertis
Oakland Cemetery
Desi Arnaz Opens A Lavish Club
Desi Arnaz, once mocked for a red haired comic wife story, now heads Desilun Inc a leading television producer with his own studio and 89 employees. He has branched into resorts after taking up golf three years ago reflecting his expanding business empire.
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Asony Network
Desi
Hollywood
Desilun Inc
Time For Change Shoestore Sparks Name Problem
In Long Beach California thieves broke into a shoe store through a skylight stealing a pair of shoes and $19 in cash. Burglars left old shoes and the owners consider changing the shop name from Thieves Market amid public signs and rumors.
Six Injured In Collision Near Mercer Route 19
Six persons were hospitalized after a two car crash on Route 19 about eight miles south of Mercer. In the first car, James Jehson 24 of Corapolis and Norman Jellison 21 from Cor, along with Mrs Lugivie Miller 21 of Cor, were reported in good condition at Mercer Hospital. The second car occupants Edna Mogivera 34 of Butler and Cav e Dufford 53 of Butler were admitted to Butler Hospital.
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Mercer
Mercer Hospital
Mia
James Jehson
Coravopolis
Norman Jellison
Lugivie Miller
Gisa
Core
Butler Hospital
Edna
Mogivera
Butler
Cave Dufford
Buber
B.D
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Portland
Terry D. Schrunk
Ore
Multnomah County
Howard Kelly
Sheriff's Officé
Schrunk
Joe Levy
Spot
Suez Canal
Trafford Park
Manchester
Exitland
Knowland
California
Geller
House Judiciary
Ike
Beatifig
Neuberger
Anna Har Mies
Kean
Ninth Street
William and
Magisgaret McFarland
Hamilton
McKean
Clarence
Marie
Compton
Harold H. McKean
Hollidaysburg
Nancy Jane
Sarah Blanche Smith
South Bend
Plum Creek
Armstrong
Joseph
Margaret
Calhoun) Harmon
Smith
Evangelical
Girty Grange
Evangelical Church
Jacob Painter
South’ Bend Cemetery
Ellen Fleming Camp
Morton’ and Fleming
Denver
Colorados
W. J. “Campbell
Herbert‘Linstead
Wichita
Kansas
Fred.Campbell
Colorado
Law
Ella
Martha Campbell
Lawrence
Hoffman
Cate
Matild
Jane Bonin
Town
Johnstown Memorial "Hospital
Black
Lick” Township
Cambria County
Belsano
George
Susan Makins Boring
Strongstown
Cambria
County
H. Clair
Boring
Ehrenfeld
Cecil- Paul
Warren
Russel
Delcie
M ¢S
Catherine
Mervine
Robinson- Lytié's
St. Indiana
Strongstown Methodist Church
Eugene Barrett
P.W. Large
Pineland Cemetery
Strongstown, Pa
Oliver Mack Bennett
Minnie Engle Bennett
Indiana, A
Californ Federal Services
Albert Clinton McCoy
Annie Reed McCoy
12Th Street
Indiana
Columbus
Martha Sint McCoy
McCoy
Center Township
Sutton-Miller Co
McCoy ‘Motor Co
First Methodist’ Church of
Peeles
Indiana Grange
Woodmen
Jay W. McCoy
Homer, City
Murray R
J. Blair- McCoy
Harry
Ruth). Downey
Carnegie
DeLoss
Mary) Martin
Wilkinsburg
Martha Selkirk
Max Viola
Robinson-Lyne
7Th Street Indians
R. W._Falls
D. D
Greenwood, Cemetery
Edward Howard Loughry
Saltsburg
Tunnelton
Josiah’ “J
Mariah
Duncan Loughry
Loughry
Pennsylvania’ ‘Railroad Company
National Roll & Foundry, Co
Avonmore
Robert Grahame Loughry
Robinson-Lytle Funeral Home
John O. Miller, Jr
Max E. Ware
Edgewood Cemetery
Desi Arnaz
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