09 May 1955
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1955
Page
1
Washington Mrs Earl Warren wife of the chief justice shares homesickness for California and children. She cooks her own meals in a hotel apartment and rarely visits the court due to her many chores. Her daughters Virginia 26 and Nina 20 take turns babysitting.
Mrs James Warren and her husband work to manage social duties tied to their rank in Washington society. The Warren household includes nephews Jack and Jeff and Jim my in Piedmont, Wendy Jean in Oakland, Bob at Davis Agricultural College, and Dorothy at UCLA. Mrs Warren notes limited entertaining, while the cabinet wife routine involves many official lunches, teas, and receptions lasting into late afternoons. He seeks quiet evenings as the chief justice returns from work.
An absolute proper remedy offers relief from rheumatism arthritis neuritis and sciatica with no charge if no results. The ad directs disabled persons to send a friend to 45 South Med Vernon Ave Uniontown Pa 500 ft off Route 40. Office hours daily 10 to 6 Sunday 10 to 4.
A Civil Service examination for Engineering Aid positions in the Bureau of Public Roads spans many states and D C. Salaries range from 2500 to 3705 dollars annually. Applications are due to the Executive Secretary in Arlington Virginia. no written test required and ratings based on training and experience.
West Germany becomes the fifth NATO member under sovereignty, joining the 12 original signers and partners Greece and Turkey. NATO commands in Paris and Washington outline a united defense, with SHAPE in Paris led by Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther and an Atlantic command based at Norfolk, Virginia.
A pudgy Goering steps into the Grand Hotel in Kitzbuehel Austria as Maj. Gen. Dahlquist and Brig. Gen. Stack witness the surrender of one of Nazidom’s chief architects. Goering cites misjudged American industrial capacity and longs to speak with Eisenhower before being flown to Augsburg and later Nürnberg where he faces execution.
Rep Mills disputed a business group proposal that higher income brackets should receive the largest percentage cuts in a broad 1958 income tax reduction. He spoke after the Committee for Economic Development backed three to five billion dollars in tax relief, signaling possible prelude to Eisenhower admin plans. Mills, a senior Ways and Means member, noted CED’s ties to administration leaders and its influence on tax policy.
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President Chiang Kai-shek and Admiral Felix B. Stump, head of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, held a meeting today. Stump downplayed the visit’s significance amid broader tensions, while Hungary and the Netherlands note a Turkish-wheat term for corn in regional discussions.
The U S Army announced it will begin artillery firing tomorrow in the Mt Fuji area, despite a protest by about 1500 residents. Gov Hisashi Amano of Yamana prefecture warned of possible grave consequences but offered no further details. Read the Gazette Classified Ads.
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