Wilson Not Ready To Go Yet Economy Talk Hints
Wilson says no resignation date set as he discusses a successor with Eisenhower. He notes his 42 years in the post and signals continued service beyond a month while Pentagon budget cuts aim to hold spending near 38 billion dollars.
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Wilson
Elton C. Fay
Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Eisenhower
Congress
Pentagon
Lars
Donald Quarles
Wilfred J. McNeil
Walking Bank And Clothing Store: Panhandler Arrest
Police in Philadelphia picked up 72 year old Samuel Sacks in ninety one degree heat. He wore three pairs of pants three suit coats and an overcoat and carried two hundred eighty seven dollars seventeen cents in coins and bills in cans and bags. He was booked on pan handling charges.
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Samuel Sacks
Philadelphia
Satks
Tax List On Refunds Disputed by Officials
Washington officials defend a congressional report on 1956 tax refunds and credits, noting many listed payments date back to 1945 46 or earlier and were recorded in prior accounts. They say some refunds shown as 1956 were settled as tentative, with actual payments in earlier years.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional
Treasury
William H. Brown
The
American Viscose Corp
Grown
Edmund W. Pugh Jr
Coca Cola Co
Lawyers Attach $107000 of Astor Funds in Fee Suit
New York firm Lewis and Mac Donald wins a warrant of attachment for 107000 of John Jacob Astor’s property in State Supreme Court Justice Morris E. Spector’s order. The suit seeks payment of 300000 in unpaid legal fees and disbursements from Astor amid battles over the proper spouse.
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Park Avenue
John Jacob Astor
New York
Lewis and MacDonald
Astor
State Supreme Court
Morris E. Spector
Gertrude Gretsch Astor
Dolores Fullman Astor
Police Catch Bus Missing 29 Passengers
Police from Rhode Island and Massachusetts chased a Greyhound bus that skipped a Brockton stop leaving 29 passengers stranded. Seekonk officers failed to stop the bus before it returned 34 miles to Brockton where a company official said the driver was a new employee.
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Providence
Brockton
Henry Cabot Lodge Leaves Senate for Military Service
Henry Cabot Lodge the United States Ambassador to the United Nations becomes the first Senate member in military service since the Civil War leaving his seat to serve.
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Henry Cabot Ledge
United States
United Nations
United States Senate
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Rogers
Rogers Jewelers
Central Ave
Kroehler
International
YAT Joffe’s
Styles
Perpetual Calendar
Middletown
Joffe
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