Senate Probes Steel Price Increases Amid Inflation Debate
U S Steel announced a about six dollar per ton rise in steel prices effective Monday triggering senators to plan questions when Secretary Humphrey testifies in the Finance Committee. Gore O Mahoney Kerr voiced concern that the move sharpens inflation as administration officials warned of inflationary risks.
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Washington
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Senate Finance Committee
U.S. Steel Corp
Prcotary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Eisenhower
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
U.S
Sen. Kerr
D-Okla
U.S. Steel
Former Mayor O Dwyer Held Short On Tax
The U S Tax court found former New York Mayor Williard O Dwyer and his ex wife Sloan Simpson failed to report 11 500 in taxable income for 1949 and 1951 and ordered recomputation for those years and 1950. It noted 19 000 cash from John P Crane may have been campaign funds and that O Dwyer did not prove non taxability of the funds.
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Washington
U. S
New York
Williard O'Dwyer
Sloan Simpson
O'Dwyer
John P. Crane
Uniformed Firemen’s Assn
New York City
Crane
East German is sentenced for spying for United States
Volksstimme reports Heinz Sacks a 32 year old East German was sentenced to four years in prison for spying on the Russian armed forces for the United States. He was tried in Magdeburg, an industrial city 95 miles southwest of Berlin.
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Berlin
Volksstimme Today
Heinz Sacks
United States
Sacks
Magdeburg
Starfighter to be unveiled at Eglin Air Force Base
The stubby-winged F104A Starfighter, a new Air Force jet with estimated speeds over 1500 mph, will be shown for the first time today in a firepower demonstration at Eglin Air Force Base Florida.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Air Force
Police Captains Shift to Night Duty in Chicago
Chicago police captains from all 38 districts will work the night shift starting Monday. Police Commissioner Timothy J. O'Connor shifted hours to match higher crime rates at night, saying captains on duty may reduce crime.
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Chicago
Timothy J. O'Connor
May Traffic Deaths Fall Two Percent in 1957
Chicago report shows a 2 percent drop in May traffic deaths from May 1956. The National Safety Council notes six straight months of declines or no change, with 3,110 highway deaths in May versus 3,170 a year earlier and 14,360 deaths in the first five months of 1957, a 3 percent reduction from 1956.
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Chicago
H&a
National Safety Council
Council
Phone Fund Irks Lausche in Senate Debate
The Senate debated a $104.8 million bill to fund Congress and related agencies. Senator Frank Lausche objected to long distance telephone allocations noting his own office is allowed $7,000 for calls and questioned the high bill. The measure passed.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Siamese Twins Parents Barred From Living Together
A Pennsylvania judge in Youngstown Ohio ordered William Freeman to pay 125 dollars monthly support for his wife and seven children and banished him from living with Flora Stockdale, mother of two month old Siamese twins, after finding Freeman never married Flora Stockdale nor divorced his wife Georgia Freeman. The judge called Freeman's claim that a baby would help his divorce plan ridiculous. The article notes the U S presidents are the only elected federal officials not chosen by direct vote, being Electoral College members.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Pennsylvania
H. P. Beckenbach
William Freeman
Freeman
Flora Stockdale
Georgia Freeman
Kittaning, Pa
Stock‘dale
United States
U. S
Electoral College
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