Congress May Not End Until Mid August
Washington leaders say Congress may adjourn by August 15 with many tasks left. Senate and House Republicans debate funding, soil bank cuts, immigration changes, and new office space while President Eisenhower seeks swift action on his agenda.
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House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Congress
Martin
Eisenhower
Senate
William F. Knowland
White House
Knowland
William P. Rogers
Racket Hearings May Continue For Year and Half
Senate Rackets Committee has enough evidence of foul play to hold hearings for a year and a half. Public hearings will probe alleged gangster control of AFL-CIO unions in New York Chicago Philadelphia and Los Angeles amid intimidation and violence. The panel also cites payoffs by some New York area management firms to labor goons to dodge union organizing.
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Washington
INS
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Hollywood leads three largest film industries worldwide
The United States Japan and India host the three biggest motion picture sectors. The dominance of these nations shapes global cinema markets and production volumes across North America Asia and South Asia.
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Hollywood
United States
Japan
India
Princeton area church groups host meetings and events
Princeton area churches and clubs schedule gatherings including Womens Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. Paul Blair’s home on June 6, Oak Grove United Presbyterian Childrens Day on June 9, 4 H Girls Club meeting June 7 to name the club, and Oak Grove Sabbaths School quarterly meeting on June 6. Community members attend local visits and graduations.
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Womens Missionary Society of
Princeton Memorial Presbyterian, Church
Paul Blair
May Shaffer
B. W. Kossack
Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Ray Young
Princeton Church Road
Oak Grove United Presbyterian Sabbath School
Ruth Wallace
Declaration Adopted by Congress and Proclaimed on July Fourth
The declaration was officially adopted by Congress on July 2 1776 and its signing on July 4 served as a proclamation to the world that the colonies were free and independent. Four out of five readers will view editorials today across the United States.
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Congress
U.S
County Awards Contract For Paving Parking Lot
County commissioners awarded a Hillsville firm the contract to grade pave and lay curbs and sidewalks for the county parking lot on Court Street opposite the courthouse. The bid of 3394 by Rich and William Mittica Paving and Excavating Co was accepted despite a bond instead of the required 10 percent cash or certified check. Other bids were 5369.90 and 4414.20. The decision followed a solicitor ruling that a proposal bond suffices.
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Court St
Rich
William Mittica
Charles H. Drugokewski
B and L Paving Co
Mooney Brothers Supply Co
Edward E. MaeConahy
Public Administration Service of
Chicago
Zeiger Sanitary Service
Greensburg Primary Recount Ordered By Judge Laird
Judge Richard D. Laird ordered a recanvass of Greensburg Democratic primary votes cast May 21 in New Kensington for Westmoreland County Common Pleas Court judge mayor and council. The June 12 review, first since machines replaced ballot boxes, will be led by the judge due to machine use.
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Greensburg
Richard D. Laird
Recanvass
New Kensington
Westmoreland County Common Pleas Court
Laird
Taylor families reunion and Sabbath School convention delegates listed
The Taylor families held their annual reunion at Westfield Grange on Saturday evening June 1. Delegates to the Lawrence County Sabbath School annual convention at First Christian Church New Castle on Saturday June 1 included Rev. Harry Lichy Mrs. Finley Weisz Mrs. Elmer Armstrong Mrs. Gareth Boyd and Mrs. Charles Sherman. The main speaker was Rev. Chauncy Varnar director of Young People activities of Pennsylvania State S S Association.
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George Cambaugh
Pete Weller
Verna Miller
Ellwood City
Finley Weisz
Jim Gibson
Charles Sherman
Sherman
Elmer Armstrong
Carolyn Fisher
Westminster College
Sam Kennedy
Vienna
Ohio
Lottie Hogue
Zelienople
James Hogue
Butler Rd
Frank Morrison
Carl Matthews
Guy Allison
Clarion, Pa
Josephine Dambaugh
Lawrence Majors
Ernest Dambaugh
Portersville
Harold Houk
Nancy
New Castle
John
Taylor
Westfield Grange
Harry Lichy
Gareth Boyd
Lawrence County
First Christian Church
Chauncy Varnar
Pennsylvania
S. S. Association
Local visitors and students return home for summer
Peggy Booher daughter of Mr and Mrs Bud Booher a Bob Jones University student in Greenville S C is home for summer. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Beineke have returned to their Hutchinson Kansas home after weeks with relatives in the area Mrs Beineke was treated at Jamison Memorial Hospital with a virus infection. Mrs Sara Ambuster of New
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Peggy Booher
Bud Booher
Bob Jones University
Greenville S. Car
Lawrence Beineke
Hutchison Kansas
Beineke
Jamison Memorial Hospital
Sara Ambuster
New
Variety Club All Star Show and Belafonte Weekend Package
An item notes events at Syria Mosque with a Variety Club All Star Show on June 8 and 9 and Harry Belafonte on June 10. Also advertises Hotel Webster Hall weekend money saving package and asks readers to write for brochure details.
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Syria
Harry Belafonte
Webster Hall
Tom Shelar to Wed Judy Toth in Portersville Church
Tom Shelar son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Shelar Ellwood City RD 1 will marry Judy Toth of Portersville at Portersville Presbyterian Church on Saturday June 8 at 9 30 AM. Rev William Hall to officiate. Tom is with the…
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Tom Shelar
Thomas Shelar
Ellwood City RD
Judy Toth
Portersville
Portersville Presbyterian Church
William Hall
Tom
Insurance payments rise in 1956 nationwide
Hartford reports life insurance companies paid policy holders and beneficiaries about 16.1 million dollars daily in 1956. The total benefits for the year reached 5.8782 billion dollars, up 495.5 million from the prior year and more than double the figure from sixteen years earlier.
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Hartford
Conn
United States
Early Wilmington steam engines pumped water from mines
Wilmington developed early steam engines to pump water from coal and mineral mines. These machines marked a key step in mechanizing mine drainage and improving safety and productivity in 19th century industry.
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Wilmington
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