Indecisive Government For Canada
Ottawa reports Canada faced indecisive government after Monday's election as no party won a majority. The Liberal government of Louis St Laurent collapsed after 22 years, while Conservatives failed to secure 132 seats for a majority in the 23rd parliament. If St Laurent resigns, Governor General Vincent Massey would likely invite the largest party, the Conservatives, to form a government led by John A. Diefenbaker.
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Louis St. Laurent
St. Laurent
Vincent Massey
John A. Diefenbaker
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Prince Philip to Narrate BBC TV Spectacular
Britain’s Prince Philip rehearses for a BBC TV program marking the opening of the international geophysical year. The hour-long, 56000 dollar special titled The Restless Sphere will air June 13 and is described as the most complex British television feature yet.
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London
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Britain
Prince Philip
Philip
BBC
Benson Attacks Brannan Plan in St Paul Speech
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Benson criticized the Brannan plan calling it a path to government handouts. He argued market determined prices with government support fail to help small farm families and that the real issue is volume, not price, noting many farmers earn under 1000 dollars a year.
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Charles Brannan
Benson
National Creameries Association
Brannan
Minnesota Bankers Association
St. Paul
Local Motorist Pleads Guilty To Intoxication
An 18 year old motorist named Paul D Michaels pled guilty to operating a vehicle while intoxicated after Patrolmen Ralph Williams and Dan Mally halted him on Washington Street. He was found driving with a learner permit under the influence and without a licensed operator. He was placed under a $1000 property bond. Dr W A Worner declared him intoxicated after examination.
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Thieves Break Into Used Car Lot Office on State Street
Police report a break in at Sol DiLullo's Used Car Lot on State Street. A pop machine and cigarette machine were forced open with money stolen. a coffee machine was tampered with but no cash taken. Entry appeared through a west side broken window.
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Cub Pack 42 Plans Excursion and Parade
Cub Pack 42 discussed a baseball excursion at their regular meeting. They tentatively planned a July trip to Camp Aga wam and an August family picnic. Rocky Dale received a silver arrow. Cubmaster Carangi announced arrival of a banner bought by the Croton PTA for the scouts and said they will march in the July 4 parade.
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City Wages War Against Speeding Cars
Rainy night slows city police push to curb speeding and reckless driving. Chief George Rigby says extra patrols and six new cruisers cover 4 p m to midnight shifts with motorcycle units planned. Last week 14 motorists were tagged for speed violations as timetables aim to protect children after school ends.
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W. Gilmore Smith
Smith
Rigby
YWCA to Honor New Citizens
The YWCA will host about 30 new citizens at a June 14 party at the YWCA. Guests include individuals who completed citizenship classes in the past year. Co sponsors are the DAR and the YWCA Adult Program Committee with several local members listed.
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Merle Birney
Karl Hempel
FE. D. Marvin
Charles Foster
D. M Arnold
Gust Sanfilippo
Soil Bank Program May Be Continued In Senate Bill
Senate action signals continuation of the soil bank program with total Agriculture Department funding of 3.669 billion, about 300 million below Eisenhower’s request and 24 million below the House. Conference committee will reconcile differences and is expected to allow the program to survive House opposition.
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Store losses and vandalism under Broad Farm Storekeepers Policy
Clerks theft totaling about 900 dollars occurred at night along with several hundred dollars in interior damage by vandals. Losses were not covered by Burglary and Robbery Policy. Question asks if Broad Farm Storekeepers Policy would cover these and similar losses.
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Railroads Notified to Repair Grade Crossings in City
City Solicitor Robert M. White informed the four railroads P and LE, B and O, Pennsylvania, and Erie that he will focus on complaints about crossing conditions. He plans to ensure crossings are repaired, noting he will be away until about the 15th. Last year similar requests led to only temporary fixes.
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Robert M. White
White
P and LE
B and O
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Erie
New Castle
Bessemer Priest to Mark 20th Ordination Anniversary
Rev. Clifford Svisson, pastor of St. Anthony Church in Bessemer, will celebrate the 20th anniversary of his ordination with a 7:30 p.m. reception at the church hall. The event honors his longtime service and parish leadership.
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Clifford Svisson
St. Anthony Church
Bessemer
Probe Under Way On Union Welfare Funds
The House committee opens a welfare funds probe with Rep. Bailey urging testimony from United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis. Special counsel will guide the inquiry as Holbrook and House discuss issues to be explored. a full-scale investigation is anticipated.
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Cleveland M. Bailey
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United Mineworkers
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Jimmy Dorsey Taken By Death
New York telegram reports Jimmy Dorsey, 53, died at Doctors Hospital after a long illness. He had endured the loss of his brother Tommy seven months earlier, a famed team in popular music. Officials cited lung cancer as a possible cause though no official cause was given.
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New Castle Free Public Library Invites Young Readers
Encourage your child to explore books and adventure at the New Castle Free Public Library today. Discover stories, join programs, and enjoy the inspiration and fun of reading in a welcoming community space.
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New Castle
Deaths Of The Day List Publicizing Local Funerals
Obituaries summarize multiple services including Joseph Jaworski 76 of 1317 W Division St died yesterday at New Castle Hospital. Services at Madonna Church Saturday. Interment Madonna Cemetery. Also Domenic Merlon 65 and John W. Simpson 84 have services arranged. Details list funeral homes and visiting hours.
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This City
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Youngstown
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Bogota
Columbia
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Henry
Frank
Domenic Merlon
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DeCarbo Funeral
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Cunningham Funeral Home
New Castle
Ike Invites House Republicans to a Breakfast Politics Staging
The piece recalls President Coolidge hosting breakfast gatherings that fostered friendship and influence. It notes Ike Eisenhower, recovered from illness, plans similar sessions to mend fences with Congressional Republicans, contrasting Coolidge’s quieter style with Ike’s talkative approach.
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Coolidge
Eisenhower
Ike Hoover
More Than 1600 Graduates At Pitt Commencement
More than 1600 graduates from 14 schools receive degrees today on the Cathedral Lawn at the University of Pittsburgh. Deputy undersecretary of state Robert D. Murphy will deliver the main address and join five others in receiving honorary degrees.
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Pittsburgh
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University of Pittsburgh
Robert D. Murphy
Committee To Act On Kinzua Dam Request
The House Appropriations Committee will act on a $1,000,000 budget request to begin building a dam and reservoir on the Allegheny River at Kinzua Pennsylvania. The public works subcommittee reportedly approved the project, and the full committee is expected to follow.
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Kinzua Dam
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Allegheny River
Kinzua
West Coast Teamsters Boss Faces Contempt Trial
Frank W. Brewster, West Coast Teamsters leader, was set to stand trial in District Court on contempt of Congress charges. The Senate had earlier cited Brewster, Einar Mohn, Nugent Lapoma, and Harry Reiss for refusing to answer questions before the Senate investigative subcommittee. Brewster argued the investigating panel lacked authority over labor affairs.
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Frank W. Brewster
Teamsters Union
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Senate
Brewster
Teamster
Bolitha Laws
Einar O. Mohn
Dave Beck
Nugent Lapoma
Seattle
Harry Reiss
New York
Mach speeds span sound barrier named for Ernst Mach
Supersonic speeds use the prefix Mach to denote velocity relative to sound. Mach was a Czech born German physicist who studied sonic phenomena and contributed to aerodynamics research.
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Ernst Mach
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