Screen Beauty McDonald Faces Narcotics Charge After Crash
Beverly Hills actress Make The Body McDonald faces driving under the influence narcotics charges after sideswiping three cars and crash into a rear vehicle on Camden Drive. She was jailed and released to husband Harry Karl without bond, with a Wednesday court date. Police say she admitted taking six tablets after a meeting with her lawyer amid ongoing marital troubles. The star, nicknamed the Body, has a history of misfortunes in Hollywood and recently vowed to resume acting.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
INS
McDonald
Harry Karl
Karl
Camdenive
Lving Hospital
Vern Mason
Mason
Hollywood
Elsinore Machris Gilliland
Ray Gilliland
Work Resumed At Easton Plant After 12 Day Strike
Easton Pa. Work has resumed at the Essex Wire Corp. Easton plant after a 12 day strike by the Magnetic Windings division. About 400 employees approved a 72 cents per hour raise for hourly workers and a guaranteed minimum daily wage of $10.12 for piece workers. A firm spokesman said not all workers return immediately due to order cancellations during the walkout.
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Easton
Essex Wire Corp
Democrats Form 1954 Platform Committee
An 18 member committee led by former senator Francis J. Myers will draft the Democratic statewide platform for 1954. Sub committees will tackle sections and report by August 1 with a full platform to be presented to the state committee in early September. State figures Hiram G. Andrews Harris G. Breth Albert S. Readinger John H. Dent Hugh J. McMenamin join Myers on the panel.
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Harrisburg
IWD
Democrat Party
Francis J. Myers
Philadelphia
Myers
Joseph M. Barr
Barr
Hiram G. Andrews
Cambria
Harris G. Breth
Clearfield
Albert S. Readinger
Berks
John H. Dent
Westmoreland
Hugh J. McMenamin
Lackawanna
Political figures tied to 1946 gubernatorial race listed
Joseph J. Yosko of Northampton and others including Philadelphia Mayor Joseph Clark Jr. and District Attorney Richardson Dilworth join a slate with Harrisburg leaders Andrew Bradley and Helen Massack, plus Emma Miller and William Green Jr, Fran Walter, Harry Shapiro, and John Rice in relation to 1946 governor candidacy.
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Joseph J. Yosko
Northampton
Philadelphia
Joseph §. Clark JR
Richardson Dilworth
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Andrew M. Bradley
Harrisburg
William J. Green Jr
G Horting
Lancaster
Emma Guffey Miller
Slippery Hock
Helen Massack
Democratic Federation of Women
Francis E. Walter
Easton
Harry Shapiro
John S. Rice
Gettysburg
Castillo Regime to Name Delegation to United Nations
In San Salvador INS reports the Castillo Armas regime will appoint a delegation to represent El Salvador at the United Nations. Radio Liberation accuses Jacobo Arbenz Guzman’s government of lacking legitimacy in the Central American nation. Montevideo students plan a general strike protesting Guatemala invasion. Havana university students federation backs Guatemala with a day of democratic reaffirmation.
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San Salvador
INS
Carlos Castillo Armas
United Nations
Radio Liberation
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Montevideo
Guatemala
Havana
University Students Federation
Organization backs Arbenz honorary presidency vote
The group reaffirmed its fight against Communism and unanimously resolved to name Guatemalan President Jacobo Arbenz as an honorary president, reflecting political sympathy and formal recognition.
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Ganization
Jacobo Arbenz
Bond Redemptions Running Ahead
Harrisburg report shows the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission retired $4,969,000 in super-highway bonds on June 1. The move trims total toll road indebtedness to $185,898,000 and marks six years ahead of schedule with revenue exceeding estimates from the amortization step-up.
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Harrisburg
IWS
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
PTC
Prospects For Bigger And Better Highways In State
State Highways Secretary E L Schmidt tied plans for larger road funds to public awareness at Bedford Springs. He argued funds could come from diverting over 52 million dollars from the federal two cent gas levy, urging Congress to remove the federal government from the gas tax field. Pennsylvania now gets about half of federal receipts but will gain to 41 million dollars after July 1 1955 under a new congressionally devised split.
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Bedfords Springs
E. L. Schmidt
Schmidt
Bers
Pennsylvania Bus Association
Bedford Springs
Ack
Pennsylvania
Congress
Farm construction outlook in the United States
Farm construction in the United States totaled about 1.5 billion dollars last year and is expected to fall about 12 percent this year.
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Omaha
United States
Detroit River Freight Flows Surpass Suez Canal Volume
The Detroit River moves nearly a third more water-borne freight than the Suez Canal, highlighting its unexpected major role in global shipping.
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Detroit River
Suez Canal
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Anderson
American Motors
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Beckford S
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New Castle, Pa
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Washington Street
DIAL
Anderson and Anderson
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Ford
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McAllisters
Lnhametolelen
Cour Consumer Discount Co
Seararro
Consumer Discount Co
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Long Ave
Baron Heating Co
Rover
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All Weather Film
Oples Service
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Farm Bureau
Jreau
Beach
Harney
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