Bidault Government Falls in Confidence Vote
Paris June 24 The eight month old government of Premier Georges Bidault fell today when voted down by 352 to 230 in the National Assembly over a demand for a wage increase for civil servants. President Auriol accepted the resignations and began consultations with party leaders as speculation mounted over a successor.
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Paris
INS
Georges Bidault
France
Europe
National Assembly
Vincent Auriol
French National Assembly
Bidault
Reneleven
Democratic-Socialist Union
Pleven
Henri Queuille
Ueuille
Strangers risk speeding near New Castle on Route 18
Report describes the Route 18 area north of New Castle with a 35 mph limit near the city line and a missing sign to reduce to 25 mph inside the municipal area. It notes mild overnight temps around 73 degrees and light morning showers, and mentions visitors to Memorial Rose Garden at Jameson Memorial hospital. Work on widening and resurfacing the New Wilmington to Mercer highway nears completion, improving the route.
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New Castle
Wilmington Avenue
Wilmington
Mercer
Daily Weather Report Forecast With Warm Humidity
Cloudy and warm with scattered afternoon or evening thunder showers today and tomorrow. 24 hour stats show max 88 and min 73 with .20 inches precipitation and river stage at 5.5 feet. A year ago the date recorded max 37 and no precipitations.
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United States
House Republicans Split Over New Tax Proposals
Washington June 24 Republicans are divided over a Democratic tax bill. Most back a 1 billion dollar excise tax cut while many oppose a corporate tax boost. Rep Martin calls the plan phony relief as consumers could bear higher prices. The bill could face a recommittal vote before final passage.
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Washington
House
GOP
Rep
Martin
Mass
Ways and Means Committee
Rescue of eight from crashed B-29 near Guam
The Air Force reported eight men rescued from a B-29 crash near Guam and a search continues for three others. The Navy tug Muncee picked up two men from a life raft, both exposed to Pacific heat. Six others were rescued yesterday about 140 miles southeast of Guam.
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Tokyo
INS
Air Force
Guam
Muncee
Intruder Attacks Queen Mother's Household Staff in London
London police detained a man found hiding in Marlborough House basement as a suspect in the assault on two household staff members. Housekeeper Mrs. Knight, 60, was stabbed and unconscious in her room, while Mrs. Ryan also suffered injuries. Both were hospitalized as guards keep 24 hour watch.
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London
Queen Mother Mary
Asault
Knight
Marlborough House
Woman Killed in Goats Crossing Collision Near New Oxford
Mrs. Alice P. Myers 57 of New Oxford RD1 was killed when an auto struck her goat near her home on Route 34. Driver identified as Mabel Kramer 41 of New Oxford. Police report notes location and accident details.
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Gettysburg
INS
Alice P. Myers
New Oxford
R.D
Mabel Kramer
Truman Heads to Missouri Home for Weekend Quiet
President Truman departed Baltimore at noon aboard the Independence for Kansas City to spend a quiet weekend at his residence in Independence Missouri. The trip follows a schedule arranged by the White House for the President and is described as informal with no public events planned.
O P Leaders Foresee Large Gains This Year
Atlantic City June 24 Rep Leonard W Hall chairman of the Republican National Congressional Campaign committee predicted GOP gains in the November election will set the stage for a Republican president in 1952. He spoke at a regional shirt sleeves conference and said a surprising number of seats may be won, enough to build a foundation for 1952.
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Atlantic City
N. J
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Republican National Congressional Campaign Committee
Leonard W. Hall
N.Y
New Yorker
Truman
Hall
Republican Group
Washington
Congress
Milk Drivers Vote Against Strike End
AFL milk drivers in Pittsburgh voted to reject a wage hour proposal from the Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers Association and end their 15 day walkout by a 1 429 to 1 282 decision. About 2 300 000 consumers faced emergency milk deliveries in a seven county area as retroactivity and contract terms remained the central dispute.
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Pittsburgh
INS
AFL
Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers Association
Fire call at William M. Bender Co. reports smoke from furnace
Five fire companies responded to 212 Grove Street at 10:25 p.m. Friday as smoke from burning papers in the furnace filled the showroom. No damage occurred, according to Chief H. F. Steinbrink.
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William M. Bender Co
Grove Street
H. F. Steinbrink
Central Church Plans Groundbreaking Ceremony
Central Presby terian church members will break ground for a new Wilmington road church Sunday morning if weather permits. The congregation meets at 11 am at the Cathedral then travels to the Nes hannonck Township site for the ground breaking with all participants armed with shovels. The contractor will begin replacing the former house of worship on the Public Square early next week.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Wilmington Road
I* Mpaterson
Neshannock Township
Actu
House of Worship
Boy Drowned at Harrisburg Beach Identified
An eight year old boy who drowned in the Susquehanna at Harrisburg Island Beach was identified as Tomas Edward Schell of Progress. Robert H. Schell said the boy was his son and he could not explain why he was at the Harrisburg beach at the time of the drowning.
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Harrisburg
INS
Susquehanna River
Tomas Edward Schell
Progress
Robert H. Schell
Island
Aliquippa Bus Strike Ends After Driver Dismissal Reinstated
An eight day strike by CIO Transport Workers in the Aliquippa area ended restoring service to about 15,000 riders. The walkout began over the dismissal of a driver for alleged reckless conduct and he was reinstated after being cleared in police court.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Woodlawn and Southern Motor Coach Company
Aliquippa
CIO Transport
Restrictions On U.S. Diplomats To Be Attacked
The United States plans to press Russia's Balkan satellites to end discrimination against American diplomats. State Department rejects Romanian demands to remove a travel ban restricting Romanian diplomats within 35 miles of Washington. The ban was the first postwar limit on a diplomatic mission.
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John A. Reichmann
Washington
United States
Russia
Balkan
State Department
Gerany
New Baltimore Airport Dedicated by President Truman
President Truman dedicates Baltimore Friend ship International Airport calling it a symbol of federal local cooperation. He criticizes mossbacks opposing progress and says the federal government must aid state and local projects expanding air transport facilities.
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Baltimore
Truman
Friendship International Airport
Washington
Missouri
Missing Northwest DC-4 Sighting Oil Slick In Lake Michigan
A Northwest Airlines DC-4 with 58 aboard on a New York to Minneapolis run was reported missing. An oil slick was spotted nine miles off Milwaukee by a second Northwest plane, prompting Coast Guard patrols and an amphibian aircraft to search for wreckage though officials later said no wreckage had been sighted.
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Minneapolis
Minn
INS
Northwest Airlines
New York
CDT
Coast Guard
Civil Aeronautscthority
Ed Meny
Joseph Ferris
CAA
Rac
Ferris
Battle Cork
Mich
Milway
Seattle
Wash
Milwaukee
Acme
Lake Michigan
South Haven
Local Gamblers Must Get Jobs in New Castle
District Attorney Sherman K. Levine announced a crackdown on illegal numbers operations in Lawrence County. Friday afternoon five suspects were arrested in five alleged number stations with adding machines tapes slips and telephone evidence seized. All posted bail and await preliminary hearing before Alderman L. C. Mantz. Suspects include Louis De Robbio Sue Ross and Anthony D. Ross of Center street plus others from the same area.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Sherman K. Levine
Howard C. Klebe
Butler, Mercer
Rochester
L. C. Mantz
Louis de Robbio
Center Street
Sue Ross
Anthony D. Ross
Center
FBI Nabs Fifth Top Fugitive in Indianapolis Shootout
Federal agents trapped Henry Harland Shelton and two companions outside a tavern on Indianapolis east side. Shelton, 40, prison escapee wanted for kidnapping and auto theft, was shot and captured after a brief gunfight and left in critical condition at General Hospital. The incident capped a nationwide run of arrests of the most wanted criminals.
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Indianapolis
INS
FBI
General Hospital
East Side
Henry Harland Shelton
Shelton
International News Service
Mason P. Harper
Johnson And Gen Bradley Back In U S
Defense Secretary Johnson and Gen Omar Bradley, chairman of the joint chiefs, returned to Washington after a Pacific briefing. They landed at Washington National Airport at 11:11 a.m. and were greeted by Navy Secretary Matthews and Adm Sherman. Johnson said the briefing gave one picture of the situation for review by top defense leaders.
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Washington
INS
Defense
Johnson
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pacific
Washington National Airport
Navy
Matthews
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
Army, Navy and Air Force
Joint Chiefs
State Police Crack Down on Turnpike Truckers
State police curb overloading near western Pennsylvania turnpike entrance arresting 125 drivers since Monday at the Irwin interchange. Capt. Andrew Hadock says many violators are from other states with 94 out-of-state fines totaling $50 each and 31 Pennsylvanians awaiting hearings.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Hadock
Greensburg Barracks
Irwin
Hadock
Pennsyleg
Turnpike
Fire destroys downtown block in Cynthiana Kentucky
A $450000 blaze swept a downtown business block in Cynthiana early today gutting a four story building that housed a hardware store and damaging a furniture store a restaurant and a liquor store.
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Cynthiana
Furnioon
Russia Demands MacArthur Undo Banning of Communist Leaders
Tokyo dispatch reports Col S Polyashenko, acting member of the allied council for Japan, demanding MacArthur rescind his June action banning Communist party leaders from public life. He calls it a gross violation of the Potsdam declaration and advocates democratic rights and free political activity.
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Tokyo
INS
Russia
MacArthur
Communist Party
Col
S. Polyashenko
Allied Council For Japan
Far Eastern Commission
Communist Central Committee
Akahata
Four Day Independence Holiday For Commonwealth Workers
Harrisburg reports Governor Duff ordered a four day Independence Day holiday for state employees. Government offices will close June 30 at 5 p m EDT and reopen July 5 at 8 30 a m EDT.
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Harrisburg
INS
James H. Duff
Arthur Mometer Sees Crops Rise Amid Gentle Spring Rain
The farm scene notes corn knee high lettuce green tomatoes budding radishes red and cabbage showing vigor while beets grow slowly and fail to keep pace with seventy seven days of rain shaping a calm rural mood.
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