Senate Bill Could Be Accepted By House For Tax Cut Push
The House likely to approve the Senate version of a billion dollar consumer tax cut and send it to President Eisenhower. The Senate added 112 million in relief, mainly on home appliances and entertainment events, boosting total to about one billion dollars. The bill faces a House Senate conference and must become law by Wednesday.
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Seagulls, floods, and new markers dot Pa area news
Farmers near the highway cope with trash dumping and landscape damage. Seagulls rest on a lake formed by heavy rain. Shenango and Neshaminy rivers rise as streams stay wet, wells slowly regain water. New state historical markers replace older signs at Enon Valley, and out of town charter buses carry fans to playoff games through the city.
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Daily Weather Report for 24-Hour Period Ending Today
United States weather statistics show a maximum 70 and minimum 43 degrees with .06 inches precipitation. River stage is 11.5 feet. Compared to a year ago, highs reached 42 and lows 30 with no precipitation recorded.
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Pittsburgh Officer Dies After Shootout With Gunman
Patrolman William Heagy died after a blaze of gunfire during an arrest attempt of Aloysius Spalding in Pittsburgh. Spalding was captured later in a second floor bathroom after a pursuit across roofs. Heagy was shot in the back and died four hours later. He was known as Doc for delivering 19 babies and was famed as a top blood donor.
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Nuclear Ash Samples May Have Reached Reds
Reports claim Soviet scientists could learn U S hydrogen weapon details from smuggled nuclear ash samples linked to the Fukuryu Maru incident. Japanese ports Yaizu and authorities are under scrutiny as Foreign Minister Okazaki confirms unconfirmed rumors of transfers to Russia. Meanwhile a spring storm causes at least five deaths across multiple states with widespread damage and cold, windy conditions through the Midwest and Northeast.
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Israel Warns War Threatens Middle East
The United States confronts rising fear as Israel warns that war looms in the Middle East. Israel accuses hostile Arab actions of endangering peace and notes Arab nations warned of retaliation if Israel attacks. Secretary Dulles urges restraint amid grave tensions from Negev killings and mutual charges.
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Sister Of Oscar Winner Killed
Oscar winning composer Bronislau Kaper faced sudden tragedy as his sister Irene Lurie, 52, was struck and killed by a car in Los Angeles just minutes after he received the Oscar for the film Lili. Police informed him while he sat with Hollywood leaders at the Pantages theater.
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Youngstown Bank President Dies at 60
Lowry A. Stewart president of Mahoning National Bank of Youngstown died Thursday night at North Side hospital after several weeks illness. He had served as vice president of the Ohio Bankers Association in 1949.
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Woman killed by PRR train at Primos station
An unidentified woman was struck by the first car of a Pennsylvania Railroad train as she crossed the tracks at Primos station in Delaware County while trying to reach a Media to Philadelphia service. Upper Darby police investigated the incident.
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Philadelphia City Hall Fire Damages Offices
A seventh floor blaze in Philadelphia City Hall damaged upholstering, furniture, and equipment in the City Bureau of Supplies and Publicity Property Department. Firemen contained the fire near flammable paints and shellac as smoke spread to police radio rooms. cause undetermined. Hundreds of workers remained at their posts during the alarm.
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French Defenders Open Counter Attack at Dien Bien Phu
French Union headquarters reported defenders at Dien Bien Phu counter attacked to push back Vietminh troops who had dug in within 50 yards of the French lines. Communist-led rebels were said to continue harassing tactics.
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Hollywood Oscar Winners Holden Hepburn Shine at Awards
William Holden and Audrey Hepburn won Hollywoods highest accolade the Oscars Hepburn earned best actress for Roman Holiday in New York City while Holden collected best actor for Stalag Eight Oscars including honors for From Here To Eternity Frank Sinatra and Donna Reed led the war film to multiple wins The page notes the film won best picture and several technical categories.
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Defense Against H-Bomb May Cost Heavily
A top secret Senate report warns a credible H-bomb defense could impose a heavy financial burden on the United States. Senator Leverett Saltonstall says cost estimates were not provided. Senator Harry Byrd notes the session discussed potential tax impact and defense funding. Robert C. Sprague presented the study on Soviet nuclear threats to the armed services committee. The panel plans to present the report to President Eisenhower at the White House next Tuesday.
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Mrs Cordell Hull Fatally Stricken
Mrs Cordell Hull wife of former Secretary Cordell Hull died suddenly in Staunton Virginia at age 79 while visiting her sister in law Irene Witz The State Department announced the death and did not disclose the cause Hull married in 1917 and stood beside him during his political career Hull was 82 and retired in 1944 after 11 years in the Roosevelt cabinet.
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Major Accused By Russia Makes Return To Moscow
U S Air Force Major Walter A McKinney returned to Moscow aboard a Soviet plane after being accused of spying on Soviet installations. He was among four American military attaches named by Trud. Berlin officials told him to refuse comment, as Moscow hints at possible travel restrictions for foreigners.
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Fumes Kill Man In Closed Garage
The body of a 43 year old man identified as John R Morris was found in a car running in a closed garage in the Drexelbrook area of Upper Darby Township. Neighbors alerted police after being awakened by the car’s racing engine. He died on arrival at Delaware County hospital.
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Lenten reflections and calls for Christian unity
Norman E. Clark urges reverence for the Easter season, recalling Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection. He credits sacrifices of past Christians for freedom of worship in the United States and warns against false prophets. He calls for dedication to Christian brotherhood and global tolerance.
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Senate probes McCarthy Army clash may not end soon
The Senate investigations subcommittee aims to appoint a chief counsel today as it continues the dispute between Chairman Joseph McCarthy and the Army. Republican maneuvers for a compromise stall, with ideas to fire Roy Cohn and Army Counsel John Adams, meeting resistance from McCarthy supporters and the White House.
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Red China Boats Seized By ROK Patrols Near Cheju Island
South Korea’s home ministry says coast guard boats seized two Chinese Communist fishing vessels in the Yellow Sea near Cheju Island, within the Rhee line. Each ship displaced 14 tons with 17 crew total. captors brought the vessels and crew to Cheju.
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No Recognition Of East German Regime By U S
U S officials reject the East German regime and deny any Western state recognition while Moscow promotes sovereignty as a cover. Washington asserts Russians keep troops for security and aims to direct East German policy via talks with Bonn. East German Communists push for direct talks on unification with West Germany.
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Messner Named GOP Campaign Manager in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg March 26 Lt Gov Lloyd H Wood named Otto Fo Messner state revenue secretary and Republican campaign manager for the coming gubernatorial election. Wood promised a drumbeat statewide drive by organization sponsored candidates as he declared I wont let any grass grow under my feet. He announced Messners appointment on page Tre Continued.
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Hat Recovered After Winter Search In City Home
Arthur Mometer recounts a long winter hunt for a hat believed lost. He searched from cellar to roof and even suspected theft, but spring cleaning uncovered the item beneath old note books postcards and a leather belt. Weather today warm with forty two expected.
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