Mitchell to Be Strike's Fact Finder
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell said he will act as a one man fact finder to investigate the steel strike and advise President Eisenhower on possible action under the Taft Hartley Act. He will gather information, consult officials, and report as bargaining continues.
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Cold War GIs To Get Grants
Senate passes a bill to provide educational grants loans and home loan guarantees to about four million cold war GIs who served after Korea. Debate centers on cost and inflation with estimates ranging from 1.8 to 3.4 billion dollars and opposition from the Eisenhower administration.
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Unlucky expert misreads spade play on bridge hand
In a post game analysis Oswald Jacoby recounts a duplicate session where the expert failed to make four spades after West opened a diamond lead. A swindle attempt with a dummy entry backfired as West uncovered the king of diamonds and later the heart king, sealing the loss.
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Hagerstown Doctor Samuel R. Wells Dies at 54
Hagerstown physician and Washington County Medical Examiner Dr Samuel R Wells died suddenly Tuesday of a heart attack at Washington County Hospital He was 54 A native of New Martinsville West Virginia he practiced here since 1930 and served as deputy county medical examiner coron er He held posts in several medical societies and is survived by his widow Virginia two sons a daughter and several siblings Funeral services will be held Thursday.
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County seeks $19,000 from bookmaking raid dispute
Hagerstown authorities seek to keep 19 000 seized in a gambling raid. Larry Harbell pleads guilty to bookmaking and says only 12 300 of the money was gambling receipts, the rest his personal funds. Hearing set for Aug 4 in Circuit Court with special counsel Jacob Berkson for the county and John Hobday for Harbell. Morgan P Harris to preside. Harbell released on bail and faces house correction arrangements. Police seized the money July 11 from B and L Tavern. Harbell formerly of Cumberland was previously convicted in Cumberland ten years ago.
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Choir members named in school program amid vandalized cabin
The section lists Young Choristers and Senior Choir members from a Lutheran church group with names like Walter Comer Jr and Rev Trunk Jr. The piece also notes vandalism at a Chambersburg cottage with broken windows and mattresses left outside.
Eisenhower eyes top echelon overhaul to fight cold war
President Eisenhower plans a gradual revamp of the executive branch to centralize power among a core group. The National Security Council would gain full-time senior strategists and broaden its scope to long-range plans, while Congress and the Supreme Court stay unchanged.
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Dual top aides proposed for coordinate foreign and domestic policy
A plan calls for a deputy president for foreign affairs to oversee State and related agencies and coordinate international strategy through a Defense style structure. An assistant president for domestic affairs would ensure domestic economic decisions are carried out with swift coordination.
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Power of Love and Rublev Anniversary Highlight Faith and Art
A mother’s selfless act shows love as life’s core, implying love as practice beyond calamity. The piece notes Moscow’s 1960 Rublev birth anniversary celebration led by Loris Joganson of the USSR Academy of Art.
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