Mass senator proposes bipartisan 42 member immigration commission
Seamy F Kestody of Massachusetts introduces a bill to form a 42 member commission to review the McCarran Walter Immigration Act. The panel would include six private life appointees, two from the executive, and two from each chamber, aiming for a detached report free of partisan politics.
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Washington
Seamy F. Kestody
D-Mass
Commission
Sam Rayburn
Life
Executive
Senate
House
Congress
Postal Rate Bill Doomed for Year
Congress signaled no action on President Eisenhower's request for a 400 million dollar postal rate increase. House Post Office Committee Chairman Tom Murray said the bill would not be considered this year due to limited time and prior hearing requirements.
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Washington
INS
Congress
Eisenhower
Tom "Murray
Dtenn
House Post Office Committee
Murray
Notable Deaths Across States Mark Yesterday’s Obituaries
CHARLES R Frederickson 79 Ohio Republican leader and head of American Art Works died yesterday in Ohio. H Carl Wolf 63 retired public utility executive died yesterday in White Plains New York. Edwin A Scott 77 longtime chairman and publisher of Scott Choate Publications died yesterday in Brourville New York. Guy R Davis 65 Nebraska 4 H leader and pioneer in the 4 H movement died yesterday in Alliance. Frank Victor Turney 45 weekly newspaper editor publisher inventor of an adjustable base for imeral casts died yesterday in Wakefield Nebraska.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Charles R. Frederickson
Manu Manufacturing
The
American Art Works
Lawrence
Kan
White Plains
N.Y
Carl Wolf
Public
Edwardsville
Brourville
Edwin A. Scott
Scott-Choate Publications
Alliance
Neb
Guy R. ‘Davis
Nebraska
Wakefield
Frank Victor Turney
Youth’s Leg Bone Found Replaced After Accident
A three inch horse bone fragment found near a motorcycle truck collision helped Harold Walat, 19, recover from a serious left tibia injury. Doctors repaired the fragment and rewired his leg. Five days post accident, Walat’s leg is mending. without the bone fragment, shortening or grafting could have been needed.
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Chicago
Harold Walat
Walat
Chrysler Begins New Contract Talks With CIO United Auto Workers
Detroit Chrysler Corp opens negotiations with the CIO United Auto Workers as the third of the Big Three to face union demands for wage plans, enhanced benefits, and a full union shop. Contract coverage for 130,000 hourly workers expires August 31.
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Detroit
Chrysler” Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
State Charities Ordered to File Annual Reports
The State Social Welfare Department reminded about 800 NY charitable groups registered with the department that they must file annual reports by Thursday. Those operating on a calendar year end December 31 must report by June 30. The remaining 1,700 groups will have deadlines staggered through 1955 based on fiscal year.
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Albany
State Social Welfare Department
New York
Department
ROKS Charge Red Buildup Reports Behind Front Line
Seoul reports North Korea has increased military strength with 15 MIG15 fighters bases in operation and two under construction. South Korean officials cite 580 planes and 25 000 ground forces, supported by Chinese and Soviet advisers, as evidence of breach of the armistice.
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Seoul
Republic
Korea
North
China
Ousting China from U.N. Security Council Favored by Douglas
Tokyo dispatch reports Justice Douglas backs removing Nationalist China from the U.N. Security Council in favor of India or Pakistan. Mainichi cites Douglas seeking an amicable settlement with Communist China and a U.N. trusteeship for Formosa. He argues recognition does not equal approval and cites past recognition of Communist states.
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Tokyo
INS
Supreme Court
William O
Douglas
China
U.N. Security Council
India
Pakistan
Mainichi
Red
U.N
Formosa
Gereriralassimo
Chiang Kai-shek
New York State Spring Pig Crop Estimated
The State Crop Reporting Service announced a spring pig crop of 1,173,000 head in New York. This compares with 150,000 in 1954 and a 10 year average of 212,000 for the six months ending June.
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Albany
New York State
State
Geneva notes outline postwar UN talks and Western aims
A Western diplomat summarizes Geneva discussions on UN policies and global cooperation. Key points include addressing China's representation, limiting Geneva to technical issues, advancing disarmament, and linking German unification with European security through possible NATO and new security groups.
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Geneva
North ‘Atlantic
Organization
Russia
One Youth Court Urged for New York City
New York District Attorney Frank S. Hogan proposed a single youth court for New York City to handle juvenile cases from arraignment to disposition. The plan envisions probation officers and psychiatric and medical staff and aims to speed up proceedings as part of a 375 page report on juvenile crime.
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New York
INS
Frank S. Hogan
Hogan Yesteray
Catholics Pray For Revolt Dead In Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires crowds fill churches after an attempted coup against President Peron. Faithful Catholics kneel at improvised altars as police provide protection and services are held for the dead amid wreckage from mob attacks on government buildings.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juah ‘ Peron
Peron
Government House
Two Boys Buried Alive in Queens Excavation Collapse
In a Queens housing project dig site collapse last night trapped two boys who were later recovered and pronounced dead. About 2,000 spectators gathered as bystanders helped pull others from the muck before rescuers arrived. The victims were Billy Cotton 5 and Nathaniel Brown 11. Angel Matos survived. The Cotton mother, Evelyn Cotton, collapsed at the scene.
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New. York
In. A. Queens
Billy Cotton
Nathaniel Brown
Billy
John
Angel Matos
Evelyn Cotton
Matos
London Port Invasion Halts North Sea Work Stoppage
London waterfront faced clashes as hundreds of police surrounded striking stevedores returning to work after a five week walkout in sympathy with northern port workers. The Stevedores Union seeks dock labor board representation. London workers have it already.
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LONDN
Britain
London
Molweid
Stevedores Union
Transport- Workers - Union
Stevedore
Ecards
Motorist Catches Adjmi On Jaywalking Charge
In Miami Florida Joseph Adjmi nineteen paid a five dollar fine after Municipal Judge Albert Dubbin, known for punishing traffic offenders, advised him on the jaywalking matter. The motorist challenged Adjmi’s knowledge of breaking the law.
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Miami
Fla. B
Joseph Adjmi
Albert Dubbin
Adjmi
Senate to pass resolution voicing U S concern over Soviet satellites
Washington report says Senate G O P Leader William F Knowland will back a resolution criticizing Soviet satellites before the Big Four conference. Lyndon Johnson led the push after last week's defeat of a stronger satellite measure from Joseph R McCarthy, aiming to force discussion at the summit.
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Washington
INS
Senate
William F. Krowland
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Knowland
Johnson
Geneva
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