Hall and Hall Cole Exchange Campaign Charges in NY Primary
In the 37th District Republican primary, Rep. W Sterling Cole and Rep Edwin A Hall traded accusations in speeches near Binghamton. Cole labeled Halls campaign as outrageous and indecisive, while Hall accused Cole of misleading the district over franking and reapportionment. Both cited Washington conduct and portrayal by newspapers. the Aug primary date was set.
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Binghamton
W. Sterling Cole
Edwin A. Hall
Cole
Bath
Hall
Broome County
Young Men's Republican Club
Washington
Albany
Tall
Farster
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Republican
Congress
Deaths of Soviet General and Izvestia literary critic
MOSCOW UP The Soviet press announced the deaths of a leading Russian major general and Vasil, chief literary critic of the state newspaper Izvestia. The military officer, a career general and holder of important posts during the war, died after a long illness.
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Moscow
Ru Iy
Vasil
Izvestia
Let Controls End Congress Is Urged To Let Them Die
The National Association of Manufacturers and the U S Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to let price wage and civilian materials controls expire when the Defense Production Act ends June 30 They argued the controls have had little effect on the economy and urged repeal in prepared testimony before the committee
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Washington
Ntional Association of Manufacturers
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Organizations
X Committee
FIX IT YOURSELF By Hubbard Cobb Your Hut
A reader recounts visiting an electrical supply store and buying gadgets. Delayed action wall switch keeps power off long enough to reach bed. A blue switch with a light indicates when the power is on by basement stairs. A pilot light switch lets you control plugged in appliances from the wall. Weatherproof porch covers protect against rain and fuse safety tips accompany each item.
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Yul
Just Mad Youth Nilis Four on Bus
An unemployed youth identified as Lawrence Goldsby aged 20 grabbed a policeman's revolver on an evening rush hour Cleveland bus and killed four people, including Patrolman Eugene D. Stinchcomb. He overpowered by by three men after the gun clicked empty and confessed he acted out of anger over a prior dispute.
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Cleveland UP
Lawrence Goldsby
Goldsoy l
Mae West and Stalin on the banned list headlines
A censorship list labels Mae West and Joseph Stalin with cold reception amid disputed entries. The document names authors and entertainers such as J D Hollywood and others, including James Farrell John O Hara and Donald Henderson Clarke.
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Communistropaganda
Stalin
Leninism
Miss West j'Diamond Lil
Tiffany Ae Caldwell
James. Farrell
John O'Hara
Donald Henderson Clarke
Kefauver's Wife Builds Mugele As Handshaker
Nancy Kefauver wife of Senator Estes Kefauver campaigns in Florida and Washington. She describes needing a strong right arm for campaigning and demonstrates by flexing her muscles at a White House reception with Congress.
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Kefauver
Mugele
Nancy Kefauver
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Ite House
Congress
Florida
Miami
3d Pinball Trial Opens in Buffalo
Buffalo hosts a Supreme Court session on a major pinball case involving two councilmen and a tavern owner. Defendants include Frank J. Glins and Elmer J. Hoffman charged with extortion conspiracy and taking lawful fees. Other named figures are Francis T. Ike Foley councilman at large proprietor of Checkerboard Lounge Russell M. Leech and Pater J. Rybka.
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Buffalo
Supreme Court
Frank J. Glins
Elmer J. Hoffman
Francis T
Ike” Foley
Checkerboard Lounge
Russell M. Leech
Pater J. Rybka
Bus Drivers Strike Forces Rochester Transit Fire Ultimatum
The Rochester Transit Corp fires employees who did not report for work as of today and will hire new drivers. 1,100 striking Bus Drivers and Mechanics Union members rejected the company ultimatum to return to work. President John J. Uttert cites rights under the Taft-Hartley Act and notes pension and seniority risks, while predicting about 100 older workers may return today. The strike began May 1, halting bus and underground service in a $395,000 operation.
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Rochester
Rochester Transit Corp
Emleees
Jwork
John J. Uttert
Uttert
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Annabelle Frankie
Helen Garrison
Wiliam J. Powers
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Ja Iyer
Federal Constitutional Law Association of Deserent
Goldsby
Pine Bluffs
Ark
New York City
Mae West
Syracuse
S. Warren
Onondaga
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DU Pont
L. J. Kelsey
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Sam Pearce
Seattle
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Nash
the Statesman
the Rambler
Colgate
Paula
Colgate Almolive
Peet Comny
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