Goldfine Defers Questions On Checks To Yale Wool Case
Washington AP Bernard Goldfine refused to explain why he issued two checks totaling 178982.64 last year to Yale Wool Waste Co through his Northfield textile firm. He says advice of counsel prevents answering. Rep Bennett demands whether the checks funded goods or served as a line of credit.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
House
Yale Wool Waste Co
Goldfine
Northfield
John B Bennett
R-Mich
Yale Co
Yale
Bennett
Federal Trade Commission
Harris
Governors list belts cloth to 23 governors at 1955 conference
Bernard Goldfine named 23 governors to whom he said he gave 100 percent wool cloth at the Chicago 1955 Governors Conference. He released the names to provide balance as he testifies at House gearings. Letters from several governors supported the gift and noted the cloth was presented by Goldfine.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Chicago
Sherman Adams
Boston
Goldfine
Jack Lotto
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
Leo A. Hoegh
Iowa
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Joe Foss
South Dakota
Lane Dwinell
New Hampshire
Williams
Leader
Lebanon
Louisiana
Ford Q. Eridge
Guam
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
William C. Marland
West Virginia
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Orvald. Faubus
Arkansas
J. B. Johnson
Vermont
Arthur B. Langlie
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Phil B. Donnelly
Missouri
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Hopes Waning for Missile Cone and Mouse Passenger
A Thor-Able missile test over Florida aimed to recover a nose cone and a living mouse from space. Telemetry ships searched waters off Ascension Island after a 6,000 mile possible reach. officials warned recovery odds grew slimmer as time passed.
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U. S
Ascenian Island
Air Force
Earth
Space
Douglas Aircraft Co
Ascension Island
Vanguard
Florida
Atlantic
Major quake rattles southeastern Alaska Gulf of Alaska
A large earthquake centered in the Gulf of Alaska shook southeastern Alaska Wednesday night. Reports said a tidal wave hit Lituya Bay with injuries possible. Coast Guard sent two rescue boats and pilots reported several injured people. Experts warned the quake would have been disastrous if it struck populated areas.
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Juneau
Alaska
Lituya Bay
Gulf of Alaska
Coast Guard
Cape Spencer
Dean Goodwin
Pelican
Here
Goodwin
Winther
Don Tocher
University of California At Berkeley
Charles Richter
California Institute of Technology Seismological Laboratory
Pasadena
Sitka
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Honolulu
1041 Pound Man Dies at 32 Heaviest in Medical History
Robert Earl Hughes 32, possibly history’s heaviest man, dies in a Bremen Indiana trailer beside Bremen Community Hospital. Uremia listed as cause. he fell ill while touring with a carnival and could not enter a hospital bed due to extreme bulk. Burial planned in Binville Illinois. funeral arrangements uncertain due to coffin size.
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Bremen
Ind
Robert Eail Hughes
Bremen Community Hospital
Mary Harris
Indiana
Otho Huff
Hughes
Emden
Guy B. Hughes
Emde Baptist Church
Binville
Ill
Guy
Wesley Dennis
Robert Earl
Delmer Robinson Estate Offered for Appraisal Details
The late H. Del mer Robinson estate is appraised at 188112 with personal property 174612 and real estate 13500. Major assets include stock in several local firms and cash notes accounts receivable. Real estate covers Poor house Orchard Stonewall District and two Cameron Street homes plus a half interest in a Hawthorne Drive lot. Appraisers were Shryock White and Glaize Jr.
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H. Delmer Robinson
Corporation Court Clerk's Office
Commercial & Saving Bank
Winchester Steam Laundry
Oil Heat, Inc
Snapp Foundry
Interstate Orchard
C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
Charles ‘Town
W. Va
Ridge Orchard
Winchester Cold Storage
Peoples Bank
Charles Town
Poorhouse Orchard
Stonewall District
N. Cameron St
Hawthorne Drive
F. Amos Shryock
Grove White
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Airman Escapes Lynching as Russians Rough Up Airmen
Soviet civilians threatened to hang one of nine US airmen shot down in Soviet Armenia and roughed up others. Col. Dale Brannon said Maj. Bennie Shupe narrowly escaped lynching before Soviet military police intervened. Five airmen suffered rough treatment as locals held them for hours before handing them to authorities.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Armenia
Air Force
Dale D. Brannon
Chardon
Ohio
Bennie A. Shupe
Miami
Fla
Brannon
Maj. Shupe
Col. Brannon
Maj
Shupe
Robert E. Crans
Macon
Miners Buried After WV Mine Blast Officials Abandon Hope
Rescue teams reached near the explosion site at Slab Fork Coal Co No 1 mine near Beckley West Virginia but officials gave up hope of finding any miners alive. The three men Herbert Cline 42 foreman Sam Sawyers 34 and Walter Moore 38 were trapped amid evidence of explosive violence and methane gas.
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Slab Fork
Joint U S Canadian Defense Group Formed
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister John Diefenbaker agreed to form a joint U S Canadian Cabinet Committee on continental defense to supplement existing bodies. They will consult fully to resolve export policy disputes, including trade with Communist China, as Ford of Canada faced car embargo frictions amid Canadian unemployment in the election campaign.
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Ottawa
Eisenhower
John Diefenbaker
U.S
Red China
Washington
Massena
N. Y
St. Lawrence Seaway
China
United States
Canada
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Five Days on Canyon Ledge Ends Safe for John Sanders
John L. Sanders, 35, trapped for five days on a narrow Canyon wall ledge near Conejos Canyon, was rescued and rushed to Alamosa Community Hospital. He described sleepless hours and near-fatal fear after his partner William Garver died in a fall during a fishing trip. Sanders fashioned a kite from his undershirt to signal rescuers and survived on rain water after the first two days without food.
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Sanders
William E. Garver
University of New Mexico
Conejos Canyon
Here
Albuquerque
Army
Carolyn
Almosa Community Hospital
Colorado
New Mexico
John
Bill
City’s Bonded Debt Stands At $3,003,300
City Auditor Robert Barbour reported the June 30 bonded indebtedness at 3,003,300, down from 3,146,650 a year earlier. The council reviewed a June 30 breakdown of issues dating back to 1925 and noted recent loans for school additions.
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Robert Barbour
Barbour
State Literary Fund
Virginia Avenue
Quarles
Rouss City Hall
City Hall
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Probers
Loudoun
Denny's
Mre Gele Smith
Althea
New York
York City
Mre Smith
Seymour Wally
New York Daily News
Goodmund Winther
L.C.D
Delmer Robinson
Rhythm Ramblers
Milady's
N. Loudoun St
Rouss Pamly
Lion's Shelter Thurs
Capone Family
Abraham Teitelbaum
Teitelbaum
Teitelbaum Teitelbaum
McClellan
House Committee
Internal Revenue Department
Ralph J. Gutgsell
Rocky Rothschild
Tlinois
James Foster
Jefferson
Foster
Charles
Drake
Rothschild Rothschild
South Carolina
ABC
Kernstown Methodist Church
MACY
Peter Pan Children’s Shop
Joint Defense Board
Cork Street Grocery
Carper’s Valley Church
Pleasant Valley E.ub
White Hall Grange
Duddery
W. Boscawen Bt
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