Hydrogen bomb production to rise sharply says Rep Cole
Washington Rep W Sterling Cole says no sinister motive in months of high level debate before deciding to press ahead with hydrogen bomb work. He notes full scale work began four months after Russia's 1949 atomic test, denying McCarthy's delay claims while acknowledging later events proved him wrong. Eisenhower remarks follow.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. Sterling Cole
Cole
New York
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Russia
McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Tis
Zoning Board OKs Grange Hall Plan in Corry
The Corry Zoning Board of Appeal granted the Grange’s request to build a Grange Hall on property owned by the First Church of Christ Scientist on Park Street. Six Grange representatives presented a long list of supporters and said construction may not begin for three years. The board approved but limited new construction approval to one year, requiring a fresh appeal if no work starts within that year.
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Fine Won’t Campaign for GOP Candidates
Pittsburgh Gov. John F. Fine says he does not intend to actively campaign for Republican organization candidates during the primary. In an interview he stated he does not expect a partisan or issue heavy primary, predicting few defining issues.
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Pittsburgh
John 5. Fine
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Daylight Saving Time Moves Toward Approval
The meeting is expected to approve Daylight Saving Time for this year. Clocks will advance one hour on Sunday April 25 and revert on September 20. A Warren PTA proposal seeks to align the dates with school calendar changes, reflecting local debate.
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Ily Corner
Falk
Warren
Engineer surveys sewer bond project for Corry
Robert J. Schatz of Gilbert Associates began a local survey for a proposed 820000 sewer bond issue. The report will detail city ability to pay, sewer rental charges, and bond sale options for a joint Council and Authority meeting next Tuesday.
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Robert J. Schatz
Gilbert Associates
Schulz
Uta
Don Williams
Corry
C_ ©, Collings Co
Roger Brown
Hartford
Conn
Travelers Insurance
Chamber launches decal program in Corry to showcase supporters
The Corry Chamber of Commerce introduces a decal plan to acquaint the public with 16 percent of members who hold 242 memberships. Members display decals in prominent spots while The Journal runs a special advertisement and page 13 lists all supporting businesses and industrial concerns. E F Bettes, secretary, credits member support for the chamber’s success and urges Corry shoppers to patronize these civic allies.
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Chamber
Corry
Corry Chamber of Commerce
E. F. Bettes
Columbus School Board Votes 3 Mill Tax Increase
Columbus School directors adopt a budget calling for a three mill property tax increase for the coming year. The millage will rise from 82 to 38 with per capita tax at 8 percent to balance a 5108444 budget. The increase covers about 18000 more than last year and reflects higher Corty Area High School rentals and a mandated teacher salary raise.
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Columbus
John Zamboriki
Coumbus
Corty Area
Veal and other meats advertised as good buys this week
National grocery features highlight veal, beef cuts, pork, and poultry with price trends for the weekend. Milk, butter, and vegetables like celery, potatoes, onions, cabbage, spinach, peppers, and citrus are cited as favorable buys as prices ease in many markets.
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Associated Press
Yes
Agriculture
Benson
Man Convicted For Fake Fire Alarm Sends Plea For Help
A man pleaded guilty to sending a fake fire alarm yesterday citing a personal crisis as his wife reportedly collapsed at home. He told the judge his wife weighs about 270 pounds and he could not lift her. The judge placed him on two years probation.
Special Probe Counsel To Start Hearings In 13 Days
Ray H Jenkins, 51, of Knoxville, Tenn., named special counsel for the Senate Investigation subcommittee, vows to present charges against McCarthy and Army officials with no prejudice or favoritism. Hearings set to begin April 21, led by a new chairman, aims to probe subversion and alleged malfeasance within the Army and McCarthyism era.
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Washington
Ray H Jenkins
Senate
Jenkins
Knoxville
Tenn
Witt
Buble
T Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
Army
PLG
David Sehine
Denistal Teulins
Simuet
Una
Sears Wan Jn
Ecuie
Agsien
Jamestown Bank Clerk Held in Funds Pilfering Case
Mary Agnes Dalley a 40 year old Jamestown bank clerk was arrested by FBI on charges of embezzling about 700 dollars from Chautauqua National Bank and Trust Co since January 1982. She admitted converting funds to her use to support her two children. a March 17 withdrawal was charged under the Federal Reserve Act. She waived a preliminary hearing and was released in own recognizance awaiting grand jury action.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua National Bank & Trust Co
FBI
Mary Agnes Dalley
Wear Hamilton Street
Todd A. Roche
Buffalo
Dalley
Banke
Roche
U. S
Robert E Bootey
Tamestown
Allon
Sheriff Testifies In Garland Inn Liquor Hearing
Sheriff Jonn G Coaves testified as a defense witness at a Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board hearing against Eugene R Climey and the Garland Inn in Warren County. PLOB cited the tavern for serving minors and allowing them on the premises, and charged intoxication on one occasion. Coates, owner of a nearby hunting camp, said the tavern appeared orderly. Two girls and three boys from surrounding communities testified they had been served alcohol.
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Jonn G Coaves
Pennsy Vania Liquor Control Board
Eugene R. Climey
Garland
Warren County
PLOB
Clancey
Garland Inn
Coates
Nhw
Top price of 1550 paid for prize bull Mission Model
Harrisburg reports a top price of 1550 dollars at the Keystone Show and Sale of the Horned and Polled Herefords in the Farm Show building. The bull Mission Model, bred Hereford, was owned by Leon Leighton Jr. of Harrisburg and purchased by Robert O. Mumma, also of Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Leon Leighton Jr
Harrisbury
Robert O. Mumma
Ian ‘Wall
Two Planes Collide in Saskatchewan Killing Dozens
In Moose Jaw Saskatchewan two planes crashed in the portiveist area. About 20 people were reported killed and 16 bodies recovered. One aircraft was a four engine Canada Airlines North Sun jet carrying 38 passengers, while the other was a single engine Royal Canadian Air Force Harvard trainer from Moon Jaw.
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Moose Jaw
Sask
Pe County
Canada Airlines
North Sun
BCG
TCA
Harvard
Royal Canadian Air Force
Two senators push for further tax cut plan
Washington reports top Treasury officials estimate the income tax plan could reduce 26 million taxpayers, with sponsors proposing an $4,000 exemption lift by year end and a 25 percent cut in some brackets. Critics say the change would mainly benefit higher earners and complicate administration.
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Frear
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Byrd
Iim
Ex-Corry Woman Mary Harmon Tupper Dies in Easton
Mary Harmon Tupper, 84, widow of Dr Jaimes W. Tupper and former head of Lafayette College English, died today in Easton. Born in Corry, she was Cornell trained and survived by a New York City resident. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at Trinity Church.
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Mary Harmon Tupper
Jaimes W. Tupper
Lafayette College
Corry
Cornell University
Harmon Tupper
New York
City
Trinity Church
Security policy aims to weed out risks for armed forces
The policy, announced by Secretary of Defense Wilson, seeks uniform standards to identify and remove individuals deemed security or loyalty risks from the Army Navy and Air Force. It details criteria for acceptance retention and processing of draftees and personnel, with hearings and tight scrutiny to speed removals and bar those with disqualifying information.
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Washington
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Wnmoments
Deseriber
Wilson
Defene Department
Armed Services
Mide
Armed
Plan for Joint City County Assessment Debated
Martin Gregor Erie County chief assessor announced a proposed joint data collection system for county and Corry city assessment records. The plan uses dual cards to gather preliminary data in one property visit, potentially cutting costs from 14 000 to about 3 500 per jurisdiction.
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Martin Gregor
Erie County
Corry
Gregor
Aksentment
Hideen
Dasewament
Tf Ula
Walde
Norvell men arrested in punchboard pinball crackdown
Richard Taylor and Joseph Frankovich, both of Norvell, were arrested in Mount Pleasant Township on charges of running punchboards and pinball machines in dairy bars. District Attorney Ty Alexander Beuko of Westmoreland County said the arrests are the first in his campaign against such machines. One defendant posted a $500 bond.
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Oreensburg
Richard Taylor
Joseph Frankovich
Norvell
Mount Pleasant Township
Alexander Beuko
Westmoreland County
Conviction Of Young Upheld By Appeals Court
Washington Court of Appeals upholds Merl Young perjury conviction tied to Senate RFC probe. Merl Young, 38, denied involvement with Lustron Corp applications while RFC employee. Trial staged four month terms, concurrent with his brother Herakel Youngs. both freed on bond pending appeals.
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Merl Young
Senate
Tla
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Phy
Young
Herakel Youngs
RFC
Lustron Corp
Yeniave Tt
Pince Young
Atwell
Mor! Young
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Fresh U S aid reaches Hanoi amid Dien Bien Phu siege
French Indochina forces say US supplied planes and bombs aided operations around Dien Bien Phu. Sixty rebels killed as troops cleared trenches and infantry closed to rout survivors. Depots near Yenbay blown up. hundreds of trucks destroyed en route to besiegers. US shipment of transports reported arriving.
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Indochina
Unon
Dien Bien Phu
Todochina H
Amaah
Diggime
United States
Yenbay
Red River
Dien Bien Phi
Preach Peri Wid Wax
U. S
Saigon
Storm disrupts phone service and stores reopen after strike
An early morning storm in Uhe district caused strong winds and heavy rain, knocking out some General Telephone Co lines and blowing transformer fuses in Pennsylvania. The storm dropped half an inch of rain as temperatures ranged from 76 to 28. Meanwhile five state A P stores and the District of Columbia reopened after AFL bakers' strike ended with a 1 cent hourly wage rise.
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General Telephone Co
Pennsylvania
Concord Township
Pennsylvania Electric Company
A&p
Stimore
A&p Food
District of Coumbia
AFL
Bakers and Confectioners ‘Union
Possible U S Air Navy Involvement In Indochina War
Senators warned of sending U S naval and air units to Indochina amid growing pressure from President Eisenhower and Dulles. McCarran said such moves could draw China into war and force troop deployments. Smith supported using air and naval power if needed, while others urged a united free world response to prevent domino collapse across Southeast Asia.
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Washington
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Dulles
Indochina
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Bouthoast Asia
London
Paris
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Asia
Smith
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Land
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Japan
Formosa
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Flying Tanker Explodes in Midair Crash Kills 55
An American Superfortress tanker exploded and crashed today while refueling a jet fighter. Four bodies recovered, one crewman missing, five parachuted to safety and taken for checks. names withheld.
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