McCarthy Stirs Talk of Missing Link in Lattimore Case
Senator McCarthy says a mystery witness may testify that Owen Lattimore is or was a Communist as he presses for proof in the Lattimore case. He plans to reveal the witness to Senate investigators and has questioned Secretary Acheson about a missing link in the Baltimore matter.
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Mohr Sentenced For Mercy Killing Of Brother
Allentown April 10 Jarod A Mohr was sentenced to three to six years in prison for the mercy killing of his brother. Judge James Henninger also fined the 34 year old farmer 600. The sentence follows a jury verdict of voluntary manslaughter and a recommendation of mercy, with the judge noting the jurors believed Mohr shot his brother out of sympathy.
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Jarod A. Mohr
Airee O
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James ¥. Henninger
Debate on FEPC delayed by foreign aid bill action
Washington April 10 a drive for a con on a foreign aid bill seemed likely today to push off Senate debate on a Fair Employment Practices Commission measure. Democratic leaders discussed timing with policy committee in session. House has approved a 3.1034 billion foreign aid bill including early start on point four aid program for underdeveloped areas.
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Washington
Ed Teely
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Fair Employment Practices Commission
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Dtex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arison
Economic Cooperation Administration
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Senate Committee
Paul G. Hoffman
United States
Europe
H. Mexander Smitht
Court vacancy enters campaign in Pennsylvania primary
Harrisburg April 10 A vacancy on the State Supreme Court spurred a sharp exchange in the Republican gubernatorial primary. Jay Cooke accused his opponent Judge John S. Fine of arranging with Governor Diffenbaugh to fill the vacancy for future political gain after Maxey’s death. The question highlighted tensions as candidates seek votes for the May 16 primary. An interim appointment will fill the post until the 1951 election.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Jay Cooke
Republicn
John S. Fe
Diff
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Gotke
Roberty W. Maxey
Corryites Named to Cooke for Governor Advisory Panel
Four Corry residents join the advisory committee backing Jay Cooke for governor in Pennsylvania. Erie County figures, including D. A. Hillstrom and Walter L. Peake, are listed among local supporters. The split within GOP ranks mirrors a high profile race with Duff favoring by many committee members.
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Inter Party
Jay Cooke
D. J. McLanet- Win
Dorr Clark
D. A. Hillstrom
W. 3. Houghton
Walter L. Peake
Duff
We State Highway Department
Fing-Cooke
Cooke Committee
Erie
Atwamey W. Pitt Gilford
Fred W. Lamberton
Paull Babbits
Harry
Leslie takes oath as Malone's successor in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 10 Leslie sworn in as State Insurance Commissioner in Gov Duff’s cabinet. Agnes Evans administered the oath at the acting secretary’s headquarters. Duff had named him to fill the vacancy created by James F Malone Jr amid Republican party faction fighting. Two liferafts were sighted as a Navy plane found survivors from a British Airways crash off Jamaica with four people aboard.
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Harrisburg
Arnemas C. Leslie
James H. Duff
Duff
Leslie
James F. Malone, Jr
Pennsylvania
Malone
John W. Montgomery
State Athletic Commission
Kingston
Jamaica
Navy
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British Airlines
Jamales
Ice Storms Sweep Over Wide Area
The ice storm disrupted communications and power lines across the upper Midwest and northern Great Lakes regions. It cut telephone service in Iowa and Wisconsin, caused widespread outages, and forced households to shiver without heat or electric cooking. Snow fell in Rapid City while northern Minnesota and Wisconsin faced continued freezing rain and rising temperatures elsewhere.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
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Kansas
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Dalhart
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Eight Naval Reservists survive PV-2 crash near Lake Michigan
Eight Naval Reservists from Minneapolis area escaped injury when their PV-2 plane crash landed off the Lake Michigan shoreline near Benton Harbor. Pilot Thomas Milton, with minimal fuel, brought the craft down in rain after failing to locate the airport. Dr Boulon Sowers aided recovery, making four trips to shore. One crew member, Ly V Pusket of St. Paul, swam about 200 feet to shore for help.
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Bermuda
Norfolk
St. Paul
Minn
Ewan
Cwaoe
Glenview Naval Air Station
Chicago
J. Joseph
Jake
Thomas Milton
Boulon Sowers
Senton
Hlompe
Hospital Patient Load Drops to Twenty at City Hospital
Six new admissions raised the total to twenty this morning, near the usual capacity. The hospital notes a recent dip with five children and nine adults listed yesterday, while today adds children and one other patient.
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Corry Hospital
Ong Hill
Two Fishing Vessels Missing With 10 Aboard Coast Guard Seeks Survivors
From Ward reported near Nantucket heavy seas claim eight lives on one craft and missing crew on a second fishing vessel. The Four Sisters and Landry are involved. Coast Guard and a tug search the area near Nantucket and Norfolk with rescue aircraft. one survivor from a Chesapeake Bay incident was saved as crews comb the waters for missing sailors amid rough conditions.
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William Landry
Pollock
Vissef
Guntur Pedersen
Abe Resovue
New Bedford
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Lorraine
Winemill Point
Rappahan~ Hock Ave
Borly
Deekt
Norman Fisher
Dottie Dee
O. P. Brown
Deslavius
Vadar
First Brigham Sale in 58 Years Advances Cash Needs
James Sinare of Brigham Hardware announces the first sale in 58 years to raise cash and reorganize stock. The store on South Center Street opens Wednesday with 10 to 25 percent price cuts and clearance of virtually all stock. The Brigham firm traces to founder J R Brigham and has passed through several generations, with a major reorganization planned after the sale.
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James Sinare
Brigham Hardware Co
South Center Street
Sinare
Pest
Brigham
J. R. Brigham
Barlow, Brigham and Follett
Barlow Hardware Co
President Returns Sparks Broad Appointments Drive
President Truman returns amid a flurry of anticipated appointments. A plan to fill key posts including Atomic Energy Commission chair and undersecretary roles is described, with expected talks with White House aides and potential selections from major party figures.
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Truman Fefy
Wu Hing Famil
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Uluer
Jane
Periverse Capil
Ls Daughuse
Margret
Navy
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Santis
Consuler
Chile
Tomer
Atomic Energy Commission
Teuman
White House
A.C
Submarine Pickerel Sets Noted Undersea Feat at Pearl Harbor
Washington reports the U S Navy submarine Pickerel, a Yorkeel type craft, achieved a record underwater distance after diving off Hong Kong on March 15 and surfacing days later at Pearl Harbor. Cmdr Paul Ry Schrata said the voyage, a routine test, marked a milestone as the force prepared for its 50th anniversary. The crew, including 67 enlisted men, faced long submerged runs aided by snorkel technology enabling diesel propulsion without frequent surfacing.
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Associated Press
Washington
T. S. Sutinine
Pacific
Hong Kong
Pearl Harbor
Cmdr
Paul Ryschrata
Pickerps
Schrata
Boost in Oil Imports Affects Coal Mining
In Pittsburgh area on April 10 a group of men predicted large job losses in Pennsylvania coal mines due to expanding oil imports. The Petroleum Imports Committee of the National Bituminous Coal Advisory Council warned rising oil shipments threaten the national economy and the coal industry, noting potential mine layoffs though only about 60 miners are affected so far across six mines.
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Perin
ayWania Co
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Pennsylvania
Petroleum Imports Committee
The
National Bituminous Coal Advisory. Council
Treasury Report Washington April 6 financials released
Treasury report shows receipts 71,185,608.75 dollars and expenditures 07,982,652.06, cash balance 5,411,392,192.79, debt 205,505,224,810.41, and draws under previous day 52,027,304.74 as of April 6.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Easter Services Draw Crowds Amid Sunny Palm Sunday
Local churches filled from sunrise to evening as Easter worshippers celebrated the risen Lord. Observers noted a clear sky and mild weather that matched Palm Sunday traditions, though forecasts had warned of colder conditions a day earlier.
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Chiackanyelyirenes
Palm Suniday
Fire ignited by sun and mirror at King home in Clymer
Delbert King home in Clymer reported a fire caused by sun rays reflecting off a small mirror. Family extinguished flames at 8:30 after curtains, window sill, and wallpaper burned. sewing machine and davenport damaged by water. machine repairable. Firemen arrived as flames were put out.
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Delbert King
Clymer
Damase A
Driver Injured In Spillway Wreck Near Spartansburg
An early morning crash west of Spartansburg sent driver Rugar to Corry Hospital in fair condition with unspecified injuries. Police say he was unable to explain the crash but allege he was driving a car without valid plates and lost control, sending the vehicle off the roadway.
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Corry
Britten Run Hill
Spartansburg
Rugar
Gorey
Saii
Truman to defend Acheson as turnout looms
President Truman plans vigorous defense of Secretary of State Acheson and foreign policy while pressing Congress on domestic bills. He will urge expansion of unemployment insurance to cover 6 million workers and push for farm aid, with critics like Senator McCarthy mounting charges over state department policy. He plans stops in Wisconsin en route to education ceremonies at Grand Coulee in Washington state.
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Washington
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Cesideret
Ingle
Brannan
Uh Congress
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Tieneaumte
Trumma
Wisconsin
Grand Coulee
Washington State
Truman
McGarthy
R-Wis
State Department
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Naverer
Jwas
Congress
Bear Lake Driver Injured In Crash
Bear Lake resident Robert J. Valastiak suffered head injuries Saturday when his car left the road in Bear Lake, struck a tree, and demolished a 1950 Chevrolet. Police said he was driving behind a slow vehicle, slowed suddenly, lost control, and the car hit the trees. Valastiak had cuts and contusions but was not seriously hurt. Weekend report notes no other incidents in Corry district.
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Robert J. Valastiak
Bear Taka
Corry
Sib-Station
Vetastinde
Saded
Vatastiak
Valastick
Corry Diatrick
Inindrne
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