Ferguson Says Budenz Immune From Libel Suits
Senate discussion centers on Louis Budenz ability to name concealed Communists without risk of libel. Ferguson argues Budenz should reveal names confidentially to Senate investigators before public hearings to avoid harming innocents, while Budenz maintains his counterclaims and timeline.
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Ferguson
Budenz
Associated Press
Washington
Rmich
Louis Budenz
Senate
Budena
Femimes Nhat
Senate Foreign Relations
Chutech
Tridham University
New York
MacCarthy
Labn
Owen Lintthine
Lattimore
Bidenz
Senate Committee
Budenx
Michigny
Senim
Dudeng
Beomise
Fergison
Badlen
Eise
Bulleni
Michigan
Communist Party
United States
Ferenson
Time Poor For Opening Businesses
RoGHR W Babson analyzes postwar business failures and the push for entrepreneurship. He notes many would be entrepreneurs lack essential tools and that openings shrink as firms close or fail. He warns of socialism fears, reflects on unemployment, and stresses needs in supply and demand indicators.
Corrvite Taken to County Jail
Raymond Willsey, 44, of 113th North Center Street, was committed to Erie County Jail for a 30 day sentence after default on a 350 fine. He was arrested Thursday night after a complaint by his wife Mabel following an apartment altercation. Willsey pled guilty before the alderman and was remanded along with Nina May Jones and Violet Barnhart of McKeesport, who were returned to Gannon Dale Home in Erie after allegedly fleeing. County Detective John Contes took all three into custody.
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Raymond Willsey
Raymond R. Willey
113Th North Center Street
Erie County
Stark
Alevinay M
Cobbett Willuey
Mabel
Willsey
Gulty
Willey
Nina May Jones
Violets Barnhart
Council to Act on Fast Time Proclamation Plan
The Moriday April session will likely authorize Mayor J Fred Kinley to proclaim daylight saving time effective on the last Sunday in April. The move aims to shift clocks forward for added morning daylight, affecting regional railroad timetables and schedules. In other news, Sandra Lee Minyon of McKeesport Pa remains in serious condition after being treated for bone cancer en route to Memorial Hospital.
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Covey City
J. Fred Kinley
Corry
Cousell
New York
Sandra Lee Minyon
McKeesport
Memorial Hospital
Beng
Sindra Lee
Virginia Louise Heart Fund Ends With Cash Gifts Totaling 1725
Fund organizers report cash gifts totaling 1725 with preliminary tabulation showing 1786 in some figures. The effort may close for the present after this morning’s accounting while remaining disbursements await final review and confirmation from officials. The fund aids Virginia Louise who was born at Carty Hospital and faces medical examination at Baltimore hospital next week.
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Virginia Louise Heart Fund
Virginia Louise
Western Pensylvania Heart Association
Johns Hipkiss Hassill
Ak le
Henry Wheeler
Riymond Planit
Webber
Spartanisbure Legion
Olin Bracken
Sidney Elston
Cone
Lowet
Carty Hospital
Seaver
Baltimore Hospital
Syrup Prices for Bulk Sales Announced for Vermont Buyers
Bulk buyers of maple syrup head to Vermont firms next week with prices set to match last year. No. 1 at 25 cents per pound, No. 2 at 24, grade 3 at 23, and conup 22 with average container weight around 11 pounds. Fancy syrup retailing in containers averages under $4 per gallon, while farm yield is expected to be above average despite unusual weather.
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Seelion
Tven
WIFE OF ACTOR TAKES OWN LIFE IN PRIVATE SANITARIUM
Henry Fonda learned of his wife’s suicide while in New York and returned to attend a private funeral. The 42-year-old society wife cut her throat with a razor at a private sanitarium in Dutchess County after agreeing to a divorce. A death note read I’m sorry but this is the best way out. Cremation followed a simple service in Hartsdale as Fonda resumed work on Broadway. The affair with Lisah Blanchard and brushes with divorce rumors colored the tragedy.
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Bergo
Apm
Henry Fonda
Broadway
Roberts
Seal
Forde
Lisah Blanchard
Oscar Hammerstein II
Fonda
Idcal Furiers
Hartsdale
New York
Plan Delay Clouds Monday Council Session
Confusion over whether railroad officials will attend Monday meeting to present plans for automatic protection at Center Street and Mead Avenue crossings. Mayor Kinley and others report no word on delays as council eyes a light session with two survey men noting little business.
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Tieer
Pennsylvani
Runol
Kinley
Walter Scntt
Don William
Couneil
Apsit
Bwa
Mead Avenue
Robert Hayes Named To Manage New Outlet In Gouveneur NY
Hubert Hayes, longtime Woolworth manager here for war years, is transferred to Gouveneur New York to oversee a new store. He is currently in Albans while a Buffalo region manager is expected within ten days. The Gouveneur outlet is described as a sizeable promotion, roughly twice the size of the local store.
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Robert Hayes
Gouvyeneur
N. Y
Hubert Hayes
Woolworth
Gouyeneur
N.Y
Mr. Hayes
Albans
Gouveneur
Tvs
Hayes
Buffalo
Truck Car Wrecked East of Clymer
An east of Clymer two-vehicle collision occurred when Richard Bragdon attempted to pass a truck driven by James Miktuk. Bragdon swerved wide to pass, losing control near a driveway. No injuries reported to either driver.
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Clymer
Plan for 10 000 at syrup fête in Spartansburg
An estimated 10 000 visitors from Aistl state arenaint are expected to attend the Northwestern Pennsylvania Maple Syrup Festival in Spartansburg next Friday and Saturday April 21. The event features judging of sap and maple sugar displays, Maple Queen contest, maple syrup tastings, hotcakes and waffles, and live entertainment. Lions Club organizers and volunteers prepare stalls, contests, and booths, promoting 100 percent pure maple syrup under the Penn’s Pride label.
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Sparkshsburg
Fom
Richard J. Willmer
Sparéanabyirg Lions
Ely
Thren
Tive
Granpe
Linhayens
Spygiers
Belude Mansions Entertainment
Penn's
Pennsylvania
Loss Reported By Kaiser Frazer In 1949 Year
Detroit April 16 Kaiser Frazer Corp. reported a net loss of 80 million 329 thousand 851 dollars for 1949 versus a 19 million 402 thousand 98 dollar profit after taxes in 1948. The firm forecasts three new models and expects most losses behind them as production nears 688000 vehicles in 1949 with total sales at about 304 million 474 thousand 189 dollars.
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Kaiser-Frazer
Associated Pross
Detroit
Kower- Frazer Corp
Automotive Corporation
Kaiser — Frazer
Ai Ad
Biz General Moors
Chrysler Motors
Lrs! IL
Ecar F. Kaiser
Lovses
Miami Shatters April Cold Record
In Miami Florida on April 16 the temperature fell to a brisk SY degrees marking the coldest April reading in the Miami weather bureau history. The old record for the day stood at 53 degrees set in 1940.
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Miami Miam
Fla
Miam
Weather Bureau
Early Spring Cold Parcels Across the Nation
The Weather Bureau reports an unseasonably cold spring with a national dip in temperatures. Record low mid April readings hit seven states, including Missouri and New York, with snowfall in several areas and New York City at 1.6 inches. Forecasters say anomalies may persist into mid May, with eastern half expecting below normal temperatures.
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Aly Associated Press
Arete
Sendy
BUL
Federal Weither Bureau Foreonknere
Iuy
Wilbewi Uke
West
Midwest
Washington
Namian
Ehlet
Weather ‘Bureau
Miller
Veleran
Missouri
Indianai
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Gear Alsabara
New York
Eystergy Oan Yesterdy
North Adams
Mask
New York City
Airman Convicted of Spying as U S Forces Hold Trial
In Garmisch Partenkirchen Germany on April 5 U S Air Force court martial convicted Cpl Gustav Mueller of St Paul Minnesota of trying to aid Russian spies by passing secret documents He claimed he sought to trap spies but was sentenced to five years in prison and dishonorable discharge The trial heard from U S counts and Mueller testified he believed in Communism The Alpine resort crowd numbered about 100 American soldiers and wives during the proceedings
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Garmisch
Partenkirhen
Germany
Marili
Cpl
Gustav Mueller
St. Paul
Mirai
Tryue
Eve
Mueller
Guiresme
Haliday
Muellers
Bowlel
U. S
Thal
Yeavel
Becayke
Heavy Take of Trout Reported in Early Hours
Anglers braved cold weather to fish the opening day of the 1950 Pennsylvania trout season. The South Branch for French Creek, west of the city, drew the heaviest angling activity with creels filling quickly. Many fishermen reported one to three trout in the first hour, some six or more before 4 oclock, while early catchers noted fish began to bite less as the morning wore on.
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Pennsylvania
Journal
Suspended Union Miner Denied Compensation
Joseph Dickman a suspended soft coal miner says state unemployment benefits were refused after his six month suspension by United Mine Workers for defying John L Lewis. He claims state officials told him Pittsburgh Coal Company had a job but he was denied employment due to the suspension.
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Nn Library
Joseph Dickman
United Mine Workers
John &. Lewis
Dickman
Pittsburgh Goal Cay
Duff Duff Duff Ends Western Pennsylvania Campaign Tour
Governor Janis H. Duttehulk winds up a week long Western Pennsylvania tour urging support for his bid for the Republican renomination for U S senator. He criticizes former Senator GrONDy and cites a Youghiogheny River bridge project in Connellsville with construction not starting before 1951. John S. Fine, retiree from a Superior Court judgeship, backs the ticket and says Democrats want to return to the Republicans but not to a party led by outdated elements.
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Associated Press
Janis H
Duff
Joseph R Grondy
Hem
Pennsylvania
Connellsville
Uiah
State Highways Department
Youghiogheny River
John S. Fine
Car And Truck Crash On Rt 6 Near Union City Fish Hatchery
State Police report a collision on Route 6 near the Union City fish hatchery involving a car driven by William Fischer of Sandusky Ohio and a truck driven by Axel Gardner of Edinboro, Pennsylvania. Both vehicles sustained damage and occupants escaped injury. Gardner attempted a left turn as Fischer began to pass. damage occurred to the truck’s left front end and Fischer’s car right front.
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Union City
Corry
William Fischer
Sandusky
Axel Gardner
Edinboro
B.C
Gardner
Fischer
Ives Suggestion Gains Full Senate Support
Senate Democrats and Republicans discuss a bipartisan foreign policy working agreement to keep low profile decisions coordinated. Senator Lucas of Illinois urges executive legislative cooperation to reduce friction, while Senator Ives backs the idea and Senator Wherry worries about enabling partisan stalls without presidential decisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Lucas
Illinois
Congress
Baste
Tllinois
Taft
Legislaire
Ives
Wherry
Nebraska
Senator Holland heads potato price supports debate
Florida Senator Holland questioned drastic planting and marketing controls on potatoes as a subcommittee backed measures requiring two thirds of growers to approve limits set by the agriculture secretary. He warned regulation is unworkable for a nationwide year round crop and noted penalties on excess production.
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Florida
Associated Press
Washington
Holland
D-Fia
Agriculture
America
Secretary of Agriculture
Sanators Blender
Dla
Thalmmay
Lucas
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McKean
James Miktuk
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