Broadening McCarthy Army Probe T Soars as Hensel Accused
The McCarthy Army controversy widens on the eve of hearings, with Assistant Secretary of Defense H Struve Hensel accused of helping to discredit the subcommittee. Hensel, named by Eisenhower, denies wrongdoing and challenges McCarthy to repeat allegations in open forum under immunity. McCarthy storms Houston, saying he will not delay and that witnesses will be under oath if the case proceeds.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Senate
I. Strave Hensel
Defense
McCarthy Army
McCarthy
H. Struve Hensel
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Johm’ Gy Adams
Hense
Eisenhower
Wes
Hensel
Houston
Texas
Frm
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Two-Headed Hartley Baby Dies After Respiratory Illness
The four month eight day old two headed Hartley infant died from a respiratory ailment after being treated at Daviess County Hospital twenty hours after a 108 degree fever. Born December 12 at Petersbur e the child was the offspring of Mr and Mrs Cecil Hartler. It had two heads two sets of shoulders four arms three lungs two hearts and two stomachs with a single body below the waist.
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Hun
Aru
Susan
Hartley
Petersbure
Daviess County Hospital
Cecil Hartler
Air Force ferrying French paratroopers to Indochina
U S Air Force transports flown from Paris Orly ferry French paratroopers to Dien Bien Phu area in Indochina. Sources say flights to North Africa and Indochina will carry troops in large C124s, with exact numbers kept secret. Officials stress this airlift aligns with existing aid policy and mission to support France in Indochina.
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Associated Press
Paris
U. S. Air Force
Th Duobinu
Diet Bien Phu
Indochina
Orly
Tadochina
U.S. Air Force
TF. S
Frande
Air Force
North Africa
France-to
Dien Bien Phu
U. S
Schools To Sue Four Clubs Overdue Tax in Corry
The Corry school board authorized legal action to collect a $3,749 delinquent tax plus interest and penalties from four clubs the VFW, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Loyal Order of Moose, and Italian American Association. The suits target clubs overdue one to two years under a 1947 state tax law. If no answer is filed within 20 days, judgments may be entered. trials likely to be heard in September with only one case heard per pre-arranged agreement.
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Corty School
Frank McKnight
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Talian
Corry Board
Couniel
Memorial Day plans set by Veterans Council at Mead Park
The Veterans Council meeting at the Lt. Archie W. Thompson Post elected officers for the year. Members from American Legion VFW and Spanish American War veterans will organize the citys annual Memorial Day tribute. Planning underway for May 31 on Memory Lane Mead Park with a speaker to be announced.
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Vet
Erans Council
Archie W. Thompson
Eran
American Legion
VFW
Harry Burton
AL Anderson
Elwood Wood
Ruff
Memory Lane
Mead Park
Soviet Embassy Accuses Petrov of Theft and Forgeries
Canberra reports the Soviet Embassy accused Vladimir Petrov of stealing large sums from embassy funds by forgery. Australia demanded his extradition as a criminal while Petrov, who sought asylum, turned himself in earlier in April. Parliament set a royal commission to probe his spying claims and the embassy data. Prime Minister Menzies questioned the thefts and sought specifics.
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Associated Press
Canberra
Australia
Vladimir Petrov
Petrov
Parliament
Royal Commission
Robert &. Menzies
Seviet
Petrov Ha
Robert Menzies
Russia Reveals Biggest Budget in Its History
Moscow reports 1954 budget with total revenue 671.8 billion rubles and expenditures 862.7 billion rubles. Defense allotment at 100.3 billion rubles and total defense spending near 25.1 billion dollars, amid rising overall spending on education health and social services.
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Associated Pre
Moscow
Soviet Union
Arseny Gh. Zyi
Vey
Supreme Soviet
Georg! Malenkoy
New Soviet
Malenkoy
Corry School Board Rejects City Pay Bill On Transportation
The Corry Board of Education rejects a city paying bill of 8904 that had been pending since 1962. The property committee cites city responsibility for streets and notes the board funds libraries and recreation without city aid. Transportation plans for students are debated, with calls to reestablish limits and costs before budgeting. A joint committee recommends equipment for a new school and confirms priorities for May.
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Corry Board of Education
Payne
White
Cecil
Urielroperty
Miller
City Connell
Ed Wodiion
Boands
Stewart Long
D. Armour Hillstrom
Pidge School
Richard Mountain
Ray Dennis
Washington
Ada
Center Street
Umits
Aouin
Raninport
Corry
Janice Johnston
Kenneth Huevey
Wife Towne Instrictors
Bedford
Revenue Sources for Corry Public Schools 1964-55 Budget
The breakdown lists property tax at 28 mills yielding 5.775 million, per capita tax of 7 dollars for 6,090 residents, state appropriations, and various line items including lunch, nursing, medical, and transportation. Projected funds total 400,844 plus other balances, with 948,121 net increase from prior year and repayments from a four district jointure.
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TNE
Issesvey Oe Cote
Corry
No Induction Set In Corry In May
Corry draft board reports no inductees in May as four registered men are ordered for pre Induction examinations on May 19. They will depart Corry at 7 27 p m CST to the New Cumberland examining depot for processing.
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Corry
New Cumberland
Dulles Arrives in Paris for NATO and Geneva Talks
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Paris to attend a NATO meeting and consult Western allies on Geneva Conference strategy. He met French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault and discussed Indochinese questions, stressing NATO unity and continual consultation among the alliance.
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Associated Preas
Paris
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Georges Bidault
Hi Guent
Geneva
Dulles
NATO
Dulle
Toxettier
Council of the North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
30-Day Vagrancy Sentence For Dahl And Brennan
Carl Dahl, 4, and transient companion Dan Brennan, 57, both detained by city police after a local restaurant complained Dahl had breakfasted for three mornings without paying. Dahl, who admitted staying in a Pennsylvan ia Railroad plow cab off West Washington Street, received 30 days in the frie County Jail on vagrancy charges. Brennan was released after police learned he is employed in Jamestown and allowed to return to Chatest.
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Carl Danl
Ita Kane
Frie County
Dan Brennan
James Town
Chatest
Dahl
Penneyivvania
West Washington Street
Brennan
Milk Commission Order Appealed By City Of Pittsburgh
Harrisburg news reports an appeal filed in Dauphin County Court by the City of Pittsburgh against a State Milk Control Commission price order. The challenge targets the Pittsburgh marketing area price cut to 24 cents a quart delivered and 23 cents at retail. City Solicitor Robert Ringel argues Pittsburgh residents pay 24 cents a quart cash and carry while Liverpool Ohio offers 18 cents a quart. He seeks to set aside the April 1 reduction and to demand new hearings for consumer testimony.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
City of
Pittsburgh
Contyal Commission
Pitsburgh
Robertt Ringel
Liverpool
Ohio
Alton
Father of 11 crushed dies in Braddock steel mill
Arthur Hamrick 44 of Route 1½ near Riceville Corners died at 4:15 p.m. after being crushed between an overhead crane and a column support at Edgar Thomson Works in Braddock near Pittsburgh. An electrician for Wood Electric Co., he left a wife Dorothy Patterson and 11 children, plus a grandson and two brothers. Funeral arrangements set with Torrey and Hoye Funeral Home in Spartansburg.
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Arthur Hamrick
Pittsburgh
Spartansburg
Braddock
Arthur
Hamrick
Edgar ‘Thomson Bress
Wood Electric Co
Turtle Cewek
U. S. Steel
Allegheny County
The
Wood Company
Aerond
Riceville Corners
Bpartanaburg
Hamricks
Homer
Minnie Summers Hamrick
Clarksburg
Charles
Chester
PUC Recesses Phone Hearing Over Corry Bills
Public Utilities Commission recessed a hearing on telephone rate plans serving Corry subscribers for two weeks. Three options were discussed including a small monthly rise, unchanged rates, or larger increases in some areas served by the General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania. Cory Labor Council representative Tout Miller attended for protests against the requested increase.
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Cor~ry
Wils
General Telephome Company of
Pennsylvania
Corry Board of Education boosts budget to record level
The Corry Board of Education raised property taxes two mills and tentatively approved a $450,844 budget for 1954-55, the largest outlay in the system’s history. The plan covers elementary grades 1-6 and the district’s share of jointure operations for grades 7-12, aided by a $12,000 windfall from the Junior High sinking fund.
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Corry
Mandatedalary
Windscreen Damage Blamed on Normal Wear
Pittsburgh Plate Glass researchers examined about 150 windshields and concluded pits and cracks result from normal wear and tear. Flying sand gravel and road debris during winter driving likely caused the damage, with reports tracing from Puget Sound to Pennsylvania sites like New Castle and Johnstown.
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Oyttsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Sid
Puget Sound
Washington
Tom Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Canton
Erle
New Castle
Johnstown
Stevenson Convalescing After Kidney Stone Operation
Adlai Stevenson, the 152 Democratic presidential nominee, is convalescing at his Libertyville farm home after an operation to remove a kidney stone. He left Passavant Hospital yesterday, eight days post surgery.
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Stevenson
Chicago
Adlair Stevenson
Libertyville
Passavant
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National Foundation For
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McKean
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Carnegie Museum
Netting
Wallace Richards
Museum
Russia
Milk Commission
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