Stevens Charged With Indecent Action in Hearing
Jonvinuea reports from Page One as Mundt rules on ad missability of telephone notes. Stevens claimed the notes were an accurate verbatim report captured in shorthand at the time of the call. Joseph N. Welch, Army special counsel, said Stevens had produced the transcription after a subpoena and urged a formal vote to compel its production under Federal Communications Act limits on disclosing monitored phone conversations.
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Corry Area High School Banquet and Prom Details
The Corry Area High School junior senior banquet was held last night at St Edward's School Hall with over 200 attendees. A roast turkey meal provided by the PTA featured pastel floral centerpieces and Hawaii themed favors. Walter Wolfe led the program with welcomes from Walter Sanders and a senior poem from Jon Davison, followed by remarks from Howard Sheen and Dr L M Douglas. The junior senior prom is set for this evening at the Junior High School from 9 pm to midnight with music by Jimmy Shae and his orchestra.
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St. Edward's School
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Walter Sanders
Jon Davison
Howard Sheen
L. M. Douglas
Jimmy , Shae
Erle
Washington PTA Plans Homecoming Day and May Events
Washington Parents Teachers Association held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Orlo Ewing’s home to plan Homecoming Day on May 20 and a May 13 play day at the school. Tentative committees were named for arrangements including tables, posters, refreshments, program and music. A vote approved donating school playground equipment to the Junior High in the fall. A safety film was shown with light refreshments served.
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Orlo Ewing
R. D
Washington Pta
Cenfer
First Presbyterian Washington
Little Red
Shustir
David Evans
Lawrence McCray
Robert Curtis
Larry Longposters
Harald Lloyd
Robert Johnson
A. L. Rathbun
Duard May
Robert Eddy
Richard Mountain
Olin Simmons
Arthur Martin
Charles Carrell
Chamber of Commerce
Eddy
Curtis
Births Reported At Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sandberg R D 3. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards of R D 3 this morning at the hospital. A son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. William Kingsley R D 1 Pittsfield. A son was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pearson 214 West Main Street at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Sandberg
R. D
John Edwards
William Kingsley
Pittsfield
Ralph Pearson
West Main Street
Hostess Shower For Sister Of Kenmore Resident
Mrs. Charles Daniels of Columbus hosted a stork shower for her sister Mrs. George McMahon of Kenmore New York at the East Pleasant street home of Mrs. Michael Piccirillo. Pastel decorations and spring flowers set the scene as 20 women enjoyed games with Mrs. Henry Jaquith winning the door prize. A buffet lunch followed with attendees including Mrs. Gerald Lindsey Mrs. Edward Stone and Mrs. George Jackson. Mrs. McMahon received numerous gifts from friends.
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Columbus
George McMahon
Kenmore
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Michael Piccirillo
East Pleasant Street
Henry Jaquith
Gerald Lindsey
Edward Stone
Titusville
George Jackson
Erie
McMahon
Spring Creek Grange Holds Routine Session
Spring Creek Grange No. 236 met at West Spring Creek Town Hall with Worthy Master Willlar Graybill presiding. After routine business, a lunch was served and a cancer program is planned for the next meeting in two weeks.
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West Spring Creek
Willlar Graybill
Townsend Club Meeting Highlights Social Security Hearing
The Townsend Club held a tureen supper at the Tiffany home with a daffodil centerpiece from the Tiffany farm at Bpring Creek. President Bert Hutter opened the 8:15 pm business session. Mrs. Tiffany reported on the April 10 Washington hearing before a 90 member Ways and Means panel on Social Security. Dr. Francis Townsend Captain Robert Townsend and economist John Doyle Elliott spoke, along with Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby and Senator Margaret Chase Smith. The group hopes 2446 2447 Social Security bills pass. June convention plans were announced for Santa Cruz but few members will attend.
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Townsend Club
Townsend
Francis Townsend
Robert Townsend
John Doyle El-iott
Key Club Members Attend Pennsylvania Convention
Eleven Corry High Key Club members left for a three day Pennsylvania convention in Allentown. Attendees include John Shields Lenny Brynolfson Terry Higgins Larry Roelofs William Corbin Robert Church Olin Capwell James Powers James Watson John Sweet and William White. Shields, a lieutenant governor candidate for District 1, will speak Saturday morning on Why We Are Key Club pers.
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Pennsylvania
Allentown
Corry
John Shields
Lenny Brynolfson
Terry Higgins
Larry Roelofs
William Corbin
Robert Church
Olin Capwell
James Powers
James Watson
John Sweet
William White
Legion Auxiliary Bake Sale Planned For May First
The Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Tyan Smith’s home on East Pleasant Street with President Herbert Heidler presiding. They scheduled a bake sale for May 1 at Leed’s dress shop and discussed selling chances on a Lapleve silverware set, funding a girl’s trip to Keystone Camp, and other duties. The next meeting is May 13 at an announced location.
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East Pleasant Street
Herbert Heidler
Leed
Keystone
Clyde Johnston
Lutheran Fellowship Meeting Reported
Last evening at Wayne Street Mr and Mrs D Armour Hillstrom hosted the Lutheran Fellowship meeting. President John Street gave opening devotions. The membership committee outlined plans to recruit new members and funds were raised through a doubling dollars program. Members shared humorous talent stories and notes announced for selling church correspondence to meet the year’s financial goal. Parish house cleaning set for May 3 at 7 30 pm with Gil Bolor and Rosas Bulley tasked to secure supplies. Sandwiches and coffee were served with Miss Ruth Lanston assisting.
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Lutheran Fellowship
D. Armour Hillstrom
Wayne Street
John Street
Gil Bolor
Rosas Bulley
GOP Candidates Open Eastern Swing APTWP
Lt Gov Lloyd H Wood leads GOP nominees on an eastern swing meeting Republican leaders and workers in Washington Greene Fayette Beaver and Lawrence counties Wood seeks the nomination for governor with Gaynelle Dixon for secretary of internal affairs Frank Truscott for lieutenant governor George W Griffith and Ralph Tr Bell running for the superior court all featured in the Easton event yesterday in Washington PA.
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Tion
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Fayette
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