McCarthy Confidence Hopes Drive To Censure
Senate debate on censuring Senator McCarthy (R Wis) resumes with McClellan proposing a special committee to draft charges, while McCarthy supporters push for an immediate vote on Flanders plan. Knowland signals possible committee study after further debate, likely delaying action past the November elections.
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Associated Press
Washington
McClellan
D-Ark
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McCarthy
R‘wis
Congress
Wis
Wisconsin
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Hall
Flanders
Plandera
Repal
Knowland
Dirksen
Goldwater
R-Aziz
Revolt Flares In Guatemala Amid Military Clash
Cadets and officers at Guatemala's military academy rebel while government forces under Col. Carlos Castillo Armas move to quell the uprising. Reports say troops at Aurora Army base near Guatemala Airport joined the rebels, sparking a crisis that led to the ouster of the Redtinged regime of President Jacobo Arbenz. he seeks asylum in the Meson Embassy as clashes begin early morning after a night of fighting.
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Guatemala
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Carlos Castillo Armia
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Comnu
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Azengih
rybelDon
Six Injured In Head On Crash East Of Corry
Six persons were injured in a head on smashup on Baker Hill six miles east of Corry on Sunday evening about 7 30 State Police reported today All victims were taken to Corty Memorial Hospital The Kuzma and Malek families suffered multiple lacerations fractures and contusions with two occupants escaping injuries The two drivers were George Kuzma and Joseph Malek Both cars were severely damaged and transported to the hospital by a passing motorist
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Corry Sanrday
Corty Memorial Hospital
George Kunina
Raymond Avenue
Helen Kusma
John Kuzma
R, D
Columbus
John Kuzma Jr
Joseph Malek
Ethel Malek
Margaret Malek
George Kuzma
John Jr
Helen Kuzma
George ‘Kuzma
Pfc
Carl Miller
Kuzma
Malek
al Most
Kusama
Dorry
Corry Couple to Manage Potato City Hotel
Mr and Mrs Frank Dodd longtime Corry residents active in the Dodd potato and dairy farm at Scotts Crossing have been named managers of the Potato City Hotel eight miles east of Coudersport The hotel built by the Pennsylvania Potato Growers Association sits on Route atop a Pennsylvania mountain peak It offers 34 conventional rooms a large dormitory a dining room seating 400 and a coffee shop No replacement has been named for Mr Dodd who kept offices on West Washington Street
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Dodd
Scott's Crossing
Potato City
Coudersport
Pennsylvania Potato Growers Association
Pennsylvania
West Washington Street
Firemen respond to burning motor at local drug store
Corry Fire Department answered a still alarm at 1 00 p m yesterday to Widmann and Toad drug store on North Center Street. Narcy Yenchak who lives above the store reported smoke and found a motor burning in the basement. Firemen located and extinguished the blaze as the motor burnt out.
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Widmann
Toad
North Center T
Narcy Yenchak
Nurse Falls to Death in Washington Case
A nurse identified as Mise Marjorie Ann Moravecky, age unknown, dies in Washington in a case involving a 2-year-old, with details linking to Hurst. The incident draws local attention as authorities investigate cause and circumstances surrounding the accident or event.
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Washington
Mise
Marjorie
Ann Moravecky
Hurst
Fire in Barn Blamed on Extension Cord at Pine Valley Farm
A fire at the Carl Still farm near Columbus was blamed on an extension cord during airplane repair work. Hay, tools, and an airplane were damaged along with farm buildings. wind shifts renewed flames, and injuries to Matthew Kirin and his brother-in-law. Insurance covered part of the $11,000 loss.
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Carl Still
Pine Valley
Columbus
Bear Lake Road
Bear Lake
Matthew Kirin
Mr. Still
Birla
Nationwide wave of strikes shuts major firms
A sweeping strike wave halts American Airlines operations and threatens Reynolds Metals, with West Coast Airlines deferring action. ALPA pilots demand eight hour days and pay boosts while Reynolds shuts three plants halting 4100 workers. Other plants face closures as unions push for wage gains and better overtime rules amid broad industry disruption.
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Associated Press
American Airlines
Reynolds Metals Co
Cincinnati
AFL Air Line Pilots Association
New York
Los Angeles
ALPA
Trans World Airines
United Air Lines
West Coast Airlines
AFL Air Line Agents Association
Washington
Oregon
Tolaho
Reynolds Company
Phoenix
Ariz
McCook
Troutdale
Ore
Little Rock
Arkadelphia
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Hurricane Creek
Ark
Langrange
Charles M. Smith
CLO United Steelworker
Richmond
Booth Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corp
CLO
United Auto Workers
Chicago Sun-Times
Studebaker
Paul Hoffman
Kiwanis Club Awards Rest Live Baby Dog Prize
The Kiwanis Club of Corry wrapped up a week long festival with a drawing winner named McGuire of Onion City receiving a pedigreed hound dog described as a "rest live baby." The presentation occurred on Penseyt ranks avenue amid local publicity efforts.
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Corry
Minett
McGuire
Onion City
Wana
Penseytranks Avenue
Fie Dental
Threlih
Moon Taken To Hospital At N Warren
Norman W. Moon 28 of Connellsville, convicted first degree murderer, was placed in Warren State Hospital by order of a sanity commission led by Judge Alexander G. Flick to be examined at 2 p.m. on Thursday August 6. Sheriff Larry Lin der filed the petition alleging Moon's mental state has deteriorated since his trial and that he requires hospital care for a mental disease. The commission includes Dr Robert H. Israel, Dr William S. Walters, and attorney R Pierson Eaton. Prothonotary Ralph E. Sires sent copies to defense attorneys Samuel D. Braemer and Thomas A. Waggoner Jr. and to First Deputy Attorney General Harrington Adams and Deputy Attorney General David S. Kohn. At Warren State Hospital Moon is not confined to a single room and is housed with other patients under maximum security.
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Alexander G. Flick
Norman W. Moon
Connellsville
Allison D. Wade
Warren State Hospital
Fick
Larry %. Linder
Moon
Warren County
Linder
Robert H. Israel
Ware State Hospital
William 8. Walters
R. Pierson Eaton
Ralph E. Sires
Samuel D. Braemer
Connesisville
Thomas A. Waggoner Jr
Uniontown
Commonwealth Prosecution
Harrington Adama
David 5. Kohn
Israel
State Hospital
Road Mishaps Leave 19 Hurt and 1 Killed in July District
Nineteen persons were injured and one killed in 19 road accidents across the Corry district in July. Police say those harmed were in cars involved in the incidents. Total property loss estimated at 11000. Patrols covered 9869 miles leading to traffic arrests and recovered two stolen cars valued at 1050. Police also logged 139 information requests and assistance. In Kalamazoo Michigan Amy Jones 80 mother in law of Senator Homer Ferguson died in Detroit from burns to her survivor.
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Corry
Theodore Hubley
Btute
Pollesaleg
Kalamazoo
Mich
Amy Jones
Homer Fergumn
R-Mich
Wured Tare
Gowen
Wellsboro
Detroit
John Scutt
Philipsburg
Compromise housing bill signed into law by president
President Eisenhower signed the compromise housing measure into law, marking a major advance for easier home purchases though short of his full recommendations. Congress passed the bill 368 to 20 in the House and 69 to 21 in the Senate, easing down payment rules, expanding insured loans, and adding safeguards while limiting public housing units to 38,000 this year.
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Washington
Blower
America
Congress
Abhington
Bison
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Vrepair
Auto Crashes Occur In City In Weekend Police Reports
Two automobile accidents with damage to three cars were investigated in Corry over the weekend. Mrs Foley 31 of R D 2 Olympic and Mrs Louis Viau of Arle were drivers in the first collision at the Memorial driveway area. Damage was estimated at 85 to Foley and 75 to Viau. Foley claimed turn signals were on. Viau disputed. In the second crash A Gibas 26 of BD 1 Sorry was struck at Center and Main streets by an unknown driver who allegedly presented a license then fled. Vehicle damage was limited to the rear of Gibas's car. Date set for title bout Rocky Marciano will defend the heavyweight title versus Bilard Charles at Yankee Stadium Promoter Jim Norris said. The exact date and location were still to be decided.
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West Smith Streets
Corry
Mra
Robert Foley
R, D
Olymér
Mys
Louis Viau
Arle
Auton
Corry Memorial
Foley
Vinn
Ant Gibas
Center Streets
Albert Sutton
Wel
Button
Orbun
Rocky Marciano
Bimird Charles
Yankee Staditine
Jit Norrie
Arid Alto
Rhee Urges U S Fight Reds Now Or Later At VFW Meet
President Rhee of Korea told VFW delegates in Philadelphia that the United States must fight the Communists now or later. He warned that hesitation invites a worse outcome as the free world seeks leadership from the United States amid the North Korea crisis. Gov. Fine criticized Geneva accords and urged action, while Rhee appealed for firmness and courage against Communist aggression.
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Korea
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Pennsylvania
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Fine
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VEW Ladies Auxiliary
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Rhine
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Rhee Wuld
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Xoren
Yalu
China
Weahington
Foundry Methodist
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East
Red Ching
South Korea
Slayer Of Bride Of Month Held
Philipsburg news brief reports Bannister 47 arraigned in Philadelphia for strangling his bride of less than a month. Magistrate Bannister held without bail after a six minute hearing. He surrendered at City Hall after questioning by homicide squad. Wife, Louie 40, mother of three, was found dead in their rented North Philadelphia room. couple married since July.
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Nemo Am Philadelphia
B. Bannister
Nathan Benet
Bannister
Yeater
City Hall
Louie
David Roberta
Philadelphia
Violence in Tunisia follows reform pledge after prisoner releases
Moroccan scene reports fresh violence as France freed several moderate nationalist leaders in Tunisia after Pierre Mendes France offered autonomy. Bourguiba remained confined near Paris and called for an end to bloodshed as clashes in Bou Hedma Mountain region killed or wounded multiple people.
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Morocco
Tunisia
Pierre Mendes-France
Habib Bourguiba
Neo-Destour Party
Paris
Bourguiba
Bour
Guiba
Bou Hedma
Britain grants asylum to young Polish stowaway
A 24 year old Polish stowaway Anton Kilmiowicz received temporary asylum in Britain after being rescued from the Jaroslaw Dabrowski on the Thames. He and an American physicist Dr. Joseph Cort, both linked to political strife, sparked a high profile case with claims of persecution. Kilmiowicz plans habeas corpus action while Cort faced questions over draft reporting as Washington weighed his status. Britain’s Home Office stated Kilmiowicz is free, with Polish ambassador protests and support from Britain’s Polish community. Prime Minister Churchill was kept informed as police secured Kilmiowicz from the ship’s cabin.
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Jyamgui
Press
London
Britain
Jdam
Anton Kilmowicz
Joseph Cort
Kllmowicz
Jaroslaw Dabrowski
Thames
Dr. Gort
Czech
Oslovakis
United States
Cort
Washington
Hugh Lucas-Tooth
Home Office
House ‘of Commons
America
Kilmowick
Foreign Office
Kilmowicz
Jarasiaw
Browak
Poland
Churchill
Scotland Yard
Hilmwicz
Earnings Decline at National Steel Corp in Six Months
Pittsburgh report states National Steel Corp. shows six months ending June 30 earnings of 29,025,343 dollars or 1.77 per share on 24,074,733 shares. The prior year figures were 3.27 dollars per share on the same share count.
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Pittsburgh
National Steal Corp
Congress Eyeing Adjournment Amid Atomic Policy Talks
The Senate and House begin work on a compromise version of President Eisenhower's atomic energy program as conferees meet behind closed doors to resolve three major differences. The outcome may influence adjournment timing while battles over McCarthy censure and foreign aid continue. Senate leadership plans to move on farm, antisubversive, and security measures as discussions unfold.
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Associated
Preas
Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Legthy
Senate Gop
Knowland
California
Hnowland
Brownell
Eisenhow
Truce Group Plans Supervision in Indochina by August
In New Delhi India Indo China truce commission moves to start token supervision in the Far East by August 1 for cease-fire full countrywide effect. A 3 man advance party will depart within a week with India Canada and Poland representatives coordinating. North and Contra Viet Nam cease fires took effect yesterday and Laos is slated for August 1.
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Far East
Canada
Poland
Indochina
Viet Nam
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