McCarthy Probe Group II Faces Senate Haste
A hunt for a middle-of-the-road six member inquiry panel to investigate Senator McCarthy's conduct proceeds in Washington. Senators Knowland and Johnson seek three Republicans and three Democrats from a list of about 20, with Millikin and Russell among top names. opposition rises as lawmakers weigh the political heat before Congress adjourns midmonth.
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Associated Press
Washington
McCarthy
R. Wis
Knowland
California
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Mil~lkin
R-Cole
George
D-Ga
Russell
Byrd
D-Va
Snowland
Army
Congress
Johnson
Republican Policy Committee
Payne
Case
Carlin
Kan
Hickenlooper Town
Barrett
Crippa
Wye
Bennett
Utah
Thye
Minn
Martin
Pat
Colorado
Ala
Pastore
Serwin
Cole
Lyndon Johnson
Restaurant at Columbus Sold to Kas Couple
Rumors of a Columbus restaurant sale ended with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kas purchasing the business at the Y intersection. The new owners claim the deal includes fixtures, equipment, and real estate, with Mr. Kuper continuing to operate during the transition and offering lunches and dinners as before.
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Frank Kasper
Columbus
Tae
Furry McConnelll
Kuper
Continan
Three Clymer youths injured in auto smashup
Early today three youths from the Clymer area were injured when their car skidded on a wet road in a heavy rainstorm south of Clymer, rolling over and striking a tree. William Walker, 17, of R D Corry, suffered back abrasions. Larry Benalnk, 16, North Clymer, had lacerations above and below the left eye. Paul Bensink, 18, driver, had a similar left eye laceration. The vehicle was declared a total loss and the injured were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Clymer Area
Corry Memorial Hospital
William ‘Walker
R. D. Corry
Larry Benalnk
North Clymer
Paul Bensink
Corry
Clymer
Bensink
Burt Lictus
French Airliner Crew Praised After Crash Landing
NORWICH. CAB official lauds Ate France crew for a crash landing in a potato field with no deaths among 37 aboard. Six passengers and two crew members hospitalized after the trans Atlantic Constellation burst into flames near Preston, Conn. Co pilot Jean Rousseau cited low gasoline and rough terrain as factors in the forced landing.
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CAB
Associated Press Norwich
Gonn
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ate France
Joseph O. Fillet
Preston
Conn
Jean Rousseau
Bill Aimed At Hiss Passed By House
The House passed a bill denying government retirement pensions to federal employees convicted of subversive activity or who refuse to talk to Congress. It targeted Alger Hiss, a former State Department employee convicted of perjury, currently imprisoned at Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary, and would bar eligibility for those involved in espionage-related actions.
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Hiss
House Washington
House
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hias
Federal
Lewisburg
Kittanning Man Shot To Death
District Attorney Robert Ashe of Armstrong County said Merestel Mae was shot to death in his mother's home in West Frank Township. Ashe would give no other details.
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Kittanning
Kittansning
Robert & Ache
Armstrong County
Senate seeks to avert deeper slash in foreign aid
Senate leaders struggled to stop further multiyear cuts in the administration's foreign aid program. They urged the Appropriations Committee to preserve as much of Eisenhower's request as possible for 3% billions in new funds for anti communism. The Senate trimmed the foreign aid authorization bill by about 286 million, creating a rare mismatch with House spending and leaving little time to agree on final amounts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Bridges
R-Nh
1 Dulles
House
Congress
Selling Wave Sweeps Stocks in New York Market
The New York stock market faced a heavy selling wave today interrupting a week of gains. Aircraft, railroads, copper mining and aircraft stocks dropped as selling orders swept through brokerages, with the tape four minutes late and declines near five points at one stage before a cautious recovery began.
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Mmodawa
Ncar
New York
Rallyoad
Driver Takes Blame for Center Street Crash in Corry
Mrs. Roy Moshler, 56, of Roulette Pa, admitted fault after a late traffic signal caused her to strike a cement mixer owned by A Zalzneck and Son, driven by Walter Dewitt of Elgin. Mrs Moshier suffered knee laceration chest contusions and a fractured nose. her daughter Milas Moshier, 22, a Hamot student nurse, had a fractured ankle and facial injuries. Milas to be moved to Hamot Hospital.
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Roy Moshler
Roulette
Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Anniversary of Farm Bureau Co op Feeds 10000 Farmers
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Co operative Association marks its 20th anniversary with a record chicken barbecue. Over 10,000 pounds of poultry grilled at the State Farm Show buildings while 10,000 farmers attend the Farm Bureau Roundup to discuss co operatives and celebrate growth since 1934. General details note the organization now represents over 70,000 Pennsylvania farmers and the event emphasizes cooperative discussion and outreach.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Co-operative Association
State Farm
Commonwealth
Farm Bureau
Co-Operative
Pennsylvania
3. B. Agiter
PFBCA
Hoter J. Bickeler
Senate Action on Foreign Aid S corded by Ike
President Eisenhower defended the foreign aid cut as too deep and warned it would hurt the United States. He praised Gen George Marshall against Woodring’s criticism, warned the McCarthy censure debate could split Republicans, and upheld opposition to Red China in the UN while backing an international atomic pool for peaceful purposes.
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U.S
Marshall
McCarthy
GOP
Associated Preas
Washington
Bisonhower
Senate
United States
Kremlin
Congress
Gen
George
Harry Woodring
Eisenhower
Woodring
Sen
R-Wis
China
Red China
United Nations
Soviet
Russia
Iis
History of Yalta Conference noted in ads about Yolla by Alger Hint
Ads note a history of the Yalta Conference and mention Yolla by Alger Hint. The brief item highlights a publication project and a literary reference in an understated local notice.
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Will Pubush
Yalta
Ads
Yolla
Alger Hint
Kansas voters revolt top four state primaries shift power
Kansas voters backed Lt. Gov. Fred Hall in a challenge to retiring Governor Edward F Arn as incumbent congressmen won key races in Kansas Missouri and West Virginia. Michigan saw a four way GOP gubernatorial race with Donald S Leonard leading after initial counts while Detroit police veteran Leonard aimed to face Governor Mennen Williams in November. Republicans named Thomas B Sweeney in West Virginia to oppose Neely in November as party leadership weighed closely fought contests statewide.
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Hall
Associated Press
Bukehouse
Kasi
U. S
Ie Most
Congras
Fred Hall
Kansas
Edward F. Arn
Wall
Nominatoff
Ye Templar
Missou
West Virginia
Michigan
George D. O'Brien
Winter Matthew M. Newly
Karnes
Noel Cox
Tle
Congress
Donald 8
Leonard
Detroit
D. Hale Brake
G. Mennen Williams
Williams
Benator Fer~ Ruson
Uators
Patrick V. McNamara
Detrol
Thomas B. Sweeney
Wheeling
Neely Oix
Sweeney
Leo Carroll Dies Suddenly at Work in Local Garage
Leo Carroll 404 West Pleasant street longtime resident and maintenance supervisor at A Zalzneck and Son Garage collapsed after finishing work on equipment. Dr H Harmon attributed death to coronary thrombosis. Born September 7 1903 he spent life here and planned to move to Columbus. survived by wife Ruth.
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A. Zalzneck and Son
Carroll
West Pleasant Street
A. Zalzneck and Bongarive
Carrol
H. Harmon
Lightning Sets Off Barn Blaze East Of Corry
Lightning struck a barn on the Will Jacob property near White's Corners road during a heavy rainstorm just after midnight. Four Columbus firefighters fought the flames that destroyed about 100 tons of hay and 20 tons of corn, with little insurance on the structure. Two calves were saved, and crews remained on scene into the morning to shield nearby outbuildings. Last week a separate ignition caused an $11,000 blaze leveling a barn on Carl Bull’s farm east of Columbus.
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Columbus
Will Jacob
Akry
Rocky Grove
Columbua
Jacob
White's Corners Road
Mile House
C. B. Stockton
Army Worm Invasion Threatens Area Crops
Army worms are marching across fields in the Parker Hill Road area near Spartanburg, chewing foliage and causing thousands of dollars in potential damage. Residents report farmers patrolling with flashlights at night to spot the pests, with county farm agents advising preventive measures.
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Tleid
Ers
Parker Fill
Post House Sold to Local Firm in Corry
Directors of Greyhound Post House Tnc approved selling the post building west of Corry to Corry Instrument Company. Hubert Vaughn and Camden Ruffner will move out restaurant equipment and install woodworking machines to make a wooden clock kit sold as the Corry Clock Company. Real estate was handled by Brown Real Estate Agency.
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Greyhound Post House
Tnc
Formar
Corry
Corry Instrument Company
Corry Company
Greyhound
Hubert Vaughn
Camden Ruffner
Wea O
Corry Clock Company
Brown Real Estate Agency
Thin Efty
Hearing Scheduled on Gas Rate Boost by Transcontinental Pipe
The Washington Power Commission set a September hearing on a proposed natural gas rate increase by Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp of Houston. The suspension follows a prior 47.5 million rate rise, affecting 60 wholesale customers across New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and five southern states.
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Washington
Transcontinental Gun Pipe Line Corp
Houston
Tex
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
French writer Gabrielle Colatte dies in Paris
Gabrielle Colatte, a Myear-old French author whose novel of love and passion won wide acclaim for half a century, died last night in Paris. She was celebrated for Gigi, a story adapted into a successful Broadway run by Anita Loos before becoming a stage play.
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Weitee
Paris
Gabrielle Colatte
Paria
Gigi
Anita Loos
West Germany aide John granted asylum in Soviet zone
Otto Gratewohl told the German Parliament that John, head of Bonn’s internal security service, was granted political asylum in the Soviet zone. John disappeared into East Berlin on July 20 and a doppelganger later claimed to seek German unity. British and Allied officials say John’s reliability was in doubt and he had severed intelligence ties months earlier.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Otto Gratewohl
Taot
Otto’ John
John
Red State
West Certian
Bonn
Ognment
Germany
Bovieta
West
East Germany
Gratewohl
German Democratic Republic
Horn
Bracken Field hosts League Section 1 final showdown
Corry and Warren headline a decisive finals night at Bracken Field with action set for 6 20 p m Fans rally behind a likely victory as the team seeks a major win in a crowded league scene.
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Lin Bracken Field
Corry
Warren
Addi
Top Officials In Agreement On This Policy
No pledge due at this time in formal treaty with Kai-shek Faw will talk on subject as it is regarded as hot potato.
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Kai-shek
Faw
U. S. 7th Fleet in Pacific Waters to Protect Formosa
Washington reports that if Communist China attacks the Nationalist island of Formosa the United States would go to war, though the Eisenhower administration has not pledged this in a formal treaty with Chiang Kai-shek. American policy debates center on whether war is inevitable or if efforts are aimed at avoiding it while building anti-Communist alliances in Asia.
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Associated Press
Washington
China
Formosa
United States
Eisenhower
Thio Tine
Pormose
Thie Temp i Byngman
Korea
India
Tadis
Nehru
Asia
Alwumed
Britta Pol
Abk
Rhee
Chiang Kai-shel
Pormoun
Five Are Rescued After B17 Crash Near Patrick Field
A four engine B17 with six aboard crashed into the ocean shortly after takeoff from Patrick Air Force Base. Five men were rescued, one missing. A crash boat recovered the survivors who appeared uninjured. Coast Guard and Pan American World Airways aided, with divers and boats dispatched to search for the sixth crewman.
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Asapeinyen
Patrick
Air Force Base
A. Pelle
Cald
Aire Raft
Saxtomly
Polle
Beare
Air Force
Coast Guard
Pan American World Amwaya
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Solon
Restaurant
Spirit Hill
Hamet
Pittsburgh
Modlton
U. @ Steel Homes Inc
John J. Obrien
Ike
Leo Carroll
Post House
Bus Line
Soviet Zone
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Pacific Waters
Yangtze River
Hang, Meiping Radi
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