Congress at the Wire Prompts Debate on Atomic and Economic Bills
Corry Evening Journal reports on Senate filibuster and House delays in 1954 legislative action. Key items include an increased debt limit to 281 billion through June 1955, foreign aid authorization up to 3.055 billion, Senate approval of a near 3 billion appropriation, phased Social Security expansion, and unemployment extension pending Senate action.
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Congress
Conference Committee
Senate
House
Senate Committee
Immunity for Witnesses Faces Conference Committee Hurdle
In a conference committee immunity for witnesses seems unlikely to emerge in a form favored by the administration. Other administration anti subversive bills pass House and report to Senate. CHR 9580 penalties for peacetime espionage and HR 7130 revoking citizenship for conspiracy to overthrow the government. HR 8649 anti wiretap bill passes House but stalls in Senate committee. Pay raise for postal employees, HR 9254, requires action before Senate. White House has not named a new controller general. Mundt: committee may file record before adjournment. Watkins: hearings on McCarthy charges could begin after adjournment, date August 23 listed.
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House
Senate
Senate Public Works
Herbert Dr. Vogel
White House
U. S
How Smart Are You Classified Quiz Answers Review
Rhee arrives in Seoul after a 20 day U S trip with cheering crowds. He urged renewal of the Korean War while in the United States President Syngman Rhee’s return to Seoul follows a visit that highlighted questions on current events and national affairs.
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World Council of Church
Es Assembly
Evanston
Jakarta
Ceyton
Formoss
Indonesia
Paikistan
Phatland
Houston
Miami
New Orleans
Phoenix
Ariz
Washington
American
Eastern
Pan- American
TWA
United
Rhee
Nome Seoul
Synaiman Rhee
United States
Twenty Years Ago in Pittsburg and surrounding headlines
A 1038 August 13 recap highlights Pittsburgh mayor William McNair joining local business leaders for an informal gathering at Motel Carey hosted by the Golden Rule Club. Notes mention political rivals, a Bowed of Behathot critique, and local projects including a Corry district issue. The Northern Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association opens its fourth convention at Gorneni Park with Andrew Paulson as president. Governor Pinchot may visit Columbus to inspect a new dam on route to Pymatuning Dam dedicatory ceremonies.
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William McNair
Pittsburgh
Pittsby
Gerry
Golden Rule Club
Oler
Carey
Pennsylvania
Miet
Gorneni Lark Park
Sabinday
Andrew Paulson
Corry
Gifford Pinellet
Columbus
Pymatuning Dam
Special Speaker at Wayne Valley Church
Rev A F Guerrere a Philippine pastor on a United States exchange scholarship will speak at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church Sunday morning. He and his wife Esther are guests at Oberlin College this year and plan to return to the Philippines in September. He will lead the Bible Training School at San Fernando upon return. All are welcome.
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A. F. Guerrere
Wayne Valley
San Fernando
Ubayma
Fire Destroys Part Of East Randolph Home
A second floor closet fire caused more than 2000 in damage to the Ellsworth Texter residence at Route 17 East Randolph Little Valley Road. Fire Chief Arthur Podle led 11 East Randolph firemen aided by 12 Randolph volunteers in confining the blaze to two rooms. No one was injured as Vera Biellenhagen, visiting Buffalo, carried out the infant Gary Texter and others were led to safety by Randall Texter and family. The fire spared most of the 10 room house due to ceiling insulation. The Texters, remodeling since moving from Cheektowaga four years ago, were not at home when the blaze started.
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East Randolph
Ellsworth Texter
East Randolph - Little Valley Road
Arthur Podle
Randolph
Herbert Shipherd
Atile
Vera Biellenhagen
Buffalo
Textor
Textor Fone
Steffenhagen
Gary
Randall
Wiliam
Henry
Elsworth Jr
Dale Stelfenhagen
Georgia
Ellsworth Jr
Mr. Textor
Harlan Electric Company
Buffato
Textors
Cheektowaga
Service at Clymer for Mrs James Brown
Funeral services for Mrs. James Brown, who died Sunday evening, were held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Alvin Rhodes officiated. Wilbur Renskers and Julius VanderSchaaff sang. Burial followed in Clymer Cemetery. Attending from away were many relatives and friends from Corry, Mayville, Stillwater, North East, Lakewood, Jamestown, Niagara Falls, Columbus, Sherman and other nearby areas.
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James Brown
Spitzer
Clymer
Alvin Rhodes
Clymer Methodist Church
Neisted
Wilbur Renskers
God
Wilton
Lyle
Edward Gabriel Jr
William Jackman
Jucius VanderSchaaff
Clayton Deuink
Sherman Cowles
John Pitt
Corry
Lucrecia VanderSchaaff
Lucius VanderSchaaff
Mayville
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George R. Sample
Vance Allen
Telegraph Sports
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Behathot
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Corry Schad
Wayne Valley Church
Myrtle
Sentea
Thomas Motors Totnes Mae Nats
Shorts
Chuck Fern
Johnny Lamott
Ellery Matthews
Stillwater
N. Y
Joseph Peck
North East
Edward Gabriel
Robert Hogue
Ida Mason
Raymond Rogers
Eric
Sara Jackman
Mildred Hegsted
Louis Hegsted
Louis Lammers
Milton Sharp
Taylor's Jewelry
aeeiZor
RCA Victor
Asijon
Wesiare
WHR
Auk
Davis Radio and Television
North Center Street
Caney
FORD
Plymouth Tudor
Desoto Club
Tutone
Powell Motor Company
East Main Street
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