Republican push on anti-subversive bills in 1954 session
The Republican leadership backs bold measures to curb subversives before Congress adjourns. Eisenhower calls for laws stripping citizenship from those aiding Communist plots and for penalties in defense industries amid a drive to curb espionage, treason, and Fifth Amendment evasion.
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Congress
Eisenhower
United States
House
Senate
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
Congress moves on immunity and anti-subversive bills
On August 1 Congress sent an immunity bill to the White House but rejected Brownell’s demand for sole power to grant immunity to witnesses. The House passed a wiretapping bill stalled in the Senate. Two Brownell requests reached the White House including harsher penalties for harboring felons and higher bail-jump fines. The Subversive Activities Control Act faced Senate opposition. Eisenhower cited six major anti-Communist aims, while Democrats and some Republicans oppose broad subversive legislation. Senator Lehman condemned a Communist infiltrated organizations bill as a rush to act on red influence.
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White House
Brownell
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
Herbert H. Lehman
United States
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files August 16 1934
A fire on a small residence on Washington street was quickly controlled with minor damage. Columbus held its 23rd annual reunion and parade with many old residents attending. Morristown announced Corry would receive 500 45 in liquor license fees from May to July. Golf league results saw Mulhelm Beers beat Aero Supply 8 to 7. A current events quiz tests seven questions with answers on Classifieds.
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Columbus
Throne of
Morrisburg
Corry
Conneaut Lake man drowns aiding teen in boating accident
Jacob Diebold, 54, of Conneaut Lake, died in Crawford County after a motor boat mishap on Conneaut Lake. Bernard Gottschalk Jr. operated the craft, with his daughter Bernadette aboard. Diebold either fell overboard with a 19 year old girl or dived to rescue her as the boat turned. He called for help as he disappeared, with a life preserver failing to reach him and a coroner ruling accidental drowning.
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Conneaut Lake
Meadville
Jacob Diebold
Mr. Diebold
Bernard Gottschalk Jr
Etna
Pittsburgh
Mr. Gottschalk
Bernadette
Three Killed In Erie Area Crashes
ERIE The weekend traffic death toll rose to three as a local youth died of injuries from a crash near Ripley, North Carolina, and Eugene B. Trapp, 20, was killed when his car hit a truck on Route 15 four miles north of Bishopville. C Bradley Arch, 17, died later at Westfield Memorial Hospital, and David Rensel, 17, died shortly after from the same wreck involving Erie youths.
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Erie
South Carolina
Ripley
Eugene B. Trapp
Joanne Rundquist Trapp
Bishopville
Bradley Arch
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Westfield
N. C
David Rensel
Holstein group to stage Erie County Field Day
The Erie County Holstein Association plans its first annual Field Day at Ernest Marsh farm Waterford on Wednesday August 18 starting at 11 am with a two age group judging contest. Joseph Taylor Penn State dairy extension specialist will judge and speak on Holstein breeding after a noon picnic.
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Erie County Holstein Association
Ernest Marsh
Waterford
Erie County
Joseph Taylor
Penn State University
Taylor
Pennsylvania Dairy Extension Department
R. H. Olmstead
Marsh Farm
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