First direct Republican challenge to televising hearings
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic stances on televising House committee hearings. It notes Rayburn's 1952 ruling restricting telecast and new debates in the Rules Committee, while a Senate Rules Committee subpanel urges open broadcasting. It also recalls Fessenden's 1898 detector breakthrough.
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Congress
House
Martin
Senate
Rayburn
Rep
Meader
Rmich
Rules Committee
Senate Rules Committee
Senate Committee
How Smart Are You Quiz From Classified Page
A reader quiz questions on UHF usage wolfson control of companies hurling Rough Riders and other items. It asks about fox hunting radio secrecy Ireland Spain bazooka against planes tanks and insanity and sodomy divorce grounds by state.
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Virginia
Secret Service
Louis E. Wolfson
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
New York Central
New Haven Railroad
Glenn Martin
Argentina
Canada
Ireland
Italy
Norway
Russia
Rough Riders
U. S
Spain
Polaski May Lead Probe Into Late Gov Polaski Purchases
Erie representative Julian Po may head the investigating committee to probe purchases and contracts in the final months of Gov John S J Polaski. The panel would review about 160 million dollars in contracts with focus on 20 million in post election expenditures and 25 million in unfinished or undelivered contracts.
Corry Journal Notes Cold January and Local Happenings
Corry endured the coldest month of the season with 26 days at or below freezing. Depositors will earn 4 percent less interest on savings at both banks. Howard Blakeslee becomes Lindsey Hollow School teacher replacing his ill mother Inez Blakeslee. Charles B. Colegrove dies after a weeklong illness at Corry Hospital. Mildred Schrambling hosts a bridge club of eight with honors to Dorothy Splesman and Ruth Becker. A New England luncheon accompanies the gathering.
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Corry
Lindsey Hollow School
Inez Blakeslee
Corry Hospital
Howard
Edinboro State Teachers College
Charles B. Colegrove
Mildred Schrambling
Columbus
Dorothy Splesman
Ruth Becker
New England
Bomb found near State Capitol tested by police
A small homemade bomb was found in shrubbery near the State Capitol Building. Police described it as incapable of major damage. Governor Leader was at the Capitol when the device was found and officials estimated it had likely been there only a few days.
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State Capitol
Associated Press
Harrisburg
George M. Leader
Smalton
Lng
Vrasneas Vane Senna
Col. C. M. Wilhelm
Sister Saves Life Of 6 Year Old Polio Victim
Nanty Baird six year old polio victim slept as coal gas filled the upstairs home. Her alert older sister Diana Bald called the fire department and rescuers revived Nancy at Franklin Square Hospital before she was released. Abner Baird, the father, works nights and the mother remains in hospital. Animal teeth are used as money by many primitive peoples.
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Baltimore
Nanty Baird
Diana Bald
Emet
Fire Department
Nancy
Franklin Square Hospital
Abner Biard
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Telat MC
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Europe
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Blue Swan
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F. C. Chapin & Son
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