Heroic leadership hailed as France’s de Gaulle rises
The Corry Journal highlights Gen. Charles de Gaulle as a strong president set to restore France’s stature. It recalls French leaders from Martel to Joan of Arc and French marshals Joffre and Petain, crediting de Gaulle with moving France to a new power position and earning American support as a longtime ally.
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Privilege of Time Press Bill Aims to Shield Sources
A bill to protect news sources except where disclosure is necessary for national security has been introduced by Representative Francis E Dern Republican New York. It follows the jailing for contempt of Marie Torre a New York Herald Tribune writer who refused to reveal a source in her column. The proposal would undermine press privilege by limiting confidentiality and challenging secrecy that can cover up government corruption.
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Marie ‘Torre
New York Herald-Tribune
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Minority Congress and low voter turnout in 1952 election
The 86th Congress will be a minority body since the House and a third of the Senate were chosen by less than half of registered voters. The article notes apathy between presidential and congressional elections, citing 1952 figures: about 47.9 million of over 100 million eligible voters participated, while 62 million cast presidential votes.
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Barbara Bel Geddes A Broadway Star With Private Life
Hal Boyle profiles Barbara Bel Geddes daughter of Norman Bel Geddes, noting her screen stage and TV success, the lure and discipline of acting, privacy after performances, and her life managing a farm in New York and a home in Manhattan with Windsor Lewis and their blended family and pets.
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Barbara Bel Guadees
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Norman Bel Geddes
Hollywood
Rome
Congress
Lawrence Aides Oppose New Tax Plan in Pennsylvania
The tax advisory committee, comprising six Democrats and six Republicans, opposed raising the three percent sales tax and favored expanding it to cover broader items. Joseph Martin, a leader in the Pennsylvania League of Cities, said the committee met in Pittsburgh and plans another session in Philadelphia. Lawrence indicated the state cannot escape new taxes and urged additional revenue for state government operations.
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Fatal Crash Near Youngwood Pa Kucenic 34
Matthew Kucenic aged 34 of Mr Pleasant R D 1 was killed when his car failed to negotiate a curve along the Hunker Walta Mill Road four miles west of Youngwood in Westmoreland County. The vehicle struck a utility pole and went into a ditch.
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Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago—January 24 1930
Corry items recall Vivien Leigh chosen for Gone With the Wind role after a two year search. A high school play Growing Pains directed by Thomas B. Roelofs drew a woodsy crowd. State official retirement plans discussed. Private Norman L. King, 1st Corry death of the era, wounded July 15 and died July following. James F Sullivan dies in New York after injuries from a fall into an open coat hole. D T Bracken buys out Charles F Bracken in Bracke Brothers wholesale grocers. Farmers ship cream to Buffalo due to the current free. Civic leader John J Scull dies at 70 in Somerset Hospital after a yearlong illness.
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Hollywood
Vivien Leigh
Sealett Ousra
David Gelanick
Margaret Mitchells
Norman L. King
John King
Frederick Street
James F Sullivan
Bellevue Host
New York
Grove City Boy Honored at State Young Farmers Convention
Pennsylvania Farm Show hosted its 43rd annual gathering as Blue Jackets of Future Farmers of America joined crowds to honor top vocational agriculture students. Carl B. Gadsby Jr. of Grove City was named Star Farmer while Scott J. Preston of Centerville earned Star Dairy Farmer. Mrs. Mary Jane Leader received honorary Homemaker degree. Attendance neared a new record with 310000 through two days.
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Grave City
Mercer Couty
Scott J. Preston
Centerville
Crawford County
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Mary Jane Leader
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David Charles Leader
Itelf
David R. McClay
Pennsylvania State University Agriculture School
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