Mob Violence Followed Coup in Baghdad
The piece recounts the August coup in Baghdad with royalist clashes, the killings of Abdullah and Faisal, Nuri al Said fleeing, a 428000 bounty on his head, and mobs looting embassies. It notes U S and British embassies attacked, an army loyal to rebels, and Baghdad radio broadcasting updates as the coup succeeds.
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Faisal
Ankara
Turkey
Baghdad
Nurl
Nuri
Eisenhower
Washington
Eisenhowerer
Baghdad Radio
U. S
Britos
Iraq
Jidda
Mecca
Saudi Arabia
Bern
Switzerland
New
Fifth Amendment not refuge for reluctant witnesses in court ruling
Supreme Court upholds contempt ruling against a Bronx witness who refused to testify before a grand jury probing labor violations. He had been offered state immunity but feared federal prosecution under labor bribery laws. The decision marks the first curb in widespread use of the Fifth Amendment to avoid testifying.
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House
Congress
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
United States
Truman
Supreme Court
Bronx
New York
Thut
Blackburns Guerrillas film shoots amid Philippine headhunter lore
Hollywood actor Keith Andes describes filming Blackburns Guerrillas in the Philippines where locals still hunt heads as a warned truth of war era, while the true story follows Lt Don Blackburn who led 20 000 guerrillas against Japanese forces and later became a colonel in Vietnam.
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Hollywood
Philippines
Keith Andes
Blackburn
Philippine
Keith
Don Blackburn
South
Viet Nam
Birth rate decline expected. no baby boom soon
Babson Park mass economist Roger W Babson argues the birth rate fell for the first time since 1950 and predicts no major baby boom until the late 1960s. He attributes declines to recession and shifts in women aged 18 to 34, warning of challenging economic conditions for business before a later growth cycle.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
U.S
China
India
Gas Firm Seeks Gas Line Under Chautauqua Lake
The Pennsylvaniad Gas Company seeks permission to install an eight inch gas main under Chautauqua Lake between Celoron and Fluvanna to serve Ellery in Chautauqua County. The company must secure approval from New York State Division of Land to cross 1,200 feet of water. A spokesman says lake depth is not more than six feet at the crossing, marking the first such main across the lake for the firm.
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Chautauqua Jamestown
Pennsylvaniad Gas Company
Chautauqua Lake
Celoron
Fluvanna
Ellery
Chautauqua County
PGC
New York State Division of Land
Congress Should Focus On Legislation Not Probes
Rep Elmer J Holland of Pennsylvania urged Congress to drop probes and return to lawmaking. He said the FBI should handle un American activity inquiries and the Justice Department should pursue legal violations. Holland cited labor rackets and the Adams Goldfine case and stressed the Lebanon crisis as a call for action.
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Washington
Elmer J. Holland
D-Pa
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Holland
Pittsburgh Democrat
House Committee On Education and Labor
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
U. S
Lebanon
Growth in the Magic Circle Region Postwar Leaders
The article notes ongoing postwar migration with strong growth in Florida and California and predicts steady expansion across the heartland centered on Eureka Kansas. The Magic Circle spans 400 miles to cover six Midwestern states and parts of eight others, highlighting leaders Hoover Truman Eisenhower Pershing and MacArthur and noting rich natural resources and potential for tenfold population growth.
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California
Eureka
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Magic Circle
Hoover
Truman
Eisenhower
Pershing
MacArthur
Yesterday Memories of Corry and Lindbergh Affair
Douglas Corrigan, admirer of Lindbergh, flies solo from New York to Ireland in a nine year old monoplane with 175 horsepower. Corry Day to be celebrated at Celeron Park on Sunday July 2, first annual event at Chau tauqua Lake resort. Journal cooperates on a daily coupon for reduced lake rides. Nearly 1000 attend United Brethren services at Findley Lake campgrounds with a large Corry delegation.
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Dublin
Douglas Corrigan
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Ireland
Céloron Park
Chautauqua Lake
Journal 15
United Brethren In Christ
Findley Lake
WOTR
Corry
Corry Journal
Corry library building set to open September 4
Forty years ago the Corry Library Association board announced the new public library building will open to the public on September 4. Also reported: Private Joseph Sutton of Corry in an army hospital at Ellis Island after illness in France. Mrs Christensen injured by a sewing needle broken off in her hand. and Western Union manager John Cullen returns from two weeks vacation in Buffalo.
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Corry
The
Library Association
Joseph Sutton
Bilis Island
N.Y
France
Ellis Island
Alexander Brothers
John Cullen
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Buffalo
TV Highlights and Programs By Cynthia Lowry tell of John Erwin's rise
Fort Wayne native John Erwin quit Indiana University for New York to pursue acting. Drafted into the Army, he joined the Infantry Band and drew a chance to lead in two TV film series about Medal of Honor winners. Cast as a Red Cross director and more, Erwin's "Citizen Soldier" series syndicates to 35 stations with 100 outlets planned. He earned two Hollywood offers and a potential motion picture role after similar previews. In Germany he won the All Army Entertainment Contest and will appear on the Ed Sullivan Show in a Julius Caesar satire with a Hollywood cast.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
John Erwin
John
Indiana University
Uncle Sam
Fort Wayne
Germany
Munich
Tye
Pfc. Erwin
Pfe
Erwin
Army
Ft. Belvoir
Hollywood
North East Man Loses Leg In Fall
Ivan Coatney, employee of Morse Tile and Cement Co., fell 40 feet through a metal roof at the Hammer Mill Paper Co. in North East at 12:35 p.m. Thursday. He had his left leg amputated and a compound fracture of the right leg. he was taken to Hamet Hospital in fair condition after emergency surgery.
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Eastman
Hammermill Paper Co
Ivan Coatney
Hamet Hospital
Coatney
Morse Tile and Cement Go
North East
Plans A Annual Balloting and Meeting Notes
Plans for annual balloting dates were discussed at a Hart district meeting chaired by Mrs. Cha gent. The event featured a guest list, prize awards, a social host, and a music program including solos and duets. Mrs. Obr, Mrs. Leek, and Velma Mc were among the organizers and attendees, with refreshments served. The session also noted a book award from the Scott Medal for illustrated children’s literature.
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Chagent
Ol Honore
Bryce Lee
Beth
Obr
Han
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