Democrats press role in naming Cohin successor as chief counsel
Sen Jackson says Democrats will insist on a voice in selecting Roy Cohin's successor as chief counsel of the Senate Investigations subcommittee. McCarthy moves Surine to his payroll as the panel pushes to fire staff. Layenia's clearance and confirmation are held up on security questions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jackson
D-Wash
Roy M. Cohin
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Chatman McCarthy
R-Wis
Coln
Donald A. Surine
Potter
Rmich
Secret Service
Thomas Layenia
McCarthy
Bitine Vna Davenia
Defense Department
Lavenia
Autos Collide on City Street
Warren Ross Jr., 18, of 503 West Washington Street, and Harris E. Watrous, 71, of 1249 White Street, were in a two‑vehicle crash on East Columbus Avenue at 9:37 last night near Al's Dairy Bar. Both cars damaged about 200 dollars. no injuries reported.
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Warren Ross Jr
West
Washington Street
Harris E. Watrous
White Street
Columbus Avenue
Watrous
Ross
City denies rumor of Raymond plant contract signings
Officials deny a report that a new contract was signed between union leaders and Raymond plant management. The union reportedly sought a four cent hourly wage increase, but negotiations are not concluded and further meetings are planned.
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Raymond
Only 88 Pints Of Blood Given Here
Public apathy toward the Red Cross donor program did not stop the blood mobile on Visit Mere yeaurday from collecting 88 pints. Of 101 donors, 13 were rejected and 34 walk ins aided the total. Since operations began, 1888 pints have been donated. Disbursements from Buffalo center occur on an emergency basis due to lowered response.
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Red Cross
Mere Yeaurday
Buffalo
Eisenhower denies aiming to destroy TVA in housing and energy debate
President Eisenhower told reporters he is not seeking to destroy the Tennessee Valley Authority, addressing controversy tied to a private power proposal. He praised general progress of his legislative program despite House rejection of a four year public housing plan and noted his stance on TVA may evolve beyond the self-imposed order amid Senate debate.
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Dkay — House
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Senate
Tennessee Valley
Indochina
Geneva
Congress
House
Flu Epidemic Strikes Guatemala Prison
An influenza epidemic swept Guatemala central police prison with about 9 000 communist suspects housed there and scores ill. About 100 inmates have dysentery and 20 malaria cases. a hospital was improvised on the second floor and the Red Cross asked to help.
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Guatemala
Central Police
Dines
Red Cross
Beaverdam Mennonite Church plans new edifice after fire
Rev. Kenney Snyder announced plans to start construction on a new Beaverdam Mennonite Church building in August after a fire damaged the existing structure. Bids are sought for removing a 27 by 42 foot annex with completion due by August. a January 1 first service is hoped. Inspecting other churches in Belleville and Berlin aims to gauge costs and features. insurance on the burned building stood at 6009 dollars, with pews and much interior salvageable.
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Kenney Snyder
Beaverdam Mennonite
Snyder
Ivan Miller
Vernon
John ‘Troyer
Belleville
Alton
Miller
Clayton
Dan ‘Troyer
Berlin
Orville
Wooster
Homes sell for 14400 each in Burlingame estate sale
Two dwellings left to the First Presbyterian Church of this city sold yesterday. The 209 Mott Street house went to Mr and Mrs Donald Neylon and the 205 Franklin Street brick residence to Mr and Mrs Franke A. Toth of Jamestown. Total price 14400 for both properties. Net estate assigned to the church after taxes and expenses.
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First Presbyterian Church
Edith
Burlingame
Roger Brown
Mott Street
Donald Neylon
Franklin Street
Franke A. Toth
Jamoatown
Moose Lodge to Celebrate Tenth Anniversary
The Local Order of Moose marks ten years with a Friday gathering at the North Center street rooms. The event in conjunction with weekly family night features a large birthday cake, remarks from former officials, and entertainment and dance to close the evening.
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Order of Moose
North Center
Atreet Tub Rooms
Cld
Merger Request Placed For Sparta Bloomfield Schools Ballot
Sparta Merged and Bloomfield Township boards seek to put the merger question on the November 1954 ballot. County schools officials will hold a special meeting to consider the petitions, with final state approval sought through the Department of Public Instruction.
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Spartansburg
Sparta
Bloomfield Township
Crawford County School Board
Floyd B. Peters
Jeffers
State Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Richard L. Witmer
Spati
Oliver Porter
Bloomfield Board
Witmer
Woard
Sparta Board
Department of Public Instruction
Sparta Merged Board of Education
County Board of Education
Swah
Milie Instruction
Tis
Blond youth sought in assault case in Concord area
State and city police seek a blond young man for questioning after an attempted assault. A middle aged Concord resident reported him stopping at her home seeking live stock, returning to ask for help with a broken down car and lunging with a wrench toward her before fleeing in a black old Ford. The woman did not get a license plate.
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Concord
Townable
Jaycees Plan Gala Program on Labor Day
Indochina a Armistice is mentioned alongside Corry Jaycees Labor Day events. The three day program in Corryville includes rides, concessions, a children’s bike and pets area, a Saturday day at the park, a Sunday dance on the tennis courts, a Little League baseball game, Band of Corry performances, a Monday parade at 11 AM, and cash prizes for participants. Invitations to organizations, prize displays at the Penelec window, and safety slogan Plan for a safe Labor Day, Don't take to the road. Take 0 Mead Park.
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Corry
Band of Corry
Socil
Aoute
Milton Theiry
Noofj Avid
Penelec
Jaycee
Mead Park
United States Warns Against Renewal of Aggression in Indo China Armistice
Geneva and Bombay reports note U S warning signatories of Indo China armistice to refrain from any revival of aggression. In Bombay riots between police and students injure 125. one policeman reported killed and eighty arrested.
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Panoclayen
Geneva
United States
Bombay
Alex
End of Indochina War Seen as Allied Victory and Global Shift
US and British officials expect the Indochina settlement to shape a broad Southeast Asia defense, with France removing arms from non Communist forces and plans for a collective defense system to deter further aggression. Timing differs between the US and Britain as they weigh broader bloc relations.
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Thoochins 1
Free World
United States
Btu
Southeast Asia
Cartain
Southeast
Asia
Britain
India
Indochina
Park Progress Reports Heard At Mend Park Meeting
Mendocino Park Association directors met at night to discuss growth and development at the Third Ward recreation spot. A new pavilion will start next week near an completed area, an archery range attracts visitors, and a volleyball court will be built at the northeast center of the softball field. The Junior Chamber authorized park use for three days with concessions placed as designated. A marker will be erected on the grave of Glenn Mead with the inscription Donor of Mead Park.
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Park Association
Third Ward
Granding
Tennin
Glenn Mead
Mead Park
Western ministers clash over European defense plan parley
In Geneva Allied leaders including Bedell Smith Mendes France and Eden convened a quick three hour meeting on common European defense issues. The group aimed to coordinate against a growing Communist threat as Molotov joined the discussions following talks with the French Premier.
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Geneva
Utochina
U. S
Beate Walester
Bedell Smith
Pierre Mendes-France
Anthony Eden
Urs
Europe
Min
V. M. Molotov
Chinese Reds To Free 6 Americans
Geneva reports say the Chinese communists agreed to release six Americans held in Red China. The U S delegation announced other detained Americans remain under review and about 26 more are believed detained. The freed include Ernest Hotz Reuben Lenzer Linuin Lombard John Maye Lawrence Millie and Alfred Pattison. Maye is Rev John B Maye a missionary from Scranton Pennsylvania. Lombard is a Roman Catholic priest awaiting permission to leave China.
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Geneva
Red China
U. S
Ernest Hotz
Reuben Lenzer
Linuin Lombard
John 5. Maye
Lawrence Millie
Alfred Pater Pattison
Maye
Gen Sexton To Head Mission To Pakistan
The Defense Department announces a new military advisory mission to Pakistan under a mutual aid agreement from May 19. Brig. Gen. William T. Sexton, former Sixth Army chief of staff in San Francisco, will head the mission to coordinate dispatch of American military supplies and equipment, potentially totaling 25 million dollars in the first year.
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Nmocinven
Eee
Washington
Defense Department
Pakistan
Gert
William ‘T. Sexton
Sixth Army
En Francisco
Vietnamese Officials Angry at Partition
Indochina Vietnam officials reacted furiously as news spread that the northern half of the country would be handed to the Communists. Civilians in Hanoi viewed the situation more calmly, noting they have 10 months before moving south instead of the expected two. No demonstrations occurred in Hanoi or Saigon as the grant of partition was announced by press and radio.
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Hanot
Indochina
Hanoi
Mayoi
Saigon
Viet Nam
Two Called For Induction Here
The local draft board says two men from Corry have been notified to report August 3. Robert Lewis and Robert McCray are volunteers under the draft plan allowing eligible youths to advance their induction by volunteering.
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Robert Lewis
Robert McCray
Corry
Ula
Six Hundred Miners Idle After Muse Mine Shutdown
Six hundred miners are idle after U S Steel Corp closed National No 3 mine at Muse Washington County due to a lack of orders. The facility had produced about 2 500 tons of coal daily before the shutdown.
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U. S. Steel Corp
Muse
Washington County
France, Viet Nam Armistice Ends Eight Years of War
Armistice signed in Geneva ends the Indochina conflict with a partition of Vietnam at roughly the 17th parallel. Ho Chi Minh will lead the north under Bao Dai’s regime will move south, and Cambodians sign with Vietminh. Elections promised within one to two years to attempt reunion.
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Associated Presa
Geneva
France
Indochina
Viet
Nam
Georges Deltell
Ta Quang Buu
Viet Nam
Laos
Pierre Mendes
Atate
Cambodia
John B. Dwan
U. S. Army
Nihek Hiotlong
Wilder
Binze
Phoati
Y of Nations
Rmit
French Union
Korps
Vieb
Ho Chi Minh
Bao Dai
Germany
Korea
Senate Finance Committee Approves Social Security Bill
The Senate Finance Committee approved the administration's major social security bill with higher benefits and taxes to fund them. The measure, likely to be considered next week, would extend coverage to nearly seven million more people as President Eisenhower pushes for expanded benefits and funding.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Millikin
R-Cole
Congress
Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
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