Missing Clymer Boy Searched Amid Allegheny Hills
Nearly 300 volunteers from Warren County joined search efforts for Richard Hunnold age 4 who vanished in the thick forest near Clarendon after wandering from his brothers. Beavers dams and streams were checked while authorities and residents scoured the Allegheny mountains for traces of the boy.
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Richardt
Hunnold
Ivan Hawmold
Wavefoot
Hebie Jomns
Dud Mis
Burney Bailey
Cherry Grove Township
Gunneer Tne
Warren County
Warren
James Vaughn
Warren Tate
Richard
Witte
Death of Cardinal Dougherty Mourned Across Philadelphia
Cardinal Dennis Dougherty of Philadelphia dies at 85 after a cerebral hemorrhage on the eve of the priesthood anniversary. Archbishop-elect Hugh L. Lamb will serve as administrator of the Greensburg diocese and the funeral rites set for Thursday at the Cathedral of Sts Peter and Paul with Holy Name Society honor guard.
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Chyren
Dennis Carfie Dougherty
Philadelphia
Auria
Cardini
Hugh & Lamb
Chiektop
Mise
Greensburg
Iu-Nounty
SS. Petur and Paul
Arch- Mocesan
Holy Name Society
Compani
Gasoline Dealers To Close Sundays In Cyrny
Cyrny gasoline dealers announce a Sunday closing schedule due to ongoing help shortages. Most stations will be closed on Sundays in August September and beyond, with only two open. A notice from spokesman Charles Butters says a promotional system will inform customers weekly.
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Cyrny
Italy
Galber
Charles Butters
Cur
Journal
Deslers
Dtrivers
Geek Oi
Johnston and WSB dispute wage policy in urgent action push
Washington reports show Johnston pressing the Wage Stabilization Board for immediate action on pending cases, amid sharp disagreements on policy. The White House outlines steel use cuts and auto production curbs while banks seek emergency reserve powers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jime L . Tifter
Zoonomc
Evie Jukinaton
Johnston
WSE
Y Ducite
Alliajar
Manly Fleischmann
National Production Authority
VPA
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Federal Reseve Jas
Calle Feteral Reserve
Corry infant death blamed on blood poisoning
Coroner releases father who admitted kicking the 15 month old Marie Huffman after autopsy linked death to blood poisoning. Authorities say the baby died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a tumble and a later recanted account of spanking and striking the child in a violent episode.
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Warren Wood
Ody
Doyee Marie Huffman
Charles Hunnan
West Peasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wood
John H. Fust
Huffman
Ine
Lins
Cormner Wood
Toott
Ousted officer Evans may testify to Senate probe
Former Navy Lieutenant William H. Evans, dismissed for publishing a hostile letter attacking the administration and Congress, says his commission was revoked for violating a rule on signed publications. Senator Cain says the MacArthur hearings panel may want to hear Evans about his Far East views. Navy Chief Admiral Sherman testified that Evans’ views do not reflect the service.
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Lieut. Evans
Associated Press
Washington
Ray Li
William H. Evans
Fell
Congress
Ant
Evans
New York
United States
Far East
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Secretary of the Navy
Matthews
Cain
Douglas MacArthur
U. S
East
Forrest P. Sherman
Stam
MacArthur
Tet Evans
Tin price cut by RFC lowers cost to American buyers
RFC cuts tin price to $1.39 a pound from 14d, with Wy Sws Symington announcing a three cent cut and plan to press for lower costs. The fall comes amid high prices that burden American taxpayers and Korean markets.
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Swyad Symington
Fan Boks
Korea
Three Auto Crashes Leave Two Injured in Corry Area
Police report three area traffic crashes last night injuring two people. Miss Marc Marwick, 80, and James Leslie, 60, both in good condition, were treated at Warren General and Stem Memorial hospitals respectively. Marwick was hit from behind on Route 6 near Corry by Morris Hicks, who was cited for reckless driving. Leslie lost control on Route 19 near Waterford after a single-vehicle rollover. A third collision west of Youngsville involved Jean Kibbey and Eynil Samustson with Kibbey's injuries described as minor.
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Ares
Rewil
Corry
Marc Marwick
Clivton State Teachers College
James Leslie
Greenville
Marwick
Warren General Hospital
Leslie
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Miss Marwick
Morris Hicks
Elkton
Hicks
Janet Patie
Migs Marwick
Stone Nevi
Waterford
Beelay
Vontral
Hilllnie
Youngsville
Jean Kibbey
Mithefield
Eynil Samustson, Jr
Bemus
Samuels Son
Malik Named UN Security Council President Amid Rotating Chair
Malik became president of the UN Security Council today after a rotating monthly chair system. The Soviet delegate marked the unusual start by a procedural move last August, with speculation about whether he would revisit Korea or push to seat Communist China.
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Russia
Mahle
UN Security Couricil
Mali
Counels
General Assembly
China
Appropriation Bill Signed To Back National Defense
Washington reports the appropriation bill totaling 56 449 808 000 was signed by the president. Most funds are earmarked for national defense with about 46 million more than previously planned. Military supplementation adds roughly 42 billion for the armed services for the year ending July 1.
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Washington
Trumurt
Teumante
Senate Passes Draft Measure
The Senate approved a draft extension and future university military training plan by voice vote. The bill lowers the draft age to 18 and increases service by three months, now moves to the House for approval before sending to President Truman. Senator Case delayed the vote by one day citing procedural concerns.
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Associated Press
Washington
Universit
House
Truman
Case
R-Sd
Centerville Freight Wreck Probed For Speed Cause
A Centervile freight wreck with cars spilled over the landscape prompts officials to investigate speed as a possible factor. Pittsburgh crew and other officials will assess timing and damage, expected to run into hundreds of thousands of dollars. Some cars are being repaired or transferred, with ore and paper cloth cargoes involved and railroad police safeguarding the scene. Hundreds still view the destruction.
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Pittsburgh
Second Round Of W E Talks Begin
Pittsburgh June 1 tensions rise as Westinghouse Electric workers prepare for a second round of wage talks. The Conference Board of the CIO International Electrica Workers ordered a possible strike by June 17 if no agreement is reached. The union seeks a wage hike and shop benefits for about 51,000 employees across eight states.
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Pittsburga
Westinghouse Electric
CLO International
Ths T
War casualties rise to 1.199 million through May
The Defense Department estimated total enemy casualties through May 20 at 1,199,410, up 108,006 since May 22. The figure includes 882,238 battle casualties, 138,000 other losses, and 149,ANZ prisoners of war through May 16, with army counts adjusted for the period up to May.
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Washington
Defense Department
Corry School Budget Approved At One Hour Meeting
Corry Mould of Education members approved a 1970 250 budget for 1951 52 with taxes raised to cover costs. The property levy rose to 8 mills and per capita levy to 6.097, while a cost of living bonus and a state mandated raise increased the expenditures. A controversial business tax was abolished and future supplemental contracts for teachers discussed.
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Corry
Eac Oh
J. Donald ‘Watstm
Duller High
Supt
Douglas
Requesis
George Atdins
J. Guy Bouter
No-Bar Riders Triumph at Greenville Horse Show
Four members of the No-Bar Riding Club won prizes at the Greenville Memorial Day show. Thelma Pless and Robert Spencer of Warren took first in western per class with Golden Angel and Golden Lady. Spencer took second in the Western horse class and fourth in western pleasure, riding Thunderind. Mrs Val Clayton Cory placed fifth in the ester horse class with her mare Betty, and Marela Stevens of Warren finished fourth in Western equitation. The annual show will be held at the Columbus grounds on Route 6 next Sunday.
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No-Bar Riding Club
Greenville
Marela Stevens
Warren
Colmbus
Senators Quizzing Acheson as Formosa Issue Stirs debate
Washington June 1 Secretary of State Acheson faced questions as Senate inquiry considers releasing a State Department document on Formosa. McCarthy and others questioned its security impact while noting Formosa’s strategic value amid potential Communist gains. leaders weighed publication as hearings continued.
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Washington
Achesaa Bool Hye
Senate
Bill Une
Formosa
State Department
Anade
Tobey
R-Nh
McCarthy
Wis
Jth
Acheson
Dovelas MacArthur
Armed Services and Foreign Relations
U. S
MacArthur
Pormasa
suaMe Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Cluntman Russell D-Gai
Ove
Potato Festival Plans Spark Sponsorship and Dates
A local grouping met at the Hotel Barry Tok to discuss a three day Potato Festival September 12 to 15. Youngsville and Cony High School grid teams are slated to meet as a highlight. Stewart Long and Arnold Sea fteat named co chairmen as plans remain tentative.
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Duvoteue
Gotty
Camu Veter
Eommerce
Barry Tok
Youngsville and Cony
Arnold Seafteat
Clark Gable Wife Files for Divorce Amid Turmoil
Clark Gable sails for Honolulu day after filing for divorce from Sylvia Ashley. Described as on verge of a nervous breakdown, she declares mental cruelty and publicly denounces the marriage to her brother in law. The pair wed less than eighteen months ago, their fourth marriage for each.
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Blark Gable
Honesilunday
Sylvia Ashley
Bast
Bleck
Earthquake Shakes Luzon Manila Area Injuring Several
A strong quake rattled Luzon including Manila injuring several people and causing structural damage. Officials in Ilocos Norte report ongoing assessments as aftershocks feared.
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Manila
Cama
Laure
Capita
Cul i Norte
Ats
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