Eisenhower Calls For Knowledge To Fight Reds At Columbia Dinner
President Eisenhower urged unity against communism and urged a crusade of truth at home and abroad. He denounced division and censored regulators, stressing knowledge and understanding as essentials to preserve freedom. The remarks, delivered to Columbia University alumni and leaders, warned against silencing opposing ideas.
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New York
Eisenhower
America
Columbia University
Temple of Freedom
Waldorf-Astoria
Stream Pollution Affects Local Creek Fish, Officials Say
Reported pollution near Brok enstraw Creek east of Spring Creek led to many dead fish. Anglers from yesterday observed trout carcasses and unusual slicks along the stream. State Fish Hatchery officials later stated the fish involved were trout that had been...
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Brokenstraw Creek
Spring Creek
Bimday
Guatemala Spies Watch Fugitives Across Embassies
Guatemala tightens scrutiny of Latin American embassies for fugitives from the underground opposition roundup. Police searches yield no solid evidence, while plans for a new uprising circulate amid claims of well organized intelligence. Five top Arbenz opponents already seek asylum in El Salvador and Ecuador.
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Guatemala
Presa
Total
Jacob Arbenz
el Salvador
Ecuador
Corry High School Graduation Opens With Baccalaureate
The first Gradua tor Week ceremony for Corry's 49 graduates was held Sunday evening in the present high school building. The Corry Ministerial Association led the Baccalaureate program with Rev. Elmer Ortner delivering the sermon "Don't Feel Sorry for Yourself." Rev. H. Ray Harris gave the invocation, with scripture read by Rev. Paull F. Bauer. The service featured hymns and vocal numbers by the Girls' Ensemble, and Judy Meerdink served as organist and accompanist.
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God
H. Ray Harris
Paull F. Bauer
I Cor
Inthians
Christ
Howard L. Stuil
R. R. Merriman
Malotte
Rider
Mixs
Judy Meerdink
Ormanist
Auxiliary Tag Sale Sets New Record at Corry Memorial
Mra Earl Halgat announced the complete report for the Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary annual tag day. Totals previously reported include Corry 206.07 and Spartansburg 28.16 under Roland T. Putnam. On May 22 the drive at Clymer, directed by station Cubs, awarded prizes to David Foster 3 John Good 2 and Stuart LaCross 1, marking an all time high for the auxiliary effort.
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Earl Halgat
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Spartansbuirg
Roland T. Putnam
Clymer
Cubs
David Foster
John Good
Stuart LaCross
Memorial Day Tribute Honors War Dead at Mead Park
A small Corry group gathered at Mead Park Memory Lane for a Memorial Day ceremony honoring fallen service members. Erie attorney Landley McClelland urged freedom as a God given right while veterans groups received billfolds, wreaths were laid, and the crowd saluted to the Star Spangled Banner before benediction and taps.
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McClelland
America
Freedom
Lincoln
Vea
Wilk
Memory Lane
Mead Park
Washington Post
Houghton
H. Ray Harris
W. W. Waterhouse
Veterans Council
Cleveland Brown
Albert Anderson
Nelson Dimmick
Samuel Upperman
Frank Parsons
John Rogers
William May
Byron Davids
George Kinley
Landley McClelland
Erie
Harry Burto
Cyril [Ixrone
Traffic Heavy But No Accidents Reported During Long Weekend
Weather and a long holiday weekend pushed traffic to peak levels across the northwestern Pennsylvania area including Erie, Warren and Crawford counties. State Police reported no mishaps despite heavy travel on Route 6 and surrounding roads as hundreds of drivers returned home.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Huge Hawaiian Crater Erupts At Ellauen
A massive eruption at Ellauen crater in Hawaii sent an estimated 10 million cubic yards of lava skyward amid spectacular fountains from a half mile fissure. About 10,000 spectators gathered as lava cooled into a saw-toothed ridge about 36 feet high and 30 feet wide across the crater floor. The blast remained contained within the crater.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Ellauen
Tue
Death toll over Memorial Day holiday soars past 500
Violent deaths over the three day Memorial Day holiday period rose to a new high with at least 523 people dying in traffic crashes drownings and other accidents. Traffic deaths topped 340 in a period tracking back to last Friday night and ending Monday midnight. Drownings reached 86 and other accidents 70, contrasting with 501 killed during two days last year. The toll neared the 1962 three day record of 968 and the 1960 four day record of 571.
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Associated Prean
Atreast
Memorial Bay
National Safety Council
Pittsburgh Man Dies While Fishing Near Spring Creek
A Pittsburgh man William Clarence Young Jr. 42 on a weekend trip to the Corry area collapsed and died at 10 AM Sunday near Spring Creek. He drove with two neighbors to Lake Erie then to Spring Creek where he showed chest pain. Dr. Harrison E. Curtis pronounced him dead at Corry Memorial Hospital. death listed as natural causes coronary thrombosis. He was a Yellow Cab driver and leaves a wife and two daughters. Funeral arrangements with George F. Smith Funeral Home Pittsburgh and services at Wurlitzer Memorial Park in Allegheny County.
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William Clarence Young Jr
Corry
Spring Creek
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Pittaburgh
John Adams
Roy Defbaugh
Lake Erie
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Dellbaugh
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Yellow Cab Co
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George F. Smith Funeral Home
Davison Funeral
Wurlacty Memorial Park
Allegheny County
Batchelor Signs Affidavit Clears Way for Back Pay
Cpl Claude Batchelor 22 of Kerrville Texas signed a non Communist affidavit at Fort Sam Houston, enabling about 4000 in back pay. His civilian counsel Joel Westbrook said part funds will aid his defense and rest will go toward bringing his Japanese wife to the United States.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
U. S
Communista
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Cpl
Claude Batchelor
Kermit, Tex
Fort Sam
Houston
Trcleyo
Clymer Farm Home Burned With Loss of 7000
Fire destroyed the Bruce McCray home on French Creek road near Marks Cornegy river, may have started from a defective chimney or roof sparks. Water ran out as flames consumed the frame house after neighbors moved furniture to safety. Harold Neckers injured by a 12 foot fall while fighting the blaze. family moved to nearby former Arthur King farm. part of the 7000 loss insured.
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French Creek Road
Marks Cornergy River
Glymer
Mra. McCray
Harold Neckers
Clymer Freman
Mra. McGray
Barier
Four Drivers Cited Over Weekend In Columbus Area
Police cited four drivers over the weekend in Columbus. One hit a police patrol car at East Columbus Avenue and Blope Street, causing damage to the patrol car. Ray Brot faced charges after the Sunday evening incident. Other citations went to Jamies Said, Bratford for running lights at Center Street intersections, Steve Stehulak for a red light at Smith and Centogatreeta, and Bert B. Davis for driving without a license.
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East Columbus Avenue
Ray Brot
Columbus
Ewak Columbus Avenue
Bplote Street
Brant
Hatrorian
Dan Gorski
Ottor
Selota Street
Byant
Jamies L. Saidd
Bratford
Columbia Avenue
Center Street
Steve Stehulak
Carmichaels
Smith and Centogatreeta
Bert B. Davis
Auto Crash Near Sherman Injures Three People
Three people were injured on Sherman Findley Lake Road at 6 p.m. Saturday. Beulah Grimshaw, 60, Rose Burin, 1, and Ruth Shampo e, 28, all from North East and Mayville, suffered fractures, abrasions, and contusions. They were taken to Westfield Memorial Hospital in good condition. Driver Roger Shampoe, 34, of Mayville, was eastbound on Route 420 when a westbound car driven by Henry I attempted a driveway turn. the two vehicles collided.
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Beulah Grimshaw
North East
Rose Burin
Ruth Shampoe
Pratt Street
Mayville
Westfield Memorial Hospital
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Shampoe
Henry I
House Starts Debate on Social Security Bill
The House opens debate on a take it or leave it Social Security bill drafted by the Ways and Means Committee. It expands coverage, raises the wage base from 3600 to 4200, increases employer and worker contributions, and boosts monthly benefits for retirees from 26 to 30 dollars with a minimum of 6 dollars and a new maximum of 808 dollars, effective in stages starting next year.
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Ways and Means Committee
Eisenhower
Rogram
Dr James H Wright Dies After Long Public Service
Dr James H Wright a longtime Minelty business and professional figure died early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital after a brief decline. He had been a jeweler optometrist and civic leader, former Mason and Royal Arch leader, survived by a daughter Lorna Schram Buffalo and two sons George Wright Lagrange and James Wright Harvard. Services scheduled at Bracken Funeral Home with a Masonic committal at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Erie
Supreme Council
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Lorna Schram
Buffalo
N. Y
George Wright
Lagrange
Til
James Wright
Harvard
Bracken Funeral Home
Orclock
Albert Broadhurst
Townville
Pine Grove
Soldier evacuated from Mt McKinley in Alaska
A Brookly n soldier Pfc. George Argus was injured on Mt McKinley on May 16. He fell 1,000 feet breaking his hip and was later lifted by helicopter from Muldrow Glacier. He was alive but unconscious when reached, and doctors said he remained stable while air forces evaluated him.
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George Argus
Muldrow Glacier
Nine Killed in Guard Plane Crash Near Duluth Airport
A Minnesota National Guard plane crashed in a gravel pit near Duluth Airport last night, killing nine troopers and wounding four, three critically. The interceptor squadron aircraft was returning from a training flight to Indianapolis after attending the Memorial Day speedway event.
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Duluth
Minn
Minnesota National Guard
Runsell Wentberg
Ralph M. Jerome
Indianapolis
Police crackdowns sweep East Pakistan amid cabinet ouster
Associated Press reports Karachi police raid Dawn editors Mohammed Abdul Makoor and Ahmad Massun under the Pakistan Safety Act. Six Communists arrested. about 15 Reds rounded up in two weeks as East Pakistan braces after Fazlul Huq ouster. Troops patrol main cities to curb violence.
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Karachi
Pakistan
East
Previa
Disloy
Aly
Mohammed Abdul Makoor
Ahmad Massun
Dawn
East Pokla
Tun
Bacon
Fazlul Huq
Atoy
Dacen
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East Pakle
Thontx
India
Car Crash Victim Deaths Rise in Waynesburg Area
In a Carmichaels area wreck last Thursday a two car crash near a bridge abutment claimed a second victim yesterday. Mrs. Muriel Dennis, 62, of Carmichaels, was a passenger in an auto driven by her husband Abram Dennis. Frank Cuppet, 62, of Carmichaels, died shortly after the collision.
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Carmichaels
Muriel Dennis
Dennis
Abram
Frank Cuppet
Carmichseis
McCarthy Refuses to Turn Over Schine Files
Senator McCarthy declined to surrender complete files on Pvt. G. David Schine claiming they contain confidential informants. Roy Cohn, chief counsel, handed a box of papers to Special Hearings Counsel Ray H. Jorkins moments earlier during the Army hearings.
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Associated Pres
Washington
McCarthy
McCarthy Army Hearings Committee
Pvt. G. David Schine
Roy M. Cohn
Special Hearings
Ray Hi. Jorkins
Cohn Denies Threatening Army in Bohine Case
Roy M Cobst denied he ever threatened to wreck the Army or remove Secretary Stevens if Pvt Bohine was sent overseas. He called the accusation ridiculous and untrue, and said he did not ask Bohine be assigned to the New Counsel Ray Jenkins. Cobst noted he referred Bohine’s regimental commander’s name at Mt Dix to the McCarthy staff for investigation. The subcommittee seeks confidential informant names and a subpoena was issued. Cobst offered to produce materials without a subpoena after reviewing for privacy. Mundt pressed for access, while McCarthy and Cobst guarded secrets as sacred.
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Washington
Roy M.cobst
Robert T
G. David Bohiné
Cobst
Army
John G. Adams
McCarthy
Behine
Ray J. Jenkins
Mt. Dix
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Dix
Shine
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Ter
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