Senate probes grill Amerasia defendant amid closed doors
Senate investigators plan a behind closed doors quiz session with Emmanuel S. Larsen, former State Department employee and Amerasia case defendant, as Senator Knowland presses for a public airing of unexplained circumstances. Impeachment moves surface from veterans groups, urging action against McCarthy and claims of government coverups. A Pittsburgh fire damages Boehmer Heating Co. by $30,000.
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Associated Wresa
Washington
Emmanuel S. Larsen
State Department
Amerasia
Oly
Senate
Knowland
Larsen
McCarthy Ar-Wis
Ais
Americare Veterans Commltes National Plennine
McGarthy
McCarthy
Dore
Thas
AVE
Michael Straight
AWC
House
Blount
Tennessee
Ha Alreay
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Laa
Bipartisan Commission
Administration
Youth Hurt In Bike Collision With Ambulance
A youth riding a bicycle on Route 77 east of Spring Creek was struck by a Davison Funeral Home ambulance driven by Richard Grice, 17, of 59 East Main Street. The rider was taken to Corry Hospital in stable condition, while the ambulance sustained minor damage. The incident occurred as the ambulance en route to Youngsville to transport a patient.
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Erecanl Creek
Corry
Wis Bievele
Amy Rickerso
Davison Funeral Home
Richard Grice
East Main Street
Toveatigaling
Cony
Spring Creek
Rickersom
Wan
Corry Hospital
Youngsville
Baccalaureate Service Draws Overflow Crowd
An overflow crowd of 648 relatives filled the Car Ty High School auditorium for the annual baccalaureate ceremony. Rev James McIntosh urged following God’s plans and highlighted examples from famous lives as the Girls Choir performed two hymns. The class plans a diploma ceremony tomorrow at 8 o clock in the school auditorium.
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Senos
Ty High Schiwol
High School
James McIntosh
Fast Methodist Church
Jess
Tsui
Mi He Corry
Agilitoriun
Driver Escapes Injury In North City Wreck
Mick Sherman escaped injury when his 1948 Chrysler rolled over on the Corry Clymer ranch for mules north of the city at 16 Saturday night. State Police said he swerved off the east side to avoid an oncoming car, damaging the sedan about 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick
Sherman
Corry- Clymer Ranch
Corry
Government costs high on small orders prompt Hoover commission note
A fragment cites reforms to cut government expenditure citing Hoover commission goals. It mentions Senators Francis Myers and Edward Martin and offices in Washington urging Congress to back efficiency measures.
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Congress
Hoover Commission
Francis Myers
Edward Martin
Senate
Carroll JD
Kearns
House
Washington
Bec
Two Critically Injured In Area Auto Smashup
Six young players were involved in a two car head on collision near Buells Corners Rams Township. John Kalkbrenner 24 William Markley 17 Harry H. Hellem Jr 23 and others suffered serious injuries as they were treated at Titusville Hospital. Police said drivers from White Oak and Tryonsville both teams involved. Investigators stated responsibility undetermined.
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Titusville
Aml Sin
White Oak
Tryonville
Rams Township
Dovey Dolwit
John Kalkbrenner
Dboseph Kalkbrenner
Centerville
Titusville Hospital
William Markley
George Markley
Tryonsville
Titus Ville Hospital
Robert Anthony
Elmer Anthony
Hany H. Hellem, Jr
Harry H. Hellem
Fant Leebh
Tip
WL Me Hospital
Lary
Joseph H. Kaster
Adam
Kaster
R. D
Tile Ville
Ney
Clifford Stephens
George Stephens
Tinaville
Buells Corners
Stephens
Anthony
Hellem
Kalkbreyner
Markley
Gellem
Turnel
Kenown
Dilworth calls for debates with opponent on issues
Harrisburg June 5 Assorlated Press Pennsylvania Republicans face a new test for a series of debates on issues before the general election. Democratic nominee Richard Dilworth invites Republican rival John S. Fine to participate in September and October debates broadcast when possible with sites including Scranton Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia Harrisburg Pittsburgh Erie Williamsport Johnstown Lancaster York Allentown Bethlehem and others.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Richardson Dilworth
John S. Fine
Dilworth
Abraham Lincoly
Lincoln
Wires-Barre
Scrunitet
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Erie
Williamsport
Johnstown
Astpous
Lancaster
York
Alientown
Bethlehern
British Ship Shelled Off Amoy Killing Six Passengers
Six people were killed and others wounded when two Chinese Nationalist warships fired more than 400 shells at the British blockade runner Ghe ung Fling off Amoy. The coastal steamer, carrying Chinese passengers and crew, was returning to Hong Kong when shelling caused heavy damage and leaking. The vessel had sailed in blockade duties for six months and was expected to reach Hong Kong the next day.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
Ghe
Amoy
Cre Sie
Aimoy
Hone Kong
J. Skinner
Chee Wee Hing
Vusinlug
Auto Placed on Erie Freight Tracks Causes Delay and Investigation
An eastbound Erie Freight train stopped after a Dodge sedan was driven onto the tracks near West Main Street and Spring Street. Police investigate Lloyd Aikens's claim someone else moved the car from Giros cafe. the vehicle was damaged and towed to the Waterhouse garage.
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Erie
Ddiesel Trawe
Pinst Avenue
Spring Street
West Main Street
Inernine
Lloyd Aikens
Allens
Waterhouse
Corry Driver Injured When Auto Hits Guard Rail
Frank Popovich 21 of S18 West Church Street injured when Hib Pontian car veered near Spring Creek. He was treated at Corry Hospital and released. Car damaged. guard rail prevented a plunge. Police continue investigation. accident occurred at 12:16 PM.
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Spring Creek
Frank Popovich
West Church Street
Corry
Popoviche
1000 Turn Out for Horse Show at Columbus
About 1 000 spectators attended the Nu-Bay Riding Club event in Columbus despite a canceled start after Saturday’s storm. The seven hour show featured numerous pony and Western classes with many riders and owners listed, plus volunteers and sponsors from Columbus firemen and local clubs.
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Columbus
Doreen
Nu-Bay Riding Club
Columbus Volunteer
Columbus Firemen
Bessey
Thompson
M. I Gover
Genesee N
Gus Burnett
Warren
Palsy
Virginia Gook
Tricdl
Babe Weaver
Pie
Shicker
Gail Carlson
James Lown
Pony Chiss
Lady Brent
Judy Lindsey
Jamestown
Sparky
Vina Lilley
Sorry
Bucky Allen
Albert Rihns
Fairview
Robert Macbon
Filconer
Blaze
Pal Neubauer
West Springfeld
Linda
Edward
BU Davis
Ren
Lady Turk
Carel Harner
Giltrand
Gold Mint
George Nuthy Linesville
Bote
Fred Dake
Rhythm Ghiet
Terrace Farms
Theo
Ganey
Fond Memory
Shock
Pierpont
Fine Star
Pat. Parsons
Corry
Red Genius
Carol Constantine
Conneatti
Conneauts
Vine Liley
Albers Kuhns
Fall
Farm Support Program Faces Sharp Attack in Senate
Senate debate centers on price support measures amid opposition to extending subsidies for crops including cotton and wheat. Lawmakers question the need for new additions as concerns rise over high costs and farm aid levels.
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Associated Frees
Washington, Mine
Ies
Senate
AL Issa
Mnajor
Certo Prive
Willy
Aulion
Williams
Ives
Iron Pier Lawmakers
Ellender Wic
Seale
Supreme Court bans segregation in railroad dining cars
Washington June 5 The Supreme Court by an 8 to 0 vote outlawed segregation of negroes in railroad dining cars. Justice Burton wrote the opinion stating the act prohibits any unjust or unreasonable prejudice by railroads against patrons. Justices Clarke and the others joined in the ruling which opens the door to further anti segregation cases. The court’s action was seen as a major win for civil rights and foreshadowed potential desegregation in universities and other venues.
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Apsvengen
Washington
Sipreme Court
Oday
Vpibiulal
Dberstabe Cinignei Fe
Burton
Hyeroueies
Wining
Sustice Clarke
Record of 1.38 Inch Rainfall Citywide Flood Hits Corry
City recorded 1.38 inches of rain in a four hour downpour causing street and sewer flooding. Water backed up in basements, manhole covers were lifted, and portions of Second ward reported minor church damage while East Smith Street lines remained intact. President Truman signed a $3.12 billion foreign aid bill authorizing world wide aid including European Recovery Plan and Point Four program.
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Corry
Summer
Liberty Street
East Smith Street
Carl Smitth
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Maple Avenue
East Washington Street
Washington
Truman
White House
Liberal Party Triumph in Japan Election Shapes Upper House
Liberal Party wins key move in nationwide vote with 69 seats in upper house if combined with holdovers. Communists gain 60 seats, Socialists and Green Wind Society lose ground. Green Wind backed MacArthur reform. voters rebuke Communist influence amid Memorial Day protests and Tokyo works referendum shows approval. 419,000 vote yes for public works, 254,000 no.
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Associated Press
YORYO
Chigeu Yoshida
Ius
le Ditterals
Soci Demowats
Green
Windaurty
Cass Farm Tabor
Green Wind Society
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Benefit Dance Set for Fire Victims in Loltsville
Friends and neighbors announce a benefit dance at Cooper's barn Bear Lake Saturday night to aid George Ropp and his family after their home burned last Friday. Proceeds exceed 25 dollars. total loss estimated at 6000 dollars with 2000 dollars for furnishings not insured. Donations of clothing and furniture are gratefully accepted.
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George Ropp
Loltsville
Cooper
Bear Lake
Ropp
Meleno
King's Backers Score Two Seat Win In Election
Catholic Party gains 107 seats in parliament against 105 for the combined opposition. Jean Duvieusort may head the new government as lawmakers finalize post election arrangements.
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King's
Catholic Party
Jean Duvieusort
Opposed by Majority: Leopold's Return Hinted Dimly
Exiled King Leopold faced a divided Belgium as Social Christians won 107 seats to 105 for anti Leopold forces. The result leaves Leopold’s return uncertain with a parliament split and a fragile, cautious outlook for any throne restoration.
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Brussels
Belgium
Leopold
Ta He
Otili
Uiehist Social Christus
CaLulie
Wgainst
Inuyters
Leo
Manning
Jenn
Dugieurart
Econorate Alhwlna
Fenowry
Sr Ube
Auth
Leupolt
Iuer
Switzerland
Charles
Christmar
Beleforts
Pawl-Henri Spsik
Bacjal
Fats
Rett
Steel Mills Headed for Production Mark
Industry observers report steel mills near peak production in May with about 8.4 million tons poured, 100000 tons higher than March 1949. Prices worry executives as steel scrap costs rise, with Number 1 heavy scrap at 42 dollars per ton, up 12 dollars in months.
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Eno Eee Vnnia
Bodies Identified of Seven Drowning Victims in Rivers
PBS reports identify seven drowning victims after bodies recovered from district rivers. Among the dead are two elderly women from the North Side and Leechburg, plus Mrs Bernidee 56 a former Holmes Hall cook found near Nermee Island in the Ohio River. Two boys and a man are identified in other river recoveries. coroner notes no signs of violence.
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Pitisburgh
Bernidee
Holmes Hall
Bige Cook
Ohio River
Nermee Island
Miter
Dunpimbra
Six Mile Wand
Allen River
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Veterans Group
William Davis
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Or Draies
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Broughton
Wormsely
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Tace
Teg Cute
Simon McGare
Brought
City
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