McCone Appointed to Lead AEC Amid Inquiry Push
President Eisenhower named Los Angeles businessman John A. McCone to replace Strauss on the Atomic Energy Commission and likely become chairman if confirmed. Senators pledged scrutiny of his views on atomic policy, nuclear tests, and handling of nuclear secrets as they weigh the nomination and possible shifts in AEC leadership.
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Wabsuyersity
Va — Gon A
McCone
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Lewis L. ‘Stauss
AEC
Shruliss
William F. Knowland
Calif
Clinton P. Anderson
O-Nm
Senate- Make Atomic Energy Committee
Commission
Anderson
Strauss
Clarkson College
Air Force
Truman
Hulise Ay
Republiho
Baccalaureate Service Set For Tomorrow
The Cory Area High School auditorium hosts the annual Baccalaureate Service at 8 p.m. Tomorrow the First Baptist Church will deliver the sermon "Milestones" under the Corry Ministerial Association. The program features processional, chorale, scripture, hymns, prayers, and benediction.
Labor Leaders Hit Influence Charge By Ives
Labor leaders accused Gov. Averell Harriman of influence by friendship with a labor racketeer as Sen. Irvine M. Ives demanded hearings. The dispute centers on a veto of a labor rackets bill criticized by organized labor as rushed and lacking hearings. Baker, a union organizer with a criminal past, was named in the controversy, while Harriman and Ives remain political foes.
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Nibaune
Bil
Thais
Hos
Macximin
Horvman
Myy
Robert Bernard Baker
I Albany
Tves
Harriman
Tvriman
Senate
Baker
New York Waterfront
Toush
Union Pissi
James Rotts
Auto pioneer William Wilson dies in Detroit era
William 4. Wilson, an automotive industry pioneer linked with Dodge Maxwell Chalmers Studebaker and Reo, died Thursday. He entered Detroit’s auto industry as a Studebaker executive in 1911.
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Auto Pioneer
Detroit
William 4. Wilson
Dodge
Maxwell- Chalmers
Studebaker
Reo
Detroit Automotive Industry
Studebaker Corporation
Brutal Murder Case Ties Father to Infant Slaying
An unemployed 27 year old man, Dulon Campbell, is held for the brutal murder of his infant son in Roswell 15 miles from Atlanta. Police say the child was beaten and savagely bitten over the entire body. Campbell allegedly whipped the boy then bit him after losing control. His wife, the 18 year old mother, witnessed part of the attack and said he could beat the child whenever angry. The parents’ neglected behavior is noted as the police seek motive and additional charges. Police transported the infant to Atlanta for emergency treatment, while neighbor Harold Summers, 20, was also charged in a related case.
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George Christian
Dulon Campbell
Robert Campbell
Campbell
Ros
Atante
Harold Summers
Engst Point
Summers
Pick Top Slogan Entry in Town Contest Shown
Miss Myers won the chamber of commerce slogan contest for her entry “Smallest city in Px Progrese ns for ul tetare dy” tied to Route Miss. She received a $25 prize from The Gomy duieral for the effort.
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Bee Sayers
Chamber of Commecee
Weill
Hyony Road
Herity
Amane
National Guard Invades City War Drill Report
The National Guard units from Corry, Evie and Meadville train to prepare for summer camp. Eighty Corry members were joined by reinforcements as the drill proceeds with mock telecommunication and city-wide practice.
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National Guard
Siesmavenne
Evie
Meadville
Girard
Wileht
Area Worker Falls To Death In Jamestown YMCA Pool
Clyde R Hammon a Jamestown area laborer employed by Lo Ludwig and Co died after falling 18 feet from scaffolding into an almost empty pool at the Jamestown YMCA during remodeling. The 29 year old, born July 31 1915, served in WWII and held multiple local posts. Coroner Samel Howers said the five inch deep water contributed to the fatal fall. Hammon resided in Jamestown and was active in local unions and civic groups.
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Wamen Ie Coonywan Lil Workilan
Jamestown
Clyde R. Hammon
Woca
Sir Hammond
Lo Ludwig and Co
Avealdini
Samel Howers
Hammond
Bowers
Jamestowne MC4
Young Men's Christian Association
Conld
Frank
Eleanor Mills Hammond
Central Europe
Rhineland
254D Engineers
U1. Army
Henry Mosher Post
American Legion
Paléoner
Falconer Volunteer Pire Co
the Bautes
The
Building ‘Trades Union
Youthful Gas Thieves Held Fan Court
Youthful gas thieves faced a preliminary court proceeding after youth defendants were bound over for the next term. Edward Estes 17 Gove Street Germlee Ayers 97 ROD Fred Jewell 18 West Piyesynl alreat Thomne Fenton and a fifth youth from Sixth Center shier were named. Fenton spoke briefly before Alderman M S Belt as others awaited Erie County jail transfer. Authorities indicate the cases center on gasoline theft from Mc Mallaneck Cement Plant with several youths implicated and additional arrests possible. Potter named assistant U S attorney for western Pennsylvania.
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Tepillar Court
Edward Estes
Gove Street
Gernlee
Rod
Fred Jewell
West
Thomne Fenton
Sith Center
Shier
Fenton
M.S. Hbelt
Erie
Erie Gounty
Ayers Wand Jewell
Avers Feviton
Jnvestio
Wayne Belthouse Lumber
Tornado Toll and Recovery Efforts At Wisconsin Towns
Gov. Thomson ordered road blocks to shield communities ravaged by Wednesday night tornadoes that left 28 dead. Funeral services scheduled for three victims as recovery continues. Red Cross reports 50 injured. 492 homes destroyed or damaged. total losses in the millions. Sightseers were barred to protect the scene.
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Menomonie
Wis
Vernon Thomson
Thomson
Wisconsin Traffic Patrol
National Quay
Seenice
Colfax
Victin Aled
Red Cross
Senate approves nine point seven two billion antiviral aid bill
Washington report notes Senate approval of a large aid package totaling 9.722 billion for foreign programs. The bill, 51-17, follows lengthy debate and includes House conflicts over total funding. It authorizes military and economic assistance to allies with final steps ahead in House conference and appropriations drafting.
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Washington
Senate
Henald
Homie
Poland
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
House
Appropriations
Innese
Foreign Relations
Allan J Ellendey
Milons Waa
Comine
Utah Killer Kirkham Dies On Gallows In 1900s Account
A clearest recount of Kirkham's execution in Utah, detailing his brutal crime and the long, stoic wait before the noose. The narrative describes the tension as Sheriff Beckstead and prison officials prepare the gallows, the alleged remorse, and the crowd’s reactions. The report notes Kirkham was condemned for killing two people and that the hanging followed a lengthy imprisonment and appeals process.
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Killey Bitton
Kay
Kirkham
Tost Wardts
Doe
Cod
George Beckstead
Kirkham Tod
Velleian Kirkham
Berksteael
Lyon Fever
Aroppian Kirkham
WE. Knott
Sheriff Beckstead
Fis Fraity
Maerey
Utah
Agia Encyclopedias Youth Fails To Graduate rises to executive post
Louisville report profiles a high school senior who dropped out to sell encyclopedias and soon rose to vice president at Collier & Bon Cory, earning about twenty thousand dollars annually before taxes. The piece notes his father is Dr. Allen W Graves, linked to religious education, and outlines rapid career ascent across five states.
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FF Collier & Bon Cory
Graves
Allen W Graves
Southern Baptist
Hoelon Seminary
Wriente
Énevelspedis
Wood
Manarer
Qivecting
Hamed Ain
Graeves
Thals
Toutsville Ios
NAACP Defends Clennon King Amid Mississippi Registration Attempt
NAACP jumps to the defense of Clennon King a 47 year old Black professor who sought enrollment at the all white University of Mississippi in Oxford. State troopers shadowed him then took him to a state hospital for psychiatric examination while King criticized segregation and called for fair play in education. Governor Coleman ordered troopers to monitor the registration effort and said federal aid would be sought to prevent civil rights violations.
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National Association For
Clennon King
State Mental Hospital
University of Mississippi
King
Alcor
Miss
A&m College
Oxford
Patto
Whitfield Hospital
Heagne
New York
NAACP
Segreni~ Holland
Supreme Court of the United States
Mississippi
Miss Sippi
Smuthern
JF Coleman
Robert Bishur Iltempe
Associated Press
Tsed
Yestiriday
Coleman
Department of Justice
Rebels Reach Out From North Cel Bes With Air Support
Indonesian air force authorities said rebels based in the north Cel Bes region are supported by four bombers from outside the country.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Cel
Bes
BAT
Golden Rule Skinners failed trial in nuclear test era
Fragmented OCR text references Golden Rule, Skinner, and nuclear test era. Mentions legal actions, individuals such as Albert Smith and Chas Cole, and a 51-gray Ltd Navy site. Describes failing tests, safety claims, and a cryptic note about a Golden Rifle crew linked to eternity nuclear test area.
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Ronhey
Tisrell Albert Smith
Gray Ltd
Navy Esiteaing Af
Dano Lint
Chas Cole
Federal Court Inknet
Deuwing
Ts Seger
Golden Rifle
From Eternity Nuclear Test
Local Man Fined For Assault After Hearing
A local man was fined 25 dollars plus costs for assault at a full hearing. Witnesses testified to the incident at West Main Street and Marian Street. Aldermen considered further action if heavier charges emerge.
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Ueto Alter M.S. Cobbelt
Paul Daniels
Marian
West Main Sirent
Thomsally Mall
Cabbett
Scotte
Five Corryites Graduate From Penn State
Five Corry residents complete degrees at Penn State as the Western University listing notes prominent graduates. Names include Paul G Wank and others from psychology and engineering programs, with class years and hometowns referenced.
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Corryites
Penn State
Labor Rackets Bill Heads for Senate Debate
Kennedy says a labor rackets bill ready for Senate action would curb union abuses and is hopeful for floor passage without major amendments. Support from McClellan and a 12 to 1 committee vote bolster the measure to create a union democracy code and public accounting of union finances. The bill changes Taft Hartley provisions, includes secret ballot elements, and faces Knowland opposition on stricter controls. The plan is to send the bill to the floor with a June 6 deadline.
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Labor Senate Republian
William P Knowland
California
Senate
Knowland
Printer Convicted in Insurance Fraud Scheme
A printing company owner and several associates were convicted in a broad Ohio insurance fraud scheme led by John Tobin Jr. Judge John W Ford sentenced Miuroos to 1 to 10 years in Ohio Penitentiary. Co-defendants Tohid Paul B Shade and Atena Simin pleaded guilty last month and received similar 1 to 10 year terms.
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Dgstow i. Wai
Wilfam Gluros
Vonvietul
Amercut Associated Insurance Go
John ‘Tobin Jr
John W Ford
Miuros
Ohin
Tohid
Paul B Shade
Atena
Simin
Iil
Ohio
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Ives
Pittsburgh
John F. Potter
Smethport
U. S
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Mized
Diantseers
Corry Manse
Th Lodge
East Washington Street
Ed Pass
Raymond Weber
Leslie Kelly
Agia Encyclopedias
Louisville
John Gravis
Golden Rule
Skinner
Mathers
Rezone
MME A
Janireater
Si Roi Phowelery
Charminian
Ruelay
Wilko
Matow Park
Butes
Elaleesine
Liteon
Elerteten
Paul G Wank
Franklin Street
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