Charge on not fighting Communism raised at MacArthur probe
June hearing on Korea policy revisits claim that U S missions were not fighting Communism. Secretary Acheson testifies Muccio’s report was incorrect as senators push to conclude the inquiry. Acheson defends Muccio, lauding his service and stance on Korea while debate continues over dismissing General MacArthur.
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Bridges
R-Nh
Acheson
Hugh D. Scott
R-Fu
Welted
Suat
Muceto
Unit
Disioyal
Budges
Scott
Republican National Committee
Muccili
Hey J. Tathain
New York
Lair
Mucela
Wendy
Mucelo
Murcio
Achesoh
Muccio
MacArthur
MacArthir
Wake Island
Burlitt
Brewster
M-Me
Russell
Heurinus
Hunt
Tulys
Truman
White House
Acheson Teave Aha Cutlivah
Cites Need For Beef Price Curb Exemption Sought
June 194? Washington report says Price Director DiSalle urged Congress to carve out an exception for beef and cattle from wartime price controls and to suspend the defense price program. Committees weigh extending the inflation rules while signaling additional rollbacks may come.
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Associeti
Washington
DiSalte Uli Congress
House
Aml
Senate Banking Committees
di Sulle
Corry Soldier Turned Over to Military Police
Pvt Leroy Milimin of Corry R D Webb Luttied over to military police by Titusville authorities after arrest for stealing a 1940 Ford coupe at Camp Atterbury. He and a 19 year old Cory girl were detained. the car was one of 25 stolen from the Indiana camp.
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Titusville
Camp Atterbury
Leroy Milimin
Corry
R. D
Webs
Indiana
Hillman
Ag 1&Yeire Old Cory
B.D
Scheck
Scheel
Coty
Butler
Pittsburgh
Conny
Union Cited For Unfair Labor Practice In Mercury Case
United Mine Workers District 2 and Mercury Mining and Construction Corp faced NLRB findings. Reeves Hilton recommended restraining orders after Mercury allegedly offered economic benefits and threatened reprisals to deter unionization efforts at the Kaylor Pa tipple. UMW represents about 35,000 miners seeking to organize Mercury employees.
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Teg Asstenenne PE
Washington
United Mine Workers Union District 2
Permsylymuur
Reeves R. Hilton
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Mercury Mining and Construction Corp
Kaylor
Hilton
Mercury
UMW District 2
Extension of Controls Setup Being Pushed
President Truman urges quick action as Congress moves to extend the wartime controls law beyond its June expiration. Senate and House committees plan hearings to craft a one year or longer extension while resisting new powers. Bernard Baruch calls for nationwide stabilization without favoritism amid rising defense costs and wage pressures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Trumam
Senate
House
Truman
Newa
Unis
Capitol Hill
Senate Banking Committee
Bernard Baruch
Seek Bids On Area Road Jobs
Harrisburg June 8 The State Highways Department calls for bids June 28 29 to improve 130.79 miles of roads in 29 counties Ray F Smock state highways secretary said the two day session will set a new mileage and project count record Erie county projects include surface 268 miles of Routes 5 and 20 in Erie city Lawrence Park and Millcreek townships widen 69 of a mile of Routes 6 and 6 in Union City borough and Union Township surface 167 miles of Route 5n Erie
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Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Ray F Smock
State Highways Secrelacy
Erie County
Trie City
Lawrence Park
Millcreek
Union City Borough
Union Township
Erie
Local businessmen hear C. of C. leader in Corry
Truman D. Weller of the National Chamber of Commerce spoke to Corry area businessmen and industrial leaders about pending congressional legislation. He urged attendees to study the bills and urge their representatives to act. The event featured a ham dinner at the Hotel Corry and an open forum with questions from the group. Weller was introduced by David Hillstrom and the meeting was chaired by Martin Keppel, vice president of the local Chamber of Commerce.
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Truman D. Weller
National Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Weller
Sealors
Hotel
Corry
Delayed Second Autopsy Report On Corry Baby
Report on the Corry Baby’s death postponed to next Monday as officials await further results from a second autopsy. The infant died amid a mysterious illness and now faces a full feasibility. Police and medical teams investigate possible causes including gas exposure and possible foul play.
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Corry
Three Hurt At Corry Hospital After Incident
Three people were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for injuries yesterday after an accident at a local site. Jamies Glover, 42, of Le Sukopenh Hotel, sustained a compound injury to a finger while steel work at the McTinney plant. Lawrence Kayner received a cut on the top of his left foot when a power tool struck it during yard work at Sir Thomas Cemetery. Harold Glenn Pring, 18 months, received emergency care after kerosene exposure from paint brushes left within reach by parents.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Freiderits
Jamies Glover
le Sukopenh Hotel
Glover
McTinney
Lawrence Kayner
Kayner
Sir. Thomas
Harold Glenn Pring
Glen Prine W Corry
Withiver
Ster
Missing British Diplomats May Be In Warsaw
Messages naming Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess and sent from Paris fail to reveal their whereabouts. William Ridsdale notes the handwriting does not match the two officials. London and Washington fear a possible defection or leakage of top defense secrets amid an Iron Curtain climate.
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Paris
Associaton Press
London
William Ridsdale
Foreign Office
France Soir
Donald Dirt McLean
Ue Amusi
Tan
Fee
Guy Burgess
Washing
Ton
Warsaw
Ridstraie
Washington
May Wen
Ridsdale
Burgess of MacLean
IUE Seeks 32 Cent Hourly Pay Hike
Pittsburgh June report notes the Independent United Electrical Workers seeking a 32 cent hourly wage increase for 17 000 members at Westinghouse Electric. Union national representative Edward J Matthews asks for six cents immediate under wage stabilization board rulings and proposes submitting the rest to WSB for approval before negotiations.
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IUE
Associated Preas
Pittsburgh
New York study opens on trade secret price war
New York lawmakers opened hearings on alleged price fixing in retail trading, led by Assembly leader Irwin Steingut. Macy’s faced most criticism for a phony price war, while Gimbel’s and others were cited. National probes followed in Congress and Senate inquiries into trade practices and small business impact.
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Associated Press
New York
Macy's
Misys
Gimbel
New York State Committee
Assembly
Irwin Steinowt
Steinguteld
Buffalo
A. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Tom Curtis
Miller
Curtis
House
John Sparkman
D-Alu
Senate
Small Business Committee
Klein
Bulova
Bearns
Klein's
Lorizines
Witintwer
Grien
Final Okay Giver Draft UMT Bill Passed by Congress
Congress gave final approval to extending the draft law to four more years until 1964. The measure, approved 338 to 41 in the House and moving to the president for signature, raises the draft age, extends active service to 28 months, and caps overall armed strength at 5 million until July 31, 1964.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
House
77th Annual CHS Alumni Meeting Honors Club History
The CHS Alumni reunion celebrated with a turkey dinner at the Junior High gym after an invocation by Rev. Paul F. Gle y and singing led by Howard J. Sheen. President Walter Hy Scott welcomed 161 members, with remarks by Board of Education President Hubert Vaughn and Superintendent M. Douglas. Officers were elected and financial reports showed a bank balance of 476.09 and Virgil G. Curtis Fund of 2682.58. Memorial Bills for the late David Amidon were received, and Richard Larson was named valedictorian recipient of a scholarship to Cornell University.
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Hien -Schuel Aluinh
elOt Tapsaigh
Meg Waller
Aroha Rossfard
W. Wtishes
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Wye
Frank M Lovelynd
Boyer
Mle
Bolden Muntiversiry
Colemoye
Holly Woot
Mps
Bey Heath Onis
Nighiel
Oni
Toy Uy
Anosher
Miva
Friedmu
Assembly
Mildred Dontory
Curetary
Ethel Matthews
Virgil G. Curtis
Davie Amidon
Lenk Cohen
Richard Larson
Cornell University
Fall Vernon
Fredy
Howard Ross
Mrx
Clifton Peal
Robert Curtis
Orst
Rasselas Brown
Charles H. Bracke
Dénbo
Marshews
Treasure and
Waller Sweet
Gott
Lordr Curtis Fund
Grace M. Haley
Dora M. Crosgrove
J. W. Lumbing
May Brockmann Kolender
Rene M. Hulberg
Euding
Bracken
Butters
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Watrous
Lawson
Orn
Elston
Olin W. Bracken
Mr. Scott
Florida
Che Cardette
Edinboro
Dansing
Ste
Marshall Visits Front Claims War Not Stalemate
Marshall visits the front and asserts the war is not stalemate as students at St Edward's prepare for a late week meeting. Leaders highlight growing student enlistment and a push to reach a record high enrollment to support the war effort.
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Marshall
Leery
Heiday
Gnu
Train wreck near Clarksville leaves six dead
A head on collision 10 miles southwest of Clarksville fatally injured six aboard No 108 from Bowling Green and critically injured one other. Engineer Miller of Paris and Conductor Westens of Paris died during the incident as rescue workers battled wreckage and stopped trains. The cause remains unclear as investigators gather reports from Memphis and Hematite.
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Associated Press
Clarksiille
Becaise
Solville
Nashville
Memphis
Bowling Green
Lobisville
Hematite
Wil Miller
Paris
Vostens van
Abitwa Gfie
Atevinan
Youth Die At White Fill Industrial School
State Police report Beaver County youth at White Fill Industrial School died of natural causes after investigation concluded a beating did not cause death. Mother of the 12 year old, Mrs Zachodal, wrote to Gov Johns urging action amid the probe.
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Frese
Harrisburg
Beaver County
White Fill Industrial School
Mar! Zachodal
John Zorhodm
Beaver
Elgin School Jointure Study Highlights Small District Gains
One of four articles on the proposed school jointure notes a June 12 decision by six school boards. Elgin, with about 37 pupils in 1981-82, stands to gain financially though less than larger districts. A local superintendent estimates a $226 saving on the secondary level next year, with light seventh grade enrollment and unchanged transportation for higher grades due to existing bus routes.
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RatLors
Ediowine
Elgin
Lawrence Dousias
Tme
Belud
Jointure Plan For Elgin Schools Proposed
Officials in Elgin district push a jointure with Corry to fund a new mine era school building project. Mauries Kolpein, Elgin superintendent, aids drafting the agreement and supports Elgin paying about 497 of the total costs, with the state contributing 339 and districts veto power on any changes.
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Dus
Corry Schoals
Tmve Poojedt
Elgin
Uyur
Mauries Kolpein
Wayne
Concord
Hey
U N front lines report Red China peace stance cited
United Nations reporters in Tokyo relay remarks by U S Defense Secretary George C Marshall insisting any peace move must come from Red China amid intensified front line actions near Chorwan and ongoing Allied bombardment. The report details Allied and UN commands observing heavy fighting around Chorwon and Tumhwa with Chinese forces deploying new anti tank guns as UN bombers strike the triangle area.
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HY Ponce
Red Chinn
Matthew
Wudiping
Ridgway
James & van
Rees
Owen
Lue Ely
Marshall
Ana
United Nations
Chorwon
Tumhwa
Den
Pyonganne Valley
Wonsan
Yangeu-Inje
Tm Chorwon
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