McCarthy Army Row Moves Toward End of Hearings
McCarthy denied urging Army Secretary Stevens to assign Schine to New York and called the Stevens claim about a Waldorf penthouse joke as ribbing. He testified he was facetious and that Schine, a wealthy New Yorker, was an unpaid consultant drafted for subcommittee work and had weekend passes only for essential tasks.
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Associated Press
Washington
McCarthy
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
Put. G. David Sching
New York
Army
John C. Adams
Adams
Roy M. Cohn
Sehine
Sen
G. David Sehine
Pents House of the Waldorf
Sohime
McCarthy Aleg
Cohn
Schine
Roy
Bax
Ft. Dix
N. J
Ray H. Jenkins
Jenkins
Mel
Aso Temkins
Cancel Special School Meeting Before Tigen Time
Local schools office announced the special meeting of the Joint Committee to elect a successor to resigning Superintendent Lawrence M. Douglas was cancelled. No alternate date was set and the business may be taken up at the regular Joint Committee meeting at 8:30 next Monday. Corry board will meet at 13890 the same night.
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Joint Committee
Lawrence M. Douglas
Corry Board
Manhunt for Armed Kidnaper Fails to End Ransom Search
In Phoenix Arizona a fugitive carrying a rifle and revolver abducted Evelyn Ann Smith outside a beauty parlor and fled into the Superstition Mountains with $75,000 in ransom notes. She was later found unharmed with her husband Herbert Smith. investigators across multiple agencies press on with roadblocks and bloodhounds seeking the suspect described as a 26 to 40 year old man with light brown hair.
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Phoendy
Aziz
Evelyn Ann Smith
Phoenix
Phoenix Pipe and Steel Company
Carl Wikeman
Great Falla
Mont
Herbert
Smith
Arizona
Velvet Fog Mel Torme Visits Corry Memorial Hospital
Renowned singer Mel Torme known as The Velvet Fog visited Ray Wilson a 7 year old pianist at Corry Memorial Hospital. The appearance drew attention as Torme appeared in Waterford and Shawtssat area before his stop.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Mel Torme
Ray Wilson
Waterford
Body of Unidentified Man Found on Coshocton Farm
In Coshocton Ohio authorities uncovered a second body on the Reese farm: an unidentified man with a crushed skull. Sheriff notes linked to earlier Patton murder case. Reese confessed to killing Patton after an argument during a car demonstration.
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Associated Press
Coshocton
Wes
Reese Farm
Here
Reese, Jr
Clyde Patton
Partime Muitomobile
Patton
Reese
Lester Melick
Danville
Melick
Harry
Knox
Ike Patton
Paul Cochran
Herlif
Knox County
Cochran
Gilbert Kempf
Quiz Erie Dad in Baby's Death
Erie Pennsylvania state police questioned 27 year old nursery employee after autopsy confirmed Blaine Mardis three died from a skull fracture at home. Coroner said fracture occurred more than a week earlier and no charges have been filed.
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Sirl
Erie
Blaine
Paul Mardis
RD. 1
Fairview
David J.eek
Warren W. Wood
Hermat Belbert
Girard State Police
Mardis
Duff Heads Probe of Coupons in Stores
Senator James H. Duff of Pennsylvania leads a subcommittee audit into coupon campaigns by large firms and their impact on small business competition. The preliminary study flags the practice of cross coupons that require buying a product from a second major company to redeem the coupon, raising concerns of coordinated efforts against independents.
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Duff
Washington
James H. Duff
Wnall
Smi
Eden Molotov To Decide On Next Conference Move
Eden and Molotov planned private talks in Geneva to break the deadlock of the nine nation Indochina peace conference. The two ministers weighed public and secret talks options as Western diplomats warned the talks might fail without faster progress.
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Eden
Molotov
Geneva
Bruin
United States
Anthony Eden
V. ML
Indochina
Edun
Weston
Wesden Ib
Hoptess
Jamestown Man Charged in Beating of 70 Year Old
Joseph John Martino 98 of 446 South Main Street pleaded innocent in City Court to second degree assault after alleged Monday night attack on Earl Whiteley 70 of 511 Washington Street. Whiteley injured with fractured ribs and facial injuries, hospitalized, and Martino’s $2000 bail was continued with case adjourned. Whiteley is father of Gerald Whiteley of East South Street.
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Jamestown
Joseph John Martino
South Main Street
Martino
Carl’ A. Larson
Earl Whiteley
Washington Street
Whiteley
Jamestown General Hospital
Aldo
Walter Guvert
Gayett
Former Secretary of Navy Charles Adams Dies in Boston
Boston mourns Charles Francis Adams former Secretary of the Navy who died at home. A Hoover era official and Harvard treasurer he was a lawyer banker and long viewed as a national figure tied to the Adams family and Newport sailing. His son Charles F Adams Jr led Raytheon while Adams defended Americas Cup in 1920. The article notes his widow and daughter and ties to Harvard and State Street Trust Co. Also mentions Frank Costello appeal in New York court.
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Boston
Charles Francis Adams
Navy
Adams
John Adams
United States
State Street Trust Co
Harvard University
Harvard
Newport
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Chutles F
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Healey
Henry Sturgis Mori
Bash Aularian
Pastor Resigns At City Church To Lead Stanton Ministry
Rev. Donald Brown resigns after three and a half years as minister of the Assemblies of God Church at 102 West Pleasant Street. He will move with his wife and daughter to Stanton, Pennsylvania, this month and deliver a farewell sermon this Sunday. A June 17 18 20 church meeting will hear Rev. A Kelly, candidate for pastorship from Tiverness Fin.
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Donald Brown
Stanton, Pa
Assemblies of God Church
West Pleasant
Brown
Stanton
Focal Ohisteh
A. B. Kelly
Rev. Kelly
Vongly
Tiverness
Fin
Corry Zoning Board Rejects Beckwith Gas Station Appeal
The Corry Board of Appeals denied the request by Mr and Mrs Russell Beckwith to install gasoline pumps and storage tanks at 004 North Center in front of the automotive agency. No one appeared to oppose or support the appeal and the board cited the ordinance prohibiting new filling stations in residential districts except under limited conditions.
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Corry
Swtsu
Russell Beckwith
North Center
Ar Rest
Stewart Long
J. B. Hawkins
Quorge Nagel
Thare
Board of Appeals
Pumpa Inn Cluan
Beckwith
Senate Appropriations Backing Defense Budget Boost
The Senate Appropriations Committee advanced a defense funding bill totaling over 29 billion for the next fiscal year and ordered faster clearance of military and security cases. Senator McCarthy faced questions in the McCarthy room as GOP voices pressed for extended debate and quicker action. An explosion at a Windlery-Aharon facility injured several workers and damaged the building.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Eisenhower appeals for unity on program during address
President Eisenhower urged nationwide political unity and vowed to stay at the job of uprooting subversion. He pressed for speedy Congress action on a potent package to promote protection against communism and for his farm price support and tax revision plans. The speech drew loud applause and targeted the Citizens for Eisenhower Committee in hopes of broadening GOP support ahead of November elections.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Citizens For Eisenhower Congressional Committee
Marty Snyder
Moise Agriculture Committee
House
Senate
Grammer Dies for Wife Slaying After Trial
George Edward Grammer once a New York businessman was executed in Maryland for the murder of his 93 year old wife in August 1952. He claimed the crime was not planned and admitted killing her to pursue a UN secretary, leaving three Attic daughters behind.
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Ansuvinven
Baltimore
George Edward Grammer
New York
Maryland
Grammer
United Nations
Water Mobile
Baltimore Bill
Burley
Driver fined on 3 charges and restitution ordered
Frank Popovich 25 of Spartanburg was fined 445 and costs on 13 charges and ordered to restitution for property damaged after a reckless drive on Foth street damaged a fence. He was released after a physician said he had been drinking. A second man pleaded guilty to driving without a license, reckless driving and drunkenness with damage to a car seat cushion cost at 9650 and fence cost 50. Paul Bailey of Lycoming County elected president of the County Treasurers Association of Pennsylvania.
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Frank Popovich
FR. D. 4
Spartanburg
Costa
Ray Higley
Popovich
Kenneth Gardner
Gardner
Pennsylvania
CLAIM SCHOOL PLAN NOT DEAD
A state education panel rejected a merger of Sparta merged and Bloomfield Township school districts. Advocates hope to push the proposal as a referendum in November. Directors may appeal in person to state authorities. The plan would affect pupil enrollment standards and county arrangements.
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Spartansburg
Floyd Bi
Petare
Fms
Spartavere
Gloomfield Township
Dintilata
Peters
Gottnell of Education
Sparta Merged
Bloomfield
Moerigey
Peters Aald
Oliver A. Porter
Richard L. Witmer
Bparta
State Council of Education
Harrisburg
Porter
Bloomfield Township
Union City
Erie County
Crawford County
Union City Loe
Sparta
Corry
U S Officials Worry Over French Crisis Impeding Indochina Fight
Washington officials fear turmoil in the French government will slow Allied efforts to halt Communists in Southeast Asia. They note Britain and France stall Geneva talks while the United States weighs a coalition approach with Britain and France to intervene, amid uncertain French resolve and evolving policy.
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Treas
Washington
U. S
Southeast Asia
Geneva
Pars
Indochina
Red Bind Command
France
Prench
Qeoreeb Bidault
Red
Seneva
Bidault
French Assembly
United States
Geneve
U. 5
Britain
Bat
New Zeeland
Australis
Thandochins
Congress
Lheis
Rotary Club Plants Shrubs at Depot Plot
Eleven Rotarians aided by Johnson Brothers tractors leveled and planted a recently filled depot plot at White Flower along HAE back. Honeymickle shrubs were added and a barberry hedge is planned for the front. The Beatti project aims to beautify the city streets.
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Dliss
Johnson Broth
Niling
Erta
Oringtog
Corry
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