Republicans Map Drive Behind McCarthy at Atlantic City Meeting
Republican National Chairman Guy Gabrielson opened the party’s 1950 vote-getting drive in Atlantic City, reporting broad public backing for Senator Joseph McCarthy’s aims. The two-day gathering drew governors Alfred Driscoll and others, with more sessions planned in Salt Lake City, August, and mid-September.
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Hint Milk Strike Will End Tonight
In Pittsburgh on June 23 more than 9 000 AFL members will decide tonight whether to end their day old strike against 67 dairies in Pittsburgh and seven surrounding counties. Local 205 Milk and Ice Cream Salesmen and Dewy Employees present a new wage and hour proposal from the Greater Pittsburgh Centers Association. A spokesman said he is optimistic deliveries will resume almost immediately and that details won’t be released before the meeting. The negotiating committee will not recommend rejection or acceptance. the members will decide.
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Fire Destroyed Belmont Manufacturing Plant in Salrard
A $75,000 blaze today destroyed Belmont Manufacturing's plant near North Glen, Salrard. Owner partners report loss of machinery and lumber supplies as fire crews fight to control hot spots and assess damage to the factory and surrounding area.
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Public hearing probes Service in McCarthy era claims
Witnesses at a Washington hearing challenge Service on wartime military how and whether he shared secrets with Jaffe. Senator McCarthy and FBI testimony allege alleged cooperation with communists and possible disclosure of secret information. A separate note reports a 14-year-old boy drowns while fishing near Zelienople, George Robert O Hara of Glenshaw dies in 19 feet of water. rescuers recover his body.
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Blood Typing Program Ends Here in Corry
The Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross ended its permissive blood typing drive. 1405 Corry residents submitted typing cards kept for emergencies. A Buffalo Blood Bank bloodmobile plan may bring 100 pints per visit to the city for hospital use.
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Spartanburg Driver Suffers Severe Injuries In Crash
Wesley Deming twenty of Spartansburg was admitted to Tri- City hospital after his Ford struck three trees at North Warren entrance. He lost his left eye and suffered a broken nose and jaw. Four coworkers from North Warren State Hospital were involved. three others remain in good condition. Deming had been discharged from the Army May 6 and was driving to the hospital when the crash occurred.
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Bank In Illinois Quitting Business
The 22-year-old Peoples Bank of Atlanta will go out of business due to excessive government competition and government involvement. Circuit Judge Frank S. Bevan, bank president, announced the decision saying the bank has only a handful of farm mortgage loans because of competition from government lending agencies, but that the bank remains in healthy condition with strong assets.
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Corry Retains Title As Smallest Third-Class City
Corry remains the smallest third-class city in the state despite 1950s census readouts showing population around 8,872. Officials note the 10-year count hovered near 41 percent growth, with Pennsylvania’s largest cities listed for comparison and borough status debated for Corry’s future.
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Duff OKays Probe Of Campaign Expenses
Harrisburg reports Gov Duff agrees to Senate inquiry into Republican primary campaign spending in Pennsylvania. Senator Gillette says investigators will probe alleged huge expenditures from the May 16 primary. Duff notes his $866 personal spend while campaign groups report larger sums, totaling over 1.5 million in combined expenses.
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Settlement in Clymer widow's suit reached
Frances June Leziurs of Clymer sued Muray South Norris Pond and others after a 1996 collision near Notite Mill School. The case against Howard Seudder was dismissed while Howard Seudeler of Beaverstal was absolved of negligence. A partial undisclosed settlement with George Matthews of Mayville and other parties was reached for wrongful death damages tied to the event involving a Clymer Junior baseball team incident.
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Far East importance stressed by Defense Secretary Johnson
Defense Secretary Johnson and General Omar Bradley announced in Tokyo that American security hinges on how the Far East is maintained. They stated the United States will take all necessary steps for peace and security in the region and emphasized coordination with leaders before leaving for Anchorage en route to Washington.
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Pilot and son in law killed in plane crash near Brownsville
Four amateur pilots died when a Fairchild trainer crashed nine miles west of Brownsville. Marquis Chisholm of Des Moines and his son in law W. Quins, a University of Pittsburgh student, were among the victims. Chisholm piloted the plane intended for purchase. State police could not determine the cause. Firemen freed the bodies from the wreckage.
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Plan To Arm Western Europe Faces Senate Vote
Report from Washington on June 2 cites a proposal to arm Western Europe with advanced weapons, seeking Senate approval for $12.2 billion in European recovery funds for military purposes. The plan aims to bolster defense against the Soviet threat, with major stipulations on prewar aid and arms sales, amid Republican opposition and concerns over postwar reconstruction.
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Plans for New United States Carrier Revealed
Washington June 23 The Navy plans to start by building a flush deck aircraft carrier slightly smaller than the hinge vessel which became controversial last year. Navy officials say the new carrier will be about six feet longer than current largest ships and will cost around 145 million dollars. The project sparked protests among Navy officials and led to high-level resignations, including Secretary of the Navy John L. Sullivan.
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Liquor Spending Falls for Second Consecutive Year
Washington reports 1949 liquor outlay estimated at 8.55 billion dollars, down from 1948 and below the postwar peak of 1947. Commerce Department notes per capita and per person over 21 averages, with beer outlays and child-woman population figures cited in the decline.
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Balance of vast TV network to be completed
The FCC approved the final construction of a cross-country TV network linking Chicago to Omaha and Omaha to San Francisco with microwave relay stations. A similar New York to Chicago microwave system nears completion, enabling continuous video signals across major markets.
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Federal Communication Commission
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Telecore Co
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New York
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Auto Industry Faces Dual Walkouts Threat
Detroit June 23 Two strikes threaten the auto industry as the CIO United Auto Workers authorized 30 000 Briggs Manufacturing Co workers to strike for 105 minutes Monday and another 10 000 at Hudson Motor Car Co authorized to strike on a date To match the UAW concerted action Briggs demands include a pension program three cents hourly medical hospital insurance and a general wage boost while Hudson action follows a jurisdictional dispute with AFI and a Ford plant shutdown in Canton Ohio impacting Chrysler and Packard production ris K
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Bidault Faces Confidence Vote in Paris
France’s Socialist party threatens to topple Premier Georges Bidault’s government as talks on wage raises falter. Socialists plan to vote against Bidault in the confidence motion, risking a collapse of the Popular Republican movement Tender amid ongoing negotiations to place West Europe’s coal and steel under international control.
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Europe
Plan New Post Office at Hyndman Pa
The southern Pennsylvania town of Hyndman will receive a new post office to replace the one destroyed by fire last Christmas. The Post Office Department says the contract is let and aims to complete the building by September 1. Since the fire, temporary quarters have been in a hotel on the site. The new post office will be the fourth structure erected on the ruins.
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Stopgap Bill Goes to Truman for Signature
Washington June 23 The peacetime draft extension to 15 more days moves toward a two to three year continuation. Congress approved a bill providing a wartime like extension and sent to President Truman for signature. Senate and House debates centered on power to order inductions and the length of the extension. A three year extension was proposed by the Senate Armed Services Committee, with authority to order inductions under certain conditions. Republican senators urged tighter restrictions. President Truman awaited final action.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
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Kem
Eight Afloat Rescued Off Guam In Pacific Incident
Eight crew members were rescued by a crashboat after a B 29 crash fourteen miles off Guam. Three others remain missing, seen attempting to board from planes and all survivors were located by a C 54 aircraft. Planes dropped lifeboats and life jackets as search efforts continued.
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Spofford Accepts Post as Deputy American Rep to Atlanta Council
Charvey M. Spofford of New York, attorney, agreed to serve as deputy American representative to the Atlanta Council. The State Department announced the appointment after brief discussions with Secretary Acheson. The council aims to speed coordination of western Europe’s defenses against sap attack.
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