Senate May Issue Subpoenas For Loyalty Files
Congressional clash over loyalty files heats up as Senate Foreign Relations demands access. President Truman warns Congress to seek papers, while Wherry proposes contempt citations if subpoenas fail. History notes inclines toward executive resistance and limited presidential subpoenas.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Department of State
Acheson
Senate
Wherry
Secretary of State
Foreign Relations Committee
New Hearing Device Offers Invisible Receiver In Ear
Chicago readers hail a new Beltone device that delivers clear hearing without an ear button. Phantomold and Bel tone reduce visible signs of deafness, letting users enjoy music sermons and work with privacy at home. Beltone offers a brochure and at home test with no cost.
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Chicago
Venrenea
Phantomold
Beltone
Dept
Ith St
Ady
Quiz of 1940s trivia tests memory and public notice
A scrambled quiz on naval yards, trials, capitals, film writers, and political figures invites readers to score themselves. It references the battleship Missouri, Alger Hiss, Hungary, The Outlaw, Ben-Gurion, grammar correction, a fabled monster, a NY showman, the Flying Tigers, and Kiss Me Kate. It notes cabinet procedures and court considerations in a blurred public notice style.
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Navy Yard
Chesapeake Bay
Alger Hiss
Hungary
Howard Hughes
David Ben-Gurion
New York
Natie
Japan
China
Kiss Me
Kate
Oscar Hammerstein
Gale Porter
Irving Berlin
Nominee for Federal Trade Commission Named by President
President Truman today nominated Hutchnson Washington of Richmond Virginia to the Federal Trade Commission. The candidate previously sought the Senate in 1946 opposing Senator Harry F Byrd. The report notes Tanz Turkleers are among natives and Europeans in South America.
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MES Ftc
Washington
Martind Hutehingen
Richmond
Luwgpr
Truina
Federal Trade Commission
Hutchnson Wash Mettoeas
South America
Twenty Years Ago Journal Clippings March 6 1930
A.R. Taylor an elderly city resident dies at his East South street home. Trylor was in his 50s and long employed in the livery business since coming to the city in 1872. Fred E Root and B L Gross capture a ten foot alligator in Grass Lake near St Petersburg Fla. two men vacation there now. Dr Storie at Corry Hospital reports twins born at the hospital. Twin girls to Mr and Mrs Harry Hepler and a boy and girl to Mr and Mrs Harold Armitage. Dorty High School Alumni Association reunion set for Thursday evening June Sth with committees and new features planned. Presbyterian Sunday School officers elected: Superintendent Clarence Wallace, assistant George Eittelberger, secretary Lawrence Davison, assistant Kenneth Perkins, treasurer C S Bentley. Board defers decision on Cony Hospital Training School for Nurses due to state demands.
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A. R. Taylor
East South Street
My. Trylor
Ivery
Fred E. Root
B. L Gross
Sherman, N
Sin Grass Lake
St. Petersburg
Fla
Corry Hospital
Brighton East Sout Street
Harry Hepler
Harold Armitage
Mrs. Lawrence Colegrove Dies in California
Mrs. Lawrence Colegrove of North Long Beach California died Saturday after an extended illness Born in Columbus on January 4 1875 she was daughter of Dr Zlba Colegrove and Lilly Wright Colegrove She ran a millinery business in Corry with Mrs Charlea Stewart for 20 years Survivors include four daughters Lynwood Calif Pasadena Calif Corry and Cony seven grandchildren and a half brother and sister Funeral services were held today at Englewood cemetery in Englewood
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Lawrence Colegrove
North Long Beach
California
Columbus
Zlba Colegrove
Lilly Wright Colegrove
Corry
Charlea Stewart
Golegrove
Arthur Cardwell
George Kinney
Lynwood
Calif
Laura Colegrave
Pasadena
Gerald Parsons
Cony
Glents Belts
Franker
M. Forbes
Conny
Englewood
Englewood Cemetery
Abandoned Tot Improves at Erie Hospital
One of four Ferguson children abandoned by their mother last week showed slight improvement at Lakeview Municipal Hospital. Dr. Folix Shubert, city health director, said the child’s emuca ted condition after resuscitation remains stationary. The four Ferguson children, all with whooping cough, are under care at the hospital supervised by the County Institutional District. The mother, Mrs Bertha Ferguson, has been sentenced to 30 days in county prison.
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Suwen E—Enomus Vereuson
Lakeview Municipal Hospital
Folix Shubert
Diehl
Ferguson
Bertha Ferguson
Probe death of Wattsburg man under inquiry
Erie March 6 State Police are probing the death of a Wattsburg man aged about nine years old in a shack fire on Wattsburg road. John Hedderick was found by his son Leo in the shack, burned hands cited in the coroner’s report. The blaze, fed by a home made oil burner, began late Friday night or early Saturday morning.
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Erie
Lale
Wattsburg
John Hedderick
Leo
Warren W. Wood
Wood
Hedderick
Sfedderick
Open Bids for New Cribbs Home Construction in Meadville
The Erie Conference Home for the Aged led by Rev Dr Harold A McGurdy plans a new Cribbs Home in Meadville to replace the Conneautville facility. Bids will open in April with plans and specs mailed to bidders. Original $460000 estimate rising due to higher costs as excavation and construction begin. The home is funded by Methodist churches of the Erie Conference, serving Silver Creek Salinece and Butler areas.
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Cribbs
Erie Conference Home
Harold A. McGurdy
First Methodist Church
McCurdy
Piabas
Meadville
Conneautville
Eile Conference
Silver Creek
Saliinance
Butler
Treasury balance and debt figures report March 2 data
The treasury shows wet budget receipts of 55,540,189.85 dollars and budget expenditures of 171,259,208.20 dollars, leaving a cash balance of 4,897,024,421.86 dollars. Total debt stands at 256,208,224,022.33 dollars, up by 19,071,396.03 dollars from the previous day.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Erie Detectives Praised Over Dallas Fugitive Arrest
Two Erie detectives earned commendation from Police Chief William J. Donahue after aiding federal authorities in capturing Clyde O. Brown in Dallas. Brown, 40, had skipped a $4,000 bond in Brie for an alleged attack on an eight year old. He faced a fugitive warrant in Dallas and was held on $210,000 bond as the hearing continued.
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BRL
Wimvue
William J. Donahue
Dallas
Texas
Brie
Clyde O. Brown
Brown
U.S
W. Madden Hill
Hill
Brown denies guilt in Erie rape case under federal warrant
FBI agent in charge of Dallas district says Brown denied guilt but admitted identity and acknowledged being the subject of the rape charge in Erie. Officials note a federal fugitive warrant allows Brown to be moved without waiving any rights before arrival in Dallas.
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Dallas
Boot F. Alden
FBI
Brown
Erie
Wadilion
Mine Fire Causes 500 Damage In Pittsburgh
A weekend fire at a non-working trip mine near Claridge caused 600 dollars in damage. Owned by C M Hall and Son, the blaze prompted arson evidence from waste packing found near the Yippie. The mine had been idle during the recent coal strike that ended yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
C.M. Hall and Son
Claridge
Yippie
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