Public will get facts on McCarthy memo censored out
Senate figures pledge full disclosure of missing Army memo parts critical of Senator McCarthy and his staff. Wilson and Stevens promise to provide stenographic transcripts and disputed material to any congressional committee. Mundt and Saltonstall foresee possible Armed Services inquiry if McCarthy subcommittee withholds facts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Symington
D-Mo
Army
McCarthy
R-Miss
Pentagon
Robert T Stevens
Subcommittee
Roy Cohn
Pvt
G. David Schine
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congressional
Chicago
Stevens
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Armed Services Committee
Senator Mundt
R-Sd
Stevens-McCarthy
Armed Services
Mundt
Mccarthy Subcommittee
McCarthy Group
Salwastull
Pope Appears in Public Today in Rome
Pope Pius XI shown from his Vatican window blessing more than 50000 people in St. Peter's Square. Italian Alpine veterans and clergy filled the crowd as bells struck noon and the pontiff, seen only as a white shape, gestured with evident pleasure amid cheers and waving handkerchiefs.
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Eevee
Vatican City
Pius XI
Vatican
St.eter's Square
St. Peter's Basilica
Papal
Pontifical College
Corry Chamber Names Long Reelected President At Meeting
Directors of the Corry Chamber of Commerce met at Hotel Corry for the annual reorganizational session. Stewart Long was renamed to a third term as president. Ben nett was elected vice president and Harry Powers treasurer. A membership meeting is planned for April 22 with Ben nett as committee chair. The board list includes Aero Supply Miller Shops National Bank of Corry Rogers Structural Steel Johnson Brothers Bracken Funeral Home Powell Finance Co Meerdink's House of Furniture Rex Theatre Pennsylvania Potato Growers Co operative Butters Atlantic station and more. A 13th member will join when the Retail Merchants Division elects its president.
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Corry
E. F. Bettes
Chamber
Mr. Long
Aero Supply
Mr. Bennett
Miller Shops
Mr. Powers
National Bank of Corry
Robert Ott Sr
Rogers Structural Steel
Everett Johnson
Johnson Brothers
Roy Reed
Raymond Mfe, Co
Olin Bracken
Bracken Funeral Home
Harold Flowers
Powell Finance Co
Lloyd Meerdink
Meerdink
House of Furniture
Bernard Burns
Rex ‘Theatre
Frank Dodd
Pennsylvania Potato Growers Co - Operative
Charles Butters
Butters Atlantic Station
Bettes
Retail Merchants Division
Artillery duel rages at Dien Bien Phu amid heavy shelling
Vietminh and French forces clash around the clock at Dien Bien Phu as artillery duels continue through the night. Ground contacts are seen on the southern and southwestern fringes with occasional close brush near French posts. French sources note Vietminh gains and losses while Giap may be preparing another push.
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Prene Hanot
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Indochna
Oatar
Batte
Vo Nguyen Giap
Hing
State Approves New Area School Plan Near Spencer
After weeks of waiting the Department of Public Instruction approved the Wayne and Concord townships plan to build a 12 room elementary school near Spencer School. Dr. L M Douglas and board presidents Lindstrom and Proctor will meet to set a date for a special session to decide the next steps. The project entails about 495000 total cost with district shares of 28000 to 21300 from the two townships and state reimbursement. Wayne Township would pay about 60 percent of the total while Concord would cover around 39.8 percent with the remainder from taxpayers. The approval includes a cap of 445000 on total cost and a maximum architect’s fee of six percent of the total.
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L. M. Douglas
Curly Area
Department of Public Instruction
Wayne
Concord
Spencer School
Harrisburg
Douglas
Aamhne
Wl & Joint
Mape
Ila
Enis
Lexpayers
Toweship
Gancord
Israel urges U.N. action after desert ambush slaying
Israel demanded United Nations action over an ambush killing of 11 Jews in the Negev near the Jordan border. Jordan denied responsibility, saying it was ready to meet developments, as tensions rose with reports of troop movements and frontier buildup. A woman, child, two Israeli soldiers survived. nine men and two women were killed.
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Prean
Palestine
U N. Security Council
Israel
Jordan
Kibya
Taraeli
Beirut
Dumascis
Terael
Labor Group Champions Open Primary Move In Pittsburgh
The Pennsylvania CIO Council closes its 11th annual convention by endorsing an open primary and thus not backing any candidate in the May election. Debate centers on Dr. William D. McClelland's gubernatorial bid and criticisms over state tax policy and legislative fights.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Cio Council
William D. McClelland
Allegheny County
McClelland
Still Need Okay On State Funds
The Wayne Concord elementary project awaits state funding approval after drawings and specifications. The $425 million program cap may limit new allocations, affecting area districts planning, while Corry Argo High School remains funded within the existing allotment.
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Reneeday
Wayne-Concord
Winx
General Assembly
Corry Argo
Lighting Fund Plans Under Way For Cory High School Field
Community meeting at the VFW Post outlined a drive to raise about 13 000 to light Cory High School football field. Dr T S Kelsey said fundraising will start within 10 days with alumni letters and appeals to citizens and industry. W J Etright noted a possible cinder track may require more lights, raising total lamps to 16 per pole and 120 lights, with equipment costs near 12 000 and installation around 14 000.
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Tewports
Cub
VFW
Vansiryetia
Cor Ared
T. S. Kelsey
Cory High
Kelsey
Appr
Wects Mus
W. J. Etright
Wrsltinghouse Electric Company
Stright
New Castle Names New School Superintendent
The New Castle school board chose Walter A. Kearney, associate director of placement at Pennsylvania State University, from 32 applicants to lead the district. He will be officially elected April 13 and begin his duties thereafter.
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New Castle
Pat
Walter A. Kearney
Pennsylvania State University
I T
Prof
Kearney
Windstorm Fatality and Crop Loss Hit Colorado
Violent winds over two days in Colorado and Wyoming caused at least one death and an estimated 15 million dollars in crop damage. Mrs. Cora Pool, 76, died after being blown down on a Colorado Springs street.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Cora Pool
Colorado Springs
United States Outlines Atomic Plan to Russia Today
The United States produced a concrete atomic energy proposal to the Soviet Union aimed at a peaceful, international program. Dulles and the Soviet ambassador outlined procedural matters, with Berlin talks cited and a plan to transfer the concrete proposal in writing through the Soviet ambassador. The plan suggests an international energy agency to mobilize resources for peaceful uses and power in energy-starved regions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Hal
N. Zaveubio
Berrtary
Blue Dulles
Dulles
Tnt Linthea
Zagubin
Bull Ples
Eisenhower
United Nations
Avomle Energy Agency
Buvtes
Rasala
Brita
Fravee
Lis Kephey
Unis
McCarthy Confined To Bed With Virus And Fever
Sen McCarthy was confined to bed with a virus illness and high fever, but plans to deliver a reply tonight to Adlai Stevenson’s attack. Dr Ralph Rawson examined him at his Milwaukee hotel and cautioned against working, noting excessive overwork and exposure as risks. Stevenson accused Republicans of political manipulation, while McCarthy prepared a Milwaukee County Young Republican Club address and a Chicago Tribune broadcast plan.
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Associated Pres
Milwaukee
Ben McCarthy
Adlai E. Breveron
Raulf Rawson
McGarthy
Isis Hotel
Tran
Milam
Ebenhower
McCarthy
Milwaukee County Young Hepubilcar Club
Chicago Tribune
WON
Marble Phone Co Buildings Criticized at Hearing
Protesters from Tuvaville Helend Johns town Maurice Coughlin and a distant city solicitor attacked the General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania for extravagance in construction costs. They attacked ornate interiors and asked for statements justifying security for building expenditures. Executives were cross-examined on property value and depreciation, noting investments over 19 million dollars and rising operating costs. The case is expected to continue in Harrisburg with more testimony and possible sessions to follow.
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General ‘Telephone Company of
Pennsylvania
Alrelon Costa
Tuvaville
Helend Johns
Maurice Coughlin
Hut Shaightini
Bele
Aso Hit Ab
Anc Sgl
PUG
John Bynger
Harrisburg
Officers Named by Elks Club Elected at Annual Meet
Corry Elks elects J Donald Wutsce exalted ruler Bruce Filsworth to be secretary Chris Moran Wallace Yun win posts William Dohnsarr is delegate to grand lodge Donal Nantes chosen as delegate to state convention Clinton Pratt elected Mer Phase to take office April 1 installation planned in Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia area officers to join group in city. Pennsylvania Rehabilitation Association names Thomas Williams president followed by David Walkes as state secretary of Labor and Industry programs
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Corry
Hika
Coeetine
Goaley Street
Willorr Tobnnet
J. Donald Wutsce
Dreds Kilant
W Bracken
Royal
Bruce Filsworth
Fenigist
Chris Moran
Wallace Yunwen
Oval
OH City
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Rehabilitation _ Association
Thomas BE. Williams
Williams
Bireau
David William Walkes
Dog Agents Enforce Dog Licensing in Corry
Two state dog agents moved into Corry and soon captured several unlicensed dogs running loose. Untagged canines were disposed of after owners could not be located. Officers plan to telegraph fines and summons to owners as court actions proceed. The agents Roy Billey and Theodore Bunce continued checks, urging owners to license their dogs to avoid penalties.
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Corry
Tn Paves
Les
Roy Billey
Brie
Theodore Bunce
Townville
Cuy
Olen
50 Cities Have Fluoridation
Permit issued to Philadelphia to begin program of curbing tooth decay. About 60 communities with a population near one million are fluoridating their water. Five other towns including Reading and Allegheny County areas already prepared to start, aiming to cover three million Pennsylvanians.
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Philadelphia
Associated Prem Hartusburg
Reinfeld Mi. Tongne
de Teaysa
Allegheny County
Millersburg
Dauphin County
East Hempfield Township
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Teacher Shot At Exclusive School In Portland
A man at an exclusive girls’ school in Portland shot and wounded an instructor during an attempted kidnapping. He forced Mrs. George Brice and her maid to drive them to the campus before opening fire. Police report indicates the assailant claimed to intend the abduction.
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Ure
Mt Exclusive Ontiin-Hillvides
George Brice
Esaid
Won't Jail Spouse Without Complaint
A Pittsburgh court ruling notes police may not jail a spouse without a complaint or court order. Assistant City Solicitor Charles N Capute says officers must secure a valid affidavit from the wife before detaining a husband, ending a practice of overnight stints without formal charges.
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Pittsburgh
Elly
Ww Department
Charles N. Capute
Eisenhower Wins Tax Battle as House Passes Revision Bill
President Eisenhower secured a big victory with House passage of a major tax revision bill. The measure would cut personal income taxes by about 2.4 billion and raise exemptions, sparking a fierce Senate fight and heavy campaign relevance. Democrats push for gains. Republicans predict seats. Final version likely to require a conference between chambers.
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Associated Prep
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Comin
Congress
Ula
Kirwan
Ohio
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Richard M. Simpson
Pennsylvania
GOP
Halleck
Indiana
Mayor Wagner Deploys Police as Waterfront Tensions Rise
On the New York waterfront tensions between striking and non striking workers escalated with fights at a Brooklyn pier. Mayor Robert F Wagner ordered extra police to curb roaming “goon squads” and protect dock workers while acknowledging ongoing strike costs totaling millions over two weeks.
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NW York
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Brooklyn Do Thefront
Wagner
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