McCarthy Charges Twenty Years of Treason Against Democrats
Senator McCarthy in Milwaukee charged the Democratic party with twenty counts of treason and infamy, naming Adlai Stevenson as defense attorney for the party. He linked acts from 1933 recognition of Russia to the Yalta agreement and Korea handling, saying the indictment shows widespread betrayal.
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Babson Calls Dow Jones Barometer Misleading
Babson explains that the Dow Jones Industrial Average reflects only 30 top industrial stocks and not the broader market. He notes that mutual funds, banks, and pension funds bias the index, making it a poor guide for individual portfolios.
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Eight stray dogs shot after failing to find owners in city
About 20 dog owners were cited or notified for allowing dogs to run loose as eight stray dogs were shot by two agents after attempts to corral them failed. In eight areas agents secured permission to locate licensed dogs, while in 12 cases owners could not be found and license numbers were collected for later owner notification. Police say it is unclear if fines will be imposed and expect further checks amid rising complaints. In a separate item 113 miners were laid off at Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp No 8 mine Ehrenfeld leaving 80 employed as price competition from West Virginia mines persists.
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Leader to detail indictment of GOP administration in Pennsylvania
Democratic gubernatorial candidate George M. Leader promised a fully documented indictment of Republican state administration. Speaking at the University of Pennsylvania forum, he attacked the Chesterman Commission and alleged rush to stop public hearings as part of GOP failures.
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Byrd Battles Proposed Excise Tax Cut Fight in Senate
Senator Byrd urged a fight against pending excise tax cuts on luxuries while critics warn the changes would erode revenue. Senate Finance Committee proposals would raise the revenue shortfall to about 962 million, with moves to end admission taxes on movie tickets and expand tax measures.
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France passes 1858 budget amid Socialist opposition
Paris parliament approves the 1858 budget by 403 to 203 as the body matches a total expenditure of 1,110 billion francs with part financed by U S military aid. The 1954 defense budget totals 3,154 billion francs with a 16 percent cut from last year after American funding to cover Indochinese army costs. Net defense expenditure, after U S aid, amounts to 935 billion francs.
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Youths Violating Fish Laws Near French Creek
Reports from local fishermen accuse youths of fishing with hooks and spearing stocked trout west of the city on the South Branch of French Creek. The violations, observed ahead of the April 15 season opening, were referred to deputy warden Dorr Clark and district warden Erle for investigation and potential prosecution.
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McCarthy censured by New York Young Republicans
The New York Young Republican Club censures Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin for what it calls irresponsible and reckless conduct. The club announced it adopted a resolution condemning McCarthy and praising President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon for their forthright stand.
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Unemployment Mounts as Labor Department Reports
Washington reports rising unemployment across major industries by mid March. The Labor Department notes joblessness spreading from auto and machinery to textiles and electronics with a 1950s context and President Eisenhower emphasizing a cautious stance on deficits and inflation. The latest tally shows unemployment at 071,000 for February.
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Auto Driver Killed in Freak Philadelphia Accident
Philadelphia report: Joseph Ner, 24, of Grove, was fatally injured at a gas station. He was backing up to a pump when his foot hit the accelerator, the car rolled 30 feet, struck an iron pole, and pinned his head inside the door. The door then opened and he was thrown onto the pavement.
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School Equipment Purchases Targeted for Tuesday Night Meeting
The Mant Dynanities of Garry Aves Schools announce a Tuesday night session to discuss live bids and recommendations on school equipment purchases. Expected bids range up to $65,000 with bids to be opened at 7 pm and awards to follow through the Authority and Joint Committee.
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Maryland plane crash kills eighteen servicemen
A twin engine Air Force transport crashed near Bolling Air Force Base in Maryland killing 18 servicemen as wreckage, parachutes, and scattered bodies were found near the scene. Investigators and guards from Annapolis and the Naval Academy examined the fuel-drenched wreckage while families awaited word on expected identifications.
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Hope for State Funds Boost for Area Schools
Officials report possible state funding for two districts Wayne and Concord Township to help build a new elementary school and cover erection costs. Reserved funds totaling part of a 34.25 million package may be allocated after Department of Public Instruction review and approvals.
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French Forces Still Hold Dien Bien Phu Base
Reports from Indochina describe persistent French defense at Dien Bien Phu as Vietminh siege tactics intensify. Artillery and ground assaults dominate the battle, with evacuation and medical efforts ongoing around the fortress complex.
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Crew Killed In Crash Of B26 At Langley AFB
A B26 bomber from Vance Air Force Base failed in flight and crashed near Langley Air Force Base. Officials say the crew was killed and a board of inquiry has been dispatched.
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Two Bank Robbers Held on Durham Robbery Charge
In Manchester two men were held on $25,000 bail each after being charged in U S District Court with robbing the Durham Tribune of $44,377. Robert B. Nelson 38 and Albert I Lazzato 23 were ordered to Hill county jail pending arraignment before U S Commissioner John Broderick. FBI and New Hampshire State Police testimony failed to provide grounds for release.
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Japs Return Home After Nine Years in Soviet Union
About 420 Japanese civilians and former soldiers completed repatriation from the Soviet Union. They were welcomed by relieved relatives at Matzuru port, while officials said 87 remained in captivity and 1 0754 war veterans were still unaccounted for at various locations.
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Corry Liquor Store Sales Drop Big in Last Year
Guzzling fell off to the tune of 15000 in Corry last year as the local State Liquor Store saw receipts slump. Only Titusville and Union City joined Corry in cash register gains. Labor strikes at a major plant hurt local sales while Meadville and Oil City showed scattered gains.
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Dulles Defends Massive Retaliation Policy In Senate
Secretary of State Dulles testifies on selective use of force under Eisenhower's new look plan. He says the President has discretionary power in emergencies and that allies would be consulted before targeting under massive retaliation. Senators press for clearer limits and wartime authority.
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Zoning Board Hearing Set For Used Car Lot Appeal
The Corry Zoning Board of Appeals will hear an appeal to operate a used car lot at the corner of Bat Columbus avenue and Sciola street in the Municipal Building at 7 p.m on Monday March 29. The site is on Walter Purthy owned property at East Columba avenue and Country Ghat Roar.
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