Acheson Seen as Political Issue in GOP Attacks
Washington March 21 The attack by Senator Wherry and other Republicans on Secretary of State Acheson grows as a potential political issue in the 1959 campaign. President Truman backs Acheson and his policies, while critics accuse him of influencing economy and peace. McCarthy and others pressure for Acheson’s removal amid charges of Communist harboring.
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Associated Press
Qwashington
Wherry
R-Neb
Acheson
Truman
Achson
Jingol
Neb
Dean Acheson
Fulssis
Reps
Byrnes
Wisconsin
Werdel
California
Acheson Yéster- Gay
Valentin Gubitchev
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Presient
Game
GOP
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Drew Succeeds Maxey as Chief Justice on State Supreme Court
March 21 reports Justice James B. Drew of Pittsburgh ascends to Chief Justice of the State Supreme Court after the death of Chief Justice George W. Maxey. Drew’s seniority and state law place him as successor, with background noting his 1981 appointment and 1932 election history. The article recounts Maxey’s death and a brief eulogy to Justice Marion D. Patterson.
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Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
James B. Drew
Drew
George W. Maxey
Maxey
Marion D. Patterson
Supreme Court
Governion Pinchot
Gibbs Counsel Appeals Slaying Case for New Trial
Lancaster March 1 Gibbs sentenced to death for Marian Baker slaying seeks a new trial listing 17 reasons. Attorney W Hensel Brown says appeal will go to State Supreme Court Pardon Board and governor if needed. Trial judge Wissler set April term for argument. Brown cites jury verdict options and alleged errors in allowing photographs and evidence. Canvass ends Allentown suburb Coplay plans house to house fund drive for Harold Mohr jailed for murder of his brother Walter a cancer patient.
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Gibbs
Associated Press
Lancaster
Eaward beSter Gibbs
Marian Louise Baker
Joseph B. Whisler
Franklin and Marshall Collese
Thurk
W. Hensel Brown
State Supreme Court
State Pardon Board
Brown
Wissler
Commonwealth
Allentown
Coplay
Harold Mohr
Mohr
Walter
Blood tonic ad promotes Certa-Vin for health gains
An advertisement touts Certa Vin a hematonic to rebuild red blood cells and aid digestion. It claims faster meal digestion, less gas, and more energy, with quick benefits in days. Availability advertised at Widmann & Teak Drug Store.
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Jon
Widmann & Teak Drug Store
Medicite
Widmann &E Tesh
Ady
$29 Billion Spending Measure Approved in Congress
A congressional panel advanced a $29 billion spending plan with cuts across most agencies except the FBI, which received funds for 26 new agents and a raise for J Edgar Hoover. The Defense Department faced cash and contract authority reductions, while the Veterans Administration and Atomic Energy Commission also saw downsized appropriations. The committee backed a strict anti-deficiency rule to curb overspending and endorsed hiring 1,000 more tax enforcement agents plus anti-rape and anti-monopoly efforts.
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Ittle House
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Defense Department
Veterans' Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
Wni
Post Office Department
House Cuts Flood Control Funding For Pennsylvania
Washington March 21 The House appropriations committee voted to reduce or limit flood control and river and harbor works funding for Pennsylvania compared with the president’s request. Projects include Conemaugh 7 million, Clarion River 1.5 million, Sunbury 850 thousand, Williamsport 3.0 million, York 0.9 million, Monocacy river 0.79 million, Schuylkill 19 thousand, and other measures with various shortfalls noted.
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House
Washington
Pennsylvania
Truman
Conemaugh
Clarion River
Sunbury
Wramsport
York
Mononicahels
Schuylkill
Government funds cut and new ACTH study boosts described
The report notes a reduction in daily mail deliveries and a sharp cut in federal aid for hospital construction while expanding funding for ACTH related medical studies. It also confirms approval of the full $83,500,000 requested to continue the school lunch program.
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Feders
New York Nurse Investigates Care After Fire
Police found Anne Bonaventure burned and hungry in a filthy apartment room. She required blood transfusions and faced a grim prognosis. Parents Mr and Mrs David Reitzel claimed Joan burned herself while playing with matches. They were ordered to hospital for observation as three other children were placed in a welfare center.
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Soan
Reitzel
New York Hospital
Anne Bonaventure
David Reitzel
Joan
Mente
Internatio
Five Men Held for Court in Favor-Distribution Case
Five men accused of resisting an officer during a fear distribution fight were held for court under $1,000 bail after a hearing before Alderman Barnet Sakulsky in New Kensington Pa. They did not testify. Police Capt. John Bordanaro testified he was assaulted Saturday when he tried to make an arrest during the incident.
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New Kensington
Marchal
Barnet Sakulsky
Polio
John Bordanaro
Answers to 1 Q Quiz Below are the Answers
Answers to the quiz questions printed on the Editorial Page list various items including locations names and figures. The fragment references include Eisenhower Dyigh and San Francisco themes plus a note about Uganda streams infested with roka iiles, indicating a miscellaneous compilation of trivia.
Auto Trucks For Sale And Parts Advertisement Reel
Auto trade notice lists 1999 Ford Tudor sale, various service stations, rebuilt motors prices, and parts. Mentions Turben's Auto Service, Wards, Montgomery Ward repairs, towing, and AAA station designation with contact numbers. Emphasizes discounted heaters and motors with 90 day guarantee.
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Turben
Montgomery Wards-M-Tutt WR
Guy M. Fish
Spartansburg
WARDS
Montgomery Ward
Egg Market New York Wholesale Prices and Listings
Market notes list wholesale egg figures and motel related entries with varied prices. References to brown paney heavyweight and fancy bratywelehbr items, with price ranges 40 to 50 cents per dozen and specific weights noted.
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Othi
Paney
Janey Neavywelahis
Therslanie
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