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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1954
Page
1
Mundt to Open Hearings on McCarthy Army Row Next Week
Sen Mundt outlines a five day fast paced plan for the Senate investigations subcommittee into the McCarthy Army dispute. He aims to quickly select a special counsel and set ground rules while McCarthy seeks cross examination rights and possible participation in questioning. The plan anticipates televised testimony and potential longer proceedings depending on developments.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Mundt
R-Sd
Senate
McCarthy
D-Wis
Army
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Stevens
Roy M. Cohn
Pvt
David Sohine
Cohn
Schine
Bievens
Fantasti Mundt
Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh surplus food program expands to aid 100000
Allegheny County purchases chief Michael Donohue asked the federal government to supply surplus food for 100000 people, up from an initial 41000. Union leaders urged broader aid as layoffs bite, with distribution to cover the county starting in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Michael Donohue
Donohue
United Mine Workers
CIO United Steelworker
AFL
Donahue
State Police Force Enlarged in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania State Police plan to raise the force to 1 900 men. Commissioner C M Wilhelm says a May 1 recruit class will complete staffing for the 41 000 mile highway system and statewide inspections. The force covers highway patrol, vehicle license exams, investigations, and rural crime patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gol. C. M. Wilhelm
Keystone
United States
Meadville Tax Cut Halves Earned Income Levy
Judge Herbert A. Mook ruled Meadville's one percent earned income tax excessive and ordered a reduction to one-half percent effective April 1. The tax remains legal, not retroactive to February 1, and the ruling upholds council action despite challenges by 37 taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Crawford County
Herbert A. Mook
Mook
Meadville City
Pennsy Reports Revenue Drop and Net Loss for February
The Pennsylvania Railroad reported February operating revenues at 75,611,006 a decline from the prior year and a net loss near 5 million dollars. For January the railroad posted a 3.4 million loss, while the two month total showed a substantial year over year decrease in operating revenue. A note on a separate case indicates a denial of practice rights in Allegheny County pending a State Supreme Court appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Tts
Paylroad
Allegheny County
State Supreme Court
New cancer treatment approach combines diet and chemicals
Dr James B Allison reports at the American Chemical Society that dieting may slow cancer growth when paired with TEPA and related compounds. Rutgers University studies suggest diet including methionine protects normal tissues while tumors progress slower, enabling longer, more effective chemotherapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
American Chemical Society
James B. Allison
Rutgers University Bureau of Biological Research
Allison
Coroner probes death at Warren State Hospital inquest
A coroner jury at Warren State Hospital investigated the sudden death of patient Richard Rocentrator after an attack on attendant Marlin Neel. The verdict found Neel used unnecessary roughness but did not credit it as the death cause, with several hospital staff and attendants testifying about the scuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren State Hospital
Richard G
John, Urbaltis
Prasanna Pati
Joseph Gardner
Marlin D. Nee
Ralph McKay
William Cramer
Neel
McEkay
Cramer
Rosentrator
Ed Lowry
M. A. Kornreich
LE. Linder
John Fenstermacher
Fred Mitchell
Harry Barley
Ivan Jury
George Templeton
Carl Bimaquist
Israel appeals to U N for action on bus killings
United Nations sources say Israel pressed the Security Council to act over the October killing of 11 Israeli bus passengers in the Negev Desert. The council plans further debate as it weighs Israel's charges against Jordan and its allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United Nations
Lael
Tormurvedante
Negev Desert
Security Council
Israel
Tarwe
Sordan
Jortna
U.N
Rummarskjold
Palestine
Ezxaed
Sécurity Council
Dog Rescued From Five-Week Hole by Local Boy
Nine year old Jimmy Miller found a emaciated English shepherd trapped in a five foot hole on West Smith street. He lowered himself into the opening and freed the dog after five weeks without food or water, then carried it to the Stockton home where it was nursed back to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Stockton
Beatrice
West Smith Street
Jimmy Miller
F. Deas Milley
Jimmy
Stockton
Iad
City proceeds with garbage site on West Washington Street
The city moves ahead with a 1 acre garbage disposal plot on West Washington Street to begin a May 1 operation. A gravel road 400 feet long now drains the swampy site as bids for an 18 by 24 foot metal building and a 660 foot front fence may be sought at the next council meeting.
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Washington Street
Nike
Connell
Council
West Washington Street
Four Americans Charged with Espionage by Soviets
The Soviet newspaper Trud accuses four members of the U.S. Embassy military staff of espionage tied to military facilities and routes from Moscow to Vladivostok. The embassy has no comment. Names include Cal, Howard Felehlin, Maj Walter Mennucy, and Eugene Williams among others. the charges reference notes found on a Trave5ibe run Railway trip and imply covert intelligence reports. The incident is tied to a wider Western diplomatic reaction and separate note mentions a Lincoln University charter day event.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Trud
U.S
Vladivostok
Tyd
le Trace Union
Suleh
Mieran
Maxcaw
Khalbarovsk
Gt Cal
Howard F Felehlin
Maj
Walter Mennucy
Ma Mars ‘Tin
Mannott
Eugene Willams
Windliventale
MrKinney
Morri
Ieave
Furl
Manler
Drewes
Aris
Alrield
For Ten
U. S
Kimbaemy
Karl Micketron
Silver City
Mat Oh
Beaver Club launches light fund appeal for high school field
The Beaver Club opens a drive to raise 13000 for the Halts field near Cory Area High School. Solicitors plan to visit retail outlets and shops, targeting 2500 local residents to donate about 5 each. The program is tied to the new high school and athletic facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Club
Cory Aret High School
Aravonist
Solle
Corry
Kelsey
Ita
State Police Question War Vet In Alleged Child Assault
A Korean War veteran was questioned at the state police barracks after a 12 year old girl accused him of criminal attack. Police declined to release the suspect’s name and said the complaint had been officially filed. The girl’s mother reported the incident, saying the suspect lured the child into a car near her home and drove to a nearby area before allegedly assaulting her. An arrest warrant had been issued, but the suspect was located at a Columbus area motel and taken into custody. Police planned to question the girl further to determine if charges will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stnte
Fecal Barracks
Thin Dhe
Myrna Be
Sally Onis
Joel
U78
Army of the Grounds
Corry
Warpreth
Hee
Tie
Phystelart
Aslan
Columbus
Corryite Changes Plea Of Guilty In Court Appearance
O Neil of Fifth Avenue Corry withdraws a guilty plea in Venango County court to 17 counts of passing worthless checks. He was to be sentenced by Judge Lee A McGracken but withdrew the plea and a new date was set. He is also sought in Tutunville and northwestern Pennsylvania on similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryite
O'Neil
Fifth Avenue
Cor
Venango County
Tutunville
Plewhere
Pennsylvan
Lee A. McGracken
GOP seeks to halt further excise levy cuts and dock strike collapse
In New York the AFL contends that rivals have cost 275 million dollars as workers return to jobs. The AFL TLA crossed picket lines to work, while the old TLA backed by Capt. William V. Bradley signals support for the strike settlement, with no new walkouts reported in other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
AFL
Santa’ Weilny Uoekstelive Ural
Fallin Apt
Rile
AFL International Longshoremens Association
TLA
Foch
Une New York
Lightning damages home on East Columbus Avenue
A lightning strike at 0 08 morning damaged the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Jackson on East Columbus Avenue causing plaster damage and two televisions knocked out. The Jackson family was inside but uninjured. Weather records note 0 10 inch of rain by 9 am and a 40 degree low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jackson
Columbus Avenue
Uski
Theurange
Kent
Aden
Greenhouse
George Mulderick
Court Rules Toth Must Stand Trial
The US Court of Appeals upheld a law allowing the armed services to court martial former servicemen for serious crimes. Robert W. Toth of Pittsburgh, an honorably discharged Air Force veteran, is accused of murder in a South Korea case and will be turned over to Air Force authorities for trial. The ruling reverses a district court decision and may reach the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Deir
Washington
US Court of Appeals
el Yinlally
Robert W. Toth
Pittsburgh
Fin
Toth
Appeala
Colinsel
Supreme Court
Appliance tax cuts pass in Senate amid resistance to further excise relief
Moves to limit or roll back appliance tax cuts dominated Senate debate. The chamber approved a two million dollar reduction on household appliance excises by an 84 to 23 vote while House leadership urged restraint. Senators Millikin and Douglas clashed over extending relief beyond 10 percent and stalled plans for broader cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington — Senate
GOP
House
Benator Millikin
Cole
Auulhat
Millikin
Benator Douglas
Touglan Saye
Douglne
Senate
VW Pressing for Deportation of Haymes
Veterans of Foreign Wars national commander Wayne E. Richards says the group pressed the U S attorney general to deport actor Dick Haymes and his wife Rita Heyworth, criticizing media pressure and urging exile if he profits while refusing to serve the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associascu
Sere Y Ter
N. H
Wayne E. Richards
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dick Haymes
U. S
Herbert Brownell
Haymes
Hhis
Rite Heyworth
Argentina
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Aimee
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le Houck
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Parks
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Dales
Feniaers
Caine
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Hole
Oxford
Milton
Elarenhower
Penrylvaril
State University
Aew
Lincoln University
Beaver Club For Light Fund
Blast
Hanot
Indochina
Dien Bien Phi
Dems
Douglas
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