Senate TV circus draws mixed reaction to televised hearings
Corry editorial notes the Senate and other committees consider televising hearings. It traces past examples from Kefauver to McCarthy and explains how coverage affects public perception, committee power, and party advantage amid a divided Senate and House dynamics.
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Senate
Congress
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Kefauver
New York
Jenkins
Army
Welch
McCarthy
Gen
Wiley
R-Wis
Un-American Activities Committee
Rayburn
House Committee
House
Seven questions test current events knowledge
A multiple choice style prompt asks about deaths from accidents versus tuberculosis, Downing Street occupants, auto-supply chain goods, and the Reconstruction Era with options referencing the U S Civil War among others.
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Downing Street
London
Bank of England
Britain
U. S
Europe
Twenty Years Ago from Journal Files May 11 1934
Reading from school exhibits to a full auditorium, junior high pupils showcased curricular and extra curricular achievements. Other items note Phi Beta Kappa honors at Allegheny College, A&P Tea Co. opening in Masonic Temple, Corry Red and Gun Club skeet field under construction, and a 15 percent state subsidy cut for Corry School District amid 1993 budget figures.
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Corry Red and Gun Club
Hare Creek
Ray Greene
Corry
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Erie to sue for negligence over misidentified body
Attorney A Grant Walker informs Mayor Thomas Flat Ney he will sue the city for negligence by the police department in failing to identify Irwin Diegel's body correctly in January. The body, misidentified as Arthur James, was sent to Philadelphia and reportedly mutilated by the State Anatomical Board. Walker represents Olga Diegel, widow of Irwin, who faced expense to recover and rebury the body at home.
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Erie
A. Grant Walker
Thomas Flat Ney
Irwin Diegel
Sassafras Street
Arthur James
Philadelphia
Atty. Walker
State Anatomical Board
Olga Diegal
Ponder Fate Of Confused Parolee
Erie parole officers face an anxious decision on Willie Feathers a 61 year old deaf mute from Western Penitentiary He prefers returning to the prison to working at a Waterford farm Feathers was convicted of murder in Butler County and served 26 years of a life sentence before parole Officials say he likely will be recommitted to Western Pen for a second time after his confusion following arrival at the farm PMID.
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Erie
Western Penitentiary
Waterford
Willie Feathers
Butler County
Paul T. Marnen
Pennsylvania Board of Parole
Western Pen
Feathers
10000 Mallard Ducks to Be Raised for Release at Area Farm
Crawford County duck farmers raise ten thousand mallards at State Game Land 213 southwest of Geneva to boost Pennsylvania’s duck population. Ducklings stay in staged pens, ponds, and grow to be released across the state with banding data guiding future breeding.
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Area Farm
Mmadville
Crawford County
State Game Commission
Geneva
Commonwealth
Gime Commission
Pennsylvania
Old West
Game Commission
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