McCarthy Keeps Capitol Hill Guessing On Testimony
Washington reports Senator McCarthy remains noncommittal about staying long at Monday hearings on the Army affair. He criticizes President Eisenhower’s order restricting executive witnesses and hints he may cancel subpoenas if he can claim chairing authority, while both sides accuse the other of coercive tactics related to Pvt. G. David Schine.
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Associated Press
Washington
McCarthy
Capital Hill
Army
Ndlirces
Wisconsin Republican
Ausociates
Eisenhower
Executive Branch
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Pentagon
Stevens
John G. Adams
Subcommittee
Pvt
G. David Schine
Roy ‘M. Cohn
Prancis P. Carr
Adams
Schine
Senate Government Operations Committee
Wisconsin
Sab- Committee
Senator Mundt
R-Sd
Colen
Carr
Cohn
Shoulders Dolan Sent To Prison
Two St Louis policemen captured in the Greenlease Kiddnaping case were sentenced for perjury. Shoulders, a 27 year veteran, received three years while rookie Elmer Dolan got two. District Judge Albert A Ridge noted Shoulders’ command over Dolan in the incident.
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Amyeneu
St. Louis
Bobby Greenlease
Shoulders
Elmer Dolan
Albert A. Ridge
Dolan
Mark
Hennelly
Probe
Ina
Report on April living costs decline and wage impact
The government reports April living costs fell slightly led by reduced excise taxes. The 0.2 percent drop from mid March to mid April cuts about 1.25 million auto, aircraft and farm equipment workers’ pay under union contracts tied to the government saving index. Food costs rose modestly due to fruits vegetables and meats, offset by cheaper clothing and lower coal prices and household expenses.
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Sesouenm
Washington
Governmerit
Burest of Labor Statistics
Judex
CAP Unit Sought At Local Airport Authority Endorses Plan
Officials connected with the Airport Authority approve forming a Civil Air Patrol unit here. Negotiations with federal CAP officials begin to establish a local group. CAP welcomes diverse members and cadet programs, with many cadets nationwide and CAP aircraft on loan for operations. Local residents are urged to report to the airport tonight or tomorrow to gauge interest for further talks.
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Civil Air Patrol
CAP
U. S
Dod
Air Force
U.S
Rhee's Liberal Party Wins in Korea Assembly
Rhee's Liberal party clinched control of South Korea's National Assembly by winning 109 of 203 seats. Returns show independents took 74 districts, Democratic Nationalists 15, Korean Nationalists 3, and Korean Nationalist Society 2. The victory boosts Rhee's potential to push a working majority in the next assembly.
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Rhee
Liberal Party
South Korean National Assembly
Rhea
Fire damages Beaverdam home. flames saved by three departments
A Beaverdam home owned by Mr and Mrs Herbert Hawley escaped total loss after flames erupted from the roof. Passerby Ray Webb spotted the blaze and alerted Beaverdam Waltebure Corry and Union City fire crews who confined the fire to the attic area. Damage is estimated at 4000 with some covered by insurance. Nearby, a gasoline tank at a Route 6 work site caught fire but was quickly extinguished, causing about 100 in damage to the location.
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Herbert Hawley
Beaverdam
Ray Webb
Hawley
W. H
Doc" Cummings
Webb
Waltebure Corry
Union City
Floyd Marsh
Robert Construction
Route 6
West City
Robert
First Avenue
Hartley
Hartley's
Robert Frm
Wood Nominated for Pennsylvania Ambassador Award
Directors of the Corry Chamber nominate Lee B Wood for the 1984 Pennsylvania Ambassador Award. Wood, born in Corry and longtime editor of the New York World Telegram with Sun, would be the city’s candidate during Pennsylvania Week October 10 17. Directors also seek federal airport help and long range city planning board support.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Carroll D. Kearns
Weeld
Pennsylvania State Planing Board
BY. Bettes
Fege Tune
Spe Clad
Utr
Delays Spare Tariff Clash In Eisenhower Remarks
President Eisenhower averted a partisan clash by delaying a three year renewal of the Reciprocal Trade Act and lower tariff plan. He urged thorough hearings this year and possible action in early 1966 while Congress could renew current shields for one more year. Republican leaders including Rep Reed praised the decision as balancing national interest with debate on tariffs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ei~ Sexthower
Eisenhrower
Congress
Chujgress
Higbee
Sone Ammen
Daaed A. Thad
Reed
Eisenhower
Jetter
Charles J. Percy
The
Bell
How Gu
Chienpo
Aero Sets Annual Vacation Period for Plant
Aero Supply Mig Up announces its annual summer vacation from Friday June 25 to Monday July 12. The manufacturing section will shut down while maintenance carries out repairs. Employees with one year of service receive one week paid vacation, those with over three years get two weeks, and workers with six months to a year receive partial pay.
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Aero Supply Mig. Up. Anv. Today
Costello to Push Farm Modernization Upon Ireland Takeover
Dublin reports Costello to prioritize agriculture reform as he leads a coalition to form a new government after winning a parliamentary majority. Fianna Fáil concedes defeat. Dail to convene June 2 as Costello plans to boost arable land use with 12 million acres under tilled capacity and seek American economic aid.
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Dublin
Ireland
John A. Costello
Compalition
Costello
Thesday
Dall
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fall
Men of Destiny
Dail
Tune 2
Lhe Fine Garl
United Ireland
Ireland Yes
Yepubc Ue
Tursiday
Fianna
Fine Gael
Labor
If Glan Na Talmhan
Oe Na Poblachta
State workers forced to contribute to primary fund
Judge Henry Elenbogen of Allegheny County revealed the contents of three affidavits by state employees. They say they were pressured to contribute one percent of their pay to a primary campaign fund. The investigation, led by District Attorney James F. Majone, targets Gov. John S. Fine’s administration and politics.
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Pittsburgh
Sys
Henry Elenbogen
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Hlleribogen
Buel
Atty
James F. Ma
Jone
John
Evacuation of Wounded from Dien Bien Phu Expands
French command reports 160 wounded evacuated from Dien Bien Phu with 100 more to fly out today. Monsoon rains slowed flights, delaying the plan. Nurse Genevieve de Galard Torraube remains with the wounded as French air forces continue strikes on Vietminh positions near Moc Chau and along Route 41 on the Black River.
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Associated Press
Hanot
Indochina
Dien Binh Phu
Dien Bien Phu
Liang
Hanoi
High Command
Misa Genevieve de Galard Torraube
Geneva
Misn de Galard
Captain in Camp Leads Brutal Family Tragedy in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville North Carolina Captain Michael P. Carroll of Augusta Georgia, stationed at Camp Lejeune, killed his three children Michael Philip Jr about age 4 and daughters Maury Katherine about 4 and Barbara Beth about 5, wounded his wife, then stabbed himself. Coroner Talbert Jones identified the officer. no motive established.
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Jackbonville
N.C
Talbert Jones
Onslow County
Michael P. Carroll
Augusta
Carroll
Jacksonville
Maury Katherine
Barbara Beth
U. A
Dones
Study Planned on Pennsylvania Banket Resources
Pennsylvania's banket mineral resources will be studied by a legislative survey group to explore alternate uses for the materials.
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Pennsylvania
Banket Mineral Resources
Legislative
Geneva Parley Reaches Critical Pause in Indochina Talks
The Indochina conference in Geneva returned to closed doors as Western powers seek quick progress. Eden plans to report to Churchill as he met Molotov and Chow, while Paris brands Laos and Cambodia governments as phantom regimes. Talks remain deadlocked over the phantom regimes and suspicions of further bargaining.
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Associated Pres
Geneva
Anthony Eden
London
Churchill
Eden
Russia
V. M. Molotov
China
Chow Burns
Laos
Cambodia
France
Sparta Class To Graduate At 8:16 P M Next Tuesday
Sparta High School plans commencement and baccalaureate for the 1954 class. Ceremony includes valedictorian Rosemarie Kasper, salutatorian Constance Knapp, third honor Constance Snapp, and speaker Ronald Guignon. Commencement program features orchestral selections, sermons, and awards by Principal Putnam and Board President Witmer.
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Spartanaburg
Phyl~ Ts Augustine
Paul Blakesles
Nett Chelton
Robert Davis
Joyce Prankinfield
Ronald Guignon
Roland Hobers
Shirley Muffman
Ronomarie Kamper
Loii Keon
Max E. Tucker
George Pfusch
Fev. Tucker
Robert Klein
Mise
Acto Orchestra
Ronemarie Kasper
Nalutatorian
Harmonetten
Constance Knapp
Dent
JoAnne Tudwig
George Plunch
William Marton
Leo Buirlingame
Dana Stitt
Ben and
T. Putnam
Fitchard Witmer
Board of Education
Robert ‘Len
Child injured in freak kitchen accident at home
Karolyn M Cou nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherdan Cabb of 474 Eyal Columbus fa nite was seriously burned when a burner on the kitchen range ignited her clothing. The accident occurred at 8 o clock this morning. She was rushed to Corry Memorial Hospital in serious condition but later listed as in good condition.
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Karolyn M. Cou
Sherdan Cabb
Eyal Columbus Fyantie
Tuponi
Sha Sway
Corry Memorial Hospital
Burglars Try Safe Break In at Sparta GLF Mill
Police linked three break ins in a week after burglars entered the Sparta GLF mill through a cellar window and damaged the front door frame. The attempt at the Centerville mill failed. similar robberies earlier at Clymer and Lottaville yielded cash and books. Corry manager Donald Cady found the rear door ajar at 4:30 am. The intruders left muddy footprints and broken glass as they failed to open the safe. Authorities suspect the same gang behind the thefts.
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Furly
Ferem Middlemont
GLE
Klute
Thinves
Spartanaburg
Donald Cady
Corry
Mead- Ville
Aince
Warren
X Jacreer
Oacroas
Gedy
Mfe
GLI Bay
Clymer
Lottaville
Awmie
Radio Operated By Reds Silenced In Washington
The United States shut down a short wave radio transmitter operated by the Romanian legation in Washington, believed to contact Bucharest. The State Department sent a formal note to Romanian Minister Marin Ploria Tonescu, warning against unlicensed foreign broadcasts. The FCC, acting as enforcement, reportedly halted the operation after detecting activity from the Romanian legation, following a prior similar action against the Hungarian station.
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Reds
Washington
United States
Red
Bucharest
State Department
Marin Ploria Tonescu
Federal Communications Commision
Pen Artrways
Legation
Sharples Resigns as Financial Chairman in Harrisburg
The Republican State Committee reported the resignation of Philadelphia official Philly Sharples as financial chairman. Senator MM Harris and GOP state chairman Harvey Taylor disclosed that Sharples sent a resignation letter three weeks earlier, signaling a leadership shakeup in Harrisburg.
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Sharples
Harrisburg
Republican State Committee
Philly Sharples
Harvey Taylor
GOP
Norman Moon murder trial rattled by planted note tale
In Warren County court Deputy Attorney General David Kohn grilled defendant Moon about a planted note he claimed to have written under his lawyer's instruction. Moon admitted dictating much of the note and copying parts as directed, with Kohn pressing for deliberate misstatements while Moon grew testy in the chair. The proceedings also touched on potential psychiatric testimony and prior hospital associations. A second item notes the death of emeritus professor Dr Himm I Shenk of Lebanon Valley College at 62.
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Warren
Norman W. Moon
Warren County
Commonwealth
David
Kohn
Moon
Allison D. Wade
Kolin
Wade
Janet Behwab Moon
Theodore ‘Wallick
Bettdale
Torrence State Hospital
Earle
Howyer
Samuel C. Braemer
Connellaville
Mr. Braemer
Thomas A. Waggoner
Uniontown
David Kohn
Samuel D. Broemer
Hood
Koh
Ast
Plesse
Lebanon
Himm I. Shenk
Lebanga Valley College
Good Samaritan
Jalter O Belet Mines
Ie Wae
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