McCarthy Attacks Stir as Stassen Prods White House
The Stassen assault on McCarthy deepens with claims of false statements and calls for less headline hunting. Eisenhower aides clash over testimony bans while McCarthy defends access to facts and positions himself for a continued Senate fight into 1954.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
McCarthy
R-Wis
Harold E. Stussen
America
White House
Stassen
Senate
Wisconsin
Red
China
Eisenower
Blagsen
Stevens
GOP
Ers
Stausen
Rollgd Aoing
Congress
Army
T. Stevens
Chicago
Alow
Corryite Man Posts Bond Over Damages
Frank Carpenter of Third Avenue released on 100 dollar bond with order to pay 0.28 restitution by May 35. Lindsey, property owner, says Carpenter damaged the bathroom in his apartment on May 1. Case heard by Alderman George Gordon.
Hospital Seizes Whisky Seized From Trusty Vault
A Corry memorial Hospital report states 233 fifths of whiskey were distributed under court order for medicinal purposes. Local hospitals including Sam Memorial Union City, St Vincent’s and County facilities received portions while many gallons were poured away to clear storage space. Sheriff Goates ceased the cache after taking office in January.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Union City
St. Vinecent’s
Hamob Hospital
Pital
John Goates
Couten
Suspect in Girl Case Leaves Area
William Turner, once questioned in the disappearance of Darls Hatch of Cambridge Springs, has been released from Warren State Hospital on a probationary basis. State Police officer Pte. Lewis P. Penman said Turner and his family may move to Magnolia, Massachusetts, and that clues in the Hatch case are still being pursued.
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William Turner
Darls Hatch
Cambridge Springs
Warren State Hospital
Lewis P. Penman
Lawrence Park
Hatch
Turner
Massachusetts
Magnolia
Mass
Boston
Pfe
Penman
State Hospital
Park Hardware
Sue M. Turner
Ruth Lice
Lee Martin
Erie
Atomic Energy Law Revisions Face Key Senate Battle
Lawmakers adjust President Eisenhower’s peacetime atomic power bill amid two central disputes. The first concerns codifying the Atomic Energy Commission’s jobs under Lewis L. Strauss as chairman. The second debates private patent rights on peaceful nuclear power advances and civilian use. Beckerley announces plans to step down as AEC director of classification before summer’s end.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis A
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
James G. Beckerley
Beckerley
City Council weighs land condemnation for sewer line
City Council debates condemnation to obtain rights of way for a new sewage treatment plant. A bid by Lester Hepler for 1,500 to lay 1,000 feet of line may be rejected in favor of condemnation with court viewers. Council approves five ordinances on sewer system operations and a lease with the Authority to manage maintenance and rental collection for a 630,000 bond issue. Bond sale aims for early June.
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Spes
Spe Cial
Lester Hepler
Summer Street
Hepler
Carnnell
Council
Thomas Alcorn
Corry Munipal Authority
Roger Brown
Fourth Area Burglary Probe Ties Series to Same Gang
Titusville police investigate the fourth burglary in a string tied to a gang. A break in at the Lyle W. Peebles Motornalex in Titusville saw $120 stolen from a crushed cash register after thieves pried a door and smashed panels to enter. Similar attempts targeted the GLF mill at Spartansburg and a mill at Centerville.
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Kren
GLF
Spartansburg
Centerville
Lyle W. Peebles
Titusville
Albert P. Brady
Nurse Reported In Good Health After Incident
A nurse is reported in good health following an incident examined by officials. The report notes the nurse’s condition improved and observers praised the care provided during the response at the scene.
Moon Case Goes To Jury Monday Pyun Okays Elections In All Korea
South Korea and North Korea outline a 14 point plan for unification while Pyun Yung tal calls for UN supervised elections and withdrawal of Chinese Communist troops. The Communists reject UN role and demand staged withdrawal before any all Korean vote. Separate Indochina talks reportedly progress toward end of seven year war with no leaked concessions.
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Associated Press
Geneva
South Korea
Kore
Pyun Yung-tal
United Nations
U.N
North Korea
U. N
Korfie
Peninnulla
Pyiin
Korea
Puiin
Nam O
North
Indochina
India
Fire Kills 45 Horses at Detroit Race Course
A late night blaze destroyed 40 to 45 horses in a 60 stall wooden barn on the Detroit Track. Five stablehands were mildly burned while aiding in evacuation. only two horses escaped before collapse. Damage is estimated at 2000 dollars. owners include Dr Harry Lindy of Detroit.
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Detroit
Uburbar
Harry Lin~dy
Michigan Thoroughbred Owners Association
Robert Leavitt
Smosfer
City awards skid and structure contract amid quicksand concerns
Five bids were opened for a Celecrete garbage disposal building with Anla Williams the low bidder at 1 987. City officials planned immediate work but faced doubts over quicksand at West Washington street disposal site and the future use of the site after consultation with Nichols and the city engineer.
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Jnsy
Corncilman Rost Fehiman Mover
Anla Willams
A. A. Carlson
E. Schraming
Joseph Me
Consivtl
Gorge ‘Tink
Aksen
Phi
Council
Willams
City
Lawrence Nichola
Thompson
Tim
Nichols
Planes on Display at Lawrence Airport Deed Ceremony Set
Dozens of pilots and plane dealers are slated to visit Lawrence Airport for a deed presentation ceremony tomorrow afternoon. The event features late models on display, passenger flights by licensed pilots, and remarks from Assemblyman W. W. Waterhouse and Mayor Bark T. Cherry. A refreshments stand will be operated by the Spring Creek Spartamen's Club.
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Lawrence
Nce
Corryltes
Aneemblymain W. W. Waterhouse
Lawrence ‘Thomas
Thorn
Feld
Bark T. Cherry
Bpring Creek Spartamen's Club
Turnpike Patrol Cuts Fatalities in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the Turnpike fatalities dropped over 80 percent from the prior year after adding state police. Commissioner Wilhelm notes 126 officers now patrol the 327 mile highway, with 25 assigned last April producing a 41 percent decline.
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Harrisburg
M. Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Setar
Perebna
Amendment to lower voting age fails in Senate
President Eisenhower’s bid to lower the voting age from 21 to 18 dies in the Senate as 24 Democratic senators oppose the measure, halting the two thirds majority needed. Only seven Democrats vote for it, with Governor Georgia as a cited example of state variation on age eligibility.
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Washington
Wennower
Wis
Whid Wosnion
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Hugh Butler
Caraven
Malone
Nevada
Rusell
D-Oa
Russell
Georgia
Union district possible as Blain Wayne and Concord boards weigh vote
School directors from Blain Wayne and Concord townships must decide by July 1 if voters will decide on creating a union district. State officials say union status could boost state reimbursement and consolidate administration under one board drawn from all three areas.
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Blain
Wayne
Concord
Andpoint
State Department of Publc
Permla
Corty, Avon
K. Howman
State Department of Public Instruction
Ail
Atate
Union
Actup
Ataté
Tercom
Spencer Bekoo
Elgin Whos Board
Elgin
Sale of Poppies Raises Funds for Ex Servicemen
The auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars reports proceeds from selling symbolical red poppies. The 345 dollar total will aid needy ex servicemen and families, with Corry public thanked for support.
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WIFW
Social Security Bill Near Vote in House
The House Ways and Means Committee signals near approval of a broader Social Security bill. The panel backed higher benefits and raised the maximum taxable income, with two major items remaining: extending coverage to farm laborers and full benefits for disabled workers. It would extend coverage to doctors lawyers and other professionals and various groups, aiming to cover about 70 million workers and 6 million beneficiaries.
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Jamres
Washington
Ttulso
Mast Committee
Eisenhower
Vacant land seen as best buy amid postwar shift
Babson Park Massachusetts columnist W Rower W Babson argues vacant land remains a top investment as World War II fears wane. He notes suburbs attract buyers, cites potential value growth in well located, well drained plots, and warns overbuilding in irrigated and agricultural shores.
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W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Tke Idreagen
Lange
Atula
Muburban
Contin
Juror Questions Theatrics Of State Attorney Kohn
A Warren County juror challenged the theatrics of State Attorney Kohn during the Wade murder case. The defendant Nor man Moon was described as aware of right and wrong and the consequences of his act on January 13 in the Warren County courtroom. Dr. John Urbain testified as assistant superintendent of Warren State Hospital and was called as a rebuttal witness by the commonwealth. The defense cross examined him while the commonwealth argued he showed a lack of remorse.
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Warren
Norman Moon
Allison D. Wade
Warren County
John Urbain
Warren State Hospital
Urbaitis
Commonwealth
Wis Crous
Medical Testimony At Trial Draws No Direct Moon Link
In Warren County the courtroom heard only tangential medical input as Dr Urbaitis discussed Norman Moon’s mental state. Prosecutors and defense planned final motions as jurors have heard 12 days of testimony and Moon’s fate now rests with the judge’s charge and the deliberating panel.
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Jrbaltis
Urbattia
Moon
James Mathes
Harold Nelson
Alexander C. Flick Jr
Kohn
Urbaitis
Attornny
David & Kohn
Samuel J .Broemer
Warren County Court
Connellsville
David Kobts
Cor Faye Thiet
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