Nation Observes Memorial Day In Rites Tomorrow
Nation observes memorial day with ceremonies across the country. Veterans groups and officials will honor the dead from the Revolution to today. Arlington National Cemetery plans the Unknown Soldier ceremony with taps and remarks by the president. Observances include Arlington, Antietam, and Washington National Cemetery events as pages continue.
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Karma
Vifleseriek Sayltes
Arlington Nationat
Amiey
Donald Quirles
Antlehiem National
Maryland
D.C
Memorial Day Weather Outlook and Observances
The forecast promises fine weather for Memorial Day weekend with calm observances across churches parks and national shrines. In Pennsylvania events include a notable gathering at the Thorpe house in Mauch Chunk honoring an Indian athlete, plus parades fairs and horse racing attracting crowds and fanfare.
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Aso
Renidente
Frphwris Upos
Cere
Monier
Miso
Penhayivansia
Nouswleum
Thorpe
Mauch Chunk
Mauch Chui
Carban County
Public Invited To Services For War Dead
Public attendance invited for Memorial Day services honoring the citys war dead. The Veterans Council extended the tribute to Monday at 10 20 a m. with the Cory Area High School Band conducted by Ronald Rairie leading the ceremonies and Master of Ceremonies Olin Brack. The program features welcome address by Guy Abbey introductions of speakers and veterans groups, and a parade of community units. The ceremony includes musical selections by the choir and band and concludes with taps by Wendell Gare and benediction by Rev R Merriman.
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Nulblie
Ie Veterans Council
Corry Areaigh School
Ronald Rairie
Olin Brack
Guy Abbey
Bracken
Charles Deyoe
Veterans Council
Sam Buressi
Ameriesn
Loretta Beldon
Navy
Wendl Shields
Alfred Coney
Toon
Veta
Mabel Schwetey
George Andris
Americitn Tepton
Ally Orn
Amerie Legion
Reith
Wilkes
Antapewker
Hue Old
Stine Mathers
Hebudda
Rev KR
Merriman
Clusine
Uwe Helo
Willy Kpil Orie
Biktils
Bull Dyne
Wendell Gare
Rebels Battling In Cuba Power Cut Across Havana
Rebels clashed in northeast Cuba as an explosion knocked out much of Havana’s power grid. Government says 36 are dead or wounded. rebels reported movement toward central Cuban mountains. Army and aides suffered casualties. five plotters arrested at Cienfuegos after a gunfight. Public service restoration efforts resumed with uncertain timelines.
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Cuba
Muianillo
Comnibeid Praiitice
Laer
Fava Das Blom Syste
Enderide Castro
Sierra Maestra Range
Mexico
Cienfuengos
Santago
Rey
Ney
Castro
Do Chbyn Blee
Kelly Cowwork
Tn Havani
Solons Hurl Insults On Senate Floor
In a bombastic exchange Senators Morse and Capehart traded insults on the Senate floor as the chamber showed nearly empty attendance. Morse accused Capehart of dishonesty while Capehart urged the presiding officer to curb the remarks. The incident prompted calls to strike remarks from the record and raised questions about Senate decorum amid a broader dispute between Morse and GOP leadership.
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Mors
Senate
Uhey
Senato
Morse
Vane
Eienhower
Dave Beck
Partion Senate
Capehart
Morse Bn
Bock
Tpithrya
Morse Thes
Bixenhower
Oregon
la Capehart
Leif Douglas
D-11
Abbis Bassi Om Capehart
Douglas
Dowels
Thea
Six Candidates Seek YMCA Job in Corry
A listing of six candidates for the job of secretary at the new Corry YMCA was reviewed yesterday by the Personnel Committee. The North West District secretary said interviews will be held individually in the order of applications. The selection aligns with the expanded program planned for boys, girls, and adults after the new building opens.
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Keorehiry
New Corry
North West District
Sai
Oder
Wilmak
Mutiny Gas Attack Kills Officer in Six Hour Fray
In San Francisco a violent six hour armed incident aboard a transport left one officer dead and another seriously wounded. The attacker, identified as Ensign Morris, 36, of Ohio, fired through a doorway then killed a fellow officer before being shot. A suspect was convicted in a court martial and given four months confinement with fines and demotion. The event occurred aboard a naval vessel at a dock in San Francisco Bay with ongoing review.
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Mayal
Uyalde Ih
Necro Honmah Tinmle L. Het Aeron
Marine City
Calif
Sie
Becwuse
Caksrie
Bay
Ens
Morris
Stow
Ohio
Dnd
A. m
Len Deyxon
Maria
Henderson
Mor’ Ray
Beara
Richard
Renew Defense Budget Drive Faces House Barriers
House Republicans renewed effort to boost defense funding centering on restoring about 22 million of a 1 billion cut from defense funds by the Appropriations Committee. A recent roll call vote 145 to 119 against an Army maintenance boost offered conservatives hope, while Speaker Rayburn supported committee recommendations for a narrower defense package. Democrats argue most cuts are manageable through waste reduction, while Republicans warn deeper cuts threaten personnel and procurement programs.
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House Appropriations Committee
Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn i
Defense Department
Eisen- Jiower
Marlin
Massachusetts
Corry YMCA Receives $1,000 Gift Amid Campaign Push
The Corry YMCA reports a new $1,000 donation as funds near the danger point for continued construction of the local Y building. The plea notes total money still needed and urges residents and firms to fulfill remaining pledges promptly to sustain the campaign.
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Corry
Hinds
Rule Barkeeper Liable In Crash Ruling
Supreme Court today ruled that a tavern keeper who served beer to a minor was not to blame for a crash in which the youth became involved. The high court overturned a Delaware County Court decision finding the proprietor of the Baraches Fintel or Ridley Merk liable for the accident.
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High Court
Artie B. Leatherick
Delaware County Court
Dominick
Yoko
Baraches Fintel
Ridley Merk
GOP Leaders Ready For Dem Budget Drive
GOP leaders push a 27 million dollar cut to the State Welfare Department budget focused on mental health, while Democrats wage a 12 hour marathon of amendments to restore funds. The GOP claims votes to pass. clashes over mental hospitals and other line items mark the budget fight as the House moves toward a final vote.
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State Welfare Department
GOP
House Appropriations Committee
Three Men Plunge East River Bridge Jump Sparks Police Search
James de Vor 22, Ronald Roulette 20, and Paulos 18 drank to imitate Steve Brodie. They towed a rope from a motorist to the middle of the bridge, lowered themselves, and splashed into the East River. Roulette swam ashore dazed, while Paulos refused to continue and sought a Queens diner. De Vor remained missing as police hunted along the Queens shore.
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Wwu
East River
Steve Brodie
James de Vor
Ronald Roulette
Paul Paulos
Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
Dé Vou
Havals
Rouletts
Paulos
Queens Shore
Roulette
de Voe
Ronnie
Butte
Men Held In Greensburg For Trafficking Pills To Truckers
In Greensburg Pennsylvania police detained two men Guy W Berlin of Cadillac Michigan and Herman H Bursous of Compton California after agents confiscated two cases of tablets they said were stimulants sold to truck drivers. They face charges under the dangerous drugs act awaiting further action.
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Pai
Mimbingdor Township
Pennsylvania
Guy W. Berlin
Cadillar, Mich
Herman HL Bursous
Compton
Calif
Pelicy
Humphrey Resigns As Treasury Aide
George M Humphrey resigns as secretary of the Treasury. Robert Anderson, former deputy secretary of defense, is named to succeed him. Anderson previously served as secretary of the Navy and deputy secretary of defense. President Eisenhower formally sends Anderson’s nomination to the Senate and accepts Humphrey’s resignation with flexibility on the effective date.
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George M. Humphrey
Washington
George M Humphrey
Treasury
Robertt
Anderson
Defense
Humphrey
Wilts Holliw
Eisenhower
Isenhower
Senate
Navy
Congress
Jim
Police Probe Murder and Death by Own Action in County
The body of a 19-year-old woman was removed to Clivelunes for an autopsy as law enforcement and state police continued investigating her death and that of a 2-year-old boyfriend Judy Barber a woman at Wilmington Area High School was found dead in Werhothe yesterday. Theodore Fordney an elderly postman was found dead in his yard moments later and authorities treated it as murder or death by own action though no ruling was made pending full inquiry. Autopsy to be performed by Dr Lester Adelson of Western Reserve University to determine cause of death amid ongoing investigations by Lawrence County Coroner Meehan and state police.
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Clivelunes
Lawrence Genty
Ain
Judy Barber
Wenlie
Wilemingloch Area High School
Sie
Werhothe
Wieder
Theodore Fordney
Postul
Wis
Finch
Lawrence County
Meehan
Lester Adelson
Estern Reserve University
Harold Rice
New Castle
Pal State Polite Barracks
Salt
Barber
Toom
Collnge Shidett
Ring
Woman May Upset Kentucky Dems TOSEY
A noisy political contest in Kentucky features Miss David Owens challenging incumbent Chandler for the Democratic nomination for clerk of the Court of Appeal. With many precincts reported, Owens leads by a slim margin, signaling an upset potential as votes continue to be tallied.
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Tosey
Kelling
David Owens
A. B
Chaniter
Misa Owens
Court of Appeal
Senate probes seek end to Beck case Tuesday
Senate rackets committee opens hearings into Teamsters Union funds amid corruption claims. Dave Beck and two other figures face questions on alleged misappropriation as the committee pursues a probe trailing $415,000 to $540,000 in questioned expenditures.
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Bakers Union
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D-Atle
Senate Committee
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Mers
Dave Bede
Dave Becker
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Is Union
Joseph McEvoy
Fred Verschaerer
Teamsters Union
Bakers
M. Hey
Curtis B. Sims
Oreasurer
Hold Tria In Auto Theft Case In Pittsburgh
Youths from Williamsport detained after police testimony. Magistrate Johnson held Art Reeves and Clarke, both tied to a planned auto theft scheme. Paul Ryan testified the group planned to steal to finance car payments and to pay a finance company. Officers recovered a car as suspects were taken into custody en route to Pittsburgh from a prior store burglary in Shore, Pa.
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Eplitt
Pittsburgh
Williamsport
BN Johnson
Art Reeves
Springs Act
Shad Clarke
Monsivillé
Pasinet Fry
Boefore
Pittsbiyeh Thie
Toray Shore
Ryan Sild
Adenauer Rules Out German Area in Disarmament Plan
Chancellor Adenauer opposed including German territory in any first-step disarmament plan with Russia. He said aerial inspections should not apply to Germany, noting Germany’s central role and consent as essential. His three-day Washington visit ends as talks stress a U S Soviet approach and future prospects remain uncertain.
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Russia
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Pacific
Wiy
London
United States
Adenailer
Adenauer
Eisenhower
Judge Blasts Jury After Freeing Pair
In San Diego Criminal Court Judge John Hewicker harshly criticized a six man six woman jury that acquitted Beatrice Winn and Lucille Whisenand of kidnapping and attempted murder charges involving Ruth B. Latham. The six hour deliberation followed the lengthy trial, with the judge saying the verdict showed preconceived notions. Winn, 87, a homemaker involved in business and politics, and Whisenand, a divorcee and U S Customs clerk, were released from county jail after weeks in custody since September 14.
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Ruth B. Latham
John
Hewicker
Beatrice Winn
Cucille Whisenad
San Diego Coun
Criminal Court
Lathurilir
San Tikeo
Winn
East West Weather Mix Sparks Across Regions
Reported mild, dry conditions in the east contrast with unsettled, stormy activity in the west. Forecasters note scattered thunderstorms and flood risks as systems traverse the continent overnight.
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