The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 12

FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1955. THE DAILY COURIER. CONNELLSVILLB. PA. PAGE ELEVEN PICTORIAL REVIEW OF NEWS EVENTS IN WORLD BURIED SON, NOW HIS NAME IS ON POW LIST Sheds Her Husband TELLS OF ANTI-RED UNDERGROUND HE JUST GREW OUT OF 1-A June, 34; Mm.

Elsie Muan; WUUmn MUM; sister Gate, 10. Ftc. Oliver B. Munn allveT A riNSt NEW HOPE that Pfc Oliver B. Munn Is alive buoys his parents and two sisters In New York Nine month, ago they buried casket believed to coataln his body.

Now his appears on a new list of American soldiers possibly held by the Communists in Korea. (International WITH PENSIVE look Mary Rogers Brooks, 34, daughter of the late Will Rogers, sits in Santa Monica, Cal, court where she won an interlocutory divorce from Walter Brooks HI, 36, grandson of the late Mrs E. Stotesbury. Philadelphia social leader. Hia mother la former wife of Gen.

Douglas MacArthur. (Jntemoftional) FIREFIGHTERS LOOK AT DEATH RECEIVE NEWS SON IS POW HORROR BUNCHES, THI FACES of firemen at they upon tht body of Arthur Lally, who was burned to death in a New York He lost his life In an unsuccessful attempt to reach the window through which picture was taken. An upset oil stove started the blaze. SMIUNO MR. AND MRS.

NIEIS YDE, of San Francisco, Calif, are shown in their home after receiving word that their son's name, Capt, Enk F. Yde, was on a prisoner of war list of 173 men that has just been released by the United Notions Command. The captain was reported missing action in Korea more than a year ago. (International Smtndphoto) Opposed Taft NEW HAVEN IN POLITICAL STORM Cyrus Eaten CLEVELAND financier Cyrus Eaton It pictured in Washington as he told the Senate Elections Subcommittee that he personally contributed $30,000 to the 1950 campaign against Republican Senator Robert A Taft in Ohio The figure Included $25,000 listed as given by cix other persons. He added that it is long established custom" in Ohio to make similar political contributions.

(International) A YALE ALUMNUS, Sen. Robert A. Taft (left), presidential aspirant, gets a friendly greeting from Connecticut's Gov. John Duvis Lodge, a supporter of Gen. Dwight Eisenhower.

It happened in New Haven, where the Ohio Senator was given a noisy reception. (International) BLONDE Mis. Olga Koncn New York ship operator, is shown in Washington as she testified before a Senate investigating committee probing surplus tanker deals She said that her connection with a Chinese-conti oiled group seeking U. S. surplus vessels eventually netted her about half a million dollars.

(International Soundphoto) USING A MAP, Dr. C. W. Boldyrefl, head of the Russian Language Department at Georgetown University's Foreign Service School, explains the extent of undergiound activities which, he says, are undermining Stalin's Red empire. Russian-born Boldyreff succeeded In 1942 to slipping into the Soviet Union secretly and spent more than two years taking an active part in the anti-Bed underground.

(International) SON OF FAMED ACE SPREADS WINGS FAMILY TRADITION is carried on by Lt. William Foster RickenbaUcer, 24, as he arrives in Long Beach, Calif, to start a hitch with the 738th Ferrying Squadron. Son of World War I ace, Eddie Rickenbackcr, he strikes a pose often identified with his famous father. (International) NAVY COLD WEATHER 'EXERCISE' THE WINTRY BLASTS of the North Atlantic and icy ocean spray leave their mark on the guns of the heavy cruiser USS Albany after completing a cold exercise in the vicinity of Greenland Here, Gunner's Mate Ray Phillips, Shamokm, and Boatswain's Mate Joseph W. Welene, Archbold, break and chip the ice covering the ship's tuns.

(U.S. Defense Department Photo from International Soundphoto) CHARLES DALE ROSENBERGER'S mother stands on chair to meg sure his 6-foot height tn their Lorn Angeles borne on learning new draft classification 4-F. Charles just rew out of, 1-A, hen the 20-year-old registered In 1949 he was feet 5 limit is 6 feet Inches, so board rcclasslfled him. (Interttotvmat BOY, 13, ADMITS GIRL'S MURD! 13-YEAR-OLD Harold Ix rentson, fimithtown, L. faces possible first ctegree murder char after admitting be strangle) Lyde KKchner, 12, by pulling er scarf around her neck In a wcoded tot when refused to-let tina kiss her fend threatened to 'tell the teacher." Her body fit found Nov.

flitter Harold Lorentson In custody. Lyde Kitcbner, wouldn't 'CHECK THE RECORDS' IN WHAT APPEARS to be challenging setting. TYeasur Undersecretary Edward Foley (tight) confers tn Washington with enator Joseph McCarthy (R), Wisconsin, before testifying before the Senate executive expenditures committee on whether he ever interfered li the handling of tax cases. Foiey made a hasty return from New Xork after McCarthy said he wanted Internal Revenue Commlsaione) John Dunlap to the records" on Foley and tax HARRIMAN REPORTS ON NATO FORTY YEARS OF PROGRESS IN AIR OH Turned Red PHOTOGRAPHER TRUMAN SHOWS HOW IT'S IOONE MUTUAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATOR W. Averell Harrunan (left) to Washington with House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman James f.

Richards (S before making a closed-session report to the legislators. He gave the representatives his views on the recent North Atlantic Treaty Organization Confere.ac* la Usboa. AVIATION PROGRESS during the past 40 ysara is graphically illustrated in this photo which shows a modern Sibre jet flying over a 3912 pusher biplane The Sabre holds an official world's speed record of 670 mOes per hour, -wbearesMt the pusher doer m-pli TESTIFYING before the Senate committee Investigating high profits in surplus tanker dealti, Houston Wasson, partnei to the New law firm of Newbold Morris, President Truman's corruption hunter, says he advised the Cbinese-con- trolled United i'anker rorporatlon that gas and oil shipments to ports Red China were legal, but urged a check whether they conformed tg 13. (Ie.tfrtMiio»olj Bay Balrd poses at White House as President Truman snaps photo, It's a good PRESIDENT TRUMAN turned the tables on Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph photographer went to the Vvhite House to photograph him. The President took BaJrd'a picture, had photographed every Pieident since Teddy Roosevelt except Truiraii, Now to been a yaara.

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