Derrick (Newspaper) - July 22, 1949, Oil City, Pennsylvania If financial pressure en you Mil your cjr an in- expensive for cash Dill THE OIL CITY DERRICK Tlw W ASSOCIATED LEASED WIRE THE ORGAN OF OIL AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS cloudy with and a to today and fair and humid in 1871 No 20 PAGES CML CITY PA FRIDAY MORNING JULY 22 1949 20 PACES Pma Five CMK Brannan Farm Plan Rejected By House Vote Subsidy Proposal Of Agriculture Secretary Scuttled HOUM Continuance Of Present Through 1950 By FRANCIS M LE MAY Washington July major defeat for the administration the house today the Brannan farm plan 239 to I 70 and voted to continue the pro ent price support program through 1950 The Brannan plan offered by he secretary of ture would let the market price of perishable foods drop to their natural level If they went below a point considered fair to the government meaning the taxpayers would pay subsidies to the farmers Senate Ratifies Atlantic Treaty J By Overwhelming 82 to 13 Vote Senate Coalition May Amendment To Funds BUI Washington July 21 pluies off the by means purchases and loans of commodities are In this way at 90 per or parity which U a price tl tbe farmers a fair chasing power Any losses on luch are made food by the The continuing this program another year was passed and sent ts senate on a vote 383 to but the previous by which the Brannu plan was to 170 was the crucial test 1 Vote to Kill Farm Law The house made another major approval ol an amendment to hill the Alken arm law enacted by the 80th congress Set to 1930 Ihi permit a flexible 60 to 90 per cenl of parity for major A Democratic-Republican nor headed by Rep Gore D- took complete charge of 1 the house not oven a personal Under the present program the government sleeps A powerful ember economy coalition in the ate today broadly hinted that it may try to tack on to an appropriation its to force President Truman to cut spending 5 to 10 per cent Senator asked Democratic Leader of Illinois to bring the cost Britain's Wartime Leaders Criticise Roosevelt Policies By HAROLD L MILKS London July of Britain's lop leaders questioned wisdom of President Roosevelt's unconditional surrender policy toward Germany They were Winston Churchill who nodded at Casablanca when President Roosevelt first announced such a TRUMAN OKAYS VAUGHAN Congrew Given Go-Ahead Signal To Query Aide In Contract Probe appeal by Speaker could MVA the day for ths tion Marjy Gore And of have supported many tion hills joined the to the plan Soms of said the plan which promised cheaper food for consumers fOt lu support principally from from argued bit would make farmers wards of the and would to a peacetime OPA and cost billions more than Washington July dent Truman gave congress the ahead today If It to question his military aide MsJ Gen Harry about At the same time the president said does not believe Vaughan involved in five op- Two major generals Alden Waltt chief of army's ical corps and Herman the quartermaster general have been suspended Secretary of the Army Gray said it appeared they may out sons tion Improperly They were relieved of ter a Investigation by the senate expenditures of reports that persons claiming Influence with W ash ton officialdom have con- to get government con- tracts for businessmen for a five plan lo vote lly to uy when If ever It will come up He contends should do HB own economizing McClellan that to It the probably le offered as York July to a He said he Fernandez today named his reluctant to usurp the leadership ne ol a Republican Leader Wherry widow they hid snared in a Nebraska observed that the GOP hearts racket policy committee unanimously Fernandez insisted he hid ors on the proposal to dt wilh hc he Lucas View of Future pi-as In the bathroom of a Valley ent supports Wara backera wained an the hand that under the present program the eons urn CM may he with high to keep prices up while seeing food rot on the ground The houea commit Lee On SAji Hay Senator Hoey m it tee laid that be called if he hat anything important to tell Vaughan ban tic en quoted saying he about 300 five la At his news conference today fight to In 19 Foreign Secretary Ernest who was labor minister In Church war cabinet Words of the r I can dead five yean were quoted li the of debate on foreign In which charged Lhat left ua Germany u Both Bevin ind Churchill alj criticized In the Amer lean attitude toward tbe mantling of German war plants attacked plan which himself with Roosevelt a Quebec In This called fo turning postwar Germany Into farming country by awa her industry The plan ly dropped Regret At Churchill said he was put my Initials to It defending the Labor gov eminent from Conservative charg Mrs Beck glumly thai It had been ward aa ha tald hLi Fernandez Mri Beck Murdered Widow In Racket Klan Leader Quits th president wat asked he had decorated Vaughan in a mock ceremony at the White 1 House was given a mock medal because of his angry encounter with newspaper men who tried to pi- who controls the order N Y apartment ie shared In the Java this I with lover Mrs Martha Beck ook Into the future In boner when It took place senators 1 He could almost ator that he aenale will lake action on tKe to repeal eral may night Tuesday Thursday with Saturday likely the it faced a heavy 3 Senate debate on rights this Is a ity 4 The raising the hourly minimum wage from 0 to 75 cents be put aside a few days o act on several major appropriations In- for foreign aid and the armed The senate appropriations com- millet meanwhile poured cold water on the plans for Chairman mer Thomas to save hy culling on stockpile buying Thomas told so after ai closed committee But he voiced hope of support i BE SURE TO REGISTER There will be a heavy vote at the primary election September I 3 There will be a heavier one ai the election November This makes it im- portant for everyone to register who is not Those not registered are people who have not voted at recent elections or who have moved their place of residence To accommodate those who want to register registrars will sit at the City Hall in Oil City today from I until S p m and from 7 until 9 p m Those who cannot register today will have an opportunity to do so at the Court House in lin The registration office in the Court House will be open until noon Saturday There are many important to be filled in Venango county in Oil City and Franklin and in townships and boroughs If you are going to vote in the primaries and election you must be Truman Voices Anger Over News Leak About Secret Atomic Parley By D HAROLD OLIVER RESERVATIONS Vote To Be Followed By Of Arms Aid By JOHN D OWEN Washington July senate by the over- j whelming vote of 62 to 13 late today ratified the North tic treaty pledging 12 to give mutual aid against All reservations were de- Designed as a bulwark against any attack by Soviet sia the pact puts ths United Into a military alliance witi European nations for first In history 82 yes votes were IS more than the two-thirds majority sary to ratify The senate refused to modify States In aar Thro contested that Ins dots not commit us to tnd arms Both Fernandez and are on trial on first degree murder IB Bronx in tht death of the lonely widow N Y The prosecution alleges that Mrs Beck Mra Fay twice with a hammer and that er with a scarf Of X bulbed and crowded listened Intently aa Fernandez fied for the second day In hi a defense Under questioning by his counsel Herbert EL Rosenberg defendant told version of what happened in the Valley apartment laat Jan 4 Fay had giv him in cash and checks she from three Albany bantu and on Jin 3 he and Mn Beck brought Mrs Fay for a cut in the military program AJa July The ranking Ku Klan leader quit today u grand jury prepared to new evidence in the war en masked sters The home ot another Klan lead-1 er now In jail for duce KKK records was during the night and lorae pap era Whether the Klan records were taken was not immediately Dr E P Birmingham physician as president o the Federated Ku Klux Klans Inc after a row with liam Hugh Morris KKK director I differ with some cf the menls that have wormed their way into the who used Klan robes to go out and whip people Dr The grand Jury meets in special session tomorrow Seventeen were indicted for mob ence by a previous grand Jury home in the Ml Olive community IS miles no rib of here was In great disorder today hy Mrs Morris had spent the Morris In Jail sine July 7 on m pi citation fof refusing to give the records to a grand jury wto hLi KKK papers were there And may have been stolen ask him about Washington five And the committee struck a It was trien that kind of blow for economy It j Vaughan said he knew about 300 of them in Klui The incident occurred at Washington union eta lion when Vaughan and his family relumed from a vacation trip to Guatemala July 6 Report Medal Vaughan was asked wbo paid I for the Guatemala trip He Election Closes Lions Convention that II waa God damn business but he that each passenger paid hii own way Newsweek the president Continued On Toril ji College Head Named arrt Pa July Announcement of the appointment of the John J Lane aa dent of college of Barre was made today Father Lane waa elevated from the post of dean of the college to the succeeding the Very Rev W of tbe eastern province of the Congregation of the Holy Father resigned the because of the of other convention today with a plea by new C Fisher that its 385.000 live to make men free Fisher ejected by acclamation departed from his prepared ance speech to paraphrase the Llc hymn of Republic He told of applauding i were upjet sad by the United Slates Looking al raid It rather hard fa have ing policies la Germany the unconditional surrender policy left Germany now leader of the op replied he had agreed to Roosevelt unconditional render policy but only after terra wu by the president without con ml ion tie 1 waj there on tbe spot and 1 had rapidly to whether our sition In the would Justify me in not support to Churchill I did support hut It waj not the Idea I had formed la my own If British cabinet bad con- these words the would advised But working In a threat alliance with our friendt from the ocean we had to accommodate OUT- to H In The unconditional surrender pol New York July icy for Germany Japan and Italy CIO transport workers today waa announced Jan it Mayor William peace plan and voted to end an workout on 30 bus lines They are expected to return to their on lines of the New York City Omnibus Corp and the Fifth Avenue Coach Co after midnight The two private firms carry about passengers daily on thorough fare s Dismissal of four mechanics led to the strike of 3.300 drivers and maintenance men However union broadened I la grievances and demanded a an hour Increase in Washington July wages and other contract Democrats today waved a red The threatened to In front of louthern Democrats to other and perhaps provoke a decision to for early Washington July Truman that Kit tecret atomic energy meeting at the Blur lut week relatively and for the tion to be alarmed lit likely lead to But he anger over he But a leak that meeting was to Plan to End Bus Strike Accepted after a between President und Churchill Newsmen reported that Churchil nodded the reported complete 01 ON Page or go to The voter came st end of days of furious debate IB which of the treaty that He said hli Oswu ence that he didn't like lhat and fas still doesn't like It Hs who ed he said but he to ulge hli lame Whether this will be Invited to another will be decided when and fa second meeting Is held Be a diplomatic con- snd atomic energy of- participated In last day night's meeting al the iaa private isard about It In advance but ran up against a blank wall seeking In- formation when It ended Hany Reports On Conference afterward there were many ports that the conference dealt with question whether to share tht latest A-bomb with Britain Following another conference on Capitol Hill legislators Indicated n belief that Mr man would not divulge tbe rets to the without approval of congress SEVERAL IN Secretary of Stats Issued a statement ot ot this ths i ta tit worW the Four Men Critically Burned When 2 At PUnt Explode Am grin ill op quickly with arms Baltimore July big stills blew up today In a fire which critically hurried four men and scorched two dozen Ten workmen at the Esso ard Oil company in the suburban Industrial Cantor district were More than a score of others Including tix firemen were treated for burns The question of secrecy cropped On House to Take Up Tax 1 one word In slowdown on thr city's vast sub- house action on FEPC aad ths his peace proposal Isst line to to all ot the challenge of aU the He died to make men holy let us live to fret Fisher s from succeeded Dr Eugene S Briggs of Enid as International president He an- that the twill be held July in poll tax O'Dwyer In a which ran A party chief said it re- into the early hours of today sold but merely coincidental TWU negotiating committee on thai civil rishta thrust came Basically It puts things back led war on rheie they before just after a southern bice administration's It calls for eventual of Leider McCormack D- Issues that led to the strike told the to HERE'S GOOD ADVICE TO INCREASE BUSINESS A Small ad placed in Tht want ad section Services or Wanted will you new business The Morning Derrick and ning Blizzard offer the most complete coverage In this ares your ad reaches those Far Away Places and we're sure youll be on an Inexpensive want ad Forever and Ever once you place your ad and see It pull results In your DIAL Want Ads for remits Committee Suggestion Is Threat to Recovery ti poll will be tsken up by house ne By J M JR Af One of the of the American com- report oo means of peace would threaten the operation of the European re- covery program That Is the for ing distribution and allocation of coal and from the Ruhr over o the United Nations economic commission for Europe In Which haa a voice The economic commission aa the report out bu been playing an important mid Increasingly er In out Europe It contributed to revival of trade that union Tht privait agreed to drop Shortly afterward the house 000 federal courl damage lull crs seek a vote on creation of lodged the union at the a fair employment practices conv of the walkout The mission to prevent race ies hsd the of breach nation In of contract The drive got when the j Despite the large number labor committee accepted 19 affected by the strike to t a favorable subcommittee port on the FEPC It July 29 for final committee action In closed session tne committee voted IB to 7 to motion by Rep Steed to the Oil Firms Report Drop in Earnings Philadelphia July Two Philadelphia oU today reported a slurp drop In earnings for ths first half cf Sun Oil which ed Us earnings fell JO per cert be- lov the total recorded In the first six of blamed the drop on lower prices of our a reduced volume of business on moit Items except gasoline and increased costs particularly wages San reported net Income for the fint six months of 1949 at BU equal to 12.54 per common shire compared wilh or for the similar period of IMi Atlantic fill only 23 per cent re- lOfted its six-month Income it equal to KM per sharr with tbe Three hundred firemen battled In hest for an hour before out the roaring flames which threatened gasoline Lanke The first of the stills In which crude oil Is refined to line blew up shortly after noon Another one let go about 15 mln UIM later I thought it was an atomic said Charles Blinker who cas driving by the square refinery Eck and Leo two workmen said they were Ing toward Ihs first still when It exploded was arily blinded by the flash and ed running toward H Eck turned him around Eck saw several men their ing ablaze running from the Ing still He and ripped off the clothes of the Injured men and look them to the plant In- in a Iruck TKe four moat seriously burned Charles Schepling 37 William Emmerich treaty with arms for the partners in Europe It may fa te congress tomorrow the truly majority approval of bota Is required Moit of the opponents of Um treaty centered their fire on the arms program Throughout the day three Republican senators fought bitterly to get the senate to lhat ths treaty does not com- mit this to share the atomic bomb or other arms with Europe Backers of the treaty tie Contijiurtf On Page Retiring Co John J Aires 43 or for Ills effects hsd nol been great be- tween east and The cause was stepped up on are advocating lhat the United parallel bus routes and subways States encourage closer cooperation between the economic cooperation ShoD administration and the U N com- JL V report St mission In preparation for the lime By AFL would hive cilled the Marshall pian hall eral Which is all well and good So Isi Pittsburgh July W the tacit acceptance the Marshall although the between ECA snd the American ban on exports of strategic or a union shop Employ ip the ahead announced today that The subcommittee Rep ployes of Brothers unsuccessfully mest department voted W In get full approval of the meas at After a protest he to Europe Is con- bers of local 568 the eight-day delay Meal cutlers union voted on The committee action waa a vie The official American Idea Is that while this ban does Interfere with trade II li a price which muitte paid In the cold war Company officials said could not estimate the damage They said the explosion probably caused by leaking Income Levy Replaces Barred Resources Tax July sylvania school districts are Ing lo Income and per capita taxes to augment their revenues tince tht legislature took away their authority lo levy im- posts under the local tax law In a NLRB poll yesterday gory for civil rights who been blocked slace June In trying to blast the out of com- But sonie of them were Republican Register any day now until July 23 court bouse On A'irr 1 20 n Adv had hoped action today foi Reports to tht bureau of affairs of the of Internal today showed new Income tuts going Into In dozens of school districts many of them enacted In recent weeks Previously HI school districts had on the mining or ceasing ot coal or natural I sources The 1949 general assembly barred tax levies on coal and other natural resources manufacturing or farm products originating in the taxing district and the new law already hsd become effective for school districts Tee slso imposed limits on the of other school and csn Impose under tbe in addition income taxes on non-residents were tanned as far SB schools are concerned Typical of the new lixis reported to the stale were one per cent On Pats Italian Chamber Approves Treaty Rome July 31 Italy's chamber of Ignored a test from Soviet Russia and proved the North treaty 313 lo 180 today Approval toy the senate expected ly a slighter margalo will parliamentary ratification Ths signature of President make U official Runia charged la notes to the United States Britain France and Italy ed terms of her peace treaty when her government signed the Atlantic pact by of tie western towers The United States Britain and France were accused of The Soviet argument wu that he North Atlantic treaty which binds 12 western European and American nations to oppose slon la really and ed at Russia and her Russian said that In signing the peace treaty Italy pledged not to do anything tie other signatory nations which include Russia and not loin any alliance or groupings suing aims Foreign Minister Carlo told ths chamber he was astounded by the He called o the reply of Atlantic pact sters to a similar April The replied that he pact wu not aa aggressive Premier de Gasperi's ian dominate the ber and passage of the pact was a foregone conclusion Eight of tht IT at Stocka
