U S Moves To Bolster Arctic Area Defenses
The United States plans to restrict Aleutian island access to military personnel and expand troops in Alaska while a U S carrier task force will visit Bergen Norway for a goodwill mission. Officials describe actions as routine but indicate broader force and air strength growth in the Arctic defense posture.
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Convoy of 250 Trucks Leaves Turnpike Amid Weight Checks
A large protest convoy of about 250 to 260 trucks moved from the Pennsylvania Turnpike with a sit down action and a police weight check campaign in progress. State police weighed trucks with portable scales, arrests made for weight limit violations as drivers faced penalties.
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Thomas J. Evans
Varamission
Everett
Getall
City Sets Daylight Saving Time This Summer
City Council voted unanimously to observe Daylight Saving Time from April 25 to September 26. Mayor J Byed intuy proclaimed the change after the action, noting the move aligns with standard time adjustments used in several Pennsylvania communities.
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Unig
J. Byed
Fairhaven housing project sale halted amid war fears
The disposition of the Fairhaven 101 unit housing project in Corry was reportedly disrupted as the Federal Public Housing Authority cancelled sales at government owned developments for the time being. Regional rep Jamun Bof ferty could not be reached in New Castle while Dafferty was in New York City. officials had expected final sale arrangements soon but global tension delayed progress. The PPHA reportedly instructed continued operation of existing developments until world conditions improve.
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Corry
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Jamun Bofferty
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PHA
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Thomas Agency Buys Property On Clinton Allen Streets
Thomas Motor Co purchases the O A Stennett property behind the Thomas Chevrolet agency on Clinton street fronting Allen street. Lawrence Thomas says the transfer plans include razing the old structures and building a modern addition to house a stop for fly automotive service. The 70 by anda lot area is involved and the purchase price is not disclosed.
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O. A. Stennett
Fly Automotive
Teil
Driver Guilty in Crossing Case Before Alderman Court
A hearing in front of Alderman Cobbett found driver Lionel Vagal Corry D5 guilty for failing to heed a crossing watchman’s signals at the First Avenue railroad crossing. The defendant challenged the watchman’s account, arguing errors in the reported incident and the badge number cited.
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Lional Vagal
Corry
First Avenue Railroad
City Council Letters Shady Avenue to End as Dead End Street
After lengthy discussion the council approved two ordinances to vacate a section of Shady Avenue at the north end and convert it into a dead end. The measure includes transfer of vacated property to Corry Jamestown Mig Corp and limits access to the near railroad area. A traffic survey showed light use, and a special session was planned to finalize readings. The meetingAlso covered Clean Up Days, the Elwanis Summer Festival, and amendments to Mead Park bylaws.
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Alreut
Howard Loveand
P. Miller
Jultnell
Cornell
Bersinldston
Elwanis
Philip Zale Teck
A. J. Aikens
Blanche Eleher
First
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Analaetan
Tne
West Columbus Avenue
Mead Park
Orey Brewer
Columbus Avenue
Mitch
New York Chooses Delegates in Scribbled Race
In New York on April 6 delegates to the national convention are expected to favor Dewey though no candidate is pledged by law. Dewey’s forces claim the big New York bloc, with other hopefuls left outside the front runners.
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Denideraile Nation
Ann Verition
Milwaukee
MacArihy
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Republicat
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Beek
Dotwius MarArihis
Thomas
Wewey
Harold
Shosse
Minnesota
Dewey
MacArthur
Luis
Wilke
ABC
Woilla Mack Jb
Michukee County
Violent flareup mars West Virginia coal region unrest
Across West Virginia, a brief bout of violence erupted as pickets clashed with truck drivers and mine workers near Barbour and Harrison counties. Five men were arrested on conspiracy charges. twelve injured, none seriously, as protests spread from strip mine districts to surrounding coal operations.
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Philadelphia & Reading Cost & Tron Company
Ashland
Ami
Wwilkes- Barre
Glen Aden Coal Company
Chstraely
John Hagan
Pilagius 9
District 9
United Mine ‘Workers
Bogan
Musburgh
Harrison- Barbour County
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Gratton
Jane Gui
West Virginia
West
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March Adds 62 Jobs as Ohio Hiring Rises
Pennsylvania State Employment Service reports 62 new job placements in March amid rising hiring. Analyst Lon Long notes a drop in registered job seekers from 381 to 206 and predicts a tighter labor market with openings in clerical, service, sales, and manufacturing sectors.
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Reminders Sent for Community Chest Gifts Shortfall
Officials issued reminders to about 100 contributors of the Community Chest after an accounting showed 820100 in cash collected with about 4000 unpaid. Reminder statements targeted core section work while payroll deductions continued. Once all contributions arrive the total will cover obligations and the 1600 cancer fund payout.
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Communists Call Nationwide General Strike Amid Global Tensions
AP dispatch reports a Communist dominated federation calling a nationwide general strike while Greece accuses Bulgaria of abducting 100 Greek soldiers near the Turkish border. Separately a DC-4 test flight from MacArthur Field returned after engine trouble forcing an immediate landing.
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Berlin tension eases as Soviets regret fatal plane crash
Reports from Milwaukee and Wisconsin poll banks show Dewey facing a potential surprise vote. MacArthur leads delegates while Wisconsin voters temper expectations as Dewey campaigns locally.
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UMT HITS SNAG IN SENATE TALKS
In Washington the Senate armed services committee faces discord over Universal Military Training. Senator Robertson warns a single package may fail. Gurney leans toward passing UMT with selective service but avoids committing to bundling. Treasury reports show receipts and large debt figures.
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Pact Signed Between Russias And Finland Shocks Parliament
Assunute' Pasa reports a treaty of friendship and assistance between Russia and Finland. The agreement, hammered out in Moscow, aims to ease cooperation but faces strong parliamentary scrutiny and potential military commitments. Finland may rethink independence as the pact unfolds.
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Pinta Jie Russie
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Rusela Winns
Hoffman to be named aid plan chief in U S effort
President Truman moves toward naming Paul Hoffman to head the aid plan as part of a broad European recovery program. Hoffman returns from Japan and is slated for a luncheon with Army Secretary Royall as he outlines the administration’s drive to coordinate foreign aid amid interagency questions.
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Wie
Russians Promise Safeguards After Berlin Plane Crash
Soviet officials voiced regret over the Soviet British air collision over Berlin that killed at least 15. The Russian commander pledged future safeguards for Allied air access, while British and American aircraft continue limited operations as Berlin tensions rise.
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Prev
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Corry Driver Hurt In One Car Accident
A Corry driver was injured in a single vehicle crash on Route 7 near the Graken area yesterday. State police investigated the incident naming We Sam Loveland Jr 20 of 2b street as involved. the car left the roadway and struck a neighborhood fence, causing cuts and other injuries.
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Carlin
Twen Burracks
Sam Loveland, Jr
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