Rescue Flight Crashes in Japan With 35 Aboard
Weather hinders search for a C-54 air freighter that crashed near the Tokyo area after departing from the Philippines. Thirty five were aboard including a high official tied to General MacArthur. Ground and air teams scoured 14 square miles in rugged terrain, while fog and surf battered efforts to locate the wreckage near Sagami Bay and Tachikawa air base.
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Prackikawa Air Base
Philippines
Tokyo
Japan
MacArthur
Phillippines
Prank & Pickelé
Chicago
Bf MacArthue
Manila
O Torrens
Washington
Bern- al Adams
New York
Wwrxa
Snegint Bay
Air Force
Tarhikawa
Corry School Board Names Three Member Superintendent Committee
The Corry Board of Education met to form a three member committee to begin selecting a new superintendent after David Swartz left for the Carste schools. The panel will include C. B. Monroe, E. W. [reldt ane] Graham. The meeting confirmed the resignation and opened the position for all applications amid election changes affecting local schools. The outcome reflects a tougher path to secure leadership as elections occurred on April 11. A separate, incomplete report notes the unidentified body of a man found in the Monongahela River, later identified as Harry Z. Feippheimer, 71, of Southside Pittsburgh, with the body recovered after a prior medical incident.
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Corry Board of Education
David Swartz
Carste
Monroe
Graham
Ili Theatah BG
Pittsburgh
Monongahela River
Harry 2
Feipheimer
Southside
Oftler
New Phone Tieup Now Threatened By AP
Ernest Weaver, president of Division A of the Communications Workers of America, said a strike call would be issued within 24 hours to 10,000 telephone installation workers if Western Electric does not change its position on the South Bend dispute. Western Electric, the Bell System manufacturing arm, faces possible work stoppage Wednesday if wage talks fail and federal mediators do not resolve the stalemate.
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Associated Press
New York
Ernest Weaver
Communications Workers of America
Western Electric Company
Scully Bend
South Bend
Western Electric Co
Spartansburg Syrup Festival Struggles Through Snow
A spring snowstorm delayed Spartansburg syrup festival events as Lions Club leaders extended the show to a third day. Crowds flocked to the school grounds where a giant tent housed exhibits and vendors served hot cakes with Jills Pride maple syrup. Judges from Pennsylvania State College evaluated density flavor and appearance with prizes awarded to local producers.
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Penmnytownia Manila
Lions Club
Jenn
Frank Murphy
Pennsylvania State College
Syr- UN
Spartansburg
Firth
Harlan Burlingame
Corry
Vali Gist
Alde Post
Rolle 8
Conterville
Stranahan Brothers
Hutching von Brothers
Frank Culver
Benson Brothers
Columbus
Arst
No Man Wheatall
Findley Lake Group Seeks More Members for Association
A letter drafted by C. M. Howard, president of the Findley Lake Property Owners Association, urges both members and non-members to join efforts to fund and complete improvements. Reported gains include garbage removal, lake dredging, water rights, dam work, a bathing berths, and park preparations. A work bee to clear the former mill property is planned, with concrete work by Lawrence and Richard Emory costing $400 and funded by a permanent membership fee. Session runs from dawn to dusk.
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Findley Lake
Lawrence
Richard Emory
Howart
Moon
Miss Easter's Parents Face Charges In Child Abandonment Case
Justice of the Peace T. F. Coyne ordered Mrs. Mary Kapeaynakl, 38, held on child abandonment and morals charges. Patrick Cunningham, 35, a boarder who admitted fathering the newborn, was held on morals charges.
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Ptissumus
Apioa
Missy Easter
Nille
Justice of the Peace
T. F. Coyne
Gurnegie
Mary Kapeaynakl
Patrick Cunningham
Babson Warns Subsidies Tighten Farmer Regimentation
Eureka Kans April 22 statistician notes farmers face regimentation from subsidies. He cites U S farm cash receipts rising from 38.69 billion in 1939 to a record 31.31 billion in 1948 and 27.703 billion in 1949. He warns weather and acreage use will shape 1950 crop receipts and urges renewed farm production to meet Allied needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Babson
Eureka
Kans
U. S
Fill Mater
Tarmers
Allie
Bugserver
Two Czechs Draw Death Sentences in Prague Trial
PRAGUE April 22 official Czech news agency reported two Czechs were sentenced to death for high treason and spying for the United States. A defendant received life imprisonment and three others 10 to 25 years. Former U S embassy officials were named as directing the espionage activities.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Suble Ecourh
United States
Alveney
U.S
Jaromir Nechanaky
Velesky Wahl
Nechansky
Wahl
Milos Sprysl
Jie Dobnalek
Miss Viekava
Ajax Distributor Earnings Slashed Amid Higher Costs
National Supply Company, major Ajax Teva Works distributor, reports first quarters show net profit down to 249 874 or 47 cents a share on sales of 50 151 617, versus 63 060 277 and 2 00 per share on 40 000 724 in 1949. Officials cite higher operating costs but note improvement since year start and nearing 1949 quarterly averages.
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Pittsburgh
National Supply Company
National Supply
Three New School Taxes Bring In 22572 This Year
A report details revenue from three new school levies, totaling about 922,672, with payments from various business sectors and clubs. The board anticipates continued revenue gains as it prepares the next year's budget, noting half the total comes from business and retail sectors.
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Join
Kehopl al Teolers
Simmer
Ailil
Scho
Jovenil
Bom
Qmuse
Hat Ue
Jrst
Worlkon Fhe Biiget
Promote Erie Freight Agent Chester Carnes to Buffalo Supervisor
Chester Carnes, Erie Railroad freight agent, is promoted to supervisor of stall and car service on the Buffalo and Rochester divisions with headquarters in Buffalo. Fay G. Hill succeeds him as chief rate clerk at the Youngstown office. Both promotions take effect next Monday. Carnes has served five years at the local office and plans to move his family to Buffalo once housing is arranged. He has been active in Kiwanis and the Presbyterian Church.
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Chester Carnes
Buffalo
Fay G. Hill
Chester Cones
Erie Railroad
Rochester
Wim
Ofice
Yolingstown
Carnes
Mr. Hin
Park Street
Kiwanis Club
Ald
Presbyterian Church
Phone Rate Hike Hearings Ended
Harrisburg April 22 The WY Was cleared for a decision by the Public Utility Commission on the Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation's request for a 2120000 a year rate increase. The case went to the commission for final action after technitians wound up a long investigation. Exhibits and testimony were to be bound for decision expected in at least a month.
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Sarrisburg
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Hnal Gexion
PUG Technitians
Boschies
Tate
Chrysler Talks In Hopeless Deadlock Report
A large chunk of garbled text from Detroit dated April 22 reports federal mediation failing to break a long strike by 49,000 Chrysler workers. The piece mentions federal mediation and cooling off periods, hopes for a new approach, and possible union-company concessions on pension funding and social security related issues, with uncertainty over a quick settlement. The fragmentary report notes talks at multiple sites and the UAW's Chrysler negotiating committee meeting planned for noon.
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Detroit
Alers
Chrysler Cirike
Ste Wink
Pat Tn
Chyler
Ptrike
Vial
Avr Unk
CI United Auto Workers Union
Vint
UAW
Tie
Watel
Bich
Ible
Alon-eronomie Ean Inne Lowes
Corey Days sales event draws 33 local retailers
Thirty three Corry merchants join Corey Days sales event spanning Thursday to Saturday. Participating shops advertise reduced prices with orange membership cards issued by the Chamber of Commerce. Stores listed include Brigham's Hardware, Montgomery Ward, Woolworth's, Heiman's Jewelry, Home Furniture Store, and the Corry Journal among others.
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Merenarita Bureau
Gnamber My Cow Mere Ihisel
Corry Hays
Corry
Hestweele
Chamber of Commerce
Brigham’s Hardware
Ade P
Fale
Feane
Loblaw's
Stew At Hat Shop
Leed's
Meersdink's
Root Appliance
Home Furniture
Barney’s
Firestone
Phillips' Jewelry
the Corry Journal
Transit Strike Continues in Johnstown
Johnstown street car and bus drivers extend a four day walkout in a widening transit dispute. Union officials and company news representatives held another bargaining session but showed little optimism about a quick settlement.
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Johnstown
Union and Company News Priaters
Alaska warns job seekers about Alaska employment lure
Officials caution that reports of high pay and short hours in Alaska have spurred interest but no rush. R E Sheldon clarifies that unauthorized ads and recruitment schemes are circulating, urging readers to rely on official state employment channels. Governor and union leaders echo warning about unverified postings and misleading claims.
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Alska
Stewart Long
Pennsylvania
Ing
Alaska
R. E. Sheldon
Employment Security Commission of Alaska
Albin
City Employment Service
Fairbanks
Piping TV signals reach Titusville homes after trial
A Titusville trial pipes television signals from a hill tower to homes, delivering bright clear pictures. Franklin firm explored local installation. terrain blocked direct reception in Corry. A 102 foot tower on Sunset Heights, amplification gear, and a 78 West Spring street setup enabled WDTV reception for families nearby.
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Titusville
Alds
Corry
Franklin
Eatwice
LidsVille
B. Ellsworth
Ellis R. Day
Mr. Day
Sunset Heights
Mr. Ellsworth
Fourth Street
Mr. Elsworth
West Spring Street
Pittsburgh
WDTV
Action Likely as Lawmakers Weigh Soviet Crisis Response
Washington April 22 Officials weighed options after the Soviet igniter attack on an American plane. Debates centered on breaking diplomatic ties or recalling ambassadors while others urged restraint. The United States demanded compensation for losses and considered pursuing a settlement through normal diplomacy via The Hague as talks continue.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Congress
Chesselade
Russia
Alan G
Lvedow -Consiitationy
Hague
Mundy
United States
Moscow
Pote Broweh & Prampk Te Hom
Secentary
House Democratic
Mecorfouek
Maisnelisetts
Kirk
Russe Mole
Kremlin
Fin Amerigen
Latvia
Baltic
Acheson
Hussia
Youth Nabbed In Truck Wreck Theft Case
Union City police rounded up a youth linked to a truck theft and crash that injured a driver named Ray Sanders in Waterford. The suspect, previously in trouble, was placed under probation supervision while the case awaits disposition.
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Union
Paul Munter
Union City
Inter Ray Sanders
Waterford
Serpewoneig
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WU. S
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AJAX
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Nations Supply Company
Ajax Teva
Dakotas
Minnesota
Riolers
Nurar Dakota
School Board — Business Levy
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Chrysler
Corey
Tncker
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