Marshall in Germany Shows Disappointment over Austrian Pact
In Berlin Secretary of State George C. Marshall paused after Moscow and said he had hoped for agreement on the Austrian treaty. He stressed that no date or chance for a big three meeting was discussed and that differences with Russia were clarified among the four foreign ministers.
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Germany
Senate Calls For Report From Marshall Acheson Quits Dept
Washington reports say Senate leaders demand a first hand report from General George C Marshall as Secretary of State Dean Acheson seeks relief from duties and return to private law practice. The move follows Marshall's Moscow talks and a push to appoint a replacement for his top assistant amid ongoing German and Allied issues.
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Milk Price Cut Hearing Set for May Sixth
Milk price reduction hopes were raised as a hearing is slated for May 6 at the county courthouse in Harrisburg. The Milk Control Commission announced the review will cover all production and distribution aspects and similar hearings in other regions have led to price drops from 22 to 18 cents per quart during peak summer production.
Ball Predicts Stronger Labor Bill Is Certain
Senate debate on the labor reform bill continues as Sen Ball predicts at least 50 senators will back amendments expanding checks on unions. The plan includes court injunctions to curb jurisdictional strikes and secondary boycotts, outlawing health and welfare funds, and barring national unions from coercing locals.
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Hospital head outlines fee policy shift at conference
Hospital executives from Corry to Pittsburgh discussed rising costs. Clement W. Hunts of Capital Hospital Service urged uniform accounting to determine actual service costs and to relieve paying patients from subsidizing free care. W J Sepp of West Penn Hospital noted a survey of 33 hospitals backs the call for standardized charges.
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Capital Hospital Service
Harrisburg
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West Penn Hospital
Fittsburgh
Bell Telegraph Strike Shuts Out 6000 Pennsylvania Workers
The nationwide walkout by 6000 Bell Telephone maintenance and repair workers in Pennsylvania began amid disputed coverage and unclear impact. Union leaders said a small portion in Erie joined, while Bell officials reported 46 percent of maintenance staff out. Negotiations resume Monday as fears of statewide service disruption mount.
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Bombs Hit Tel Aviv Police Billet in Bloody Raid
In Tel Aviv bombs blasted the police billet as British troops and Jewish underground actions stirred the city. A parked van rammed a diplomat’s post at the billet, a bridge was found re wired, and roadblocks halted traffic while rumors of a broader crackdown spread through Palestine’s main data.
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Easter flood damage in region estimated at 4.5 million
Preliminary estimates from the Pittsburgh district army engineers put damage from the Easter flood across northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York at 4.5 million dollars. Col Lorence described the headwater flood path through French Creek, Brokenstraw Creek, Onewago Creek, and the upper Allegheny River, with thousands of acres inundated and many losses.
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PorWille
Rent Ceilings To Be Continued
Washington April 29 The Hoose banking committee after reversing itself to 10 percent General boost in rent ceilings will submit for House action to continue rent controls at least until December 31 A fierce battle is likely beginning next Wednesday on other provisions of the Veterans Housing Act which would abolish government controls over building materials and construction Rep Buffett author of the 10 percent rent hike amendment said he would not press for another vote The committee approved his proposal in a 4 to 1 vote yesterday.
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Willa Cather Dies at 70 in New York
Pulitzer prize winning novelist Willa Cather died in New York yesterday from an eight cerebral hemorrhage at age 70. Her notable works include My Ántonia The Archbishop Death Comes for the Archbishop and Sapphira and the Slave Girl. She won the Pulitzer Prize in 1923 for One of Ours.
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Pirates Seize Coastal Steamer Sir Harvey Adamson
Reports from Hangoong Burma April 25 say jslanes alerted over Penang to probe rumors that pirates seized the Sir Harvey Adamson, missing a week amid cyclonic winds while en route. In New York military officials said global police force talks stalled on key issues.
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Associated Press
Hangoon
Burma
Penang
Harvey Adamson
New York
Unite of Nations
Woman Accuses Nap Law After Awakening in Locked House
Neighbors reported a woman on East Church Street had appeared dead in her living room. City officers forced entry after 4 pm finds. the woman stirred and ordered them out, asking why napping at home was against the law. Two patrolmen observed the odd scene.
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Warrants Issued On 250 Delinquent Tax Accounts
A Cory tax agency representative prepared warrants for about 250 overdue accounts tied to 1930 to 1945 property taxes. Warnings urge payment within five days to avoid prosecution and potential wage attachments and levies. Public sale actions may follow unpaid accounts, with added costs and potential penalties.
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Cory
Tadér
Pennsylvania
Leicester Brown
E- Haquen
Man Pleads Guilty in Seven Counts of Unemployment Fraud
A Curry man pleaded guilty to seven counts of misrepresentation for collecting unemployment compensation while employed at local plants. He faces 520 fines per count, suspended, with 160 days on each count to restitution. The case emerged after a state employee noticed simultaneous work and benefits. Names withheld. investigators confirmed seven claims via Harrisburg records.
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Tocal
Justin "Butters
Harrisburg
Terlod
Stewart A. Long
Corry Lieut Kinley Returns From Byrd Antarctic Expedition
Lieut Edward Kinley, a Corry Navy officer and communications officer on the USYancey during Byrd's South Polar expedition, arrives home on leave with wife Mrs Eleanor Kinley and his parents. He traveled from San Francisco by plane, arriving Wednesday on the West Coast from Honglu.
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Eleanor Kinley
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Yancey
Structure Of Prices Is Still Unbalanced, EU Unions Say
An Associated Press survey shows price structure remaining unbalanced after a month of discussion sparked by President Truman. Some reductions appeared, but many prices stayed the same or rose. Retailers report little room for broad cuts until manufacturers ease costs, with spot wholesale prices for several commodities rising or falling, while basic materials largely held steady.
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Truman
Corry Rotary Club to Attend District Meet in May
Corry Rotary Club members plan to attend the Wisth district annual meeting in Erie on May 2. Dr TS Kelsey president says invitations have been sent and a record crowd is expected. Speakers include Harold J Moliman former New Jersey governor and Meril B McDowell Brassford mayor.
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TS. Kelsey
Harold J. Moliman
New Jersey
Meril B. McDowell
Brassford
Corry
School Health Fund Tag Sale Tomorrow
The Parent Teachers Association urges support for tomorrow’s Tag Day sale for the School Health Fund. The sale runs all day with tags offered at any donation. The fund supports emergency medical and surgical needs for children beyond regular district services.
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Parent Trachers Association
PTA
GM and UAW Reach Wage Pact in 111 Cent Rise
Detroit April 25 The CIO United Auto Workers and General Motors settled for a 111 cent base hourly wage increase. Union president Walter Reuther called the package financially significant, with six paid holidays and improved vacation and call-in pay. Ratification by the union is expected by May 5.
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United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
GM Counels
Reuther
Air Mail Schedules Revised in Corry Area
Postal officials announced revised air mail schedules in Corry and the surrounding area. The fall shift to daylight saving time will push Corry’s afternoon flight to depart one hour later at 6:80 p.m. next week, with 15 to 20 minute adjustments on several lines while all depots continue on Eastern time.
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Jamestown
Oliver
Cory
Corry Fisherman Nets Prize Trout in Local Contest
Corry Wells reported a large trout prize catch during an evening event. The text notes a, perhaps, rival fisher, and mentions inches and pounds alongside a comparison to a previous record in Brofenshaw. The fragment hints at a local fishing contest outcome and nearby figures.
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