Blockade Talks Move Slowly Toward Agreement
Washington reports show administration Democrats pressed to salvage a labor bill as they faced a House battle. After four days of debate, leaders from both parties agreed to pause until Tuesday with votes still in play and Rayburn signaling opposition next week.
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Rayburn
Wood
Associatea Press
Washington
House
Vickauy
Chamhais
Lesinski Daweh
Labor Committee
Bil
Howse Gaders
Wane
D-Ga
Halles
Bel Hieved Ley
Nu Blu
Dtex
Advice On Saving By Babson Explains Saving Habit
Babson advises saving as crucial as honesty industriousness and temperance for youth. He urges teaching children to save part of their allowance, deposit in a bank, and invest in common stocks or land. He defends stock investments as better than idle money, noting risk and potential growth, while stressing practical education for future professions.
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Han
Xilites Bank
Warren Driver Cited In Route 6 Wreck Case
State Police cite Warren driver for improper operation after a five mile west Youngsville Route 6 crash involving an Oldsmobile and a parked car. No injuries reported. total damage estimated at 400 dollars. Driver Hamblin of Warren faces charges.
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Warren
Corry
Youngsville
Ac J Hamblin
R. D
Hamblink
Gertrude Setner
Waki~ust
Wilder Venicle
Domneu
Will
Brookville Soldier Indicted for Murder in Alaska Case
Lester L. Armagual, 23, of Brookville Pennsylvania, indicted for second degree murder in connection with the Truth of Berid Sickies case in Anchorage Alaska. Indictment lists Stam Set and Agsociates Kreus as related parties. Armagual faces potential life or greater penalties if convicted.
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Agsociates
Kreus
Anchorage
Alaska
Stam Set
Lester L. Armagual
Brookville
Berid Sickies
Stolen Vehicle Recovered Near Wellsboro After Theft
A 1048 Oldsmobile sedan stolen in Wellsboro between midnight and 5 am yesterday was found abandoned in a driveway on Selola Road. Police say the thief may have driven straight along Route 6 during the short time between theft and discovery. No damage reported. vehicle returned to owner John Knutsen.
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Ty Wellzboro
Corry
Y Investi Jonte
Wellsboro
Johi Knutsen
Htt
Local building jobs create employment in Corry area
A survey shows major planned projects in Corry include a new Memorial Hospital at 700000, a 100000 expansion for the veterans home, and St Elizabeths Church at 70000. Additions to Union High and Evangelical United Brethren Church parallel highway work on Route 8 north of Warmburg. Labor demand urged by Job Service.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Archie W ‘Thompant
Veterans of Foreigh Wars
Veterans Home
West
Washington Street
Sui
St. Elizabeth's Church
Tunion High
Uwcited Brethren Church
North Center Street
Clymer-Columbus
Warmburg
Jewirt Lowe
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Ils
Te Mnjor Waiyers
Chamber of Commerce
Wreck injures none after two-car crash west of city
At 8 30 last evening near Warners Corners Route 6 two cars collided when Joseph Higgins of Erie swerved to pass and failed to return, hitting Miss Charlotte Rouse of Tinton City who works at Cort Penelée. Damage pegged at 50 dollars as occupants escaped injury. Officer suspended after arresting slain Carole Kensinger’s brother. James faced a 61 day penalty for disobeying orders in the incident.
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Warner's Corners
Route 6
Charlotte Rowse
Tinton City
Cort Penelée
Joseph Higgins
Erie
Higgin
Miss Rouse
Carty
Pittsburgh
Jonnd James
Carole Kensinger
James
Joseph Kensinger, Jr
Hudson Dies Are Taken From Plant Re Ancnainted
Striking workers at the Bendix Aviation Corp plant allowed Hudson Motor Car Co trucks to enter to remove automotive dies after a temporary restraining order stalled. U S Marshal Hosinski served the order as Detroit firm obtained removal rights for 18 brake dies. Local and international union attorneys advised workers to avoid actions that might incur contempt citations.
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South Bend
Bendix Aviation Corp
Hudson Motor Car Company
Eterect Bendi Products
U.S
al W Hosinski
Enea 9
Cto-United Auto Workers
Detroit Auto
Judes Luther M. Swygen
Indiana
Mort Wayne
Bred Atlen
Persmit
Adjournment Action Surfaces In 1949 State Budget Clash
WARRISBURG April 30 The Senate House deadlock over a 24 million beer tax funded in part for unemployment relief neared resolution as votes split along party lines. A 27-18 tally saved the tax but a companion employer reserve payroll tax measure stalled. The chamber also moved to weaken jobless benefits as talks continued between parties and business groups.
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Associated Press
Warrisburg
General Assembly
Senaté
Wal Deer
James H
Dum
Displte
Hollye
Vie Senate
von Repiblicny Fehators Lai
Republicjee
Sens
Albert
Pechar R-Armstrong
Theadary Doeb
Allegheny
Senate
Ag. m
Pechan
Doebla
Lisa
United Mile Workers of America
State Chamber of Commerce
Industry
Eas
Corietisition Wiens
Appointment confirmed for Harrisburg official Perry
David R. Perry was named Secretary to Governor James H. Duff in Harrisburg. The State Liquor Control Board appointment was confirmed by the Senate immediately, marking Perry's swift ascent to the post.
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Harrisburg
David R. Perry
James H. Duff
State Liquor Control Board
Senate
City Council to Open Bids on Storm Sewer Project
City officials plan to open bids Monday for a storm sewer project costing around 100000 dollars. The aim is to reduce basement flooding by improving discharge at the wastewater plant area and building regulator chambers at Smith and Wyton streets to divert water into the sewer system during heavy rain.
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City Council
Enginger
Waljiume
Hal Seven
A Mylene and Son
Fom Cas
Elly Leials
Lewis Agrees to Bargain with Dixie Coal Owners
The United Mine Workers president John L Lewis agreed to bargain separately with Southern Coal Producers Association leaders Moody, proposing June 6 start in Bluefield West Virginia. He suggested public conferences and joint talks with 36 union reps and equal operator representation to reach a peaceful settlement amid pending contract deadlines.
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Associated Press
Washington
Johnny Lewis
Southern Goal
United Mine Workers
Joseph &. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Bluefield
W. Va
Moody
Lewis
T. Ala Goldsborough
Bhieres
Evi
Reds Near Hangchow In Drive To Isolate Shanghai
Disjointed wartime report describes Communist forces advancing toward Hangzhou to isolate Shanghai. Chinese Nationalist troops and militia evacuate Shanghai area while Japanese and Allied observers monitor artillery clashes 70 miles northwest of Hangzhou. Evacuations include U.S. and foreign nationals as ships prepare to pull out from Shanghai port.
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Hangchow
Shanghai
Asimute Wress Shanghal
Yilipinis
Bangi
Hangehow
Ist
Teching
Niles Notth
Garrani Nationaliag
Wiikrawi
Masons Plan 75th Year Observance at City Lodge
Masons schedule the 75th anniversary of Corry Commandery No 51 Knights Templar. Frank Lockwood served as commander when local commandery formed May 14 1874. A parade church service and entertainment are planned with visiting knights and ladies from northwestern Pennsylvania. The Temple band from Erie will perform if weather permits.
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Clivenes
Knights ‘Templar
Corry Oh Mayibil
Richard Rosstaonien
Aystobhly
Kent
Anudiced
Orpari
Frank Lockwood
Clienee J. Haymon
Corry
Pennsylvania
Pliny
Temple Band of
Erie
Lie Gliy
Students Buy Savings Bonds Across Schools in April
Miss Helen Spencer oversees a drive where Haley High reports the highest progress with 821 enrollment and $42 in savings bonds sold. Other schools follow by totals such as Concord $44, Fairview $65, Dunley $220, 330, Washington $126, and Junior High $300 with varied per-student purchases.
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Bhmene
Gorey Nde
Helen Spencer
Haley
Jng
Concord
Fairview
Dunley High Bleimesitary
Washington
Reward Offered for Reporting Car Theft Incident
A reward of six dollars was paid to Miss Mary Jane Sadowski of West Pleasant for reporting the theft of a car’s number plate and the subsequent investigation led by Richard Ressbach of an insurance agency. The incident involved a Davis electrical window and a claim for damage, with insurer Rasibacher noting full coverage and the responsible party's evidence.
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Mary Jane Sadowski
West
Dems Fight Spending Cuts in Federal Budget Battle
In Washington on April 4 the administration fought back against a Republican push to cut five percent from departmental operating funds. Senator Myers of Pennsylvania opposed the move, while a plan by Ferguson to apply the cut to the treasury and fiscal office bills faced scrutiny. The Senate previously approved a ten percent reduction proposal and sent the measure back to the appropriations committee for further action.
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Dhe
Myers
Pennsylvania
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Ferguson
Mich
Department
Treasury
Jidal
Ben Lert
Geologists Hint Gas And Oil May Be Found Under Lake Erie
Geologists E Cathcart and CR Fettke of the Pennsylvania Society Survey suggested possible gas and oil deposits beneath Lake Erie. Speaking at a Spring meeting of the American Petroleum Institute, they cited offshore California and Gulf drilling as a basis for optimism. They discussed the Medine gas and oil range crossing Lake Erie and noted gas could lie beneath the lakebed, aligning with remarks by Interior Secretary Julius A. Forum.
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Lake Erie
E. Cathcart
CR. Fettké
ReoliBisl
Itm Pennsylvania Sociaic Survey
American Petroleum Institute
California
Gulf of Mexico
Stsion
hepeLore Nurs
Cathenrum
Erie
Si Hut
Julius A
Clean Up Campaign Cost to City Is $230
Ledger shows city campaign cleanup costs totaling 230 dollars with unclear line items and payroll notes. Report cites Wednesday briefings and references to payroll, salaries, and a possible broader raise context for state funds.
Delegates Weigh Russian Deal Amid Cautious Optimism
A recent meeting produced encouragement as delegates signaled interest in a potential deal with Russia but cautioned against premature optimism. Officials stressed patient diplomacy and careful timing before any early settlement.
Talks to include Britain and France in Berlin talks misread
New York April 20 Russia and the western powers showed cautious progress toward an agreement on the Berlin blockade. Western delegates and diplomats urged patience as discussions about widening talks to include Britain and France were reported, though no firm timetable had been set.
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Associated Press
New York
Russia
Berlin
W “Salista
Ambissacion Philp
Ivo Bach
Life sentence meted out to nickel slayer
In Pittsburgh a judge sentenced a man to life for the robbery death of 10 year old Charles Ketley. The killer admitted striking and killing him during the robbery and showed no remorse. The court also sentenced a companion to a life term. The proceedings describe the crime as brutal and the defendant as uncooperative.
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Nickel
Steued
Pittsburgh
Aji
Bale
Hemine Beal Ettley
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