Taft Critics Truman Policy Predicted GOP Victory
Senator Robert A Taft endorsed by Ohio Republicans declared President Truman’s foreign and domestic policies beheaded by a befuddled foreign policy He said only a Republican president cooperative with Congress can fix policy and predicted voters will elect one next year The remarks were broadcast to about 1800 Republicans across CBS outlets and noted tensions with Vandenberg urging bipartisan cooperation Page Six continued.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Staten
Texas
CBS
Tait
Republican Party
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Vandenberg
Fine Bradford Corps Coming to Kiwanis Summer Festival
Raymond Tanner, Kiwanis chairman, announced no additional bands secured for opening night August 5. Participating groups include Warren V. P. W. Post 531 Band and the Bugie and Drum Corps of American Legion Post 108 at Bradford. The Bradford outfit consists of World War II veterans. Miss Gurnice Siebert leads as drum majorette. Judges include Erie officials and Kiwanis representative H. Lignt Rive. Prizes total 75 for best band and drum corps, 35 for best marching unit, 15 for furthest distance, and 19 for best majorette or drum major.
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Kiwanis
Warren V. P. W. Post
American Legion Post 108
Radford
Bradford
Anand
Init
Mission Group
Gurnice Siebert
Warren Band
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Damian Mchaughlin
Erie County
Fred Lamberton
del Darling
Thomas
Flatley
Erie
James Sullivan
Kiwanis Club
H. Lignt Rive
National ‘Bank
North Center
Weather onslaught sweeps nation with heat and storms
A prolonged heat wave grips much of the nation as Las Vegas records 112 degrees and disruptions hit power and telephone service in Huntington. Tornadoes and hail strike Maine Arapstook county, damaging crops and roofs. A tropical storm moves northwest from near Tampico toward northern Mexico, threatening inland passage.
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Maine-Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Billéall
Las Vegas
Huntington
Walmuts
Maine
Arapstook County
Fort Ket
Gunachian
Wees
New Orleans
Warnett
Tampico
Mexico
School Building Maintenance Ends Late Today
Maintenance work on city school facilities, including cleaning painting and redecorating, will finish this evening. About $3 000 has been spent with improvements at Junior High and the practice house. Coal supplies to cover mid winter operations are ample and deliveries are due soon. The term opens September 10 with classes starting then and a teachers meeting the day before.
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Stanley Anderson
Board of Education
Anderson
Sesson
Kellerman Held For Trial In Crawford Court
Harvey F Kellerman a state lot farmer is held for trial at the Crawford county September term after admitting to striking his 2 year old son Harvey Jr who died May 15 1946 at Corry Hospital State police testified at the hearing before Alderman Dominick Lemme and three witnesses were heard The case involves manslaughter and aggravated assault with Kellerman remanded to the county jail while further proceedings occur.
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Harvey, Jr
Corry
Wiis
Avait
Lal
Crawford County
Dominick Lemme
Meadville
Coug
Kellerman
Tun
Keller Iniail
John 1 Tent
Ball
Walter Cuthberd
Kelleeman
Lau
W. H. Earnest
Spartansborg
Corry Hospital
Earnest Paid Kellerman
Lawrence Davison
Government Orders Review of Veterans Hospital Costs
General Omar Bradley ordered a review of the veterans hospital construction program noting runaway costs exceed available funds. Officials said bids run 15 to 85 percent above government estimates and contractors add contingency cushions of 4 to 15 percent.
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Washington
Aus. T
Omar Bradley
Veterans' Hospital
Velerups
Pecent Ourteactors
Mntracters
Superforts Reach Capital on 7000-Mile Flight
Seven B-29 Superfortresses with 160 aboard completed a 7000 mile one stop flight from Tokyo to Washington in 31 hours 24 minutes. They were escorted by 23 P-80 Shooting Star jets and landed at Andrews Field to mark the 40th anniversary observance of the Air Force.
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Washington
Andrews Field
Tokyo
Martinsburg
W. Va
Air Force
State Police Report Details 66 Arrests This Month
Monthly patrol summary shows 66 arrests by state police here with 284 highway violations and 61 traffic charges. Fifteen accidents caused $47 in damage. nine arrests or traffic violations totalled 61. officers recovered several damaged cars. Corry station logged 278 inquiries and aid requests, with growing service volume supporting expansion.
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Charee
Cony
Unese Srashus
Corry Station
Corry
Hig Tully
Te Corry Barr
Four infant deaths linked to gastroenteritis in Philadelphia
Philadelphia General Hospital reports four infant deaths from gastroenteritis with 14 other babies under care. City health director Dr. Rufus S. Reeves disclosed the latest death yesterday and noted the patient was a girl born July 7 at the hospital.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia General Hospital
Rufus S. Reeves
City Health
Five killed and score injured in Tel Aviv riots
Jerusalem dispatch reports British Hampshire regiment HQ attacked by grenades and mortars. One attacker killed. five Jews killed and many injured in Tel Aviv and surrounding areas as British forces respond. two attackers captured. Military sources cite timing and scale of the assault as part of ongoing unrest.
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Associated Prow. Htisalam
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Wel Aviv
Kevorat Hwa
Jerusalem
Hampshire
Sharhy
Woman Injured in Route 277 Crash
A two-vehicle collision on Route 277 injured a woman when a Hulmstead Center, Pa. driver attempted a U turn into a driveway and collided with a car from Cleveland driven by G. F. Baker. The injured passenger was treated at Dr. W. H. Dartest’s office and later continued home. Damages totaled $50 to the Berretk vehicle. the Cleveland car suffered serious damage.
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Dmitchett A Mer Teil
Hulmstead Center
Berreth
G.F Baker
Cleveland
Faber Tay
Beryail
Berrett
Sap
W. H. Dartest
Mail Out Bills for School Tax Total 133013
Tax notices lay out mailing of school tax bills totaling 133 013 with payments due in October and November, five percent penalties after December 2. The levy covers school funds and reflects local government collections. The effort, directed by treasurer Troy Molen, aims to maximize timely receipt amid disruptions and large volume.
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Treasuerer
Theoyes Sebool
Levy
Corry
Windrew
Radatang de Prefend
Pegar
Uae
Man jailed on check charge, held pending hearing
A man was arrested by state police on a fraudulent check charge and arraigned this morning. He was ordered held for Monday’s hearing after claiming another person, a Spring Creek resident, forged the check and misused papers to cash it.
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Gabler Phonitn
Spring Creek
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Mom
Treasury report shows August sums and debt increase
Treasury report Washington August 1 details receipts and expenditures for the period ending July 30. It lists receipts and expenditures 69 085 321 75 and a total debt of 52 278 639 992 09 with a daily increase of 15 005 107.
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Treasury Report
Washington
Dutch Agree To Mediate Indies War
Netherlands ambassador in Washington says The Netherlands accepts the U S mediation offer for the undeclared war in Indonesia and is ready for consultations with U S officials. Russia accuses the move of bypassing the United Nations and calls for the Security Council to act binding.
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Associated Press
Eeleo N. van Kleifens
Netherlands
Lo Washinton
United Nations Security Council
United States
Indonesia
Hague
U. S
Russia
Theonesia
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Security Council
Stanley Swinton
Batavia
Java
Minute Jay
Corry Burglar Granted Parole in County Hearing
Edward Bruce among four prisoners granted parole by the parole board in a county hearing. Also paroled were John Sales Douglas E. Smith and David Watkins from state facilities. Several others were refused or held for further investigation.
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Edward Bruce
Corry
Illstram
Ormey
Pennsylvania
Camp Hill
Harold Gentry
Richard Kdslage and
Dimes W. Board
Allagheny County
Stanton L. Snell
Western [State Penitentiary
Parole Board
Dames ‘Moss
Senate probes Hughes and plane choice for wartime recon
John W. Meyer, publicist for Howard Hughes, testifies before the Senate war Investigating Committee as they probe mid 1930s plane selections and parties linked to Hughes. Oliver P. Bolliola testifies that Elliott Roosevelt backed a certain aircraft for photo reconnaissance over Air Force chiefs.
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Washington
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Oliver P. Boliola
Elliott Roosevelt
Howard Hughes
Air Force High Command
Throwo
Echols
Air Corps Material Command
Senate
Roose Well
Air Corps
NGTOM
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Senate War Investigating Committee
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Ferguson
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Meyer
Hughes
Jody
Butt
Ferruson
Hensmen
Paris
Jus Millonaire Des Senate
Willy
Pittsburgh Warehousemen Strike Disrupts Freight Movement
Pittsburgh AFL and Teamsters Local 24 led a four-plant strike over a wage dispute. The walkout halted freight from terminals and forced 2000 truck drivers off the road, with a 60 day stalemate ending after hours of negotiation and a 17 cent hour increase agreed in principle.
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Pittsburgh
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Erhy
South Side
Teansfer
Arts
Hed
Win
Bernard Mazon
Teamsters
Saiw
Mons Frmet
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