Paragraf reports Chautauqua incidents and local notices
A fragmented news paragraph from Chautauqua County covers an inquiry into a near drowning at the L and S Aero Marine dock with four men submerged, the Wattsbury Fair Association horse pulling contest with $350 in prizes, the death of Meadville businessman Malver H. Curry, and various local updates including inflation figures, a stolen 1936 Ford truck, a suspicious arson inquiry deemed accidental, a rifle incident near Guys Mills, a license application, weather outlook, a metal furniture firm sale, street closures, Mend Park directors meeting, Joy Manufacturing shifts for mining equipment orders, and a Philadelphia pitcher’s military leave.
87 Area Cows Top Milk Production in District Report
The Dairy Herd Improvement Association reports 87 cows in the Garry to Riceville district produced over 1200 pounds of milk. Top herds include Ruland Chase with 15 cows averaging 1262 pounds of milk and 418 pounds of butterfat, and others led by Neil Gates Wien Th-coWs and Oscar Lindstrom among five high-producing outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Leonard Swanson
Garry
Riceville
Ruland Chase
Neil Gates Wien
Oscar Lindstrom
Garry Jewell and Son
Rapine
E. F. Ingram
Howard Hammond
Pepper
Mary
Tunis
Nell Gates
James F. Dewey Dies A Flagship Labor Mediator
James F. Dewey, 63, renowned Federal labor mediator who helped end major strikes, including the 1946 General Motors walkout. Appointed U. S. labor mediator in 1928, he served until 1942 and later as consultant. His efforts earned him recalls by the government to resolve critical labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frakcille
James F. Dewey
U. S
Dewey
Shipwdrely
U.S
General Motors
John L. Lewis’ Nation
Fop
AP Correspondent William Moore Missing in Korea Front
AP reports William Moore, 40, missing since Sunday afternoon after joining a unit on the Chirju Chinsu front in Korea. Moore, a former major in the U.S. Army occupation force, had returned as AP correspondent in April and worked from New York. Nine other journalists were reported captured or missing amid Korea’s war and other strikes of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Associated Press
William &. Moore
Chirju
Chinsu
Moore
Chiusu
Nogwata
Okla
Okkh
Debates On Controls And Restrictions In War Effort
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation will deny loans where funds would buy defense supplies for non essential use, aligning with Mr. Truman. Wholesale prices for 28 commodities leveled off after steady Korean War rises. the Bureau of Labor Statistics cautions the halt may be temporary. Admiral Ben Moreell of Jones & Laughlin Steel calls for a voluntary allocation system before a mandatory regime. Senator O Mahoney proposes an excess profits tax as a capitalist response to Communist criticism. Secretary Sawyer reports a record 52,744,000 employed in nonfarm work and notes possible defense labor shortages, but no controls are planned to fix it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Joans
Truman
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ben Morell
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
O’mahoney
D-Wye
Secretory of Commerce Sawyer
Sawyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chautauqua Lake
Bemus Point
Chautauqua County Navigation Commission
Marvin D. Chindgren
Qth
Howard Dano
L. & S. Aero Marine Company
Fred Nordine
Wattsbury Fair Association
Fair Grounds
Malver H. Curry
Meadville
Westfield, N. Y
Chautauqua
Curry
Curry and Glaze
Meadville Granite, Marble and Tile Co
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Department of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania
Corry
Clyde Molver
Titusville, Star
Buell
Richard Moynihan
Chautauqua County
John W. Penniston
National Board of Fire
Buffalo
Moynihan
Guys Mills
J. Floyd van Winkle
Crawford County
Warren County
George Augustus Young
Youngaville
Jean Ate Cette Foster
Nnnital
Delouxe Metal Furnihire Co
Warren
Royal Metal Manufacturing Co
Michigan City
C. D
Carl Smith
Mead Ayeriué
Elk Street
Donovan Construction Company
East Smith Street
Mead Avenue
Park Pond
Mend Park
Mend Park Association
Joy Manufacturing
Ent
Franks
Claremont
N. Hf
Franklin
I Claremont
Tndiaiuns
Ray
Curt Simmons
Philadelphia
Mauna Loa
Pacific
Westinghouse
Ana Cen
Miracle
Cherry Hardware
Carry
Shedder
Leed’s Carry
Desmond Electric Refrigeration Service
Church B. Corry, Pa
Phillips Jewelry
Frackville
Sonike
L. Nestler
D.S.C
N. Center St
Union Ry
Loblaws
Apple Grove
Doz
Orchard Park
Fairmount
Armour's Star Sausage Rolls
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Meerdink’s Home
West Main and
Spring
Al’s Osu
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