Veterans Group Aims to Take Over Fairhaven Project
Corry veterans now tenants plan to form a three party organization to operate Fairhaven Federal Housing Project and reduce debt. Mayor Kinley backs FPHA conferences August 14 with New York officials to discuss first purchase options or private sale to investors. If veterans organize and show capability, project may transfer under a long term government backed plan.
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Fesul
Fairhaven
Governmei
Fairhavens
Tulle
Kinley
FPHA
Cary
New York
Veterans’ Group
Bo'elook
Anen
PPHA
Suit Filed to Block Erie Industry Sale by Griswold Heirs
An injunctive suit in Erie County Orphans Court seeks to halt Griswold Mfg Co sale to a Philadelphia syndicate. Heirs led by Mrs. R. W. Griswold challenge minority stockholder actions and Ely Griswold voting rights citing an estate agreement. A hearing is set for 4 p m Thursday before Judge J. Orin Waite.
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Erts
Erie County Orphans Court
Griswold Mfg. Co
Philadelphia
R. W. Griswold, Jr
Secon
Ely Griswold
BR. W. Griswold
Oliver
R. W
R. W. Griswold
Ely Grunwald
Bungled Tree Trimming Complaint Prompts City Inquiry
A garbled report describes a bungled tree trimming job causing complaints and prompting city officials to review the work. The text references a contractor or crew, safety concerns, and unresolved issues with the tree removal at a property.
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Navaloyes
Sirwet de- Horne
Frederick Hino
Harry Swaith
Uae
Third Murder Charge Against Heirens Today
Chicago Aug. William Heirens, university student, faced arraignment on a third murder indictment. The case alleges the June 3 1945 murder of Mrs Josephine Rost, a 44 year old widow, plus related crimes including two other murders and numerous burglaries, robberies, assaults and shootings. State's Attorney Tuohy indicated no objection to pleas. defense plans unclear. If guilty pleas are entered, life terms are likely to be suggested.
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Chicago
Williem Heiren
Mia Criminal Court
University of Chicago
Josephine Rost
Ross
Helvetiy
Aig
Kiel
Stwayne Deynin
Frances Brown
Herrens
Sabistaett
William Tuohy
Herren
Tuohy
Hhus
Coast Guard plane crashes during search near Point Arena
A twin engine Coast Guard seaplane crashed about a mile north of Point Arena while searching for a missing fishing boat. Two crew members were killed and four others remained missing.
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Associated Press
Point Arena
Calif
Coast Guard
Here
District Car Inspectors Watch for Unsafe Vehicles
Authorities in this district intensified checks on motor vehicle inspection stations after reports of uncertified and faulty vehicles. A driver attempted to obtain a machine certification at one station, prompting wider enforcement and the potential revocation of the station’s license if violations persist.
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Wilmoye
Uioeler Statin
Wong
Trac Sk
Pair Arrested In Gun Thefts Near Blue Eye
Two Columbus men, Clarones Harlett and George Savko, face larceny and receiving stolen goods charges after stolen firearms were found missing from a farm near Blue Eye. The May or early June theft involved five ancient vintage weapons. arrests followed discovery by property owner Sam Baker and police action led by Warren County officers. Bail set at 500 dollars. pleas of not guilty entered. next hearing scheduled for Tuesday, August 12.
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Columbus
Blue Eye
Lonks Porndori
Corry Barracks
Clarones
Harlett
George Siko
Barlett
Sam Baker
Ower
Gimsiy Andi
Warren County
Potadors
Colubus
Larry Tinder
Depry
Sandy Secor
Tes Potes
Warren State
Foradora
Cobry Bar
Tracy M.greenlind
Paradoru
Barrett
Savko
Hall
Negotiations Begin to Avert Duquesne Light Strike
Pittsburgh officials and union representatives opened contract talks to prevent another strike by the Independent Union of Employees of the Duquesne Light Co. The move followed a two hour session with Mayor David L. Lawrence and the union seeking a 120 percent wage boost.
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Pittsburgh
Union Land Company
Arabs Turn Down Meet in London
Lt Gen Sir Alan Cunningham, British high commissioner, said Arab leaders refused an invitation to roundtable talks in London. He noted Arabs questioned British policy on illegal Jewish immigration and release of Arab prisoners, amid hints of a forthcoming Palestine statement within 48 hours.
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Jerusalem
Alan Cunningham
Palestine
Molde Dispatches
Tiss
High Commissioner
Jamal Bey Husseini
Atab
Arab League
London
Russia
Tha
Idle Pay Claims Here Unchanged in Recent Week
Compensable claims filed with the United States Employment Service show minimal rise from prior weeks. In August a small gain occurred with 35 claims up to 38, plus 19 new claims and 10 opened claims total, and 9 likely compensable. Readjustment allowances saw a 27 percent jump, and several offices reported new, reopened, and compensable claims.
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United States Employment Service
Permpulyar
Aer
Venpenuil
Tifusi
Tniot City
Union City
Bane
Che Previss
Senate committee reveals names in secret files raid probe
A Senate investigating committee disclosed names of individuals tied to a raid on secret files months before the probe began. The committee, citing possible fraud exposure, noted involvement of PHD inquiry staff and unnamed agents, with details withheld pending further review.
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Senate Committee
Uncover New Device to Detect Heart Disease
Philadelphia August 1 Temple University medical school scene unveils the electrokymograph a device to detect heart disease in early stages The instrument allows doctors to photograph heart motions and assess condition in a noninvasive way Dr Beri B Boone of telinerike Pennsylvania collaborated with the Public Realty Service on the project Fire at Disremont pumping station Brunfard of Corg Petrolium Center damages reported with no confirmed fatalities or injuries.
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Philadelehia
Temple University
Medina School
Beri B. Boone
Telinerike
Tile
T5. Public Realty Service
Otl Gity
Brunfard
Corg
Petrolleum Center
Sacon
Production in New Ajax Units Starts This Fall
A long article notes production will begin this fall at Ajax facilities near Wulpata and in nearby plants. It describes new complexes to house cleaning equipment and storage, outlines expected staff growth of about 150 workers, and mentions transfer of manufacturing from a Pennsylvania venue to the Springfield region.
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AJAX
Tin
Corry-damesiyyy Manufactuy
Nw Corporation
Presta Reynitin
Yorkie
Paris
Pio
Spehnnield
Ohio
Exitier
New Caribbean Quake Sparks Reports From New York
AEW YORK Aug 8 A Dominican resident in New York said tremors were felt after a quake in the Caribbean Sea. An informant described intense shaking near San Pedro de Macoris and noted telephone reports from Dominican relatives. Residents reported a strong ground movement lasting seconds and widespread worry across the area.
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York
New
Endicott Man Dies In Mercer Creek Incident
Mercer Aug 8 Cecise Fy Howyilka 97 of Endicott New York died when he toppled into Bearer Creek near Mercer while attempting a swim. Mercer County Coroner Joseph A Doyle and rescuers recovered the body after a heart attack was reported. The victim, a draftsman formerly of McKees Rocks Pa, was described as a resident of Endicott with ties to the National Business Magnate. Final details pending.
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Mercer
Endicott
N.Y
Mercer County
Joseph A. Doyle
Victom
Bodicott
McKees Rocks
Mac
Uke Creek Banik
President signs terminal leave appropriation bill
The President signed an 80 million dollar terminal leave appropriation to fund veterans benefits and related programs. The measure includes a 36 dollar line item and provisions for wartime veterans awaiting benefits, with details tied to 1975 funding and the ongoing administrative adjustments.
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Washington
Lee Mans
Jolene Walleh
Government acts in tomato strike at Campbell Soup plant
In Camden New Jersey a federal conciliator meets Campbell Soup officials and union leaders from CLO to avert a General strike that could spoil an estimated 84 900 crates of tomatoes. Peter J Munn of the U S Conciliation Service sits in as negotiators push for a halt to a planned closed shop and hiring restrictions while Campbell officials deny disruptions and threaten consequences.
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Campbell Soup
Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Pereral
Campbell Song Company
Vanig
New Jersey
Peter J. Munn
U.S
William Hoerle
Campbell
Mnin
WAC Officer Held On 4 Counts In Jewel Theft
FF Frankfurt, Germany, Aug 8 The U S Army announced Captain Kathleen B Bush Durant has been charged with larceny embezzlement conspiracy and absence without leave in the theft of the Hess family jewels from Kronberg Castle Mis Durant will be the first of five officers arrested Maj David F Watson and Col Jak W Durant her husband were tried later The Durants have been kept at Frankfurt best hotel since July 10 With charges pending Durant is expected to be transferred to the Frankfurt WAC bar racks.
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Durants
Crviense
Frankfurt
American Farmer Reaches Falmouth After Collision Rescue
The 1500 ton American Farmer, center of a salvage dispute after a collision with the William R. Riddle, arrived at Falmouth under tow by Norgrave and Lynch. Officials barred newsmen aboard. a skeleton crew remained aboard the stricken vessel with a wide port bow gash.
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Associated Picts
Falmouth
Eng
Bellevee
Poni
Nor~grave and Lynch
William R. Riddle
Engish
Oscar Janson
Elizabete Arrested for Salvage Rights After Port Entry
British steamer Elizabete reaches Barry Wales seeking salvage. American Farmer’s crew arrives, Ranger seamen help insulate the seized ship. Newsmen observe tense harbor transfer as both sides claim jurisdiction over the vessel and its cargo.
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Barry
Wales
Falmouth
Ranger
Americum
Peace talks resume after nine day stalemate at Paris conference
Paris peace conference opens substantive talks with five former enemies invited to sit in on plenary and committee sessions as Byrnes prepares to preside. Britain and the United States blamed for delays while a four power commission cannot agree on fronts between Italy and Yugoslavia or a free city at Trieste.
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Paris
Beni
Stites Wiehl
Gorges Bell
Britain
Bidaull
Asto
U. S
Shire
James F. Byrnes
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Counci
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Remove Controls On Sour Cherries Re Associated Pres
OPA removed price controls on sour cherries and related products as ceilings rose on canned vegetables. Most sour cherries prepared for processing. new ceilings apply to beans, corn, tomatoes, tomato products, and juice. Also raised are ketchup and tomato paste packages. Blood donor appeal in Pittsburgh for two year old Meadville boy with leukemia. O type donors urgently needed.
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OPA
Pittsburgh
Children's Hospital Today
Meadville
Michael McManus
Glenn McManus
Ila Week Azo
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