Corry Man Dies in Smouldering Cottage Fire
Jacob Raymer Sr., 56, a World War I veteran, suffocated in his three room Corry cottage on Route 89 after a cigarette ignited his clothing and a rocking chair. Two Concord township boys found him in smoke filled room. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Davison F uneral Home with burial in Ping Grove Cemetery. Survived by sisters Mrs Weaver and Mrs McKee and Mrs Curry Ludore. brother John Raymer of Jersey Shore.
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Warner's Corners
Bpartansboro
R. Lawrence Davison
Jacob G. Raymer
J. Raymer
Concord Township
Blair Skif
Stanley Brandon
Mr. Raymer
Davison
Hugh O'Hare
Abe
Coronier
Corry
Raymer
Concord
American Legit Post
Opry
Charles Weaver
Parixsutan
Marie McXee
Big Run
Clair Curry
Ludoe
Joh Raymer
Jersey Shore
Davison Funers
Ping Grove
Two Killed and Six Hurt in Truck Collision Near Greensburg
A crash on Lincoln Highway five miles east of Greensburg, Pennsylvania, killed two truck occupants and injured six others. Among the dead were Gr i Ridil Im and Mrs Anna Semanko. four injured remained hospitalized at Littrobe Hospital, with others treated and released.
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Greensburg
Lincoln Hilghway
Here
Anna Semanko
Route
McKeesport
John Semanko
New Heat Wave Expands East Across Midwest Plains
A broad heat wave spreads from the Mississippi to the Rocky Mountains and toward the Ohio River valley. Temperatures rise above normal, nearing triple digits and stressing corn crops in the Midwest just as prices on grain futures rise with cash corn reported around 2.42 a bushel.
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Mian
Enntine
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountain
Somerfon
Ohio River
Grant
Midwest
Wwe
Chien Board of Trade
West
Board 10 to appoint staff Monday night for 1947 48 term
Corry school board plans a Monday night session to fill three teacher vacancies created by resignations and assign managers for junior and senior high cafeterias. No cafeteria price increases are expected for the coming year, though some districts may raise costs.
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Corry
Mary A. Dias
Swarts
Walter Ross
Merrity
Hunt
Grand Jury to Hear Corry Case in September Term
The grand jury for the September term opens at 10 a m August 25. The Corry case of James Pappas will be heard on Wednesday August 27. Pappas is charged with incident and battery and a morals count arising from alleged actions with a child on South Street. He pleaded not guilty to both counts and is held in $4 000 bond.
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James Pappas
Tr Court
Cobbett
Pappas
South Street
Issault
Quire
Corry Man Arrested On 3 Counts Pilfers Kinley Car
Corry man Pat Green is held on three counts including drunkenness disorderly conduct and tampering with a motor vehicle. Police say he was arrested near Kinley Avenue after attempting to steal caps and parts from a vehicle and causing property damage. He is jailed awaiting arraignment with fines and costs expected near $100.
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Corry
Kinley
Pat Green
Sureen
Tall Todayy
Green
Indy
J. Pred Kinley
Boul Center Street
Vitus
Fnally
Nevis
Bombshell over Shanghai on world hop heads to Tokyo
At Shanghai airport the "bombshell" flight item passed overhead at about 10:15 a.m. EST today, healing toward Tokyo. Franklin Lamb, flight manager for William Odom's round the world hop, confirmed the route continues to the next scheduled stop.
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Associated Press
Ciicago
Franklin Lamb
William Odom
Shanghai
China
Tokyo
Flight Around World in Cub Planes to Start at Teterboro
Two former army pilots George Truman and Liford Evans prepared for a world flight in two Cub planes from Teterboro airport. The single engine climbs aim to cover 200 to 320 flying hours and 30 to 45 days with a take-off set for 9 a.m. BST.
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Teterboro
W. J
Army
Hiers
Aas
George Truman
Los Angeles
Liford ¥. Evans
Washington, D
Navy Vets Receive Medals at Local Ceremony
Thirty nine Navy veterans from World War II were honored at the ceremony before the Municipal Building. The Victory Medal and American Defense Medal were awarded to Stewart A. Long and others in the crowd. The event, sponsored by the Corry Kiwanis Club with the Summer Fever, aimed to recognize service prior to December 7 1941.
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Ole Veterail
Corry Kiwanis
Clb
el Comdr
Bayone P. Powers
Naval Resurve Battalion Armory
Brie
Navy
Donald Dickinson
Wile Viam Durham
Alfred Pleenell
William Flick
James Pulley
Huard Gregory
Martin Greishaw
Paulitil
Richard Jackman
Tames Winger
Voehnel
Lloyd Lille
John Long
Johnnn
Arthur Martin
Floyd Maynard
Thomas Messinger
Clement. Milla
Wilbur Moody
Wugene Mun
Carmen Piccirillo
W. A. Redman
George Reitz
Robert Reynolds
Warren Spicer
Harry Wilcos
George Tinka
Charles Wall ‘Tass
Donald Wai
Lsted
Fom Copty
Union Ging
Mediocre Effort In Daily Work Stunts Nation’s Progress
In Gloucester Massachusetts an editorial warns that national well being hinges on shoulder to shoulder work. It argues post war debt and high taxes require renewed effort and productivity to match Britain and Europe, citing Charles Lindbergh and industrial harmony as key.
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America
Charles Luman
Europe
Jewels of Kaiser Wilhelm Widow Vanish. Berlin Probe
U S investigators hunt 5000000 in jewels once owned by the Kaiser Wilhelm II widow. The gems disappeared last June from a trunk in the American sector of Berlin. The probe ties the case to Berlin social circles, foreign associates, and a trunk claimed by Ferdinand Pardinand and a German confidant.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Berlin
Associate Press
Teuisee
Wilhelm
Trivois
Tevin
Eoaieh
Caroligh
Sycoruon
Prince Porduinte
Hutul
Weel
Germany
Pereinland
Vanistied Bram Fe
Ravel
Wajdenimed
Arerlnan
Jian
Maries
Praikfurt
Ferdinand
Slate Raymond Picnic to Return September 6
A long awaited slate Raymond picnic is announced for September 6 at Lake LeBoeuf. The event, discontinued during the war, plans to offer a full day of recreation with music and a bring your own basket lunch format. Transportation efforts are under way to help attendees reach the site for a family friendly day.
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Raymond Mie
Raymond Antuiil Parker
Plenie
Lake LeBoeuf
Five Federal Labor Appointments Named in Temporary Posts
President Truman announced five major federal labor appointments including David Morse as undersecretary of labor in a broad staffing plan. The five nominees are temporary and require congressional approval in January, with roles spanning labor policy, employment relations, and law administration.
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Congress
Associated Press
Wasetnoton
Rosinmeny
Ita
Wbniwll Iybor
Flelwls
David A. Morse
Sehwel
Lenbuch
Truman
Alprttyene
Cynie
Ching
Robert
Beners
Naiouy Gener Relations Board
Abe Murdock
J. Copeland
Guy Co
NLEB
Myese
Bub
Tambe Favo Mion
National Labor Relations
Labor Department
Schwetlenbach
Newbnun
Tre Sud
Physite
Wail
Ke Neumann
Sie
Taforial
Former officer in Russian army dies in Ann Arbor
Anton Donikine, 70, a former imperial Russian army officer who later led White Russian forces, died of a heart attack Thursday at Mirhivin Hospital in Detroit area. Services set for Monday with burial at Evergreen Cemetery in Detroit.
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Ann Arbor
Mid
Clen
Anton Donikine
Mirhivin Hospital
Ken di
Aga
Visine
Yile
Rein
Ilavlor
Bibieit
Axilorh
Tatanbul
Wieteut
Torte
Watt
Uni
Union City Boy Flees Correctional Home
State police seek Merlyn Allen a five year old Union City youth after a reported escape from a correctional facility. A manhunt is underway with sightings in Grave City and Tinton City as authorities trace the child’s movements and possible intentions.
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Union City
MOREE
DE Uni
Corry Sass
Merlyn Allen
Grave City
Georke Jupice
Ater Tech
Tinton City
Marly
Blast Wrecks Egypt Express amid deadly attack
A bombing hit the PaypL Express train in Egypt today injuring four travelers and killing several. Authorities report a large blast disrupted service near the capital, with emergency crews tending the wounded as investigators search for the assailants.
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Whrusalim
Paypl Express
Bayuul
Chiro la Malta
Willy Beitabe Hep Relluning Trem
Muekk Ly Anies
Wilhening
Yar Lyd
Ain Offtelad Wenarh Sali
Mgteek
Ain
Aumy Mai
Viet Tay
Milluaey Casttultites
Ulay
Corry Diner to Open Wednesday on South Center Street
Corry Diner, owned by Arthur Fitch of Ish City, prepares for a formal opening on South Center Street after delays. The modern 24 hour cafe will feature plate tunities, short orders, pies and bakery items, with a mechanized dishwashing system and a packing counter for customer convenience.
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South Center
Arthur Fitch
Ls City
Corry Dinor
Pileh
Truman Resting at Mountain Retreat in Maryland
President Truman and Mrs. Truman rested at the Catoctin mountain retreat near Thurmont Maryland during a weekend of relaxation. The president completed work on 184 bills and planned to return to Washington Monday. Secret Service accompanied the president during drives and hikes in the park area including Shangri La, with no officials invited to the retreat.
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Thurmont
Truman
of Congress
Tie
Sheshingss
Secret Service
Stadt
Catnotin Park
Washington
Shangri-La
CC Carp
Meyer Still Missing After Subpoena In Hughes Inquiry
The report notes Johnny Meyer Hughes publicist remains missing after a subpoena issued by the Senate War Investigating Committee. The panel probes $164 000 in wartime entertaining by Hughes and possible influence on contracts with Trans World Airways and Pan American. The clash includes Hugh Fulton former counsel and Brewster urging disclosure of confidential client talks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Geniek Hugi Fulton
Pushran Brewster
Filton
Ruman
Il4
Eluorman
Howard Hughes
Hugh Fulton
Senate
Fulton
Brewster
Wughes
Fulten
Bo Leslee
Hughes
Brew
Muehes
Iasryer
Lo Hughes
Senate War Investigating Subcommittee
Johnny Meyer
Meyer
Sen
Hollywood
Sherstt
Bill
Sibcommittes
Senator Brewster
RMB
Clite
Jhint Hughes
Woermiey Tna
Huppies
Carroll Race
National Conficion
Sas
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Corry R.D
Lewisburg
Frederick V. Follmer
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Soerabsjn
East Java
Java
New York
Fordham University
Joseph J. Lynch
New Delhi
Punjab Aday
Amritsar
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Kiwanis Club
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Gloucester
Mass
Manage
Isbor
Britain
U. 5
Slate Raymond
Morse
Egypt Express
Associated Ress
Mew
Philadelphia
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Strelecki
Galonat Products Company
Nun Strelecki
Council For Senate
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