Heirs of Corry Banking Trust File Plea in Equity
The Heirs and Assigns of Corry Banking Trust filed a plea in equity in No. aN before the Court of Common Pleas. The action seeks to identify the lane nitlorieel in Batis and to terminate the interest of the party within a specified date. The case involves Book F records, payment of ve and the Bank of wad pare and pur nin.
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Tuello
Piu
West Corets
Helen
Corry
Bank of Wad
Batis
County 127
Noir
Moilée
Government raises price of loaned money in blow at cost of living
Washington reports a new government move to raise interest on short term securities aimed at curbing inflation. Saydey Snyder announces higher rates will take effect soon with September 15 and October 1 maturities rolling into higher yield issues. The plan includes controls to tighten credit and raise down payment requirements on many consumer purchases.
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Washington
Sterpney
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Treasury
Snyder
Federal Reserve Board
Bank
Consumer Credit
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Truman
Congress
Dixiecrats Meet In Texas For 1948 Ballot Strategy
Houston reports Shutes Rights Democrats gather to urge tactics for winning college votes and solidifying the South for Thurmond. Thurmond’s bid remains uncertain as Texas Dixiecrats push for unity amid party name protests and August primary plans.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
J. Strom ‘Firmond
South Carolina
South
Thurmond
Columbia
Plesding Wight
Lee Denies He Divulged Any Secrets
Washington dispatch reports Duncan Lee, a former government official linked to a wartime spy ring, testifies he never disclosed classified information to unauthorized persons. He denies the allegations raised by Elise Bentley and disputes the spy network claims. The House committee weighs calling Michael Samarin and Kate Kosenkina, Russian teachers connected to Na va personnel, amid ongoing Russia related inquiries.
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Associated Press
Washington
Duncan Bes
Lee
House
One American Activities Committee
Mise Fillzaeth
T. Bentley
New York
Sheath
Shialegle Services
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Tee
Miss Beniley
Helen Grant
Miss Bentley
Persen
Michael Tyanovitch Samay
Sumatin
FBI
Samarin
State Department
Congressional Committee
Samaria
Ikea Aira
Oksana Stephanovia Kosenkina
Kosenkina
United Navas
Samerin
Kosenkins
Mountain search for missing Bradford man in murder case
State Police and game wardens comb the mountains north of Coudersport for 18-year-old George Miketish of Gifford McKean County sought for questioning in the slaying of his wife Gertrude 23 at their home in Gifford on August 2. Her father Darwin Daily 48 and mother Lima Daily 3 were beaten by a shotgun butt during the incident. The fugitive was last seen near the border area and a nationwide alert was issued Friday night.
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Bradford
Associated Prev
Coudersport
Here
Hiushund
Pennsylvania
New York
Osyaya
B. B. Tintpenn
George Miketish
Gifford
McKean County
Gertude
Timpano
Miketish
Darwin Daily
Lima Daily
Mike St
New Yorker
Wiggers Suffers Broken Jaw In Street Collision
Paul Wiggers of Clymer and Rev. Dr. Charlie Greer, 69, injured in a two car crash at the Nelly Hill Shey Westfield roads near Sherman. Wiggers suffered a compound jaw fracture and other injuries. transported to Deaconess Hospital Buffalo. Greer hospitalized in Jamestown with possible pelvic fracture. x-ray to assess injuries. Deputy Sheriff Harold Land reports Wiggers in a 148 Oldsmobile. Greer in a Buick. Damage estimated over $1,500.
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Pali
Wiggers
Clymen
Coer
Charlie 7 Greer
Jarmestown
Methouis
Nelly Hill-SheyiMan
Westfield
Sherman
Deaconess Hospital
Buffalo
Don Patti
Idf Greer
Tom
Corry
Dy. Guer
Four Corry Men to Face Grand Jury
Four Corry men were ordered indicted before the county grand jury meeting on Monday. Raymond L. Clark faces a voluntary manslaughter charge from a Route 6 crash. Anson Bigelow stands charged with larceny from a hotel wallet. Cecil Hultisn is held on assault and battery after an altercation causing a broken jaw. Thomas Malphey will be heard on motor vehicle law violations. Paul Mikeos faced fraudulent conversion. held for court but not yet placed on the docket.
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Brie
Raymond L. Clark
Washington Street
Corry
Anson Bigelow
Bigelow
Cecl Hultisn
West Main Street
Thomas Malphey
Molt Street
Paul Mikeos
Clymer pastor charged after Jamestown crash
Rev Jesse J Knapp age 54 of Clymer charged with failing to stop for a junction crash in Jamestown. Two passengers suffered leg elbow rib bruises and wrist hip injuries. Joseph W Bessey Jamestown driver cited for contusions to left parts. Treasury report lists August accounts expenditures and debt totals.
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Clymer
Jesse J. Knapp
Jamestown
Knapp
WOA
Bessie Crofoat
Joseph W. Bessey
Hid Lef Arts
Union Rejects Latest Proposal in C J Dispute
The Corry Jamestown production workers at the Corry Jamestown plant rejected the latest management proposal after a meeting. Union officials blame management for press reports and walkouts while recalling past disputes including dismissals in 1937, a 1941 strike, a 1944 sit down, and now a new walkout threat. Details continue on Page Three.
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Cony-Jamestown Wife
Algaule
WaLkoni
Lght
Miso
Union
Corry
1007
Corry-damestown
Werhour
Corry-Jamestown
GOP Chiefs Map Campaign Plans in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania GOP leaders met at the Hotel Hershey to outline campaign strategy for the November election. Attendees included Duff, Martin, Owlett, Harvey Taylor, Samm Lefer, and Worthingwo Scranton. Duff pledged full support for Dewey and broader drive to win Pennsylvania’s 35 electoral votes.
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Pennsylvania
Guy Jones H. Duff
Duff
Conyon- Hon
Philadelphia
Edward Martin
Dutt
U.S
Robert A. Twit
Ohio
Martin
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Gn Notive
G. Mason Owlett
Harvey Taylor
Backsbore
Republican
Samm Lefer
Lcranon
Pudirman
Worrthingwo Screnton
Scranton
GOP
Womass
Five New Teachers Named by Corry School Board
The Corry School Board announced five new teachers and approved raises and assignments. New hires include Ehinice Thenbald, Gorry Ay, and Cathryn Patterson, with salaries ranging from 9400 to 4900. The board also authorized bids for a transportation sale and approved a final settlement on the 1947 duplicate census, with full attendance noted.
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Guery Board of Education
Repulry
Upton
Toa. Fuller
Mildred Wuore
Rolind Putnam
Nurmi
Ali
Corker
Yailing Youll
Thenbald
Gorry
Tedehu
Cementivy Schwals
Micholas
Bogden
Gorey
Juntér Lie A
Dorothy Doerr
Rork
Minnis Stahl
Cony
Bentoy Figh
Cathryn Patterson
Corry
Dunlor High
Tian
Keansport Sale Haven
Wisa
Gily
Miss Wuntton
Ite
Bresurer
David Swieets
Aiken Wall
Lust Niehl
Roger Beagey
City to Add Top Lanes on Fairhaven and Central Streets
Streets Director announces nine surface improvements for two buy streets not in the Summer program. Planned work on Fairhaven roadway through housing development and Clinitot street aims to ease repeated requests for repairs. North Center street CUintur is slated for a similar treatment. Projects be handled by A Zalaneek and Son after pavement program advances.
FBI Drops All Charges Against Dietsch Woman
The Feuer government charges against Dietsch were dropped and she was returned to Painesville Ohio after a parole violation alleged last winter. Wagner, Dietsch's co defendant, was released after charges were dropped. Jewelry pieces tied to the case were reportedly recovered during arrests outside Cleveland.
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Tate
Maurer
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West Palm Beach
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Pale
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Biden Goss Werous
Nes Pre Bis
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Henner
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Wilk
Jacolte
Prion Turk
Dietsch Ty
Wis
Wagner
WILEY
Mir
Anne
Plorion
Athe Valuibley
Chuo Te Mant
Yiglaton
Ohio
Dewey Planning Only a Few Major Campaign Talks
Associates Press reports Dewey may deliver under ten major speeches as campaign plans firm up after Albany talks with Governor Warren. Republicans face fundraising strains while Democrats chase cash to fund rallies and radio time, with Dewey weighing few, select appearances.
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Associates Press
Washington
Phonius
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Guv
Earl Warren
Califia
Truman
Albany
Perloemier
Wilnoui
Congress
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Neve
Unkle Aone
Tait
Ohie
Rhode Island
Montana
Canada
New Mexico
Telitessea
West Virginia
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Wyoming
President Signs Housing Measure
President Truman signed the housing bill into law criticizing Republican Congress for neglecting those in need. He said the measure falls short of what legislation could achieve and accused House GOP leaders of pushing a different bill that would have provided more affordable housing for millions of families.
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Washington
Touran
Congress
Truman
House
Doctors Continue Cure Attempts To Halt Hiccups
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania doctors at Grose County Hospital persist in treating Pauline Lucas whose hiccups have reduced her weight from 129 to 78 pounds. The young clerk, aged about 19, endures daily fits with medication and a strange home remedy, while attempts with anesthesia provide limited relief and family watch for improvement.
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Associated Press
Waynesburg
Grose County
Hos-pital
Pauline Lucas
Bob
A. J Blair
Lucas
Ersater
Relle
Weather Observations Report Unclear Temperature Reading
Fragmentary weather note records a low temperature around 40 degrees with mention of a 25 degree reading elsewhere. Text is garbled but indicates a cold night and reference to official thermometers and readings from last June.
Corry Boy Hit By Car Breaks Leg
Gerald R. Lloyd 10 son of Mrs Harild Lloyd of 129 East Living Street is in Corry Hospital after being struck by a Go carnival car. Driver Joseph Sventel of Corry RD reported to police, stating the boy darted into East Triving Street traffic. The car stopped 19 feet away, the boy suffered a fractured leg and possible other injuries.
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Gerald R. Lloyd
Harild Lloyd
East’ iVing Street
Corny
Jeff Jee
Rivers
Joseph Sventel
Corry
Sventel
Ily
Teers
TrViog Street
Bileers
WiLin
Byacken-Kenbine
Area milk price hike delayed by commission vote
Indefinite postponement of a proposed milk price increase was announced by H N Cobb chairman of the State Milk Control Commission. He cited difficulties in preparing binding orders by the deadline and said regular milk will continue to sell at the current rate while the commission plans further action. Attendance at the Clearfield county fair peaked at 88637 as the event closed.
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State Milk Controlommisssion
Mle Weither
Mikinight
Gubb
Cobb
Sng
Commis
Ston
Clearfield
Clearfeld County
U S Air Arm Boost in Europe with Berlin Deployments
United States forces continue strengthening the air arm in Europe. B-29 bombers reach Hakenhead England bringing total in England to seven with 44 more expected soon as Western Allied lines solidify in Berlin.
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Savitt Yeotar
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Torepen
Moscow
Germany
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Paken T Pelle
Stalin
United States
Hakenheath
England
Royal Air Force
Seivuce
Besha Free
Talk With State On New Hospital Plans Initiated
Sidney Bistom and Roger Brown, former Corry Memorial Hospital Association directors, meet with architect John Hynler Tadey and Hartispiag to discuss site. A. Dudson Wadlow and Samuel Grubb arrange sessions with federal hospital construction officials to assess aid qualifications and projected costs.
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Sidney Bistom
Roger Brown
Ember
Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Lostithien
John Hynler Tadey
Miclaly
Ute
Aselah
A. Dudson Wadlow
Samuel R. Grubb
U.S
Hunter
Tony
Soiuq
Portelnine
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GOP Chiefs
Russia
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Nick Bogder
LCITY
Fairhaven Road
Clinton Street
Corry Boy
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Corry Hospital
East Irving Street
Malotoy
U. S.13
TALK
State ON New Hospital
Harrisburg
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