War Fraud Probe Postponed Amid Meyer Absence
Washington Aug 11 The War Investigating Committee adjourned its inquiry into wartime Hughes contracts delaying hearings until November 1. Chairman Ferguson said John W Meyer could not be located to answer questions about $104,000 in entertainment and related expenses. Hughes, Hollywood producer and plane builder, criticized the delay and said he plans to leave for California.
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DEVICE STOPS ERIE NO 7 ENGINEER DEAD
Erie No 7 on the New Diesel stalled near Greenville as the dead man pedal failed to prevent a stop. Meadville engineer Pred Luce, 88, collapsed and died of a heart attack while 43-year Erie veteran Luce manned the controls. Fireman Torry Johnston present, Luce survived by wife, son Edward, two daughters, and three grandchildren.
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Polio Outbreak At Lock Haven Reported
Harrisburg Aug 11 Deputy secretary of health Dr Campbell called the death of one resident from infantile paralysis in Lock Haven an isolated instance. Two other cases are developing in the area. He said the outlook is very comfortable and it is late in the summer for a major outbreak. The death was Nevin C Tong 24 a World War II veteran who died after a 10 day illness. Lock Haven residents struck by the disease over the weekend include Billie Steniker and Linda Lee McCusley aged one.
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Woman Slain at Coudersport Husband Arrested
A 37 year old housewife was shot and killed after asking her husband to say please before she met a request. Deputy Sheriff Carl Buller and state police said George Henry Chapman was arrested after being found asleep beside his wife’s body in a one room cabin near West Bingham. The murder occurred amid road work on the Corry Glymer highway project with repairs and washouts ongoing and a large crew planning to continue mid week.
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Train wreck scatters Burlington freight into station
In Yuma Colorado four persons were dug from the shattered remains of the Young Railroad station after 280 cars derailed from a Burlington freight train. Investigators said a hot journal box likely caused the cars to jump the track in the heart of town, scattering debris over 200 feet.
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Missing Jewels Tied to Hermine Death Probe
U S Army investigators questioned a woman emissary who carried part of a royal jewel collection to the son of the Kaiser’s widow. The missing 29 pieces, valued at about 2.66 million, were part of a 95 piece royal treasure reportedly sent to the West. Hermine died last Thursday in the Soviet zone after a long mystery surrounding the royal jewels.
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Police Capture Union City Boy In Automobile Theft Spree
Merfiyi Allen, 45-year-old from Histon fly boy, was recaptured by State Police Saturday afternoon after escaping from George Junior Republic Friday. He allegedly stole three cars, led officers on a chase along East Lake road and Lawrence Park, and fled on Ruonkist Avenue before being caught. He will be turned over to Erie County juvenile authorities and returned to George Junior Republic where he was serving a sentence for car stealing.
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Corry Man Fined 105 On Three Counts
Pat Green arrested early Saturday seen leaving Mayor Kinley’s car on South Center Street. He was arraigned and found guilty on three charges, fined and costs paid for damages to the mayor’s automobile. He was released Saturday night after paying 106 dollars. Charges included being drunk and disorderly and tampering with a motor vehicle. Harald Audlons Corry’s heating scheduled to be held this afternoon. Button faced disorderly conduct charges after allegedly beating his father with a hammer and threatening to set the house on fire. charges preferred by two brothers.
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Odom Plans Another Oct Flight After Record Globe Trip
Pilot Bill Odom announced plans for another world flight in late October with scientists or newsmen aboard. The 27 year old set a record for fastest solo world trip in a converted Army bomber, averaging about 819.5 miles per hour during the 63 hour 45 minute journey. The mission started from Gander to multiple cities including Paris Cairo Karachi Calcutta Tokyo Anchorage and Alaska before landing back in Chicago.
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Officials Meet On Blue Cross Hospitalization Plan Discussion
A hospital service association of Pittsburgh officials met this afternoon to discuss the Blue Cross Plan of Hospitalization. Details were scarce as Washinge Insurance Jinn requested the meeting be called. Lawrence Tryin, vice president, and a director from the board outlined the plan and its regulations adopted August 15.
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Youths wound and two dead in Jerusalem cafe shooting
Five youths and a girl were killed or wounded in a shooting at a Jerusalem area cafe. Police said attackers were Arab. In Batavia, Indonesia, political talks aimed at peace in the East Indies continued after a high-level meeting between leaders. In Detroit, Ford Motor Company cut 3,000 jobs amid metals shortages affecting production. In Augusta, Maine, Senator Brewster accused Howard Hughes of pressuring a commission to halt an investigation into a contract with a major manufacturer.
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Three Corry Persons Hurt In Highway Wreck Near Valley
Three Corry residents were injured when a drilling machine wagon collided on Route 27 near Grand Valley. Lyle Davis of Cony was driving the wrecked car. Jemantiy Mwatih of Grand Valley and Mrs. Deve’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis were among the injured. The State Police reported the crash occurred as the machine drilling near a highway, and witnesses described the hazardous scene as the car failed to stop in time.
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Asmay Report Notes Debt Decrease in Daily Update
Washington August 11 The ASMAY report shows total debt at 250 000? with a decline from the previous day and a balance of 88 711 510.17. Figures appear partial and require clarification.
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Parents Save Child From Drowning At Findley Lake
At Findley Lake a child nearly drowned but was rescued by parents. The incident occurred near the lake shore as bystanders called for help. The child was taken to the local summer school and later recovered fully.
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Jinnah Elected Pakistan Head of Parliament
M A finnish leader of the Moslem League was unanimously chosen president of the Pakistan assembly as it opened work on Washti a charter for a homeland in the Moslem Indian dominion. Timisa the governor general pledged a government based on the principle of toleration and equal rights for all faiths.
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Child Hurt In Route 6 Wreck
Janten McGray ledt-year-old Haaehiy of My and Mes were injured when their vehicle was struck by another on Route 6 near Gorey test night. Police reported extensive front-end damage to the McCray car and indicated one occupant was rushed to a hospital.
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Kiwanis Festival Nets $1500 in Revenue
The Summer Festival raised about 1500 dollars for the Kiwanis club. Funds came from ride 20 percent monkey races 10 percent bingo 20 percent plus other events. Prizes included an electric refrigerator won by Mrs Glenn Hummes of 142 West Smith Street. The club plans another festival next summer.
Two Arrested On Disorderly Charges Here
Two men arrested on disorderly conduct charges after a weekend incident. Police say an irate crowd confronted officers as a vehicle was halted. one man smashed rear windows and flooded a jail cell area before being confined pending arraignment on drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Additional reports note further arrests and varying bond amounts.
Car Rolls on Route 19 Wounding Passenger Lover
A car left Route 19 just north of Waterford and rolled over injuring a passenger identified as Lover. The vehicle owned by Delbert Gorton of Silver Creek, New York, sustained about $300 in damage. State Police at Corry are investigating to determine cause.
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Labor Premier Warns of Peril as War Looms
The labor premier warns of grave danger amid growing war tensions as his party's left wing pushes a crippling amendment to the measure. Churchill had denounced a blank check for totalitarianism, amplifying the global stakes.
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Labor MPs approve plan to defer steel nationalization
London August 11 Labor party members of parliament backed Prime Minister Attlee and his cabinet to defer the nationalization of the steel industry amid Britain s economic crisis. The vote revealed tensions within the party as left wing critics pressed for different approaches to rebuild the economy and confront Conservative opposition.
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British Delegation Faces Questioning in Washington
An American demand for a full explanation of how Britain is spending its 4.73 billion in aid is set to be discussed as British delegates travel to Washington. Officials warn the Toa agreement limits aid without constitutional consent, while Britain battles crisis bills and political pressure in Parliament.
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