Taft Hartley Act Defied in Murray Plan Says Atty General Notified
The CIO United Steel Workers Union plans a national drive to elect an anti Taft Hartley Congress to repeal the act. CIO leader Murray says voluntary contributions may be raised and kept separate from union funds. He notes two instances of alleged Sle activities and asks Attorney General Clark for guidance on constitutionality and political activity under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steel Workers Union
Farlier
Congress
Philly Murray
Steel Workers
Murray
CTO
Tom Clark
Steelwork
Ars
S10
Fay Murray
Genainly
GIO
Democratic Party
Moonlight Train Petition Drives Restorations Spur Local Push
Petitions from Titusville and Oil City seek restoration of the Buffalo and Pittsburgh moonlight trains No 914 and 911 southbound. The Chamber of Commerce may back the effort as local leaders urge residents to sign at the chamber and push for restored service to boost community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Night Twins
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Penns
Titusville
Oil City
Qorry
Old City
N. M
Chamber of Commerce
Prandin
Ol Clby
Sant. Layenge
Dems Call for Senate Probe of Inquiries
A Democratic senator urged a Senate investigation into investigations by another panel. Senator Murray D Mont. criticized the war time Hughes inquiry hearings as political smears and called for a probe into so called investigations. He hinted Democrats may try to end the war investigating group again next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem Washington
I Benate
Howard Hughes
GOP
Murray D-Monti
Hughes
Montana
Senate
Murray
Truman
O'Daniel
D-'tex
Ferguson
Rmich
Price Probe Ordered by Clark to study rising costs
Attorney General Clark ordered a review of food, clothing and housing prices. He directed the Justice Department anti trust division to determine if unlawful practices exist and to consider the need for fines or penalties. Clark urged a new, vigorous approach to curb ongoing price hikes in essential goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Clark
Justices Department
Malmtin
Paluss
Paraguay Crisis Deepens As Moriniga Flees Capital
Buenos Aires dispatches report Paraguayan President Higinio Moriniga fled Asuncion amid rebel threats. Asuncion authorities vow to defend the city, claiming Moriniga seeks to endure until loyalist forces prevail. Argentine informants indicate Moriniga moved toward Pilar near the border. Treasury data released shows August receipts and expenditures with total debt at 259.47 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Bentine
Higinio Moriniga
Paraguay
Asuncion
Imes
Brazilionaw
Asupress
Morinigo
Colorados F
National Republican Party
Statin
Mariniga
Asanjon
Pilar
Father of 3 Tries Suicide in Corry City Jail
A 10 year old Cutty man, Joseph Yurateh, father of three, attempted suicide twice in the Corry city jail while awaiting arraignment on a non support charge. He used a handkerchief to strangle himself, was revived, and then threatened further, leading to immediate guard placement and a $500 bond. He faces arraignment Thursday on the non support count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Yurateh
Wuuly
Fuenk
M Warrail
Cory
Uccuset
Body of Missing State College Professor Found
Dr. Raymond Haber a 59 year old Pennsylvania State College professor was found dead by hanging four miles from the campus. Coroner Sheckler ruled death by self-inflicted hanging after a nationwide search prompted by a reward offer from the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press State College
Raymond Haber
Pennsyvania State College
College
Varus
Haber
Hary O'Connell
Philip Mark
Jena
O'Connell
Dr. Haber
Five Held in Milwaukee Street Strangling Case
Five men are being held for further questioning in the strangling of Milfred McKelvey, a 11 year old girl. Her nude body was found in bushes near Brookside Park, Cleveland. She was last seen about noon near her bus stop. Police report the investigation continues as authorities search for more clues and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Milfred McKelvey
Brookside Park
McKelvey
Baird
Walker Cool
Chanershirs
Shu
State Schools Short 4000 Teachers For Fall
Public schools in Pennsylvania face a fall opening with a 4 000 teacher shortage. State education officials cited new graduations from state colleges as helping, with 730 new teachers entering the system and total college output expected around 1 850 for the year. West Chester and Temple produced significant numbers, while rural districts remain strained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Fennsylvenia
Bowie Devart
Elon
Francis B. Maas
Ode Litionel
Nimber
Witter
Sprite
Aradu
Simmer
Rother
Mais
West Chesley Stile
Dusit
Eleneanuey
Seth
Action by Military Seen in Kaiser's Widow Death Case
An officer indicates Mo action by military is likely after the death of Kaiser's widow. The case notes foul play, with no Germans involved and American parties central to the inquiry. Further details remain unclear as investigators pursue probable foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peete
Berlin
Hermine
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Army
O. R. Carlucci
Uder
Fraulein Veron Herbst
Prince Ferdiand
Alemelo
Fem
Fraulein Herbst
Kaiser
Report on farming course for city schools considered
School board directors reviewed a report from Supt. David Swarts on a vocational agricultural program for local schools. No action was taken and the matter was tabled for two weeks while candidates’ qualifications are studied. A special session will name teachers for the coming year and authorize bids for student transportation and facility improvements at Loveland Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Swarts
Chameer of Commerce
Biron Decker
Corky
Mane Ile
Walter Ross
Me Irish
Howard Dulheld
Mosier
Tipolk
Pencipal FL Sheen
Howard J. Walte
Drafting Vandenberg for President by Michigan Republicans
Detroit Republicans formed a committee at a luncheon to push a draft for Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg. They plan to confer with Michigan’s favorite son upon his return, hoping to make him a top GOP presidential candidate if he acts. Archie Geadbatter, Wayne County auditor, stated the draft would hinge on his affirmative indication of eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
GOP
Ldcal Party
Archie Geadbatter
Wayne County
Eaid
Vandenbers
War crimes trials at Buchenwald end with convictions
Associated Press reports all 201 defendants at the Buchenwald concentration camp trials were convicted by a U.S. military court, with sentences to be pronounced Thursday. Among the defendants was a pregnant widow of the former camp commandant who denied charges of using lampshades made from the skin of victims. The camp was liberated by Americans in 1945. Separately, U.S. charges accuse Communist groups backed by Albania Yugoslavia and-Norway of aiming to install a puppet regime in Greece, prompting protests over alleged misrepresentations to justify increased U.S. intervention under the Truman Doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa Papuat
Germany
Buchenwslg
U.S
Tulay
Woma Tle Koch
Fugitives Escape Police in Beverly Gun Battle
Essex County jail break suspects Richard Wyant and Joseph P. Bowers exchanged gunfire with officers in Beverly after attempting to steal a submobile. Sheriff Frank Raymondel named James W. MacDonald as ring leader, while Wysocki faced grand jury on assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Isadaled Press
Salem
Mass
Essex
Vanity Fall
Ly Oden Poinerings
Ichen
Voriay
Beverly
Richard Wyant
Joseph P. Bowers
Raymunellod
Wysackt
Bowers
Che
Wysoth
Tpswich
Willer
Dail
Doh Wilson
Frank Raymond
James W. MacDonald
Worcester
Pandlee
MacDonald
Iwrceniy
Wysocki
Erlem
Vasuult
Wonsky- Protein Bowers
Salet
Wim
Rudolph T Mafire
Tlyzim
Soryie
Mantha
Hiveens
May Reach Blue Cross Agreement Amid Hospital Negotiations
The Corry Memorial Hospital and Blue Cross discuss a new contract covering hospitalization provisions. A meeting of plant officials and a Blue Cross representative explored policyholder impact amid their failure to sign current terms. The September 1 effective date was noted, with possible extension if no agreement is reached. A special session may be scheduled soon to renew talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ofiields al Corry
Calla Whete
Othidials
Walley
Whab Uniios
Polley
Cumy Memorial ‘Hospital
Te Association
Ex-Corry Man Buys Stores In Separate Transfers
Victor Elisart of Corry buys Floyd Hammond’s Grocery in Corry and Fred Taylor purchases Niobe Grocery in Niobe. The Niobe deal involves Corry residents with years of grocery experience and names Red and White at Niobe. Lloyd Hammond confirms no definite future plans for the North Center Street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Elisart
Floyd” Hammond
Fred Taylor
Niobe Grocery
Corry
N.Y
New York
Ignimond
North Cener Street
Victor Kilsart
Tkilsart
Niobe
Grocey
Mlobe
Pred Taylor
Taylor
West Washington Street
Lloyd Hammond
North Center Street
New Type Photog Ripped Here Wit New Way
Two women from Pakhayeri complained to police that a selling crew posed as solicitors in the area. Lez C. Robinson of Utah pleaded guilty before Police Magistrate M S Gobett and was fined $2860 under the city ordinance prohibiting solicitation without a permit. Officers said the defendants offered enlargements for 2.98 and forced buyers to pay 25 for a fancy ornate frame, using a canvassing plan similar to a prior case in central Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Ees
Trihaienk
Tera
Pennsy
Traphers Racket Targeting Widows With Photos
Reported photographers are visiting widows and mothers of dead veterans offering photographic enlargements. Victims sign for a picture priced at 18.90 with a frame option. a 3 deposit is taken and warned of additional frame costs. Victims are told the frame costs 89.80 and the total becomes 216.90. Some are promised a free picture of a relative killed in war if they buy a frame for 49.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polten
Attlee Regime Wins Vote on Economic Crisis Bill in Commons
London Aug 12 The Labour government wins approval for its economic crisis bill in the House of Commons by a 178 to majority after a long debate. Opposition leader Thurkill accuses the cabinet of autocracy while Liberal Bayles’s amendment promises not to use wartime powers to suppress or suspend the press. Deputy PM Morrison says use against the press would be unjust in peace. Captain Blackburn rejects cross-over pressure from Conservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
House of Commons
House of Lords
Psrl
Remny O
Winstart Thurpill
Attlee
Iike
Cla Hienk Bayles
Herbert Morrison
Mmebi
Raymond Blackburn
Corryville Held on Assault Charge After Family Fracas
Harold Button, 40, East Street, held for assault and battery after allegedly striking his father, Andrew Button, 74, with a hammer in theirEast Street home. Button pleads not guilty. bail set at 9500 bond. he faces transfer to Erie County if bail not posted. The case stems from a complaint by two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Button
East Street
Button
Also Mentioned on This Page
Churchill
Bill
Atty
Corry Chamber
Dems
Sen
Bruce
Treasury
Jaid
State College
Or. Haber
Ft Campus
Perdinand
Fraylein Herbs
Ferdinand
Crone
Aushorifies
Cuxturel
Planess
New Plankfurt-on-the-Oder
Jarlucci
Vandenberg
Blue Cross
Isurance Firm
Labor Party
Corryvite
Lock Haven
Scranton
RL Smith
Lee Haven
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!