Undersea Mine Blast Prompts Labor Row and Demands
The United Mine Workers Journal reports President Truman warned the National Labor Relations Board not to renominate members who let the congressional Labor relations committee veto policy. Nominees Gray Berald Abe Murdock Denham faced Senate delays as Taft-Hartley era tensions surface amid pressure from Taft-Ball forces.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Journal
Truman
National Labor Relations Board
Congressional Committee On Labor Relations
Till-Hariley
Ward
Murdock
AL Bol Seer
Howe
Menhoy
Prom Denham
Ball
Denham
Denton
Thi
Mar
White
Bull Committee
Corry Anglers Land Another Big Musky at Findley Lake
At Findley Lake during the night Cory Wiglers Rutmel Carsoth and Homer Buimphrey hooked into a large musky. The fish measured 47 inches and reportedly weighed toward 39 percent of expected size. The catch occurred at 12 15 a.m. local time.
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Corry
Findley Lake
Cory Wiglers
Rutmel Carsoth
Homer Buimphrey
Babson Lists Socialism Vs Communism in Bridgeport
ROGHR W BABSON analyzes Bridgeport's wartime and postwar economy noting its population around 150000 and a shift from manufacturing to peacetime goods. He cites high employment and sales but warns of slower postwar recovery with vacations saving for longer durability, while stock markets reach yearly highs and investors who sold too soon regret gains. A Bridgeport socialist referenced links money politics to US wartime policy. continued on Page Six.
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Bridgeport
Abovil
Mueny
Relguport
New England
Sina
Vabous
Wospertus
Wells
Tavestore
United States
Elks to Sing in Erie August At Perry Square
The Pennsylvania State Elks Association hosts a concert by the Comy Elks' Male Chorus in South Perry Square Park on Monday August 25. The program includes two parts with a public 8:30 p.m. show followed by a band concert and street dancing, then a second portion for Elks members in the ballroom.
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Perry Square
Pennsylvania State Elks Association
Ermtes
Comy Elks
Alks Igdg
Elks
Corry Girl Found Hanging Near Farm Home
A 19 year old Corry girl Hilvabeth Motu was found dead near a farm home shortly before 8 o clock yesterday afternoon. State Police and Corry coroner Bel Lowrey ruled death as self inflicted. Motu had been despondent recently and had made three prior suicide attempts thwarted by family. She was a 1945 Corry High School graduate employed in clerical work at Raymond Mfg Corp and had lived in Corry with her parents and seven sisters. Funeral services set for St Elizabeths Church Monday at 9 AM with burial in St Elizabeths Cemetery.
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Corry
Hilvabeth Motu
Blue Eye
Warren Courtly
Bel Lowrey
Cleriel
Raymond Mfg. Corp
Wanten McChesney
Horrick
Ihnatulya
Themins
Jon Moti
Columbus Schogia
Cory High School
Raymond Plant
Warren ‘McChesney
Walter Kontender
Rise Moll
Julie
Helen
Irene
Vermica
Baker Hill
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Light Council To Consider Amendment On Aboveground Tanks
A city council meeting next Monday evening is set to take up a delayed amendment to an ordinance. The change would authorize city manufacturers to store fuel in aboveground tanks and would permit storage necessary during gas shortages in extreme winter cold. The city assessor’s preliminary report is also due. Earlier session fixed September 8 and 6 as dates for the Board of Tax Revisions to hear assessment appeals. Mayor Kinley and Chief Flanigan attended a League of Third Class Cities meeting in Erie this week.
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Acton
Fxr
Ragilar
Origital Ardhaoe
Mly
Coucil
Board of Tax Revisions and Appeals
Kinley
Hently
Flanigan
League of Third Class
Ships to bring home war dead arrive in October
Washington reports the final two vessels transporting American war dead will reach U S shores in October. The War Department indicates likely no additional arrivals will occur this year.
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Ware
Washington
America
United States
War Department
Relief From Heat For The Weekend Weather Report
A weather bulletin describes a cool weekend following days of heat in Pennsylvania. North regions may see lingering clouds and scattered showers, with the south part experiencing improving conditions. Night air will clear and cool tonight, while Sunday is forecast fair with pleasant temperatures.
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Aswan
Feanaylyansan Votluy
Prskerm
Pennsylvania
Tuir
Weathier
Morrow
Westert
Penhsyl
Wania
Parthian
City paving program near end next week
City officials say the low cost paving project will enter its final phase with a westward work crew from Zalaneck and Son applying the top coats on streets prepped with a base layer. Completion is hoped by next Saturday as two Fourth Ward streets await final touches and traffic will be allowed on the surface once curing proceeds.
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A, Zalaneck and Son
Plvelus
Fourth Ward
Jack Af
Pest
Sity
Buses collide on Franklin bridge injure passengers
Two inter state buses collided on a narrow Washington bridge over French Creek in Franklin Pennsylvania early today. Four of twenty bus passengers were detained at Franklin Hospital including Louis Conti driver of the Greyhound and Pauline Pearson Bernard Aaron and B E Porter. None believed seriously hurt. The Harmony Bus Lines driver Milton Shoptaueh said a mooring slip on the bridge likely caused the crash.
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Associated Press
Franklin, Pa
Juriig
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Harmony Bus Lines
Ithe
Harmony Bus
Rali
Indictment Links Krupp Directors to War Crimes Trial
Twelve Krupp directors are indicted by U S authorities in Nuremberg era style proceedings alleging involvement in wartime violations and Nazi collaboration. The case targets points of arms supply, with claims of evading inspections, spreading Nazi propaganda, and aiding occupations during World War II.
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Associated Prose
Mernberg
Germany
United States
Pines
Hrineapal
Jedueton
Coap
von Bohlen
Halyaeh
Berths ‘Konyip
Paris
Gel
Tellore Taylor
WLS
Atmo Kanppantis
Nik Party
Mem Moers
Tke Ceampo
Sup
Adolf Title
Versailles
Taylor
Alfred Terpp
Euerying
Gusing
Susur Leah
Ndernberg
Fyancw
Keipp
Brial
Allie
Heather Wriies Taylor
Filey
Hauuel Lovele
Suieletanies
Aeon
IBM
Evitelinn
Krupp
Nazi Leudirs
Daethdine
Pritz Souckel
le Nagel Thoy Bis
Hangeil Nuumbers
Hudiehment
Kelpp
Mazi
Ahepad
Nasik
Holland
Foreign Ministry
Vornyyaliy
Corry Man Held For Court On Wife Charges
Corry man Sharles Bacon was held for the next term of court after a hearing on charges filed by his wife Viola.nt with deviation hotimiport and supply of the face. Alderman M. S. Gabbett set bail at 300 for two counts and peace bond and $1800 in property bond furnished to Bacon's appearance.
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Sharles Bacon
Ray Gress
Way
Gabbett
Bacon
Viola
Three Injured In Head-On Auto Crash Near City
A head-on collision near City left three injured. Harry Stone, severely hurt with fractures, remained hospitalized as of today. Two drivers, including Charles Hubbard, were treated for lacerations and taken to Union City hospital. The two Caymen men were en route to Canada for a vacation when the accident occurred.
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Hyiot
al Erie
Ewe
Stem Memorial
Vile City
Wallisow Rowe
North Bnet
Operat USA
Charles Hubbard
Uhnantown
Phe Wollen
Hibbard
Beetie Dlener
Eax
Wil Siske
Gerry Barrieka
Harry Stone
Inkinh
Wbrssa
Aiger
Bub- Vann
HumiGt
Union City
Canada
Two City Accidents Leave Cars Damaged No Injuries
Two unrelated crashes on North and South Center streets caused vehicle damage but no injuries. A Desmond vehicle struck a parked car on North Center and then hit another parked car near McInnes Steel Co, with police citing speeding for conditions. A second wreck on South Center involved William MacLees’ station wagon colliding with Ellsworth Lehrkengost’s truck after losing control on wet pavement.
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St Anon
Robert Desmond, Jr
North Center Street
Dh Hugh Gate
Ynorehan
Micaraguans In Crash With Exiles
In Breall Aug 18 a clash occurred at the air terminal involving Nicaraguan political exiles in Panama and the new Nicaraguan Government delegation to the inter American defense conference. One man was shot in the wrist, and Martino Arguello Vargas reportedly suffered a facial cut. Luis Samarriba was wounded in the wrist.
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Associated Press
Halbor
Nicaragua
Panama
Quitandinia Inter-American Defense Conference
Breall
Palivé
Martino Arguello Vargas
Luis Samarriba
Adinti-tomeza
Baniume
Red Regime In Greece Declares Control Of Government
Athens reports that rebel headquarters under General Markos Vittiades have taken authority over the administration of the occupied region. The move is described as the first step toward establishing a communist led government, as predicted by sources and authorities in nearby Albania.
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Associated Press
Athens
Pe Albens
State forests escape with low fire loss in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvanians defend the woods as hot weather and spring rainfall keep most fires away. Chief Warden Horace Rowland cites about 13,000 acres burned this year versus 50,000 to 104,000 in other years. Volunteers and district wardens reinforce efforts to prevent blazes, with motorists urged to avoid lighting cigarettes near roadsides as conditions stay dry and green growth resists flames.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Rowland
Department of Forests and Waters
Inter American defense talks enter second session with compromise
In Brasilia the 20 nation conference discussed voting to invoke treaty sanctions. Secretary Marshall said the United States had modified its stance in response to a Mexican compromise proposal. In New Delhi Nehru warned leaders to halt communal warfare. in Montevideo a transport plane with 12 aboard crashed into the sea. three were saved and others listed as missing.
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Pypeswerarea Ress
Quitandinea
Brasil
Secon
George C. Marshall
United States
Montevideo
Juguay
Wrock Falls Hold Up Rescuers and Hope Abandoned
In a British government owned undersea coal mine disaster near Wrock Falls rescue teams abandoned hope for five trapped men after a massive blast. Five bodies were recovered, and sixteen miners surfaced as rescuers broke through rock falls. the death toll and still-missing miners climbed with many more thought dead.
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Wrock Falls
Associated Press
Eng
Williamsnin
Rock Falls
Whitehayves
Engand
Three New Survivors From Undersea Coal Mine
Three dazed miners pulled from the William mine near Whitehaven Cumberland report they were distant from the blast when the shaft failed. The 13-year-old, government-owned operation extends under the Solway Firth. Rescue teams battled rock falls and 25 corpses were recovered by noon. 50 miners remained missing as of late yesterday. Authorities fear a high death toll while confirming 13 survivors and continuing efforts to reach entombed workers.
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Whitehaven
Engeanu
Feldlers
Leiway Dack
Rock Falls
William
Cumberland County
England
Trish Sea
J. Fetus
National Coat Board
Reseurch
Woman killed as car turns over three times in crash
Huntingdon Pa August 11 Mrs Henrietta Naomi Stevenson a registered nurse of East Lansdowne Pa was killed in a car crash while en route to Altoona where her brother had died The accident occurred on wet highway causing the vehicle to skid and roll multiple times The brother John P L Sheets a Pennsylvania Railroad foreman died yesterday while visiting the Altoona home of their father Daniel Sheets
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Assetiatcy
Huntingdon
Henrietta Naomi Stevenson
East Lansedowne
Altoona
John P. L. Sheets
Pennsylvania Railroad
Daniel Sheets
Daniel Sheets. Mrs. Stevenson
Delaware County Gf Hospital
J. C. Clair
William
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