Military funds in doubt halt U.S. agencies and defense bills
Congress delays annual appropriation bills allowing the military establishment the Interior Department Veterans Administration and Economic Cooperation Administration to go penniless with civilian payrolls 12 days behind. House battles Senate delays risk a stopgap measure as Cannon cites partisan policy and a historic funding logjam.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
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Economic Corporation Administration
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Ules
Rules
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Newanen
Congress
Gannon Wuld
Maud Tye
Renew hearings on arms plan in stormy Senate session
Senate leaders reversed themselves and ordered hearings reopened on the administration’s 1.45 billion foreign arms program. Chairman Connally said the committee will hear about six witnesses including Henry Wallace and Norman Thomas as part of the resumed inquiry. The House foreign affairs committee approved the full amount and a date for further discussion with Secretary of Defense John Bell its. The session followed a closed meeting with expectations for a vote on the bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
Henry A. Wallace
Norman ‘Thomas
MacArthur Declines Testimony On Far Eastern Aid Plan
Gen Douglas MacArthur will not appear before Congress to testify on the administration's 1.45 billion dollar Far Eastern arms aid bill. Secretary of Defense James Forrestal said MacArthur cited reasons in a public August statement and will remain at his post in Tokyo. Senate committees had sought his testimony along with Vice Admiral Charles Badger.
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United States
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Tokyo
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Badger
Truman presses reorganization plans as Senate debate opens
President Truman summons six Democratic Senators to the White House to urge approval of two reorganization plans. Plan 1 creates a new Welfare Department. Plan 2 would fold labor and related agencies into the Welfare Bureau under the Labor Department. Senators Hedrins and Fulbright warned that victory requires a large turnout and at least 49 votes.
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Washington
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Hoey
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Senate
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Sparkmini and
Hill
Alabama
Bulbright
Arkansas
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Texye
Minybank
South Carolina
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Meclellan
Senate Executive Expenditures Committee
Fulbright
D-Ark
Cabwierani
Oscar Wing
Doubleheader Baseball Card On Tap Tonight
Large crowd expected at Loveland Field for a doubleheader. In the opener the Cory Cletimers face the American Legion Junior nine, with a first pitch at the hour. The nightcap swings the Corry Bombers against the Blasdell Red Sox as fans rally behind a charity drive for Gladys Canfield.
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Cory Cletimers
American Legion
Calif
Oodtimers
Joe Baressi
Kinney
M.S. Cobbett
Ty” Crandal
Vern Group
Jimmy
Sonny” Staples
Mike Popovich
Halt Dimick
George
Tony Sprovers
Pow! Stroup
Frank DeLury
Howard Pier
Paul French
Garl Hixson
Walter Ross
Paul Stroup
Popovich
George Sproverom
Mans
Patsy Notte
Ronne Shoon
Bol Long
Roger Ottaway
Sellom
Pratcis Buell
Gill Dimmick
Art Pitts
Jimmy Bogden
Joe Hughes
Bill Coleman
Rex Spaulding
Chuck Geertson
Blasdell
Joe Naglend
Toe Schmidt
Kennerdell
Roger Dubois
Steve Danknyieh
Jimmy Rodgers
Yoo Bender
Merlin Peterson
Ralph Pratt
Gladys Ganfield
Call for bids on school addition project details
Branley Anderson of the school board announced bids will open Wednesday August 9 for the Junior High addition including general construction heating and ventilation plumbing drainage and electrical work. Plans are available from Johnson and Johnson Associates Erie for a 16 deposit. Estimated cost about 60 000 with a rear two wing expansion to the Tuite High building.
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Erie
Tuite High
Ie Sinior High
Protest over turkey pens at First Ward prompts Health Board clash
Neighbors clash as George Carnicke accuses Blot Dahl of odor from turkey pens at 505 East Pleasant Street. Dahl defends operations, plans inspection by Health Officer Harley Drake. Renzi’s pens also cited as potential odor source amid possible special Health Board meeting if problem persists.
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George Carnnike
Bax Souths Stree
Imade
Dahl
East Pleasant
Carnirike
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Cernicke
Harley Drake
Mr. Dabl
Bronk Ren Ai
Turkey News
Renzi
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City Council
Rosie Downey
Hatch Street
Uhch
Robert R. Desmond, Jr
Wayne Street
al Mugharditi
Corry
Streets
Carl Smith
Bari Oh
Center
John Love
Tne Cibe
Donovan Construction Company
Fas Smit
Gtly
Washington Street
Merle Smith
Tobin Forecasts Increase In Jobs By Year End
Secretary of Labor Tobin told reporters at the White House that employment is improving and that there will be a substantial rise in payrolls by year end. He predicted about 7 million more jobs and a drop in unemployment as the economy strengthens over the next 10 months.
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Washington
Anna Cones Pendhile
Ruman
Fenyine
Witlte House
Uni
Ebat Om Stéel
Corry Man Drowns At Ripley Home In Pool Tragedy
General Waitt testifies as A BERT CORBIN drowns at a Ripley residence. The deceased, a well known Gary salesman, left his home after an illness and was found in a pool at the Keppel home. Relatives and physicians attended. the coroner's inquest begins as authorities investigate the death. Survived by wife, daughter and several grandchildren. active in local Elks lodge.
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A. Bert Corbin
Ripley
Goebill
Smith
Teppel
Quwily
Howe
Abby Ariler
Sim
Julmey Jis
Topsphine
Paul
Corbin Wak Horn
Belmont
Amex
Keppel
Louis
Definiia
Patelely
Rissley
Ann Corbin
Corry
Whim
Emerson Held On Check Counts
Howard Enerson faced multiple charges after arraignment before Alderman M. S. Cebbet. He pleaded guilty to 17 worthless checks and was held for next term, with additional charges in Allegheny City and Corry. He had been in Erie County jail for auto larceny and desertion charges brought by his wife.
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Howard Enerson
Avenir
M.S. Cebbet
Emerson
Erie Founty
Alderma
George Gordon
Corry
Pittsbimen
Imaon
Cole
Corry Man Sought Over Father's Auto Theft
Police report Jub Wilcox sought by authorities after Dor Wilcox of Union City B C accused his son of taking a Buick automobile on Sunday without permission. The case follows an alert issued yesterday and ongoing pursuit.
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Jub Wilcox
Jorer Garry
Cenaighievale
Dor Wilcox
Union City
B.C
Wilcox
Record breaking 1550 to fill Corry area schools
The Corry school district expects about 1550 students on opening day, with 100 more than last year. First and second grades will be crowded as 1,464 students are enrolled, 70 in first grade and 12 in second, while 140 seventh graders and 140 from Spring Creek add to the need for temporary space.
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Loery
Howard Shwen
Harold Wolfe
Corry
Aly
Edward's
Fairhaven
Bulloon
Spring Creek
Raymond Plant Worker Van Dresar Retires
Raymond Mig Co veteran Van Dresar retires after 42 years with the Raymond plant. Born February 29, 1890, he began in the light spring department and later moved to the hay and mall equipment service units before retirement. He plans hobbies like hunting and gardening.
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Raymond Mig. Co
pRuil
My. van Dresar
Win Alves
Bass Soult Street
Convenn
Hay
Malliwelehi
US Ambassador Meets Stalin in Moscow Talks
Ambassador Alsn G. said his 45 minute meeting with Prime Minister Stalin in the Kremlin was cordial and formal. Kirk described the session as relaxed with broad discussions. Barbour and Morgan accompanied him to the American embassy.
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Moscow
Alsn G
Mir
Sini
Kirk
Aioe
Tinn Wee
Rik
Walter Bedell
Walworth Barbour
George Morgan
B 36 Probe Shifts to West Coast Hearing
The B 36 bomber inquiry moves from the East to California as House Armed Services members plan talks with General Arnold to probe political and business links to the jet’s origin and value. Key witnesses and a confidential document are under scrutiny amid new testimony and focus on officials including Johnson Symington and Floyd Odium.
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Washington
West Coast
House Armed Services
Rep. Price
D- IL
California
Son
Fan
Arnold
Aehe Air Force
Goversl
Star
Concreaise
New
Commitme
Bates
R-Mass
Ie House
Ren. van Zandi
Ie Committee
Comandier Soundel
Joseph B. Keenan
van Zulvelil
Defense Johnson
Air Symington
Floyd Odium
He Consolidated
Vultee Aircraft Corp
Zandt
Syrian cabinet assumes power after military warning
Damascus reports a new cabinet representing most political strands formed in Syria at Col Sami Henna's request after a military warning. Premier Mutton Ben Sorasi and former rulers are described as worn down by the crisis.
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Syria
Damascus
Sami Henna
Hi Fayim Om
Mutton Ben Sorasi
Evans alleges Hunt secured jobs for Woods and Larson
Maj. Gen. Alden H. Waitt testified that Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan asked for a memo outlining officers likely to be considered for Army chemical chief. He named James V Hunt as aware of Waitt’s appointment and claimed Hunt influenced hiring of Tighe Woods as housing expediter and Jess Towson as War assets administrator. The Senate inquiry plans to verify the testimony and hear further witnesses on five percenters.
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Alden H. Waitt
Harry H. Vaughan
Life
Wales
Johnn
Army
Phemical Gorps
Waitt
Sonave Investiaions
Vaughan
Truemans
James V- Hunt
Elfen Waitt
Herman Feldman
Gray
Senate
Hunt
Waitt Tesfied
Roy T. Evans
Chemical
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Tiemer
Steial Catherine
Evans
Tighe Woods
Jess Towsolh
Woods
Talian Club Members Approve New Building Project
Members of the Talian Ametovaih Association last night formally approved construction of a new building adjacent to the current hall on West Main Street. The project costs are set at about 60,000 dollars as the organization moves forward with the fraternal venture.
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Talian Ametovaih Association
Wit Board of Health
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