All Projects Using Steel To Be Suspended
Governor Edward Martin’s postwar highway plan suffers a crippling blow as a Federal order halts steel using projects. The U S Road Administration delays approval and funds on such constructions until March 31, 1947, threatening major Penn Lincoln Parkway and Monongahela River bridge work and other large Pennsylvanian projects.
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Associatea Presa
Harrisburg
Edward Martin
U. & Ruble Roads Administron
State Highways Department
Frame
Pitts
Elisabeth
West Elizabeth
Monongahela Rlv
Fentose Avenue Bridge
Duy
Philadelphia
Penn-Lincoln Parkway
Sald Ie Highway Department
Harald B. McCormick
Pennsylvania
City Taxes Owed Shows Small Rise Despite Penalties
The Treasurers Office reports 1946 city taxes due totaling $10 989 with penalties possibly boosting receipts. Unpaid balances are down slightly from last year with about $10 080 outstanding four months after assessments. City officials note penalties may add roughly $650 in revenue, and the overall unpaid balance compares unfavorably with last year’s totals.
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Alwust
Iso
Tessier
Tete Millen
Mise Mullen
Tolny
lugAil
Corry Jamestown Donates 10000 to Hospital Fund
Corry Jamestown contributes 10000 to the Memorial Hospital Fund, with Roger M Brown of the fund committee announcing the gift. The donation, given without solicitation, adds to prior pledges as efforts continue amid regional production and material shortages. Further large gifts are promised for the year as donors respond to the campaign.
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Renewou Ncuyny
Cony Memorial Hospital
Puind
Loibiy Revelvet
Roger M Brown
Zendial Chien
Fiat
Cony Adnitentows Mis
Corp
Mty, Bowk
Safe
Ththin Fue
David A. Hilsiram
Cowy Indust
Ell
Gil
Gerry
Memorial Hospital Fund
Fish Price Drop May Show Trend in Gloucester
Roger W Babson notes a radical break in wholesale fish prices at Gloucester. He traces a long price cycle from postwar highs to lows, then argues a new major drop signals a trend shift, with fish acting as a barometer of broader markets.
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Roger W. Babson
Gloucester
Mass
Wes
Rothowl
Glouchester
Frihen
Lom Dow
Sis
Célouces
Casper's Loot Recovered After Burglar Confession
Chief of Police John D. Flanigan announced that most items stolen from Phillips Jewelry, Paul Lines Hardware, and Montgomery Ward were recovered and returned to owners after burglar Carl Snyper confessed and was taken into custody in Fluvanne. Fountain pens, watches, rings, and jewelry were found in his traveling bag, with one high priced watch still missing.
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John D. Flanigan
Fiver
Carl Snyper
Tie Foot
Casper
Wdge Evans
Ele
Phillips Jawelytute
Paul Lines
Montgomery Ward
District Altar Lady's Office
Philips
Fluvanne
Flanigan
Ofiter Forndora
North Center Street
Alill Vermainiug
Paull Lines
Rear Admiral Sato kills family then suicides in Japan
AP dispatches report Rear Admiral Shiro Sato, wartime commander in New Guinea, killed his wife and two children as they slept, then shot himself. He left a note citing defeat-induced degradation. Other items note a pro Jewish rally near barbed wire, Chinese Communist reinforcements, clashes in Greece, a typhoon threat near Tokyo, and damage reports from Iwo Jima installations.
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Associated Press
Yokosuka
Japan
Shiro Sato
New Guinea
Aero Strike Near Week Ahead With Home Front Changes
Aero strike talks stretch into a fourth week as workers of the Agra Simply Mig Co prepare to resume brisk protests Monday. no statements from management or union officials confirm any new plan. insiders say a prolonged idle period is likely unless negotiations yield a settlement.
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Agra
Mig. Co. the
Nnward Il
Jeel WU
Iton
Havins
Aeia
Aero Longe 1608
Intarnational
Ut Mkchinists
Jackson
Artuly
Radio Urging Jews to Join Demonstration in Haifa Center
In Haifa a clandestine radio station urged Jewish residents to leave their homes and join a demonstration in the city center. Observers noted two British ships remaining in Haifa harbor, while authorities feared unrest amid reports of refugee deportations to Cyprus.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Wotee
Israel
Haifa
Fenice
Cornel Oye
Cyprus
Bit
Hie
Empire Heggraod
Hamth
Mluhl
Heaton
Flere Wu
Palestine
Bubna Denies Sister Story Rate Ennn
Bubna denies sister’s allegations as two detectives recount a 40 minute period with the defendant in the presence of his lawyers Solin Bikdkmore and Edward Canney. The court session follows accusations by Mike Diomi regarding funds paid last March 4.
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Dre
Sue
Pera Bulbna
Jwee
Mike
Robert Higher
Ewart Allan
Edward Aims
Solin Bikdkmore
Edward Canney
Coumhil
Juve
Concn Mill
Four Perish In Illinois Floods As Levee Fails
Floods across Illinois killed four as a large levee failed northwest of St Louis after a Thursday storm. Storms also spurred heavy property damage, with more than 25 homes demolished and 600 homeless in nearby towns. Calgary saw heavy snow as Kansas endured heat waves pushing temperatures above 100.
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Illinois
Calgary
Kansas
Mississippi
St. Louis
Vnp
Fike County
Sherif
Steve Hoover
Simi
Bose
Tlinvis
Fluyer
St. Laue
St. Lindy
Belleville
Coast Guard
Poe
Washington Park
East St. Louis
Stien Meywerd
Egioirl
Ab Blsberry
Cenalla
Til
Phillipsville
Tadian Provinee
Alberta
Raymond Plant Addition Nearing Full Use by Year End
Raymond Manufacturing expects the new plant addition to be nearly fully used by year end if material and equipment delays lessen. Windows and glass are on site, wiring and temporary storage will be completed in the basement, and shipment of equipment is underway with sections turned over as they near completion. Executive notes indicate the restructure at the Raymond plant is nearly finished and operation will begin in stages over the next two months.
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Eqispment
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Finge
Vercomie
W. Felds
Associated Spring Corporation
Onder Horesent Aus
Raymond Plant
Controversy Over Army Equipment Disposal Sparks Inquiry
A garbled report notes a House Group citing fields and a government goods disposal branch amid discussions of destroying Army equipment and estate proceeds. It mentions a Senate inquiry into war breers antiques and lists Benjamin Frankly Fields as a Washington promoter accused of contempt, with records of a purchase transaction.
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Oormmfice
Taueh
Destruclinn
Elfts
sttUiVons
Sirplis
Temmrneig
Tis Records
Washington
Auli
Calcutta Riots Toll Soars After Hindu Muslim Clashes
Calcutta reports say 100 people died and over 1,000 were wounded in yesterday’s Hindu Muslim street clashes that followed a direct action protest by the Moslem League. British troops were deployed as disturbances spread, with looting and violence continuing into today. Authorities imposed bans on assemblies and weapon carrying while police and troops attempted to restore order.
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Associated Press
Calcutta
Cabeubia
Nghling Yluehome
Pollo Nétictal Wasa
Reilas
New Delhi
Imore
God
Pollce
More Lake Ships Idled By Strike
Detroit reports escalation of Great Lakes shipping strike as the Maritime Union squeezes more vessels from tonnage, with officials noting wage and hour proposals from Standard Oil of Indiana and the Bethlehem Transportation Company as talks resume next week.
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Detroit
Aus
Maritime Union
Great Lakes
Grand Paltrier
Uiloni
Fmd
Standard ‘Oil of
Indiana
Bathe Him Transportation Company
Win Operate Laid Veaarla
County Reward Decision Delayed Amid Division Over Payout
County commissioners met to decide how a $50 reward will be paid after postponing the issue from yesterday. Officials indicated the fund might be split between Chief Flanigan of Corry and Mrs Gladys McCloskey, with a Monday meeting expected to finalize the distribution.
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Vth Yeas
Court House
Sry
Erle Ul Nuonher
Gladys McCloskey
Flanigan of
Corry
Savko Held for Trial This Fall in Guns Case
Justice Tracy Greenland of Warren ordered George Savko held for the fall term on charges of receiving stolen goods in a Blue Eye area guns theft. Clarente Bartlett was freed on return of stolen property after a prior hearing. Walter Cmiel, Columbus youth, faces juvenile delinquency charges linked to the theft.
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Columbus. R. Do
Blue Eye
Tracy Greenland
Warren
George Sayko
Nour
Sayko
Clarente Bartlett
Deett
Greenlund
Barrett
Savko
Tor
Walter Cmiel
Columbus
Cmiel
Smiel
Greenland
Conference Votes to Invite Austria to Address Treaty Talks
The European peace conference voted 15 to 6 against Soviet opposition to invite Austria to present its views on the treaty with Italy. The United States and other delegates supported allowing Austria to speak, while Vishinsky argued against the invitation. The conference adjourned until Monday as debates continued about Tran and Austria’s participation.
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Preay
Paris
European Peace Conference
Austria
Italy
Tran
United States
Bylal
Pror
Bosal
Albania
Mexico
Oba
Egypt
Andrei Y. Vishc “Insky
Tyrol, & Glaim
Council of Forsign
Conference
Inter
Vishinsky
United Nations
Quo Tais Chi
Willoh
Cohen
President Truman Takes Time Aboard Yacht for First Vacation
President Truman relaxes on his Atlantic yacht in Chesapeake Bay and Narragansett Bay area. A rigid diet and rest are prescribed by Dr. Wallace Grytham as he marks his first vacation since taking office. He aims to recharge after 16 months of duties with limited press contact.
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Truman
Chesapeake Bay
White Howe
White House
Ken
Col
Wallace Grytham
Narragnaatt Bay
Maine
Swelatit
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