Babson Warns Steer Clear Of Big Cities
Gloucester Massachusetts August 25 194? Babson urges young people seeking work to avoid large cities. He cites New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland Baltimore St Louis Pittsburgh Washington and San Francisco as risky due to war time factors. He recommends smaller cities within about 60 miles of big centers for safety lower taxes and better long term business prospects.
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Hoger W. Rayson
Gloucester
Masy
Washington
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Baltimore
St. Louk
Basch
Fittsburgh
D. C
San Francisco
Hove Cites
Rotary needs auction items for Mead Park auction
The Rotary Club announces its second annual white elephant auction at Mead Park at 7 p.m. September 19 with proceeds to aid the Corry Girl Scouts for a new Scout building in Mead Glen. The club appeals to locals to donate attic finds and castoffs as items likely to sell. Volunteers should contact any Rotary member.
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Mead Park
Rotary Club
Archie Shepard
Oda
Corry
Mead Glen
Four Myers brothers strike big gas find in Leidy field
In Leidy township Clinton county Pennsylvania four years after pooling $100 to buy an acre, the Myers brothers saw a gas well blow in. Appalachian Development Co estimates 40 to 60 million cubic feet daily, yielding $10 000 to $25 000 daily at 31 per 4 000 cubic feet. The land is owned by Josef Jim George Roy Robert Francis and Edgen Myers, leased to Appalachian for drilling one mile east of the Finnerrock well amid the Leidy field in north central Pennsylvania.
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Lock Haven
Reven Altoona Brothers
Heh Leldy Township
Clinton County
Appelachian Development Co
Myers Brothers
Appalachian
Josep Jim
George, Roy
Robert
Francis
Edgen Myers
Finnerrock
Leidy
Pentnaylrentis
$1 Billion Money Bill Clears Senate on Voice Vote
The $1 billion money bill passes the Senate with a voice vote after a party line clash over funding. The measure restores proposed cuts for the Voice of America and includes allocations for three other departments and the courts.
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Voice OF America
Measure heads to joint committee for compromise
The Senate passed a 1.04545 billion money bill with 85 million for Voice of America and related activities after Republicans blocked a 22 million cut. Mundt led the push to match the House 585 million for the overseas information agency, with a roll call of 18 to 16. The bill funds the State Department Justice Department Commerce Department and Federal judiciary, pending a Senate-House conference to resolve differences.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
State Department
Voice of America
Passaee
Overseas Information Agency
Mundt
R-Sd
House
McCarren
D-Nev
Scurrijtous
Satielés
Child Hurt In Fall Under Car In Union City
A three year old girl, Betty Lou Glancy of Union City, escaped death after a car rolled over her as she fell from the rear of a moving sedan on Route near Union City. She suffered severe head and body lacerations but was taken to Stem Memorial Hospital for treatment. Witness Harry Miller of Pittsburgh said the child tumbled under the left rear wheel when the door opened as she leaned on the handle. The driver was her mother, Thelma Glancy, 31. The incident ended with Police reporting the car stopped promptly.
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Gmlon City
Miracuf
Camity
Corry
Betty Lou Glancy
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Thelma Glancy
Harry Miller
Pittsburgh
Glancy Auto
Miller
Foreign Aid Bill Set For Senate Debate Next Week
A $7.835 billion foreign aid measure received Senate committee approval and is slated for debate next week. The bill totals include $1.018 billion for military and $1.522 billion for economic aid, with Western European NATO nations and Turkey, Greece receiving substantial shares. The House previously set July 1, 1954 for ending Point Four programs, and an indefinite continuation was added to the bill.
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Associated
Washington
Senate
St. Lawrence Seaway
Truman
Iitle
House
Nort Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Turkey
Greece
Connally
D-Tex
Iran foes of premier rouse after oil talks collapse
News from Tehran reports renewed opposition to Prime Minister Mossadegh amid halted Britain oil negotiations. Elections loom with parliament in focus as unrest grows over unemployment and economic strain from oil revenue loss. Tudeh and Russia pose limited challenge while Western diplomats fear a deeper oil crisis.
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Associated Press
Tehran
Mohammed Mossategh
Naalh
Britain
Angiotranian
Mossadegh
National Iron
Tran
Tudeh Party
Russi
Gom
Pennsylvania Corporate Net Income Tax Hike Signed
Gov. John Fine signed a bill to close a loophole in the corporate net income tax, aiming to raise millions in revenue. Attorney General Woodward estimated several millions, while Sen. John H. Dent projected up to 40 million. The measure imposes a five percent tax on corporations owning property or conducting activities in Pennsylvania but with interstate operations, mainly affecting transportation and some communications firms.
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Ascreen
Harrisburg
Ailz
John 5
Fine
Robert £. Woodwaide
John H. Dent
Pennsylvania
Waterhouse Sees Assembly Finishing Tax Debate
Assemblyman W Waterhouse returned from Hayrising where three key tax proposals were rejected. He blamed 11 Senate members for blocking the income levy and predicted lawmakers will reconvene to settle taxation and reapportionment before adjourning. He noted House opposition to broad tax increases but said Senate action could alter the stance if a worthwhile program emerges.
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Lee Jurniure
W. W.waterhouse
Hayrising
Fins
Water‘house
Talis
Hese Vleven Wee
Mio
Trott
Philadelphia
Joe Coutton
House
Waterhouse
Senate
Seny Caise
Civil Defense Leaders Return Home After Meeting
Harrisburg Aug 26 Two hundred trial civil defense leaders returned home emphasizing public support Weeden Beeman England expert joined local officials and Gov Fing warning the American public remains uninformed and apathetic A mock air raid demonstrated the dangers and the need for public education as part of the council program
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
England
Maj
O. B. Beeman
Ineland
Millard, Caldwell, J
John S Fing
Fie
Senate panel backs 92.4 billion income tax hike plan
A Senate finance committee tentatively approves a major income tax increase aiming to raise about 2.4 trillion in new revenue over future years, with potential shifts toward higher corporate and personal rates. The panel suggests a 7 to 8 percent levy on taxable income and changes to withholding, excise taxes, and deductions, to raise additional revenue while House plans differ.
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Senate Group
Associated Press
Washington
Ally
House
Chalwain
George D-Gar
Sara
Hultuy
Ava
Poe Wenmlers
Finney
Probe into Oakland airliner crash hits 50 dead
FBI and Civil Aeronautics officials opened investigations into the United Air Lines crash near Oakland California. A search of hillside wreckage continued for remaining bodies as authorities review flight path and potential sabotage. Pilot N W Hedrius from Redwind City was en route from Boston with stops at Hartford Cleveland and Chicago before the crash occurred shortly before planned Oakland arrival.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Aue
FBI
Civil Aeronautics
United
Here
PRI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ralph A. Reet
United Air Lines
Ins
Walnet
Qukland
Boston
Hartford
Conn
Cleveland
Ohienga
Redwend
Tince
Hume
Colored oleo on sale here in Pennsylvania markets
After Gov. signed the margarine color bill, Pennsylvania grocers began receiving yellow colored oleo. Stores show several brands with added dye selling around 34 cents compared with white at 23 cents. The cheaper quick method and transport wary prices reflect early market rushes.
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Ohio
New York
Beam kills worker on Turnpike extension near Wildwood
William Hart, 40, was fatally struck yesterday when a walling beam snapped from a crane while workers extended the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Wildwood in Bakerstown. Ati. 25-A tall ive steal hee killed is garbled. best represented fact.
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Pittsburgh
William Hart
Bakerstown
Wildwood
Warren Driver Injured in Meadville Highway Collision
Anthony Galenis, 47, of Warren, was seriously injured last night when his Wan model car lost control on Bowden 77 near Meadville. His vehicle rolled over several times, colliding with oil car driven by A Clark of Spartansburg. Clark and Galenis were injured. police continued investigation.
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Warren
Anthony Galenis
Meadville
Duck A. Clark
R. D. Spartansburg
Meadville City Hospital
Lenis
Clark
Glens
Cloyle
End of GI Farm Class Disrupts Warren County Program
The discontinuation of the GI vocational agriculture class in Warren County follows a curtailment of the program. Theodore Sponsler, vocational agriculture advisor, says the move affected 19 members from the district with its own listings. Sponsors noted no personal motives, and other classes remain active under instructors Walter Nielsen, James Lacey, and Bary Bernstrom.
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Lubinville
ORS
Alata
Warren
Theodore Sponsler
Bounty Vocational Agricultural Advisor
Sponsler
Lottaville
Teaghen
Carleton Curtis
Columbus Daly Farmer
Ue Weblion
Spensler
Tionesta
Me Fass
L. Blair
Warren County
Ett Ubation
Frew and
Elk
Spensier
Warren Lnte
Lottsville
India Declines to Join Jap Peace Parley
Reliable sources report Prime Minister Nehru will announce that India will not participate in the Japanese peace conference in San Francisco. The decision reportedly follows objections to a treaty draft denying reparations to nine countries and permitting U.S. troops in Japan and control over the Ryukyu Islands.
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NEW Vena
Mae
Jawaharlal Nehriu
India
San Francisco
U.S. State Department
Washington
Tatlla
Japan
FCC Approves Western Union Hiring Rates Change
The FCC approved Western Union to adjust telegraph rates, setting a new minimum charge and revising press and telegram tariffs. The plan includes a 15 word minimum for equipment telegrams and higher money order premiums, with a controversial formula altering day and night press rates. The American Newspaper Publishers Association criticized the shift, arguing it raises press rates relative to telegrams.
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DCC
Mb Ehanwe
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hay Itict
Seven Red Leaders Freed on Bond in Philadelphia Roundup
Philadelphia August report says three U S Communist leaders were released after posting bonds of 20 000 each. U S Commissioner Henry P Carr accepted 20 000 for Steve Nelson former western Pennsylvania party chair James Dolson Daily Worker correspondent and Andrew Onda party organizer were freed for 24 hours to secure the bonds. Judge Stewart had set bond figures for others arrested August 17 at 20 000.
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Masumary
Philadelphia
U.S
Pennsylvania Civil Rights Congress
U. S
Henry P. Carr
Congress
Steve Nelson
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
William A. Stewart
James Dolson
Daily Worker
Andrew Onda
Btewart
Noted jurist dies in Havana at 86
Bavana Cuba Aug 25 Dr Antonin Sanches de Bustamante 86 noted international jurist and former member of the World Court at The Hague died last night after a heart ailment.
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Bavana
Cuba
Antonin Sanches de Bustamante
World Gours
the Hague
Sharp message to top Red Chiefs in Korea
Gen Ridgway delivered a blistering message to top Red command in Korea saying the charge of ally attacks by U.S. warplanes was preposterous and manufactured. He warned Reds that their reply would set terms for possible talks and sent the message to North Korea premier Kim Il Sung and Peng Dehuai via Chinese liaison officers.
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RED Chiefs
Korea
Associated Press
Tokyo
Matthew B Ridgway
Red Commandere
Feevsa
Torous
Sinesone
Rede
Wombing
Rideway
Fed
Parmunjom
Knesom
Firemen Search For Lost Youths Near Sugar Grove Woods
Thirty one Sugar Grove firemen and searchers scoured the area between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m. for five children aged five to twelve who vanished after leaving a home yesterday afternoon. A motorist later found the youngsters near the Lakewood drive-in theater and they said they had gone to Jamestown and to the drive-in before losing track of a ride home.
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Sugar Grove
Lakewood Drive-In
Jamestown
Erie Man Stabbed In City, Condition Critical
An Erie man is listed in serious condition at Amot Hospital with stomach wounds after a Saturday assault. Police say the assailant fled with a pocket knife. Denton Howard, 93, of Astor Hotel, underwent immediate surgery after admission to the hospital.
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Erie
Aamot Hospital
Carl
Denton Howard
Astor Hotel
Unceliach
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