Evidence confirms all crew dead from shot down plane
Belgrade reports by the U S Graves Registration Commission state four left feet and part of another left foot found at a churchyard grave confirm all five crew members perished when their transport was shot down near the Austrian frontier on August 19. Remains lie in caskets at Ljubjana airport awaiting return to the United States.
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U. S. Graves Registration Commission
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Holy Cross Church
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Charles ©. Proyoy
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Ljub- Vana
United States
Kaprivnite
Fourth Army
Indians Break Fishing Laws at Columbia River
In a defiant response to 1959 treaty limits, Umatilla Yakama and Warm Springs leaders rallied last night to resist Oregon and Washington fishing rules. Earlier, tribesmen attacked two white men fishing from a rock perch as authorities arrested three Yakima men on the Washington side for net fishing. The river remains open to sport fishing under state rules. commercial limits apply, and tribes are urged to conform to conservation measures.
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Oregon
Washington
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School Board Completes Wiggers Garage Purchase
The School District approves and completes the purchase of the Wiggers property west of Sanine High, clearing a title issue related to an estate heir. The board plans occupancy and tax waivers with a projected completion by November 1. Attorney William Peake will finalize the closing for Walter Wiegers.
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Fire devastates Bowdoin Square five story building
In Bowdoin Square Boston a five story brick apartment house fire killed five family members and left 16 rescued via ladders while 50 fled to safety. Other AP items note a Navy call at Greek ports for courtesy to President Roosevelt, a cloudburst in York Maine flooding shores and damages, riots near Peiping, and Shanghai executions of underworld leaders. Lord Geoffrey Lawrence announced the nine month trial of German war leaders and Nazi organizations would likely conclude this weekend.
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Boston
Bowdoin Square
Iate
Roosevelt
Mernberg
Geoffrey Lawrence
International Military Tribunal
Store Managers Attend Banquet at Corry Hotel
Nine managers from Jending chain attended a banquet at Hotel Corry last night to learn about the Pennsylvania Chain Store Council. Loyal D. Odhiner, council managing director, spoke on civic duties of chain store operators and efforts to correct public misimpressions. He noted progress in presenting facts to counter anti brand advertising and misleading opinions about local stores.
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Jending
Corry
Pennsylvania Chain Store Council
Loyal D. Odhiner
Council
Cornnell
Pennsylvania
Odhart
Murder rifle found mile from Kalinski scene
Warren County officers and Cpl Hubley located a .22 rifle about one mile west of the Kalinski farmhouse. Andrew Mizak, jailed at Warren General Hospital, confessed to shooting Kalinski after a drinking party. police plan a reenactment at the farmhouse to clarify further details as Mizak regains strength.
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Linder
Secor
Warren County
Kalinski
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Hubley
Corry
Andrew Mizak
Warren General Hospital
Kulinski
Mizale Fives
Mizak
Kalmnski
Warren
Ed Lowrey
Mixa
Jormey
Mizal
Migak
Ialinski
Wattsburg Fair Opens With Loans Piling Contests
The Wattsburg Fair opens this afternoon featuring loans piling contests as day one’s feature. Many visitors from Corry and nearby towns plan to attend the county fair through the week. The program continues through Saturday night with events and festivities around Wattsburg and surrounding areas.
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Wattsburg
Corry Phim
Corry
OPA Decontrol Push Expands Amid Inquiries and Price Ceilings
Washington august 27 the decontrol division chief john bulkley said industry groups have filed over a thousand inquiries and about 300 informal applications as the move to lift price ceilings accelerates the agencys plan. two weeks notice must be given before petitions. ceilings are to be set on livestock meats and fats oils with separate steps for live animals and packing house products starting september 5th and meals shifting by september 9th as OPA threads a maze of price ceilings for each meat group to ease procurement.
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Bly Associated Press
Washington
John Bulkley
OPA
Coxry Damestown Mfg Co Managers Meeting Here
A branch managers meeting of Coxry Damestown Manufacturing Co is held here today with representatives from San Francisco Chicago Detroit New York Philadelphia Boston Montgomery and other cities. The sessions cover policy sales problems new poster products and general sales. Guests will stay at the Hillstrom home in Chuulandia near Junction Wednesday.
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San Francis
Chase Extrander
Okmulgee
Oil
Hoy A. Edgrel
Chicago
Roger W. Young
Detroit
Matxiée R. Colin
Boston
Harold W. Edgreh
Charles Blad
New York City
Wain A. Clark
Philadelphia
Tragic Truck Crash Claims Local Youth Near Gettysburg
A teen from Gettysburg died after injuries from a motor vehicle crash. Police report indicate the 15-year-old male was hospitalized earlier after a collision, with authorities continuing to investigate the accident and confirm exact circumstances.
Record Stockyards Run Sets Peak Day at Chicago Markets
Stockyards jammed with a record run as August totals surged across major markets. Twenty of the nation’s largest yards processed about 183000 cattle calves sheep lambs and hogs yesterday, led by Chicago yards in the day’s largest surge since 1923. Prices fell sharply under pressure from ample supplies and Department of Agriculture reports showing hogs under 180 pounds and sows dominating yesterday’s mix.
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Anthine
Turaday
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Hige
Norman Dreper
Americar
Carlo
Mulion
Chicago
Agriculture Department
Hous Hera
Corry Stores End Darker Bread Sale
Corry grocers announce end of sale on darker bread as local bakeries shift to white flour. War time conservation plans prompt switch to lighter loaves with reduced color and changes in pricing and supply.
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Three Dead In Route 6 Crash At Pittsfield
A Route 6 collision near Pittsfield killed three people and seriously injured two women. Alun Swanson, 28, of Pittsfield. Miss Eleanor Stewart of Chautauqua. and Mrs Bln Wright, 84, of Chautauqua were dead, with Miss Hila Wood of Chautauqua and Miss Mary Fummett of New York seriously injured. The Ford driven by Swanson and a Dodge driven by an unnamed party were both wrecked. Swanson’s car allegedly crossed the highway before impact. State Police investigated with Coroner Taj Lowrey. The accident occurred as the Swanson car lost control and swerved across the highway. The bodies were taken to Nile Young Funeral Home in Youngsville.
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Pete) Swan
Eleanor W. Stewart
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Poultry Shows Banned By State In New Order
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania departments barred poultry exhibitions statewide including county fairs and the State Farm Show. Secretary Miles Horsley issued a September 15 effective ban to curb Newcastle disease risk, affecting exhibitions planned after that date and requiring concealment of poultry displays at affected fairs.
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Newcastle
Halanty
Wiley
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Paulrey
Aero Union to vote on strike end Wednesday
Aero Lodge members in New Jersey prepare for a membership vote after a long labor dispute. A lengthy meeting with Aero Supply executives produced no public terms, with a vote set for Wednesday to approve settlement terms and outline reopening steps.
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Aero Lodge
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OPA Agents Swoop On Auto Black Market Ring
Leesville August 27 government raid on a large automobile black market ring, estimated value up to 75 million dollars. Officials say the operation spanned 10 states with six men arrested and held to the November term. Urban dealers and distributors faced heavy penalties including fines and prison terms. About 20 vehicles were seized along with 600 cars in an open air market site. The investigation aims to disrupt the broader black market and restore lawful car trade.
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OBA
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Orark
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Amd
Yaslue
Dewlers
Australian delegate accuses Russia at Paris peace talks
At the Paris peace conference Australian Delegate J A Beasley launched a blistering attack on Russia accusing it of intimidation and aggressive tactics. He condemned the Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Vishinsky and warned fear was abroad in Europe after the war. The session adjourned with Beasley vowing to have his say and a continuation promised on page three.
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Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Siniline
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Vishinsky
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Europe
True bill in Tinko case found on assault charge
A grand jury at the county courthouse returned a true bill on the assault and battery charge against John Tinko of B D 3, while no bill was found on the robbery charge. Tinko had been held for trial on the battery case after being arrested by state police. The case was ordered to trial on September 4.
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Sts. Péter and Paul Greek Orthodox
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Ir Solawyer
Cnt County Court House
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