Swift action possible on anti inflation measure
Senate House committee pact clears hurdles for rapid passage. Truman would gain broad power to impose price controls and rationing if needed with wage limits under review. Compromise sets a framework for president to apply controls selectively while Congress remains able to adjust the law.
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Associated Press
Washington
Avia
Senate House Committee
Senate
Atc
Emi
Maybank
D-80
Bac
Congress
Truman
Hiedimuse
Trumin
Progress on Columbus Clymer Road Finishing Coat
Work on the Warren to Columbus Clymer road has advanced to the final blacktop stage. Officials say the three quarter mile stretch is sanded and ready for heavy machinery after recent redirection from other projects. The segment from near Columbus to the New York State line, including Erie county, has long been urged for completion.
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Ace Eeene
Warren Emhus
Columbus
Clymer
New York State Line
Erie County
Raymond salesmen to attend Bristol session
Raymond May Go division salesmen Ralph Bailey Hoylen R F Barnes Walter Bertram and James Lewis will attend a three day session at Bristol starting Wednesday with tours of the Bristol plant and the new tolling mill for high tempered spring steel at Forestvale Conn and the Washburn Mills mill near Providence R I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond May
Go. Dlv
Bristol
Canin
Associated Spring Corporation
Sia
Ralph Bailey
L ., Hoylen
R. F. Barnes
Walter B. Bertram
James Lewis
Gerry
Ernhp
Corporation
Forrestvalle
Conn
Rolls Tog
Washburn Mtg. Corporation
Providence
R. I
Hurricane Ghibli Threatens Louisiana Coastline
News reports show a hurricane named Ghibli intensifying near the Gulf and moving toward Louisiana. Forecasters in New Orleans warn the storm is about 350 miles south of St. Marks with likely impacts along Grand Isle and the Mississippi River delta as authorities issue warnings and monitor landfall timing.
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Louisiana
Associated Press
New Orleans
Loabina
Panini City
Fla
Stitt Alu
W. RR. Stevens
Grand Fete
Mietidop
Grint
Stevens
Bemicia
Compromise on Profits Tax Stirs Senate Debate
Reported in Washington Aura-Tagle suggests a compromise on an excess profits tax for 1950 aims to raise about 4.5 billion dollars. Senators O Mahoney and Gonnally push for rapid enactment to apply July 1 1950, while Chairman George advocates delaying action for study and possible delay to January 1951. President Truman backs George stance, with Humphrey noting possible early year passage if leaders agree.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Ananeuvering
Wold
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Gonnally
Tex! Whey
Jevy
Delby
George
D-Ca
Senate Finance Committee
Congress m
Truman
Finance Committee
Millikin
Colorado
Final Four Enter Queen Contest For Potato Week Festival
The Corry Chamber of Commerce announces the final four candidates for queen of the Potato Week Festival held October 16 to 27. Ballots begin today with votes mailed to The Journal office or to Miss Corry Contest at the chamber. Judging panel includes local officials and school leaders. photographs will be taken September 5 for festival publicity. The winner will be crowned October 14, with gifts from sponsors.
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Hye
Corry
Ign
Wil
Wattshore
Marguerite Dyisselly
Mercens Proctor
Clymer
Larcena May Fardink
East Branch
Many Rickells
Joanne Clabbats
Spartansbury
Marcella Stover
Spring Creek
Dowie Jean Whaley
and Columbls
Lecian Volk
Aueet
Balin
Coust
Chamber of Commerce
Muigossehn
Wmitent
Howard J Shee
Edgar Alexander
Ant Police
Chick Hirley Drake
Appeal Renewed For Apartments For Pipeline Workers
The Chamber of Commerce seeks furnished and unfurnished housing for Tennessee Gas Transmission crews coming to town. Sixty sleeping rooms with kitchen access have been registered, but no furnished apartments and few unfurnished units are offered by Local homeowners. About 30 applications exist for this housing category, but frequent moves and lack of household goods hinder family workers. The situation delays action on housing for workers this weekend. In Washington, the Senate Armed Services committee split 8 to 9 delaying a universal military trading bill until next January.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tennessee Gas ‘Transmission
MT Action
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Umtil West
Shortages Slow Construction at C J Plant Site
Copry-Sumeswwn Mig Carp chief David A Hillstram said material shortages hinder core construction on the large new plant, delaying the schedule. Steel pours and cement deliveries suffer from strikes in the Billand cement industry. weather limits progress but officials aim to finish before cold weather arrives.
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David A. Hillstram
The
Journal Today
Wuderialare
Wesley Shull
Une H. Platt
Crete Moor
Corey-Jamestown
Hillstrom
Russia Will Not Resume Boycott Poster
A tenseSecurity Council session centered on Formosa and a Chinese Communist accusation against the United States. Russia voted to investigate alleged armed invasion while Malik’s stance remains firm though the Korean issue fades.
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Associated Press Lake
Russia
Jakob A. Malik
Cownell
Pris
Maulesain
Eneet
Emmneil
Fiehte
United States
China
Formosa
Korea
Malik
Langine
Cuba
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Britain
Gladwyn Ebb
Malle
Dae
Nort Korean
U. S
Air Forge
Charity rummage sale planned for Maple Avenue youths
A group of Maple Avenue youngsters led by Ruth Ellen Abbey Jacqueline Payson James Powers Larry and Gary Langhurst organize a charity rummage sale Thursday afternoon at 1 30 to aid Zem Zem Hospital Erie. Proceeds will buy gifts of books and other suitable materials for patients and public patronage is requested.
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Maple Avenue
Ruth Ellen Abbey
Jacqueline Payson
James Powers
Larry
Gary Langhurst
Langhurst
Zem Zem
Erie
Taft Demands Truman Clear Up Policy Gaps On War Threats
Senator Taft urges the Truman administration to align foreign policy with a stronger defense posture. He calls for renorming Western Germans and Italians as a defense measure and asks for full briefing on policy aims amid concerns over a potential world war.
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Taft
Truman
Corryite Attends GOP National Event in Cleveland
Corryite and 37 Pennsylvania delegates travel to Cleveland for the sixtieth biennial National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs convention at the Carter Hotel. Frances Fulton delivers the keynote. a dinner with U.S. Senator Robert Taft is planned at the Hotel Carter. An open air rally is scheduled at the home of Grome H. Bender in Chagrin Falls. The event runs through Friday with sessions to noon.
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Inasy
Husuith Ulamapee Avene
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
National Federation of Women's Republican Chihs
Carter Hotel
Frances Fulton
Qhin
Grome H. Bender
Chagrin Fults Villave
William Alexander
Keating Retires as Bracken Keating Co Passes To Bracken
Charles P Keating retires from Bracken Keating Co and Olin W Bracken becomes sole owner effective September 1. The transfer, completed in city, consolidates ownership with Bracken and accepts veterans Robert M Bracken and Olin Bracken Jr as partners in the reorganized firm.
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Robert M
Amd Olin, Jr
Bracken- Keating Funeral Home
Charr PL
Sitigen
Brinken-Kewling Company
Ole
Keating
Bracken
Cnr
Bracken Keating Fiera
Ilk
Sane
Robert M Bracken
Abe Olin Bracken, Jr
Mortichaigs
Lusley
Robert Sulivan
Qnother Vewern
Mildred Dents
Mir Keating
Matice Lishone
Ikind
Washington
Five Af
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Alexsander
North Center Street
Mark Folsom
U. S. Army
L. Alexander
United States Agency Sees 38th Parallel Erased
A U S agency hints that North Korea's 38th parallel division may be erased as Communist forces advance. The report notes civilians should move as signals suggest a major border shift and possible unification. The item is continued on Page Six.
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Agency
Associated Press
Washington
North Korea
Agen
North
Korre Vrat
Seprem
Dendors
Akuth
United States
Koren
Truman To Report To Nation Friday By AP
The White House announced President Truman will deliver a nationwide address Friday morning. The fireside speech, to be televised by major networks, will assess United Nations forces progress in Korea and discuss home front issues.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Charles Gross
United Nation Forces
Korea
State Social Security Adds 489000 in State
The revised Social Security bill signed this week by President Truman will add 489,000 more Pennsylvania residents to benefits. Federal estimates show 2,995,000 Pennsylvanians are eligible now, rising to about 3,424,200 regionwide in the year starting September 1.
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Truman
Pennnsylvania
Joseph B. O'Connor
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Man Drowns in Allegheny River Near Leechburg
In Kittanning Pa on August 30 Edward M Balawalder 28 of near Leechburg drowned after both he and a companion were thrown into the Allegheny River while trying to start an outboard motor. The companion John Hoama 34 said he grabbed Balawajder’s shoulder but released as his friend began to sink.
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Kittanning
Edward M. Balawalder
Leechburg
Allegheny River
John Hoama
Balawajder
Heavy losses inflicted as North Korea battles near Pahang
Furious fighting around Pahang sees heavy Red casualties as North Korean troops push for a breakthrough. Allied defenders hold key positions on the coast while South Korean forces counterattack toward Masan and Inchon fronts amid persistent pressure from enemy divisions.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Pahang
Bolle Wies
Anil
Jane Wadlelne
U & Negra
Ayman
Loryweee
Masan
Hartle
Port
Amurinan
Seat
Jana Trent
Pont
Weilie
Macr
MacArthur
Masary
Tor
Polne
Usu
Ngwinet
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Mise
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Tull
Ohior
Matthews
Laren
Semy
Litas of
Tingis
Democratic Teader
Europe
Armed Services
Forrosa
Jeayinp
Antericut Lisa
For- Niosa
Rayburn
Texas
Corryite
GOP Neet
Pittsburgh
Chare
Phn J. Florucot
Walter Clinningham
Joseph Sehreck
Engost
Pinteburgs
Vincents Eberhart
West End
Charles P. Keating
Bracken-Keating Co
Olin W. Bracken
Keatise
Fillouy
Fullom
Bracken-Keating Company
Aew
Anna Wilcox
City Park
Heael
Ailar Ued
Chevy Hospital
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