Uranium leaks probe becomes political issue in Canada
Washington dispatch says House investigators focus on Canada as two investigators monitor uranium shipments to Russia via Great Falls 1943. Canadian angle seen as activated while Groves faces Senate bid rumors. Wallace accuses committee delay of quizzing him amid pressures over wartime atomic shipments.
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VA faces dividend payment problems for veterans aid
The Veterans Administration encounters issues in its plan to pay a 2.8 billion dollar life insurance dividend to World War I veterans. Some beneficiaries lack serial numbers or have multiple policies and serial numbers, while others with complex term codes await resolution. First two problems have been resolved. many veterans still do not know when they will receive their funds.
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Marshall Plan Aid Cut Likely, Senators Say
Western Europe faces a minimum Marshall Plan aid reduction of about 1.9 billion dollars for next year. Senators McClallan and Maybank will press for allocations while Robertson seeks a seat on any vacancy. The plan exceeds ECA projections by around 22 million, as Neil Dalton notes the agency will request roughly 3.0 billion for the coming year.
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Byrd offers 7.5 billion spend cut plan in budget proposal
Senator Byrd proposes a 7.5 billion cut in federal spending to curb deficit financing. He outlines a 34.0 billion federal outlay next year, argues no new taxes, and criticizes Truman’s approach while promising reduced expenses through eliminating inefficiency and waste. He predicts Congress will face higher budget plans in January.
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Gubitchev Granted Court Tests By Judge
New York December. Valentin A. Gubitchev a Russian engineer held on espionage charges faced three court tests ordered by Judge Sylvester J. Ryan Prosecution to justify immunity separation from co defendant Judith Coplon and the conspiracy count The judge scheduled arguments for next Monday ahead of a December 21 trial date Coplon a former Justice Department employee has been convicted in Washington D C of stealing government documents and is appealing the sentence and conviction
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Gubitchev
Messiah to Be Presented Dec 18
The seventh annual Messiah will be presented at First Methodist Church on December 18 at 4 p.m. by the Oratorio Choir directed by Lyn Rice. A 40-voice choir from Corry Clymer Mayville and Erie churches will perform with soloists Maurice Balzman Carlyle Neckers and Mrs Russell Cassell Mrs Francis Whiteman Mrs Uyhn Rice and Miss Lois Ann Shelley. The choir, formed for the annual performance, has begun rehearsals for the day-long program.
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Erie
Maurice Balzman
Carlyle Neckers
Russell Cas‘ell
Francis Whiteman
Uyhn Rice
Lois Ann Shelley
One Hundredth Member Talk on Loyalty at City Club Dinner
The Zomy Management Club held a dinner in St Edward’s Hall where Harry Coopland, ex National Association of Foremen speaker, urged loyalty to family and company. He shared global travel experiences, stressing loyalty as the best investment, while addressing the group about unity and home life.
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White Star Line
Chiang Kai-Shek Seeks Refuge in Sichang Stronghold
Chiang Kai-Shek relocates Nationalist leadership to southwestern Sichang as Communist forces near Chengtu threaten the provisional capital. Formosa faces economic strain with gold reserves depleted and population divisions over aims, while Formosan support for broader war remains strained by treasury limits and divergent views on allegiance to Japan or independence.
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Five Year Plan announced for holiday lighting upgrades
Chamber of Commerce discloses plans to add to Christmas decorations over five years by purchasing small lighting fixtures yearly. Santa Claus to visit during store hours December 15. Tag Day sale nets 137 for the fund, with Scouts and Girl Scout troops sharing prizes. City seeks state aid to clear the stream south of the sewer outlet.
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Erie Railroad Adds 7 Trains to Christmas Rush
Extra trains arranged to handle holiday mail surge by Erie Railroad. Services run nightly through Christmas Day, with trains Nos 1 and 2 operating Corry to Erie, continuing until December 25. The timetable includes heartier mail and express cars to speed Christmastide mail, with several carriages delayed but service returning to normal by today.
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Budget Chief Says Tax Hike If Necessary
Budget Director Frank Pace said after conferring with President Truman that a balanced budget next year would require higher taxes. He noted the deficit of 5.5 billion dollars and possible corporate tax increases as the administration weighs defense and interior department programs. Pace avoided a final figure but indicated revenues and expenses may not balance in the 1951 fiscal year without new taxes.
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Seventh Guilty Plea Is Entered In Bulgaria Case
Dec 8 report notes a wealthy Bulgarian admitted joining the Communist party after World War I and supporting anti Russian efforts. The piece links claims to a costly anti Russian campaign affecting the country’s economy and land holdings. Separate item mentions resumed negotiations in New York with miner representatives and a coal industry context.
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Snow Adds Inches as City Scrambles to Clear Roads
Winter storm doubles nine day total with 14 inches reported in parts of western Pennsylvania. City and state crews used plows to keep main routes passable while travel remained difficult on side streets. Temps after midnight dipped to near zero, with a mix of new snow and rapid freezing creating hazardous conditions across Allegheny and surrounding counties.
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Pennsylvania
Meet on Hospital Evacuation Plan
Detailed evacuation plans for Corry Memorial Hospital were unveiled at a meeting of civic representatives firemen and Red Cross disaster preparedness and relief committees at No 1 fire station. Kenneth Benson chaired the warning and rescue sub committee. The plan covers all phases of instituting evacuation should a fire occur and involves Stanford Hose Co State Police city officials Supt Edgar Alexander and Dr E H Harmoti. Mayor J Fred Kinley and others authorized the disclosure and discussion of the plan.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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No 1
Kenneth Benson
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H. Harmoti
Wighua
J. Fred Kinley
C. M. Howard
Price Turns Down Job Offer From Truman
Tony Price, assistant secretary general of the United Nations, reportedly declined President Truman's offer to become assistant secretary of state for public affairs. Officials said the offer came after Price had been pushing for the post and had previously sought the position.
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Labor Party wins by election in Bradford England
In Bradford England December 4 1945 Britain's Labor party secured a by election victory with George Grad winning 93 998 votes against John Windle 19 313 and C J Canning 2 882. The Labor tally gives Grad a 1 140 vote majority over his two opponents amid postwar political shifts.
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Blood Typing Drive Expands Across Local Plants
Five hundred industrial employees in local plants have volunteered for Red Cross blood typing, with Ruth Bennett coordinating. Workers already typed include Aero Supply Ajax Iron Works Rogers Structural Steel and McIntyre Steel. Typing at Aero Supply finished, next week at Pennsylvania Electric and Corry Jamestown, then Raymond Manufacturing, under a rotating schedule. A permanent file is kept for donors and potential donors for emergencies.
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Red Cross
Ruth Bennett
Aero Supply
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Rogers Structural Steel Co
Mctnnes Steel Co
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Corry-Jamestown
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Raymond Mfg. Co
Ward party freed after year of consulate siege
Ari gus Ward and staff of the U S consulate in Mukden near the Manchurian capital are close to freedom as their party reaches Tientsin after a 27 hour train ride from Mukden. The group endured near isolation since Communist forces seized the city and forced Ward to spend a month in jail. Officials say deportation of staff was delayed. ward’s fate remains tied to pending arrangements for their return aboard an American ship.
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Mick
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Fk Glace
Imbir Gunitiay
Congressman's Jail Term Stirring Debate Over Ethics
A judge sentences a congressman to six to eighteen months in jail amid concerns over cheating and payroll padding. The case highlights ethics and accountability for lawmakers while the official seeks to vacate the congressional seat through legal channels.
Thomas Is Jailed For Padding Pay In America Scandal
Rep. Parnell Thomas received six to 18 months in jail and a $10,000 fine for padding his congressional office payroll. Judge Holcroft warned that as a former chairman he failed to set an example of upright living. Thomas’s wife said she will run for his seat, vowing to continue fighting what she calls persecution by enemies of the republic.
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Treasury Hefford Washington Budget Expenditure Report
An OCR fragment reports treasury budget expenditures with mentions of federal funds and totals. It references reductions and allocations in a government budget process, noting numeric figures and dates in a terse public finance context. The legible items include department directives and fiscal amounts linked to treasury operations.
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