Local business license notice and auction items listed
In a July 28 act filed with the Pennsylvania authorities a list of items for business and fictitious browses is given. The notice names G. Lee and E. Brook as principals, with Wing repair and plumbing listed, and the building at 1120 on a January 1 effective date. The notice also details several auction items including farming equipment, milk cans, belts, ropes, posts, and a long list of implied assets with terms cash.
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Pennsylvania weighs major National Guard expansion plan
At a banquet in Indian Town Gap Pennsylvania leaders outlined a plan to expand the state National Guard to over 40 000 with a new headquarters and formations including an armored division and an additional infantry division along with non divisional troops. Proposals also call for a state military code extended leave rights for guardsmen and retirement pay after twenty years for both officers and enlisted personnel.
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CAPT WILLIAMS WINS HIGH AWARD AS WAC OFFICER
CAPT WILLIAMS receives the Legion of Merit for exceptional service as a World War II Women’s Army Corps intelligence officer. The citation notes pioneering techniques, leadership, and timely intelligence on Japanese forces, with significant impact on planning and operations.
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Corry Equipment Sent To Buffalo For Snow Emergency
Corry equipment is sent to Buffalo to aid in clearing railway yards and Bethlehem Steel mills premises in Lackawanna during the ongoing snow blockade. Local operators move trucks a bull drive shovel and other gear to assist in the emergency, while retaining sufficient similar equipment for future need.
28th Division Suffered 25 310 War Casualties
Associated Press report from Indiantown Gap details Pennsylvania's 28th Division suffering 25 230 World War II casualties. Major General Norman D Cola, commander overseas, disclosed figures at a division dinner. Casualty breakdown includes 1 976 killed in action and 4 219 wounded. 2008 missing. 96 captured. 1 234 lightly wounded. and other injury categories.
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Patton Dies In Germany At Age Of 60
General George S Patton Jr leader of the U S Third Army died in Germany from pulmonary complications a dozen days after a neck fracture from a car accident His wife Mrs Patton stayed at his bedside as doctors reported the prognosis grave and the hospital noted the serious condition after the crash earlier this month
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Corry-Janes town Mfg announces Christmas gift to 285 employees
David A. Hillstrom president announces Christmas bonus for all 285 workers. Gift based on service: one week pay for over one year, three fourths week for six months to one year, half week for two months to six months, and five dollars for under two months. Returned servicemen kept seniority.
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Death Toll In Storm Now 90
The storm toll climbs to 90 as cold weather grips much of the nation. Forecasters warn sub-zero winds chill the northern plains and northeastern states while Southern regions see near freezing readings.
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No move to dissolve Council of Foreign Envoys
The Big Three foreign ministers of Britain, Russia and the United States near closer ties after exploratory talks. Reports say no move to dissolve the council, but some functions may shift to the United Nations as the meeting nears its end. Possible Washington meeting in spring is noted by James Byrnes.
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London to review Singapore decisions on extra forces
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Attlee and cabinet will unofficially review British plans to deploy more forces in Singapore and Tova. Final decision likely after meetings in London with H J Van Monk, Netherlands Indies acting governor general. An official note hints postponement pending talks.
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Snowstorm Keeps Roads Open as Crews Work Hard
Snow continued across Erie County with drifts piling up and rural roads closing. State Police say main highways remain open as highway crews clear lines and Coast Guardsmen assist, while delivery services face delays and residents brace for more snow.
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Middletown plans nylon and parachute material sale
Middleton Air Technical Service Command announces bids for nylon and rayon fabrics and parachute components. The sale includes over a million yards of parachute cloth and related gear, plus office furniture and racks, as part of wartime supply consignments.
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MacArthur denies rift over Soviet Japan troop issue
General MacArthur rejected reports he and Washington were embroiled in disputes over Soviet occupation troops in Japan and warned the matter rests with other decision makers. He said his duty is to see the policy through and asserted the Russian participation question is not his to decide. A Tokyo source questioned as basis for the story was dismissed by the Pentagon press office. Meanwhile Bethlehem Steel named Thimene G. Grace as new board chairman after Grace’s retirement.
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Chinese Reds Seek Immediate Truce in Written Peace Proposal
Chinese Communists present a written call for an immediate ceasefire. The proposal, branded by the government as propaganda, claims the offer is official but seeks to sway public opinion. Reports from Namking and Shanghai note fierce fighting in northern China and around key provinces as Allied and Chinese forces respond, with warnings of continued clashes and prisoner concerns.
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Admiral Kimmel blamed for not following clear orders
Admiral Husband E. Kimmel faced Senate scrutiny as Turner and others argued the Pacific Fleet was not adequately prepared for a Japanese attack. Turner testified that Kimmel did not comply with specific orders, suggesting Pearl Harbor might have been prevented if he had acted.
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UNO Delegation Wins Senate Ok for UN Seat
New York reports a formal Senate approval for the American delegation to the United Nations after a two hour delay. A man described as identified narrowly escaped a fatal fall into the East River near the intersection of Muciocn and 48d street as the session proceeded. The chaotic scene followed a lengthy exchange over the delegation's placement and the UN body's early proceedings.
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GM and unions seek restart of wage fact finding
Washington December 21 President Truman urged industry to cooperate with wage fact finding boards. The panels would examine a company s ability to pay and may consider profits and prices in wage disputes. GM and the United Auto Workers face potential hearings on profit related issues as part of the process.
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Truman selections prompt sharp initial criticism
Early reactions to President Truman's selections faced pointed criticism as observers doubted the group would win broad endorsement. The debate signaled mounting scrutiny of the administration’s personnel choices and the prospects for unified support.
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