Contempt bid against Terry over Bilbo race funds
Senate war probing panel seeks contempt charges against Edward P. Terry for not explaining $15,000 said given by a New Yorker to oppose Bilbo in Mississippi. Terry claims repayment to Liberman. Bilbo defends innocence and plans Christmas at his Dreamhouse in Mississippi as witnesses cite gifts from war contractors.
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Senate
Terry Terry
Bilbo
Dreamhouse
Ty Associated Press
Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Edward P. Terry
D-Miss
Terry
Bitho
Mississippi
Federal District Attorney
Mead
D-Ny
Chorge Mender
Com
Area. T
Simon Liherman
New York
Liberman
Ferguson
Bilho
Christimas
Tholise
Poplarville
Miss
Santa Claus
War Contractors
Juera
Kched
Oil City Man Sentenced To 20 Year Prison Term
Vincent W Gayla age 92 of Oil City Pa pleads guilty to second degree murder in a robbery at Harlem street address. Co defendants Gavin Pargota and Josephine Pargota both 21 in New York were linked to the case. The court imposed a lengthy prison term following the guilty plea.
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Oil City
New York
Vincent Wgayla
ON Ciy
Fother Fersons
Harlem Grucar
Gavin
Josephine Pargota
New You
Ware
Sehitenices
Soseph Fy Grenn
Wood
Philadelphia
Mrtoite Bore
Kane Pa Blaze Destroys Four Buildings at Winter Center
Four business structures were wiped out in a dramatic early morning fire at Kane, Pennsylvania. Fire Chief Patsy Marasco estimated damage near 1000000 as three story O T Petesioh building, two garage and tire recapping structures, and a storage shed burned. The blaze fed by paint and rubber drew residents from their beds as flames lit the hilltop area with witnesses likening it to an atomic explosion. Barnell japon, and Charles Trenile properties also suffered scorching but survived.
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Associated Pees Keane
Pennsylvania
Patsy Marasco
O. T. Petéisoh
Aupie Marasto
Miarasco
Pefonwar
Haines
Aguulivaes Aigiriet
Barnel Japon
Charles Trenile
Global Civil War Looms as China Refreshes War Drive
AP dispatch from Peiping reports Chinese government and Communist leaders moving toward a full scale civil war as Ting Tsung Jen warns of renewed offensives if ceasefire orders are ignored. Paris notes French forces claim initial victory in Indo China as Hanoi falls to armored troops. Buenos Aires reports Ambassador Messer smith leaving for Washington with six months of mission summaries. Warsaw reports NSZ band murders eight near Sokolow with two Polish soldiers slain.
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Associated Press
Peiping
Ti Tsung-Jen
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Paris
France
Hani
Buenos Aires
U. S
George E. Messer= smith
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Argen
Lina
Juan Veron
Warsaw
NSZ
National Armed Forces
Sokolow
Seia-Ohio boss blindsides 827 workers with $705,688 bonus
In Scio Ohio 827 pottery workers received a surprise Christmas bonus totaling 705,086 from L and Reese owner 53 year old Reese last night the relief recipient who built a $9 million plant vows to keep wages high and expand bonuses further.
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Seia-Ohio
Associated Press Scio, O
Seia-Ohio Pottery
L. & Reese
Hank
Willin Hughes
Reese
Tye
Ajone
State Police Station 10 to Add Fifth Officer
Corry State Police barracks now run by four officers will gain a fifth as new personnel arrive from training schools or transfers. Lt. J Maroney said the boost has been planned but requires new hires, with move to 1201 North Center Street likely between Christmas and New Year.
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Corry State
Cpl. Hubley
Jasenor US
Bk. J. Maroney
Lawrence Parle
American Legion
North Center Street
Legion
Pace
Dearing to Head Fostoria Hospital in January
Corry Hospital head R M Dearing will resign to assume management of Fostoria Hospital, a 60 bed facility serving a city of about 15 000. Fostoria lies 30 miles south of Toledo with plans for a formal appointment in January.
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Corry
R. M. Dearing
Corry Hospital
Toiay
Pratoria City
Fostoria
Ohio
Dearing
Dearie
Pisstoria
Toledo
Corry Hostital Association
Tradt
Corry Hospital Association Plans Under New Charter
The Corry Hospital Association has approval of an amended charter recorded by the Prothonotary. Officers aim to finish reorganization by mid January with a representative director from nearby towns. By-laws are being drafted for adoption at the next sessions while the building fund seeks federal support.
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Corry Hospital Association
Eries Unit Court
Asselation
Neve
Thargapisntion Avil Bebe Joann Sti Corry Memorial Hospital Associion
Fikeas
Jormally
I A of M Unions Hold Meetings in Corry Negotiations
Ajay and Aero Lodges of the International Association of Machinists active in Corry meetings as unions push for terms in new contracts with Ajax and Aero Supply. Ajax plans for a possible closed shop and a strike vote, while wage talks lag until after March. Aero Lodge 1504 IA of M met for preliminary contract terms with no definite action announced. District Business Agent Jol Siekyon attended both sessions from Jamestown.
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Ajay
Aero Lodges
International Association of Machinists
Corry
Ajax Lodge
Roy Blynit
Ajax
Tntil
Aero Lodge 1504
Mestine
Aero Supply Mi. Co
Jol Siekyon
Jamestown
Two Area Students Unhurt in Wreck In Pennsylvania
Richardhurst of Mapie avenue and Andrew Kusman of Columbus, both students at the Blake College, escaped serious injury when a car veered off the highway near Clearfeld. Two youths and one occupant from Kane and another from Warren were in the vehicle but none were seriously hurt. Damage to the automobile was several hundred dollars.
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Richardhurst
Mapie Avenue
Andrew Kusman
Columbus
Pennsylvania Blake College
Permas Tri
Fusdal
Clearfeld
Stirling
Ina
Trng
Kane
Warren Ware
Alan
Talmadge Dies Within Month Of His Inauguration
Georgia suffered the death of Governor-elect Eugene Talmadge at Piedmont Hospital days after his inauguration. His passing leaves Ellison Arnall in question for an immediate successor, with the state constitution creating uncertainty about whether Arnall may retain office until a general election. The legislature is due to meet soon to decide the succession amid lingering questions and political tension.
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Talmadge
Arnall
Tox
Atlanta
Poverhor
Georgia
Jess li
Piedmont Hospital
Ellix
Fib
Ar- Holl
Boverhordlont
Otto
Volmadie Firbl
Jacksonville
Fla
Comnis- Sonex of Agriculture
Richi B. Russell
Walter George
President Roosevelt
Dawrensé Camp
Juree
George Wen
Eis Avnuill
Argiall
Yeeleciau
Mt James V. Carsileal
Bowling Alleys robbed of 159 dollars at Recreation Alleys
City police continue probe into the Recreation Alleys at 28 East Main Street after a theft of about 159 in bills. The burglary was not found until 2:30 p.m. Thursday, hours after owners James Pappas and employee Pete Mailiel misassessed who held the money. A canvass bag containing the cash was taken from the bowling alley section of the parlor. few marks on the door jamb noted the entry. Police consider the thief may have stayed in the building overnight and struck after closing. No statement was issued pending further inquiry.
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East Main Street
Aly
Plate
James Pappas
Pete Mailiel
Ubeoty
Gun Flasher Eludes Police In Corry Case
Ellwood Davis, age 24, sought by two state police, surrendered at State Police Barracks after an overnight manhunt. He pleaded guilty to pointing a revolver playfully and was held on 3200 bail for the next Alderman court term. Four days of investigation tied him to the May incident. authorities expected a stronger case.
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Ellwood Davis
Col. Dett Be
Atte
Davis
Yoults
Elwood Davis
Corry
West Braltir Tire
Mae
Aldexman
Cobbett Ehmrmed
Piss Jiu
Chim
Davis Femaiis
Oleo fee declared invalid by Dauphin County Court
The Dauphin County Court ruled unconstitutional the oleomargarine license fees in the oleo margarine act. President Judge William M. Hargest granted an injunction stopping Miles Horst from collecting $500 on wholesalers and $100 on retailers, finding the fees confiscatory and unfair restraint on trade. Four traders challenged the act saying it arbitrarily harmed private business under the pretext of public protection.
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Associated Press
Harisburg
Secretary of Agriculture
Area Employment Sees Small Weekly Rise in Placements
The Gerry area showed a slight employment uptick with three job placements this week, compared to the prior six days. Both female and male workers were represented, with most placements in local industrial plants. seven male placements were veterans and one was non veteran.
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Gerry
Pennsylvania Employment Service Office
Cony
William P Nichols dies after delivery crash in Corry
William P Nichols 24, a longtime Corry delivery operator, died at Corey Hospital after a truck collision with a night train on the Washington street crossing. He leaves a wife Ruth and three children, with services at St Thomas Church scheduled after a 9:40 a.m. viewing at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home.
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William P- Wichols
Buffslo
Washington Street
Corey Hospital
Nichols
Tims
Columbus
Panama
Clymer
Corry
St. Edward's High School
Gorey Lodge
Bp.oe
Hiks
Ruth E. Nichols
Donna
Joyce
James Jichols
Gilbert
Finneral
Servies
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Wreck At Kittanning Upsets PRR Schedules Here
A major wreck near Kittanning disrupted PRR timetable plans and delayed trains. Reports indicate 17 cars derailed with a 52‑car consist damaged. heavy express shipments and malt traffic diverted. A northbound morning train No 91 and a southbound No 84/No 14 were rerouted via Erie and New Castle, with substantial detours and coal hoppers derailed.
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Kittanning
PRR
Martin
Pasengers
Castile
Cor
Erie
New Castle
Sihiedile Towermanny Neal
Wiershai
Sk Jue
Deadly Japan quake and tidal wave devastates Honshu coast
A violent earthquake possibly the world’s heaviest and a severe tidal wave struck off Wakayama Peninsula, causing widespread destruction across southern Japan. Reports cite 600 dead, 612 injured, 42 missing Japanese, one British soldier missing, 4,500 homes destroyed, 9,044 heavily damaged, and 14,000 dwellings flooded. Kushimoto town was reported washed away. Osaka faced 14 deaths and three feet of floodwater in places. U.S. Army fliers noted lingering tremors. food rations and grain releases were reported as authorities assess the disaster.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Wakayama Peninsula
Japan
U.S. Army
Koohi
Kushomoto
Honshu
Ahingu
Kyushu
Shikoku
Shizuoka Prefecture
Kyodo
Osaka
Kyoto
Nara
U. S
Icy Road Wreck Near Corry Involving Two Vehicles
A skid on Route 277 near Corry caused a head on collision between a northbound car driven by Russell Goodwill of Spartansburg and a machine operated by Ray Crosby on a wintery morning. Helen Crosby, Ray's daughter, was treated at Corry Hospital for crash injuries. Goodwill sustained minor injuries. The Crosby vehicle sustained larger damage. its occupants reported minor injuries. Police report the Goodwill vehicle was valued at $150 and Crosby at $200 in damage.
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Accolyce
Rathelf Corry
Danindle
Aul
Corry Hospital
Russell Goodwill
Rod Spartansburg
Ray Crosby
RT 1
Helen Crosby
Crosby
Goodwill Enn Fc
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