White House Urges Many Industrials to Cut Profits and Prices
A White House appeal urges many industries to lower prices and trim profits. The report highlights housing as needing keener market analysis and advocates long range policy of real price competition to maintain stable, low inflation. The document argues profits and prices should align with a balanced economy rather than peaks and instabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Asnootaten Ries
Washington
Heibest
Mustrablou
Esimeil
Corry Man Arrested in Ohio on Check Fraud Charge
Chief John Manigan reports the arrest of a Corry man in Cleveland on a warrant for passing bad checks. Authorities say about three thousand three hundred dollars in checks are involved. The suspect remains in custody as local authorities plan further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manigan
M. 8
Colummil Tefl
Cleveland
Jack Pruskon
Eity
Ghia Juiherlies
Chueles
Ohler
Cresti Cylon
Paul
Corry Post Office to Close at 5 O'Clock Tomorrow
The Corry Post Office will close at 5 PM tomorrow to manage last minute Christmas mail. All special deliveries will be prioritized and dispatched, but general public access will be limited and the office closed to most customers on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O
Uni
Corry
Three Die In Wreck As Rocky Mountain Route Collides
By Associated Press Norton Kansas December 23 a Rock Island passenger train collided with a truck, killing three aboard and injuring others. The locomotive derailed and wreckage with Christmas packages and letters spilled along the track. The westbound Rocky Mountain Rocket normally runs to Limon splitting toward Denver and Colorado Springs.
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Associated Press
Norton
Kas
Rock Island
Gianline
Panspari
Hove
Diesel
Pele Mudie i Gavi Lhd
Tai
Piven
Piven Jats Campbell of Colorada Spenwry Cole, Were Busiud By Moutu Welacuimytiv
Tre
Upael
Rocky Mountain
Rovkel
Chicago
Limon
Colo
Denver
Colorado Springs
Norton Win Highwest
Kansas
Fire scare at Corry Hospital during ether mishap
A volatile ether used to clean instruments in a utility room on the Corry Hospital third floor sparked a fire scare at 4 this morning. Nurse Florence Walters and another nurse used a fire extinguisher to smother the blaze, causing no serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Alexander
Florence Walters
C J Honors 25 Year Club Dinner
Thirteen Corry Jamestown 25 Year Club members joined President David A. Hillstrom for the annual dinner at Hotel Corry. New members Eugene Powers Archie Patton Irvin Young John Windahl O A Sofehson welcomed with a resolution for R C Anderson. Officers elected Beny B. Wond president J Katie Siemmens vice president Walter Windahl secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry- Jamestown
David A. Hillstrom
Hotel Corry
Vhaineg Monties
Henry E. Wood
Charles Windahl
Alvan Rehnbery
Walter W. Wintdall
J Kari Slemmens
J) Dundon
Edwin Smith
G. A. Sindéan
Eugene Powers
Archie A
vAlphie
A. Patton Withalley
Treasury Report Washington December 23 1925 receipts and balance
Treasury at Washington reports December 1 8 receipts 270 252 992 12 expenditures 87 832 897 68 balance 2 168 713 181 63 total after prior day 257 027 084 250 82 decrease 15 521 989 98
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Treasury
Washington
Taft Urges Trimmed Europe Aid As Marshall Plan Pressures Grow
Senator Taft warned Congress that Europe may tap more than 1.2 billion dollars in American aid in the coming year if the Marshall plan funds are not trimmed. He urged fast action to provide about 80 million for German food and noted Europe could receive roughly 350 million for the International Bank. He cautioned Democrats against paving a political path with the plan while Senator More urged GOP restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Amerisi
Europe
Thurin
Congress
TAFE
Reparies
Pesident
Ohio
International Bank
Taf
Tan Th Anoney
Tall
Marshall Plait
More
Be Ore
GOP
Holiday Club Hours Noted Across City Posts
City fraternal and social clubs will close Christmas Eve at 7 p.m. and reopen varying hours on December 26. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and B P.O. Wilks announce closure from 7 p.m. Christmas Eve to 7 p.m. the next day. The Polish Club plans 1 p.m. openings on Christmas Day. The American Legion Post will close at 7 p.m. Christmas Eve and reopen at 4 p.m. Christmas Day. The Malian American Club lists a 10 p.m. close tomorrow night and resume regular hours on Christmas Day.
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Chissings Tive
Veterans of Poreign Wars Post
B. P.O. Wilks
Piglark
Eemain
Pridgy
American Legion Post
Ameriqth Gh
Ageire
Greek UN correspondent faced deportation in New York
The Justice Department ordered deportation proceedings for Nicholas Iplaridis, a Greek UN correspondent, who allegedly belongs to an organization advocating overthrow of the U.S. government and refused to answer Immigration Service questions. President Truman signed a large appropriation bill of 914 million, including 522 million in emergency aid for France Italy and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Justice Department
United Nations
Department
Nite
Nicholas Iyplaridis
Immigration Service
Samuel Dorfman
Washington
Tec
Truman
France
Haly
Austria
Congress
Treasurers Seek New Clerk and Delinquent Per Capita Taxes
City officials consider hiring one new clerk to collect per capita taxes and settle delinquent accounts. Council approves 1945 collection law duties, outlines salaries for police and street staff, and schedules a December 29 meeting to finalize year's tax and budget ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Mullen
Gly Coun
Cleris
Bisjeeduul
Cunnuil
Alutls
Miss Mule
J. Fred Kinley
John Flanigan
Setley Drake
Paul Gondawin
George Bur Ungame
Herman Burs Ungane
Leslie Kelly
Pyk
Robert Guth
Newell Beckwith
Homer Barkkhouy
Stores to End Evening Hours for Christmas Eve
Tonight is the first night for Corry shoppers to use seventy hour stores closedown. Grocery stores stay open until nightfall and will close at five oclock. Other businesses that have kept late hours since December 13 will close tomorrow at five to let employees head home for Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Lontobroy
Zoldroek
Tomurow
Six Injured In Flash Explosion At American Brewing
Six employees were injured in a flash explosion at the American Brewing Company in New Orleans. Ammonia leaks and fumes hampered rescue work as workers tried to reach a compressor. Injured include George Behr and Joseph Biskeley among others. two men hospitalized for ammonia poisoning.
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New Orleans
American Brewing Company
Adteysh
Unree
Reka Beer
George Behr
Joseph Biskeley
William Schanbien
Tsadore Millet
Hilton McKay
Charles Herman Schiele
Stassen challenges administration over commodity trading inquiry
Hy Stassen, GOP candidate, accuses the administration of improper commodity trading links with White House officials and asks whether top officials profited from government commodity purchases. He cites Edwin Pauley and questions on inside information while Congress considers investigations into possible trade secrets and market impact.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fuvall
Stasen
Add
Ary Jrecento
White House
Pronobi
Stassen
Monsidertin
Sverethry Chasiek
Sassen Flak
Hs Avertions
Edwin A. Pauley
Sevretneyal el Army Royell
Heer
Pauley
Dfn
Bovensdell
Sinier
Congress
Ecu
Stoissen
Forte
Repu
Ucur
Insuymcy
Slassen
Four Gunmen Rob Suburban Cafes in Two Heists
Three patrons wounded in Feasterville cafe hold up as four gunmen loot diners and cash registers. Victims include Edward Wunsch and Allen Hellerman. two assailants captured after a second raid at Decoa’s Sunroom. Police say the same group staged prior roadhouse holdups and admit a string of similar crimes.
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Associated Pregs
Philadelphia
Feasterville
Phiadelphia
Edward Wunsch
Alen Hellerman
Bell
Peaslurville
William
Kelly
Trevine
Wuneoh
Hellerman
Ssame Hospital
Jelly
Abington Memmorial
Decoa
South Lang Nhome
Sunmen
Werr
Mur
Tiessenant
John Hanlon
Whiel
German Train Collision Kills 37 and Injures 300
A catastrophic rail disaster near Remagen Germany kills 37 and injures about 300 as two trains collide. Rescue workers report many passengers trapped in wreckage with some critically hurt sent to NeuWied hospitals. Officials say the crash is the worst since the war, with trains and cars strewn along the twisted tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Bon’ Walhersten
Basle
Switverland
Cologne
British Detain 800 Jews Nabbed on Refugee Ship
Dispatch from Jerusalem reports British forces detained about 800 Jews aboard a refugee ship amid ongoing conflict. Skirmishes flare as Arabs and Jews exchange fire, with casualties and arrests growing. A Swedish journalist and an Associated Press observer narrowly escaped harm as they traveled toward Jerusalem.
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Damocrarel
Jerusalem
Deleytion
Cyprus
Bat Yum
Judfa
Talid
United Nations
Paris- Hine
Associated Press
James M. Long
Lydda
Real Jerusalem
Dudesn
Fagg
Sarasabe
Jin Gitebes
Lyddla
Italian Girl Granted 90 Day Stay in U S
An Italian woman, Marlo Formicola, received a 90 day stay from the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service after arriving to marry James McIntosh who had reportedly died hours before she sailed. She came aboard the Valeant with no sponsor and faced immigration barriers. She was released into the custody of Midget Cajano in New York after bond was posted.
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U.S
New York
W Uote
Cajano
Fruldssine
von Sinten Talanel
Italy’s farm workers form land front amid strikes
The Communist and Avanti papers report a land front led by agricultural workers with a 5,000 strong land constituent formed to push expropriation and limit large holdings. A Bologna assembly ordered village committees to spearhead the campaign as Cremona sees a strike after Sicily’s 10 day unrest with unemployment relief demands. Gela’s strike alone continued.
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Italy
Rome
Demande
Tunin
Avanti
Bologna
Cremona
Sicily
Witter Tabor
Balermy
Mussina
Caty
Canica
Shrine meeting date set for January 14 in Erie theater
The Zum Zem Temple holds its annual ceremonial on Wednesday January 14 at the Columbia theater in Erie. Ralph G. Merriman retires as Potentate and will lead the day with registration from 9 am to 2 pm at the Shrine Club office.
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Erie
Corry
Zum Zem
Columbia
Tron Carty
Zem Zem
Ralph G. Merriman
George W. Reichert
Shrine Club
Zem Zem Hasjahat Corporation
Wemaple
Xsnex
Panama Assembly Rejects U S Right to Lease Bases
Panama's National Assembly votes 51 to 0 against a treaty granting the United States rights to lease and defend bases on Panamanian soil including Big Hato. The decision shocks officials and renews tensions over sovereignty and the 1942 pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
Panama
National Assembly
United States
Rightso
Lee Paria Punal
Acon
Tasue
United Nations
Ricardo J. Alfaro
Alfaro
Florendia Arosamena
Panama Canal
Japan
Panami
Alsuse Megak
MacArthur
U.S. State Department
Washington
Sam Na Decisun
Panama Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
Big Hato
Patricia Schmidt may seek pardon from Cuban president
Havana reports Patricia Schmidt, jailed for killing her lover John Lester Mee on his Havana harbor yacht last April, may ask President Ramon Grau San Martin for a presidential pardon to remit the 15 year sentence. Her lawyer Rene Castellanos said she preferred a pardon application to an appeal before the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Patricia Schmidt
Ramon Grau San Martin
John Lester Mee
Havana Harbor
Rene Castellanos
Supreme War
Eni Patrica
Chicago
Ogden family to give 87 nieces nephews $1000 Christmas bonus
In Ogden Utah on December 23 eighty seven nephews and nieces of Mr and Mrs Ezra Richardson will receive $1000 Christmas bonus checks. The Richardson family grocery business and distribution firm has mailed gifts totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars over the past three years, said Mrs Clyde Paterson, a relative.
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Fay Een
Ogden
Utah
Ezra Richardson
Richardsons
Richardson
Clyde Paterson
Ogdén ‘Standard Examiner
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Taft
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Perlajud
Sirlini
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Jen Neuvied
Doula
Calas Rete Saulct
NeuWled
Cherman Yiitee
Palestine
Philal
Wau
Acauctized Press
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Uwe
Satira
Pardow
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