Babson Promotes Marriages and Babies as Economic Basis
Babson argues marriages and births underpin prosperity and future demand for goods from baby supplies to adult goods. He links life expectancy, education value, and national growth to growing families, urging the United States to increase births for economic stability. The piece previews continuation on the next page.
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Hoger
Babson Babson Park
Fin
Feo
Gunn
Tife
United States
China
Miltges
Central West
Heulee
Five Die In Plane Crash In Arkansas Mountain Area
Five air force personnel died when a B-25 from Wright Field crashed into Round Top Mountain two miles south of Asper Arkansas. Reports say the aircraft left Dayton with five aboard including a Navy sailor and all perished. Debris found near the wreck hindered recovery work until after midnight.
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Associated Tress
Asper
Ark
Minwe
Syork
Sec
Arkansas
Wright Pield
Round
Navy
Lilly Rock
Army
Noane
Nto Jasper
Little Rock
Nere
Plan to Write a Rent Measure Ahead of Deadline
Congress debates extending rent controls with a cooling off period through February 18. Tobey plans a Senate committee session to draft a bill 18 days before the act expires, amid a split over automatic rent increases and ceilings. The subcommittee proposes options to extend control, permit increases, or raise ceilings, with a Camp Cain headed group pushing limited measures through 1948.
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Washington
Senate
Tobey
Rath
Mit
Yenter
Dearlock
Meas Wild
Cain
H-Wash
Censis
Corrected Election Nominating List by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce distributes corrected letters of instruction for this month's directors election after errors in the prior nominating list. New election judges Arthur Marlin, Richard Rochbacher, and Louis Rossli are appointed. Official ballots will be distributed from the Chamber office on February 1 and returned to Mr Marty.
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Chamber of Commerce
Commerce Group
Arthur Marin
Richard Rochbacher
Louis’ Rossli
Marty
Commerce Office
De Valera Party Wins 66 Parliament Seats
Dublin report on a general election shows Eamon de Valera's Fianna Fail shifting to a minority with 60 of 147 seats declared. Opposition parties gain ground as partial returns indicate shifts across Carlow and KUEN counties amid a looming next Tuesday vote.
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DE Valera
Dublin
Eamon Dy Valera
Btre
Fianna
Dall
Yeata Wits
Puktipotind
Carley Arid
Kuen
Southern Governors Propose Split From Democratic Party
In Wakulla Springs Florida Southern governors meeting opens amid talk of a Southern party and resistance to Truman civil rights policies. Governors Wright Thompson Dolson De Folsom Lane Thurmond Jester Calwell Brayton and others weigh a Southern option as anti Truman sentiment and calls for an all southern party surface amid debates on end to segregation and anti lynching measures.
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Wakulla Springs
Pia
Felxh
Mississigpi
Fielding L. Wright
Boll Sedational Democratic Party
Turin
Wrieat
Truonan
Alund
M. B. ‘Thompson
Georgia
Thompson
Wright
Strom Thurmond
Soult
Carolina
Branford
William Breston Laine
Maryland
Hais
Millerd Calawell
Florida
Western Europe may have less than $1 billion hoardings
AP reports in Washington that West European reserves may be under $1 billion unlawfully hoarded, Treasury Secretary Snyder dismissing inflated estimates tied to Martial Plan funding. Some lawmakers want sudden windfall hoards drawn for foreign recovery costs. Moscow dispatch notes Austrian and American military misbehavior. Madrid confirms border reopening with restrictions. New Delhi reports Pakistan policing miles of Indian territory amid protests. India warns of possible alternative actions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Europe
Secretary of Treasury
Snyder
Congress
Hold Pair on Check Charge
Two residents of Rolle Venus and Harold Delp were bound over for court after pleading not guilty to a fraudulent conversion charge. They allegedly swindled Albert Hahn of 49.60 by a worthless check drawn on Talon City National Bank, claimed for payment of a coal load.
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Rolle 1
Venus
Rossey
Harold Delp
Corry
Auth-Station
Crawford Couity Jai
Love Ob
Ditusville
Albert D. Hahn
Spartanburg
Wwe
Dougly
Grand Shoppe Opens at New North Center Street Site
Margaret Bartholome, owner, announces Grand Shoppe will open at the former Reteh building on North Center Street February 12. Crews complete interior remodeling to fit a 15 by 40 foot confectionery with veneer panels, new soda fountain, booths, and seating for 40. Self service for ice cream and items to be introduced as the business rebrands to Margaret’s.
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North Centar Street
Reteh
Margaret Bartholome
Carl Swanson
M. Altin
Margaret’s
Explosion Rolls Through Philadelphia Oil Depot Fire
A Philadelphia blaze at the Glove Solvent Company oil storage depot caused explosions and fires that burned for over four hours. Firefighters from about 50 apparatus and 300 personnel battled the flames despite low water pressure and ruptured hydrants. The incident forced the evacuation of about 250 residents as the yard contained twenty four 10,000 gallon tanks and numerous 50 gallon drums. Estimated losses exceed $600,000 with damage possibly reaching $500,000 in oil storage facilities.
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Syasson Laveu
Philadelphia
Tiel Oil Chemical
Glove ‘Solvent Company
Neghborhood
Ted
Alamniss
Damaged Humipaxt Genera Wipes Hull in Heavy Seas
Feb 7 report from Yokobama states the Army Humipaxt Genera suffered hull damage last night due to heavy seas. Departure to San Francisco is delayed from a February schedule.
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Yokobama
Porh
San Francisco
Officers Elected for Corry Building Corporation
The Corry Building Corporation elected officers and named six directors at a chamber meeting. Roger Brown was chosen president with Lawrence Thomas as vice president, Helen Jones as secretary, and Robert A. Ott as treasurer. Directors include Miss Jones, Mr. Brown, Mr. Koming, Mr. Ot, Bill Cherry, and Philip Zatenects. The group plans stock sale to fund a signature building to spur new industry, with a $100 200 authorized capital and expected rapid development in weeks.
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Corry Building Corporation
Weeted
Roger Brown
Lawrencnt Thomas
View Presid Fen
Helen Jones
Robert A. Ott
Ure Group
Missi Jones
Brown
Koming
Mr. Ot
Bill Cherry
Philip Zatenects
Focal Chamber of Commerce
HA Nt Instrument and Libinelng
Commerce Group
Average County Child Life Forecast From 1948 Data
A speculative forecast of a modeled Erie County baby born to local parents. Based on Commerce reports the child would start school at age six after minor illnesses, complete 74 years of schooling, and enter life at 25 with a predicted lifelong income. Projections cover family size, life expectancy, and community affluence.
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Erle County
Department of Commerce
Erie County
Odge
Fis
Klabride
Weir
Autoists Forget Parking Meters on Friday Night
Twenty-one motorists were fined for parking violations as meters were to be enforced after the first night of operation. City Council noted the meters would be overlooked Friday and Saturday, and a printed statement urged public patience while meters ran.
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Disce
Bradley Takes Over as Army's Chief of Staff
General Omar Bradley becomes Army Chief of Staff succeeding Dwight D. Eisenhower from the Pentagon. President Truman attends the change of command as Eisenhower retires after 33 years of service and prepares to become Columbia University president. Bradley, a World War II leader, will hold five star rank and lead the Army as the nation adjusts to postwar defense structure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Omar WM
Bradley Dukes Myer
Army
West Point
Gas
Dwight D. Eisenower
Truman
Pentagon
National Defense Headquarters
Eisenhower
Tin Offlerr
Europe
ASO
Tolc
Columbia Univ
GOR
Bradley
Elkenhower
Lehr
Worth Aftica
Thaly
France
Germany
Bailey
Rice
Teneratr
Hit and Run Driver Sought After Corry Accident
Police search for a runaway driver after a collision near Cory Spring Road left a vehicle and tree damaged. Rexford R. Kenniston of Spartansburg was driving the truck involved. authorities noted possible vehicle and station checks as the case unfolds. In unrelated notes, Corry Memorial Hospital’s old car is linked to a Keith event, while new officers at the hospital group were named and Blood Bank support was endorsed.
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Aruck
Rexford R. Kenniston
Spartansburg
Wwestixa
Don
Norual
Corry Memorial
Esso
Troy
Vom Gillette
East Park
Place
Warren
Dn A C. Kb
Ice
Edison H. Harmon
Hugh O'Hare
Weekend Snow Forecast For Area Continues
Weekend predictions warn of snow in the area with moderately cold highs and a drop in temperature. Forecasters expect retail activity to pause while Pennsylvania Gas Company works to relieve pressure on gas lines as supply remains dangerously low. Overnight temps fell below zero and began rising toward the early morning hours.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Elgit
Wave Of Sabotage Sweeps Korea
Reported widespread mail traffic sabotage and telegraph disruptions across Korea. Detected incidents tied to U.S. authorities and pressure to expel the mission, with threats and leaflets aimed at forcing the United Nations Commission out. Army noted a 12 car derailment near Seoul and damage to locomotives while arrests reached 92.
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Beoul
Fontes
U.S
Korea
John R. Aidke
U. S
Little
Russia
North Korea
South Korea
Seoul
Fareless cab rider arrested in city
A Pieidlill Hill man was jailed after an alleged fareless cab ride. The City Cab Co. faced a 43 fare loss when a taxi from Pieidilli Fall was summoned by resident Alex Gils. In town, Chas claimed he had no fare, prompting police to arrest Gibag for grinkenness and hold a hearing today.
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Pieidlill Hill
City Cab Co
Pieidilli
Alex Gils
1St Section
Chas
Grinkenness
Elks Chorus Concert Draws Big Clymer Crowd
The Carry B. P.O. Elks Male Chorus performed at Clymer Central High School to benefit the Damcott Jones Post American Legion building fund. About 950 to 1,000 people attended. receipts totaled around 500 dollars, with funds donated to the McCord Library. The North East event drew a standing ovation.
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Carry
B. P.O. Elks
Clymer Central High School
Firll
Damcott Jones Post
American Legion Building Fund
North East
McCord Library
Min
Tago
Taft charges dems seek to keep prices high
Associated Press reports Taft accuses Democratic administration of aiming to sustain living costs for political gain as wholesale commodity declines push food prices, with flour and grain futures tumbling while retail prices show mixed movement amid ongoing market volatility Friday.
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Associated Press
Fiers
Bisbel Trom i
ATI
Jon P
Paus S. Willis
Chuvery
Amelia
Cbss
Colton
New York
Chicago
Dowte Ab
Baltimore
Washington
Seunfop Taft
Obio
Skier equipment loss on area highways reveals police case
A scattered report describes a driver facing five motor-violation charges after an incident on local roads involving skiers and gear. The narrative mentions a request for a hearing and details of police pursuit, with unclear chronology and several garbled fragments.
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Willam T. Allen
Magllne
Dem
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Vienna
Anieriétin
Balivetere Hayen
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Madrim
Spain
Womnan
Wookeslaan
Paris
Wight
DELIG
Pandit Jawaharlal
Asia
India
Anid
Onl
Reich
Building Corp
Erlel
Bradley Takes
Corry- Spring Creek Road
Elks’ Chorus
Clymer
Lour
Lard
TAFT
DEMS
Spitmaan
Corry H
Ceiana
Tnfon Chiy
Tuniegte
Aig
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