Britain must state peace terms before aid, Senate foes say
Senate opponents of the Lend Lease plan press for an amendment requiring Britain to reveal her peace terms before receiving U S assistance. Led by Senator Wheeler, the group seeks Britain to specify what terms it would offer if victorious, before any American aid is provided under the program. The fight centers on whether terms are disclosed prior to cooperation and how that shapes wartime policy.
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Blatt Bros Open New Albion Theatre February 21
Blatt Bros announce the opening of the new Perry theatre at Albion on February 21. Wil lar Gould of Corry will manage the venue, a project in construction for several months. Smudge but no fire reported as furnace smoke prompted a Corry hospital visit today.
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Albion
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Corry
Hurnace
Corry Hospital
Survey Shows Defense Plants On Schedule
Philadelphia Feb 15 A survey of 100 typical defense plants by the National Association of Manufacturers found that production is under way on a substantial share of defense orders. Walter D Fuller president reported that only seven percent doubt deliveries on schedule while twenty five percent will deliver sooner than contracted. About 10,000 of the nation's industrial units are already engaged in defense work with orders either as primary or sub primary contracts.
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Philadelphia
The
Defense Completee
Wie
National Association At Manufacturers
Walter D. Fuller
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Industry Committee of National Defense
Pulley
Scheduule
Prudicion
Puller
Curtis Publishing Company
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Japs See No Crisis In East
Tokyo dispatch reports that Japanese residents in North and South America were told by the cabinet information bureau not to be disturbed by sensational reports of rising tensions with the United States. The statement said the situation between Japan and the U S warrants concern but not panic and urged restraint before drawing conclusions of war.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
North
South America
Cabinet Information Bureau
Japan
United States
State to survey hospital needs for next two years
Harrisburg February 15 House Appropriations Chairman Leo A Achterman said a survey of state institutions will begin next week with questionnaires to 171 hospitals and 67 homes. The aim is to measure endowments bequests bed capacity occupancy costs and free world productivity to guide grants amid concerns over political favoritism and bias in distributing funds. The effort focuses on status of blind aged and veterans in state homes under Social Security Act eligibility. The general appropriations bill for the next two years will take months to finish as the legislature enters its sixth week.
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Harrisburg
Leo A. Achterman
House Appropriations Committee
Auhtermen
Commonwealth
Senate
House
California Men Questioned in Rail Sabotage Case
Three Sacramento men were questioned by FBI agents after allegedly admitting an attempt to wreck a Southern Pacific passenger train and sending a $50,000 extortion letter. Names cited include Berhal Culver Carter, Kenneth A. Lennon, and Owen Berlen McHenry, with charges of wrecking a train, extortion, and conspiracy.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
Nat J. L. Pieper
San Francisco
FBI
Towle
Here
Pieper
Berhal Culver Carter
Kenneth A. Lennon
Owen Berlen McHenry
U. P
Acer Hamey
Parachute raid in southern Italy targets water supply
British parachute troops hit southern Italy in a Feb 10 12 raid. Italy reports saboteurs attacked ports and water works to cut supplies to about 4.6 million people. Captured parachutists face possible execution as spies, while Rome notes uniforms may shield them.
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London
Jaly
Ministry of Information
Sii
Tfalien High Command
Ard
Italy
Rome
Germany
Russia
Kincaid Rites at St Pauls Sunday
Legal and municipal associates will pay final tribute to Blaine Kincaid at funeral services at St Pauls Lutheran Elwell Sunday at 2 PM. The body arrived from Baltimore and was taken to Bracken Kealing Funeral Home for viewing today and Sunday morning before rites led by Rev E L Wagner with Rev H Ray Harris assisting. Burial in Pirie Grove cemetery. Erie County Bar will form escort of honor including listed members from Evie and Corry. Active bearers named include H H Keppel J J Desmond Frank N Ames C F Bills P L B Davie and Eugene Lyons.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Elwell
St. Paul’s
H. Ray Harris
United Brethren
Christchurch
Pirie Grove
Erie County
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William B. Hirt
Miles B. Hills
Orin Waite
Robert J. Firman
John B. Brooks
W. Pitt Giffa
RAF raids on West Germany and a Valentine twins report
British bombers attacked Gelsenkirchen and the Duisburg port area in western Germany last night, with other raids on German targets. An official Berlin spokesman said 22 western German communities were overflown, one sustained heavy damage as civilians died and were wounded. A German news agency reported a recon aircraft was shot down near Flushing, Netherlands. In McKeesport PA, a St Valentine twins birth occurred in an automobile during transport to the hospital, a six pounds three ounce boy born to Mrs. Thomas Haywood.
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London
Gelsenkirchen
Duisbore-Ruhrort
Germany
Berlin
Flushing
Netherlands
DNE
ST. Valentine’'S Day
Mckeesport
St. Valentine's Day
Thomas “Haywood
Haywood
WPA
Conant on Mission to England
President Roosevelt sent Dr. James B. Conant a Harvard chemist to England on a special mission to share critical scientific information for national defense. He sails from New York to Lisbon with Frederick L. Hoyd, an aide to the Rochester University president, and Carroll L. Wilson, a Nations Defense Research Committee officer.
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Presient Roosevelt Seni
Daities & Comant
New York
Lisbon
Frederick L. Hoyde
University of Rochester
New York State
Carroll L. Wilson
Iansbor
the Nations Defense
Bridges and labor leader Bridges faces California hearing
San Francisco dispatch reports Har 4V Bridges longtime Pacific Coast waterfront figure and CIO West Coast leader was arrested on a warrant alleging membership in an organization advocating violent overthrow of the U S government. He posted bond of 39 000 and will face a new deportation hearing March 31 with FBI evidence cited by U S Attorney General Robert Jackson.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Har 4V Bridges
Pacific Coast
Department of Justthcend
California
Finn
U. S
Robert Jackson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bridges
Immigration Service
Communist Party
Stork report notes 1949 births and deaths in district No 25-02
Vital statistics from Sidney B. Elston show 250 births and 62 deaths within district No 25-02 comprising Gary Elgin Concord and Wayne in 1940 1949. Core hospital at Corey accounted for 207 births and deaths from heart disease pneumonia and other causes, with obstetric services rising and ten infant deaths under one year.
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Concord
Wayne
Sidney B. Elston
Corry
Gunny
Corey Hospital
Renital
Gardin
Enlistments Advance as 112th Infantry Prepares for Federal Service
Sunday final day 10 enlist in Company A. 112th Infantry moves toward induction in Federal service after mobilization, aiming for 114. Guardsmen to report before entraining for Indiastown Gap on February 26. An unidentified man, about 40, killed by automobile on Canonsburg Venice road in Washington County last night. British forces seize Ghislmaio port in Traian Somaliland.
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112Th Infantry
Indiastown Gap
Washington, Pa
Canonsburg and
Venice
James B. Jones
Labor views on war era labor issues and fairness
Babson Park February remarks discuss wartime labor policy and the need to balance employer and worker concerns. The speaker argues emotional not statistical approaches dominate labor troubles, urges visiting workers to see conditions, condemns selfish leaders and rackets, and defends labor readers as earnest, trustworthy.
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Wor Os
Labor Troubles and Wartime Work Ethic in Crisis
A fragmented editorial notes that labor strife stems from employer behavior and spending by their families, not wage levels. It urges arbitration during emergencies, praises union necessity, condemns strikes, and cites 000 rail workers seeking paid vacations as a current example while urging national production over dispute.
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