Senate opposition to pact on blanket war entry controls
Associated Press report from Washington notes Senator Hickenlooper urged moral commitment to only act under NATO in provocations against members. The piece describes Senate and State Department maneuvering around treaties, with Connally and Vandenberg pressing Congress to reserve final war decisions and avoid automatic commitments while seeking European cooperation.
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Washington
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Iowa
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Corry Men Start Carry Manufacturing Company
Wendell Gage of 514 Grant Street and Wilbur Sorenson of East Main Street launch Carry Manufacturing Company a part time light sheet metal stamping enclosures and boxes operation in a building on the Sorenson property.
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CORRY
Wendell Gage
Grant Street
Wilbur Sorsenson
East Main Street
Carry Manufacturing Company
Sorenson
Chinese Premier Seeks To Resign Amid Political Turmoil
Disorganized report notes Premier Li facing pressure to quit as officials from Central and regional bodies discuss the resignation. The leadership scramble includes calls to appoint former defense minister Mo Yung-Ghunk and speculation on how Li might respond, with President Yu and other figures weighing the move.
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Yusn
Bessie Dent Yu
Psune-Jer
Canton
Mo Yung-Ghunk
Vbveduh
Jehsagi
Chissty Kal-Shek
Railway Express Increases Charges Across Regions
The Riverside Commerce Commission approved new rate changes effective yesterday, raising first and second class shipping by up to 11 cents for certain ranges. West to east and south routes see higher poundage, with second class fees at about 75 percent of first class. Needham explained proportionate increases for shipments, including nationwide routes and urban area adjustments.
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Shipmenila
Tmnt
Ben Wishin
Betwee
Tyh
Mr. Needham
Corry Man Sues For One Thousand Dollars
A Corry man filed suit in Butler County Court seeking one thousand dollars he says is owed by partners of Star Auto Sales. He alleges a verbal contract promised ten dollars per car sale plus a commission for the owner’s sales. He claims the firm mis-handled car deals between April 15 and September 16, 1948, and that due payments were not made.
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Esterday
Shi
Birle
pinNers
Ameney
Twij
Simon Strauss
Gary Man Charees
Juniar
U S Author 15 Held in Moscow on Spy Charges
A U S author and correspondent, identified as Miss Strong, was arrested in Moscow on charges of espionage and faces deportation. Reports say she has long worked as a pro-Soviet commentator and has lived in the Soviet Union for years. Authorities indicated she may be sent abroad in the coming days as a result of spying allegations tied to her assignments.
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Prev
Louis Strong
Svell-Kornite
Ines Beer
Mins Strong
Herrick Rysot
Molitt
Soviet Union
Miss Subir
Maden Noha
Ameticuy
Robert Mayidosh
Wave Russiy
London ‘Times
China
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Tierbat
Stuenthanl Pn
Hogy
Rentones
Mohoo
Eliseti
Suier High
Hurey
Mlenitaig
Cibstodtiyn
John Osk
FW Feldt
Dyaner Souunittus
Hns
Ronseration
Peeve Hites
Mialet Stanley Ander
Hiren Peldit
Robert Vaughn
Clarence Wallace
Taxi Drivers Walkout Adds to Philadelphia Transit Strike Tension
Philadelphia headlines note a taxi drivers walkout compounding the five day transit strike. AFL Taxi Drivers Union had postponed a planned strike until Thursday while officials in Philadelphia’s Yellow Cab Co. sought settlement. Stranded riders faced gaps in service as bargaining sessions were held with CIO Transport Workers Union and Philadelphia Transportation Co. staffers.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
He Yellow Cab Co
AFL
Philadelphia Transportation Co
RAI BRINGS NEW THREAT OF FLOOD IN AREA
Weather chaos and rising temperatures threaten Suring Wike area as unseasonable heat led to rapid rainfall. Reports describe overflowing creeks, toppled trees on Fifth Avenue, and street department crews clearing debris. No injuries reported, but city reflects on flood risk and storm damage.
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Suring-Wike
Gow Lathyuubt
Uuu
Oulybeetyiers
Uljlguaye UvAat
Hy Brell
Humaye Wali
Guiting
Yemewal
Chetty
Rent Control Fight Looming in U S Capital
Associated Press reports a volatile clash as landlords rally against new rent control proposals. Legislators face heated parity debates on extending two year controls, with property owners demanding stronger protections while tenants seek broader safeguards amid potential export to other cities.
McPherson Named Manager for Petroleum Plan Co-op
Andrew Mernerson was named manager of the Wee Penn O L F Co-op along Route 426 east of the city. McPherson, longtime GEFY veteran since 1941 in petroleum sales from storage tanks, succeeds as manager after leading Schoharie GIF Co-op in Gobeskill, NY. He is a World War II veteran with service in the Mediterranean and European theaters.
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Penn O.L.F
McPherson
Jaeverst
Corell
University
Mediterranean
Corry C Ofc Mailing Ballots and New Nominations
Corry Chamber of Commerce debates mailing ballots and no new nominations. Retail merchants to meet with the chamber in annual session to discuss elections and officer seating. Treasury report from Washington notes February cash balance and daily budget changes.
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Ie Cuny Chamber
Wyle
Belie
Tin
Alow Cormimatt
Wade
Geer
Te Grip
Mentite
Retail Merchants Bureau
Treasury
Washington
Treasuy
Schools Sponsor Summer Play Program and Teacher Pay
State funds cover 80 percent of teachers’ pay for a proposed summer play program as schools sponsor. The article details coordinated pay, district plans, and related education department actions, noting consultations with school administrators and pending approvals from a state education board. It also references facility upgrades and staff changes in several districts, plus coverage of a sentencing in Pittsburgh.
Jersey City Blast Shocks City and Brooklyn Area
A major explosion near the Koppers Company plant in Jersey City sends debris into Journal Square and parts of Brooklyn. Police dispatch scores of officers to the scene and to nearby Medical Center. ambulances rush to aid the wounded. Fire and emergency crews report extensive damage to windows and surrounding areas as investigators begin to assess the incident.
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Kupper
Kopper Company
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Hickunswik River
Gen McArthur troop request denied in Tokyo dispatches
Washington reports Royall said MacArthur asked for more troops but it would be impractical to send additional men. Dispatches from Tokyo noted MacArthur had submitted a secret report on the American military stance in Japan and was believed to want reinforcements. Royall denied any plan to alter force levels or command in Japan and said no discussion occurred about sending more troops. A parallel note covers a Pittsburgh holdup case where three youths were linked to a January 39 robbery at John F. McGraw’s home, with $61,000 in bills, cash, and jewelry taken.
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Europe
China
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Pallee
Lawrence J. Maloney
Fox Chapel
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McGraw
Maloney
John Raymond
Anthony Del|guld
Robert Lipp
Rayburn signals need for tax rise to fund safety nets
House Speaker Rayburn indicated a likely tax increase. He described discussing President Truman's social welfare plans and a broad tax program, including potential six percent social security tax to finance old age pensions and health coverage. A recess order also affected Fritz Kuhn's appeal in Munich.
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