Three Key Issues Block Agreement On New Labor Measure
Senate Republicans press to settle three questions guiding labor legislation. Taft and Morse back the effort to close shop limits and injunction use while opposing secondary boycotts. Negotiations hinge on preserving power to curb strikes and protect unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acheson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Taft H-Onlal
Tyes
Taft-Hartley
Wagner
Tost
Morse
R-My
Annie
Tver
Mose Uelone
Taft
Southern Democraés
Lowasey
Iuig
Ty Keperal
Wwe
Taft-Harley
Ives
Fragmentary note mentions West region and numbers
A fragmented text fragment references a person in the West region and a number sequence including 89 and QTED- S. Oob- Dette Tren. The readable parts are insufficient for a full report or clear event.
Pile lint in tty Cult 7 and related land dispute notes
Fragmented OCR text references a land tract under dispute with mentions of tract numbers and measurements. It notes an entry of barred interest and pending complaint details, with scattered names and dates obscured by garbled characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glvaniix
Wreck on East Main Street Damages Autos No Injuries
Police report a collision on East Main Street at 5 30 p m yesterday. Mrs Elmer McElroy of East Main Street drove westbound and struck a parked car near Avenue A before veering into oncoming vehicle driven by Charles Carlson of Warren. Both cars suffered front end damage.
Plane Crash Kills Fourteen In London Scotland Flight
At least fourteen people died when a British Airliner collided with another plane and caught fire while en route from London to Renfrew Scotland. Officials said passengers and crew from various nations perished, with several Americans among the victims. The crash occurred near a hospital, and investigators from the Air Ministry prepared to probe the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coventry
Ruglauld
Builth
Europeat Alrways
Ncmabias
Straunier
Air Ministry
Saikt Polley
Wijy Olie
United States
London
Renfrew
Scotland
Chwaurllner
Sukolu
Chime Music To Be Permanent In Church Service
The article describes a project at Melwelist Church to install permanent chime music in the tower. A Christmas theme carillon will be played daily until installation, with eight minute sequences and two phrases. Rev Mehilied notes the schedule aims to run until mid March, as equipment is installed and choir voices adjust to the new public address system. Municipal and church leaders express interest in expanding this musical feature citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Rey Janis
Pystu
Ehuven
Mehilied
Christman
Anid
Huevity
Silhrer Pelos
Company A Camp Set for July 30 at Indian Town Gap
Brig. Gen. Frank A. Weber announced Pennsylvania National Guard Company A will hold summer encampment at Indiantown Gap from July 30 to August 19. More than 50 officers and soldiers will maneuver at the reservation 29 miles east of Harrisburg, with the 28th Keystone Infantry division under Maj. Gen. Dane B. Strickler at the Gap. Pennsylvania ranks third in National Guard strength after New York and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania National Guard
Inediantown Gap
Frank A. Weber
Military Reservation
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Guardsmen
aBth
Keystone) Infantry Division
Maj
Dane B. Strickler
Willtral
Weber
Pennsylvania
New York
Hungary says cardinal has changed stand on bishops
Budapest February 9 1951 Hungarian sources report Cardinal Mindszenty urged bishops to seek an agreement with the communist regime to ease church state tensions. The assertion follows his arrest on treason and related charges earlier this year and the release of documents in the government’s yellow book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Budapest
Hungary
Kormais
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Lasaccouitl
Lye
Gardin Mindsten
Jis
Foreten
Pair of Jailbreakers Nabbed After Flight Across State
Pittsburgh date February 19 two jailbreakers held by Allegheny county authorities awaiting Indiana officials. Police Sgt. Rober Morman Wes Homestead said the pair were arrested after hopping from a freight car. Identified as Raymond Terry 25 of South Bend Indiana and Hoover Grant 20 of Elkhart Indiana. Terry, Grant and two companions Walter J Shea 21 Goshen and Paul Gang 22 South Bend escaped Goshen jail February 12. Gang was located in Bowling Green and Shea arrested Wednesday in Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Indiana
Rober Morman
Wes Homestead
Raymond Terry
South Bend
Ind
Hoover Grant
Elkhart
Terry
Grant
Walter J. Shea
Goshen
Paul Gang
Gang
Shea
Wednday
Cambridge Springs
Federal aid lauded plans for local hospital
Federal officials praised plans for a new local hospital project. A government appraisal cited funds and a required $400,000 match, while officials discussed securing $200,000 in government aid and ongoing negotiations with local boards and firms over site preparation and construction timing.
Ruling Affects Area Workers
A Pennsylvania Superior Court ruling affects area workers by holding that a union member on an annual vacation under a labor management contract is not unemployed for unemployment benefits during that period. The decision clarifies that the employer employee relationship remains intact, and the worker is available for all suitable work. The ruling notes eligibility requires unemployment through no fault of the worker, with vacations if voluntary or contractually mandated.
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Pennsylvania
Hay
Sient Stewart A. Long
Peninsylvasi State Employment Service
Pointy Ab
Couel Theoisy
Heavy snows in west could boost this year’s crops
Anomalous winter weather across the western region is described as potentially beneficial for crop yields this year. The report notes heavy snowfall events, with implications for soil moisture and early spring growth, and references scientific observers and agricultural forecasts for the season.
State funds sought for Columbus dam reconstruction
A wartime era report details attempts to secure state funds to rebuild a damaged Columbus township dam. The plan faces regulatory hurdles and local opposition as officials consider a nonprofit model to manage restoration. Progress hinges on approvals from state agencies and funding timelines.
Corry Doctors Aid City Hospital Equipment Gift
Corry physicians Dr Gillete and Dr Harmon joined a hospital in Uwins City to receive a modern surgical aid set. Officials said the device will enable soap and glove dispensing during operations and enhance aseptic prep. The purchase was postponed earlier due to high costs from a new wing project.
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BOC
Phi City
Uuws City
Uilon City
Ats Norning
Gillete
Harmon
He Hospital
Severo
Government Offices To Close Tuesday Observances In City
City government offices and select agencies will close Tuesday in observance of a civic holiday. City workers prepared for limited operations with essential services continuing while departments conduct planned closures and affected offices announce instructions for the day.
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Gov't
Allspite
Feders
Aig
Greys Waslittptors Inn
Adel al Bfite
PGC to Receive More Texas Gas
The Public Gas Commission plans to receive additional Texas gas for the Cory district. A transmission arrangement is approved for delivery to several companies, with daily volume set at 76,000,000 cubic feet for PGC and partner lines. Additional output may be sold to other firms under resale terms, amid winter demand and prior expert assessments guiding distribution.
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Usday
Tadhi Vate
Pennsylvania
Wtp
United Nati Lina Cha Chuiang
Oz City
Inomisip
Liviu
Tuckigulluts
Daly
Wits
PGS
United
Troquiis Gas Corp
Ghiamiswinn
Maple tapping under way on full scale
The article notes early maple tapping efforts driven by cold weather, with reports of trees being prepared and buds forming earlier than usual as crews push to start operations ahead of the spring season. It mentions Lumley and Richard Wilmer as observers and a shift to more powered gear aiding progress.
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Bay of
Ieee
Richard Wilmer
Ise
Lumley Forday
Lorger
Willy
Babson Foresees Large Scale Movement Back To Churches
A column argues for renewed focus on church news, noting churches number about 200,000 in the United States with roughly 9 million members. It cites church property valued at about 5 billion and annual spending around 1 billion, urging newspapers to cover religious work more fully. Continued on Page Four.
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Babson
oPy
United States
Acheson Without Go Ahead From Committee
Secretary of State Acheson nears final talks on a North Atlantic alliance after an encouraging session with Senate Foreign Relations. Critics note progress but warn no go-ahead yet. Western allies Canada Britain France Belgium The Netherlands Luxembourg referenced in discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations
van Pie” Sebel
Western Buyepeur Punitties
Canada West
Willy
Uwetiie
Jools
Cyrmally D
Vandenberg
Connally
Ani Vandenberg
Con
Canada
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembours
Local Reservist Leaves for Fleet Maneuvers
Stewart A. Loney a Pennsylvania State Employment Service manager departs for a month of annual training as a reservist. He is assigned to Destroyer Squadron 10 for Caribbean maneuvers while Philip R. McSray oversees the local office in his absence. A separate note reports the United States hockey team defeating Czechoslovakia 2 to 0 in Stockholm.
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Stewart A. Loney
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Aity
Fnr
Caribbean
Philip R. Mc~ Sray
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