New mayor orders city police on second term agenda
Mayor J. Fred Kinley in his second term tightens police rules and traffic flow. He enforces night parking bans at the Cory Post Office and mandates officers to patrol Main and South Center streets during peak hours. The plan redirects patrols to foot work and limits long-distance patrols, with shifts posted and criticism welcome.
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Corry
J. Fred Kinley
Walter S. Sweet
Robert Price
M. S. Coblett
Harley Drake
Goodman
Wall BeckWith
Kinley
Main
South Center
Theo Sy
Cory Post Office
Postpone Mummers Parade Until Saturday
Philadelphia residents reacted to the postponed annual Mummers Parade with protests from thousands of locals and visitors. Officials cited potential rain and damage to costumes as reasons for delaying the event, with broad street crowds preparing for a late morning parade if weather cooperates.
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Philadelphia
Teephane Porkiers
Kinley Outlines Second Term Goals in Corry Address
Mayor J Fred Kinley delivering his second term speech to the Corry City Council and citizens reiterates no pledges, promises cautious spending, and aims for honest mistakes. He announces budget gaps, tax increase from 3 to 8 per person, reappoints Melvin S Cobbett as police magistrate, and will open mayoral office hours daily 9 to 10 am in City Building seeking public input.
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Kinley
J. Fred Kinley
Couneil
Council
Gory
Mor
Corry
Jask
Melvin
Cobbett
West Smith Street
Miners Return to Work With Illinois Abstention
Nation’s coal miners resume work today led by West Virginia and Pennsylvania, while Illinois sees over five thousand abstain for an unspecified reason. The on going post holiday pause prompts speculation the United Mine Workers may pursue broader walkouts to back a new contract, with about 23,000 Illinois miners idle or returning in parts while key states resume operations.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Ilinois
United Mine Workers
Minois
UMW
Taylorville-Springfield
Taylorville
West Frankfort
Hil
Canton
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Operatora Falist
Dabei L. Lewis
Hit Pravafsied
Jon Walkeouts
Treasury Report Shows December 1911 Budget Totals
Treasury report from Washington dated June 3 states December 1911 budget receipts totaled 100,708,980.91 dollars with expenditures of 79,791,789.86. Cash balance stands at 4,676,245.412.20, and total debt at 256,996.76 90679. Increases over the previous day reach 15,09,024'98.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Hoover and Taft Press Strong Formosa Policy
Two GOP leaders, former President Hoover and Senator Taft, call for U S naval and air power to defend Formosa and oppose Communist expansion in Asia. Hoover outlines a three point military defense plan while Taft presses firmer U S stance, prompting White House and State Department silence as Senate leaders prepare a foreign relations update.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Taft
Ohio
U.S
Formost
China
Capitol
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
Pacific
U. S
Asia
Hoover
Knowland JR Call
Far East
Tafl
State Department
Administration
Senate
Hoss
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Avhheson
December Patrol Fatality Report From Cody Barracks
A December survey shows one fatal car crash on state roads patrolled by the Cody barracks. Eleven others were injured in the 16 crashes investigated, causing 0 in property damage. Troopers logged 10,305 miles, conducted seven investigations for other departments, cited drivers for infractions, and received 267 requests for information and assistance.
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Cody Barracks
Wreck damages seven grocery trucks in city collision
Two grocery store delivery trucks were rear ended on North Center Street Saturday evening in a collision that damaged seven trucks. Officers said Faussell Ream of East Columbus Avenue and Frank Karkost of East Main Street operated the trucks. Ream’s truck from Wire Willi stores reportedly surged forward after slipping from the brake, causing the impact with the other vehicle and extensive damage to both rigs.
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City
North Center Street
Eaid
Faussell Ream
East Columbus Avenue
Frank Karkost
East Main Street
Ream
Willi
Tulle
Page
Nichols
Meam
Polly
Indicted ex-White House access man on four counts
John Maragon, a former boatman who later had a White House pass, was indicted on four counts of perjury before Senate investigators. If convicted, he faces up to 40 years in prison, with a trial date to be set later. The charges detail falsified bank records, government business involvement, State Department work on a Greece mission, and a 5000 dollar loan from his mother-in-law in 1949.
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Associated Pro
Washington
John Miragon
Boatblack
White House
Senate
Maragon
Mar Agon
Union ‘Trust Company
Hin
State Department
Greece
December Weather Anomalies Highlight Warm Mercury Month
Decembers unusual warmth set daily highs above normal on most days, with only six days not exceeding the typical high. Snowfall totaled about 28 inches, and precipitation ranged 1 to 3.28 inches. A white Christmas arrived as the city recorded notable temperature swings and slick roads.
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Whitk
Euley
Devener
Whitt
George Mulderfel
Winton
Reine Marle
Lompeng
Itee Ye Park
New Year Greetings Mixed With Restrictions Across City
The 1950 New Year was welcomed amid fraternal club crowd limits and post midnight drink service cuts as licensed bars without club permits closed. Churches held watch services while weather and past-year notes marked the holiday. wholesale closings and city observances followed in a cautious season.
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Oaly
Police Probe 2 Auto Smashups Near Union City Route 87
State Police investigated two separate auto crashes on Route 87 west of Union City during New Year weekend. The first crash involved a 1939 Hudson driven by Glifford Hoover, injuring his wife Velma, with $150 damage. Less than 24 hours later, Harry Church and Mrs Be n Debs sideswiped the highway center, with both cars damaged and about $60 in repairs.
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Corry
Gem
Union City
Hudson Caahh
Glifford Hoover
Eric
Velma
Stem Memorial Hospital
Hoover
Oncominis
Mn. m
Harry Church
Mrg
Bein Debs
Brie
Austrian Miners Killed In Blast At Open House Event
At Stanford Hose event a large open house drew about 150 attendees. A mining explosion in Styria Austria killed six miners and injured many others, with authorities reporting over 100 workers believed trapped before rescue efforts.
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Stanford Hose
Din
Mifin Piticjle
Fohnsdart
Styria
Austria
Finland Regime Expected To Deny Russian Charges
Reported charges of war crimes against Soviet officials surface as Finland prepares for presidential election. Moscow denies the accusations while Western observers note diplomatic channels may influence the outcome. Electors vote January 18 with ongoing speculation over Finnish policy toward Soviet neighbors.
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Od Roshis
Fintan i
Finkind
Moscow
Boca Democrat
Premer Kul
City Council Names Year Appointment Roster
In a smooth reorganization, the council approved mayoral appointments for the coming year. May Kinley remains mayor, with new posts for Gobbett as police magistrate, Ofey Brewer as steel commissioner, Miss Hangel Merker as deputy finance director, Eugene Smith as custodian of the Municipal Building, Ray Laurie, Carl Peterson, and Victor Dempsey as top officers in the fire department, and Omer Berkhows as custodian of city dimp. The Guixens National Bank was named depository for city funds. The Board of Health elected Kinley president, Dare Williams secretary, and Harley Drake health officer. Continued on Page Three.
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Pyiry Mppolntee
Tyes
Kinley
Couderlinen Sweet and Price
Takime
Ay Pai
Aeids
Bennett MS. Gobbett
Einsey
Omer Berkhows
Colmelmen Price
Guixens National Bank
Board of Health
Mr. Kinley
Dare Williams
Secretaly
Harley Drake
Corry driver charged in Jamestown crash and intoxication
Corry man Harry A. Krone, 57, faced two counts after Jamestown police said he struck a parked car owned by Eric Peterson around 4:40 a.m. on January 1 and was later charged with public intoxication. Bail posted for the dispositions, with motion postponed to review titles from Washington trip.
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Jamestown
Harry A. Krone
Morrimen
Eric Peterson
Lochmon
Washington
Silent Screen Star Emil Janninw Dies at Home
Vina January 3 Emil Janninw silent screen star and Hollywood's first Oscar winner for The Way of All Flesh dies peacefully in his sleep at his Zinkenloch home after a battle with liver cancer. He had been given sedatives in recent weeks as his condition worsened.
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Emil Janninw
Hollywood
Burien
Tamnings
Zinkenloch
Ailent Soretsr
Bon
Jill
Holiday Death Toll Surpasses Four Hundred in New Year Toll
A sanitized summary reports that holiday violence and accidents pushed the nationwide death toll over 400 during a New Year period, with 908 violent deaths including 207 traffic fatalities over two days. Weather and fog were cited as factors in lowering highway fatalities versus prior weeks.
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Ratte
National “Safety Council
Uus
Corry Woman Purge Victim
A Corry woman and Sarah Quinn of Ere were dismissed from Corry County court house positions amid a Republican purge of Democratic staff. Honore Maloney, long a court house employee, is James Maloney’s sister and had Democratic patronage. The ouster surprised Democratic Commissioner Flatley, with prior notices rumored half an hour before actions.
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Honore Maloney
Sarah Quinn
Deli Darling
Fred Lumberton
James Maloney
Flatley
Dischuises
Mane
Await Birth of Ist 1950 Baby Here
Report notes the city year 1950 began with the first baby due any moment at the Patteygan plots shop. Donors contributed gifts, but hospital attendance and immediate details were unclear as the city awaited the birth. Local flier mentions uncertain timing and attendance figures.
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Thear
Patteygan
Coty Hospital
Attecnes Puluind
Mirah Lake
Issues Aplenty Ahead for Lawmakers Delivers State of Union
No real business until tomorrow when Truman delivers the State of the Union message. He will again ask passage of the Fair Deal program.
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Tru~man
Republicans in Senate Hold Meet to Adopt Policy
The Associated Press reports that Congress opened its second session focusing on President Truman's Fair Deal. The top event is tomorrow's state of the union address, with anticipated discussions on Brannan’s farm program and national health insurance among other proposals. Democratic leaders expressed enthusiasm as they reviewed the president's forthcoming messages and the expected agenda.
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Congress
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Iklekaft
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Senate House
Rayburn
Texas
Barkley
Senate
Lyons
House
McCormack
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Natonal Health
Martin Agency Displays 1950 Dodges at Showroom
Martin Motor Sales announces the debut of the 1950 Dodge and Plymouth lineup with four new models on display alongside added incentives. Former Emblem of Go and Model Dairy assets linked to Van Tassel are noted as part of the organizational changes.
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Frederick Steel
Martin Motor Sales
Dodge
Plymouth
van Tassel
Gen
Arthur Murfin Romnders
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