Rent controls end in Corry as county plan takes effect
Rent control ends in Corry and southern Erie County as housing expediter Tighe E. Woods lifts curbs for roughly 1 2500 units while maintaining maximum rents in Erie City and surrounding areas. The action decontrols Amity Concord Conneaut Elk Creek Franklin LeBoeuf Springfield Union Washington Waterford and Wayne townships and several boroughs.
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Corry
Tighe
E. Woods
Washington
Woods
City of
Erie
County Rent Advisory Board
Frank S. Anderson
Rea
Alton
Granesville
Elgin
Edinboro
Springfield
Mill Village
Union Fairy
Waterford
Amity
Concord
Conneaut
Lr Creek
Franklin
LeBoeuf
Union
Wayne
conLinnee
Fairview
Girard
Middleboro
North Unet
Plates
Waltsburg
Westenville
Millcreek
North East
Stommill
Verano
Polrview
Girard Greene
Greenfield
Harborcreels
Lawrence Park
MekKean
Anderson
Rent Advisory Board
Balanger
Rich Borough Faces Cash Crunch in Pennsylvania
Spanetown, Pa January 6 One of Pennsylvania real small boroughs Winkily shows a deficit of about $1600 leaving a cash shortfall to meet current expenses. Officials say they must borrow to cover costs as the town with 2500 residents sustains a per capita income around $30 based on assessed valuation. Bethlehem Steel operates a plant nearby.
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Peny Spanatown
Pennsylvania
Franklin Bar Urh
Deas & Fasolubion
Franklix
Eighbaris Gonematizh
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Poraigh
PGC Seeks Authority to Borrow 1.5 Million Dollars
The PGC area including Corry asks the Securities and Exchange Commission for permission to borrow 1.5 million dollars in the next two months. The funds would come from its parent National Fuel Gas Co of New York to finance construction and gas storage expansion. National Fuel Gas already had SEC approval to borrow five million dollars to aid its subsidiaries in expansion plans.
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Ese Tematayeomund Aza Cuselan
Seri
Corry
Scurities and Exchange Commission
Washington
National Fuel Gas Co
New York
National Fuel Gas
SEC
Set Date for First Service in New Elizabeth Church
Rev Chil Heidt announced the first service in Elizabeth's Church will be held one week from this Sunday. While the edifice will be ready for services, exterior work, landscaping, and interior decorating remain incomplete and will extend past Easter. A portable organ will be used until the installed instrument arrives, and pews from the former church are being installed to enlarge seating. The Rex Theater will host the final service this Sunday.
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New Elizabeth’s
Chil Heidt
Heidt
Rex
Corry YMCA To Hold Open House
Corry YMCA announces an open house on the second floor of the Rod and Gun Club building next Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Arthur Burgess notes the remodeled quarters are painted and ready. Hi Y and Hi Teen groups cleaned during Christmas. The Ladies Auxiliary plans refreshments and the Hi Teen group will perform a musical program.
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YMCA
Rod and Gun Club
Simday
Arthur Burgess
Bineetu
Tho
PUC Sets Phone Rate Hearing in Harrisburg
The Public Utility Commission fixed January 25 for hearings on Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation's request to raise rates by 1.92 million dollars per year. The company serves 82,355 customers in nine western Pennsylvania regions and faces separate service complaints. hearings may proceed after counsel action.
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PUC
Harrisburg
Jan
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Pennsylvania
Erle
Jahnaatayn
Corry Ie
Notinsel
Trains to be discontinued on Sunday in Cory area
Five passenger services serving Cory will end at midnight Sunday as the Pennsylvania Railroad implements an emergency cut in coal–supply constrained service. Trains 870 971 978 980 981 are among those removed on the Renovo division, while diesel trains in use on the Erie route remain. A New York to Erie sleeping car service continues.
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Cory
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bne-Third
Tnterstate Commerce Commission
Jess Uhan
Renove
Dori
Frie
Gorny
Oil City
New York Oil City
New York City
Erie
Pennsy
Corry
TCC
United Mind Workers Union
Saich
Alice
Here
Ol City
Wruck
Emporium
Renovo
Library Receives Bequest From Estate of Sarah Powell
The Corry Public Library learns of a 3144 bequest from the Tate Miss Sarah Powell estate. Library board approves 800 to 1000 for new books, plans lights in southwest corner, and honors relatives of the late donor. Librarian report shows six months circulation totals and staff changes noted.
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Sarah Powell
Corry Pubic Libary
Tate
Library Board
Authorizarion
Porter Aver
Libra
Walter Peale
Marian Smith
Edward Tobie
David Swartz
Hubert Valighn
Mra
Filots Dahlstranid
Stanley Anderson
Treasury Report Washington January Budget Receipts
Treasury report from Washington states January receipts totaling 93.7 million dollars against expenditures with an overall balance near 1.9 million. The document reflects official figures for the Treasury, noting the net position and fiscal activity for the period.
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Treasury
Washington
Balan
Britain Recognizes Peiping Regime in China
Britain grants de jure recognition to the Peiping government of Communist China, signaling a split with the United States over policy toward Chiang Kai-Shek’s Nationalists. The move aims to protect British interests and expands Western acknowledgment of Mao Tse-tung’s regime, with other nations considering follow suit.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Mao Tae Pung
Britain
China
U.S
Dean Acheson
Washington
Tor
London
Cheng ‘Tients
Chiing Kai-Shek
Tadia
Pakistan
British Commonwealth
Burm
Uilven
Brifilin
Osly
Omer
Ity
Chow En-Lai
Foreign Office
Peiping
Russia
United Nations Security Council
India
Yugoslavia
U. S
France
Egypt
Beun- 'Dnr
Cuba
Norway
America
Far East
Pny
Family Argument Ends in Shooting
A Pittsburgh report says a policeman and his wife were seriously wounded during a night shooting following a family dispute. The incident occurred near their home as the offender and other family members were involved. investigators were told the wife claimed she fired in self defense as her husband tried to depart the scene.
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Cmyunvee
Piptsburgh
Ina Khoot
Frank Viney
Ellenbeth
Ailfferid
Olin
Flood perils mount in two states across Midwest and South
Widespread floods and ice storms cripple Memphis and surrounding regions. Schools closed, utilities cut, and travel disrupted as Wabash and Mississippi basins swell. Ohio Valley, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky endure rising waters, while Texas and southeastern states report freezing conditions and frost damage in crops.
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Memphis
Midwest
California
Indiana
Hume Hood
Meno
Rauln
Ohio
Pennylvania
Pennylvania Couth
Acrous
Pt Indies
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Tennessee Valley
Mississippi River
Serio
Thinois
Logansport
Taetinna
Tollang
Clinton
Terre Haute
Unois
Villa Grove
Euilivriss
Imperial
Coachella Valley
Lemale Urope
Florida
Georgia
Gulf
Bush Way
Tormmacn
Five 1950 Chevrolets to Be Shown Tomorrow
Tomorrow the Thomas Motors agency will display five new 1950 Chevrolet models including deluxe two and four door sedans, a five passenger coupe, and a convertible with powerglide automatic transmission. Doors open 1 PM to 8 PM with a drawing awarding 50 gallons of gasoline to ten attendees.
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Chevrolet
Mar m
Thomas Motors
Rage Fiere
Tne
Bel Air
Grimm resigns as Dallas Cubs manager in Texas League shakeup
Grimm resigns as president of the Dallas Cubs after being informed by P J Wrigley owner of his club. The Dallas team shifts toward a new leadership lineup as a changeover stages a broader reorganization in the Texas League.
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Grimm
Dallas
Fice
Ghicaxo Cubs
Bobby Cell
P. Jf. Wrigley
Cubs
Wiacemptanes
Fei ‘Derr
School Doctor Warns Against Ringworm Here
A school health physician reports an outbreak of ringworm among children in Cory and nearby areas, with eight cases at one school and others spread across the system. He urges mother vigilance and school authority measures to prevent further spread, noting transmission via seat backs in schools and communal items. Parents should ensure children use their own combs and wash hair after barber visits to curb transmission.
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Cory Hay
Br. J
Guy Aulwis
Keene
van Dude
Erie
Freighter Sails for Shanghai Amid Nationalist Tensions
The American freighter Flying Arrow left Hong Kong for Shanghai with 12 passengers and a $10 million cargo, despite Nationalist threats and a sea bloc. Eleven crewmen refused the voyage, replaced by British and other sailors. Wayne Richardson aboard filed reports. Meanwhile the Brandyn Heights, another Tsbrandtsen Line ship, tows cargo for Shanghai with a 42 American crew, some opting to stay ashore. In Washington, President Truman accepted an invitation to deliver Columbia University’s commencement address on June 9 and will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree.
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Associated Tress
Flying Arrow
Hong Kong
Red Shanghai
Mloe
Shanghai
Wayne Richardson
Associated Press
Tsbrandtsen Line
Branklyn Heights
Sien
Washington
Truman
University of Missour
Culumbia
Rule Defendant Not Negligent In Fatal Crash Near Riceville
A Crawford County jury at Meadville found Willie Riel Campbell not negligent in a fatal auto crash that killed Lawrence Bert Millingel 18 and Job Bert Millingel 20. The jury returned a verdict in favor of the defendant after about four and a half hours of deliberation. Attorneys anticipate a motion for a new trial.
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Riceville
Crawford County
Meadville
Ormers
Alison BD. Wate
Willie Riel Campbell
Titusville
William Lowernce
Lawrence
Louis Tany
Fence
Centerville
Campbell
Shreve Hill
Job
Bert T Millingel
Joseph Thomas
Thomas
Samuél Mogiliwite
Stuart A. Clbeetson
State bids dominate $15 million housing plan
Harrisburg January 6 bidders submitted proposals for the commonwealths low rent housing program offering three bedroom units starting as low as 33 a month. Ten bids covered 629 units in Allen town Bethlehem Erie and Butler with 5 000 000 plus in housing construction. The bids ranged from 38 a month in Bethlehem to 77 a month in Allentown and the planning board chairwoman praised the results as the program begins to take off.
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Harrisburg
Luis
Alentown
Bethlehem
Erie
Butler
Theadoe Roosevelt
State Commerce Secret
Truman Aims for 6 Million Jobs This Year Hope to End Poverty
President Truman outlined plans to create six million jobs this year and sixty four million within five years, pledging near elimination of poverty. He urged Congress to grant standby powers over credit and broader government tools to spur income, employment, and production while balancing budgets. The remarks formed part of a trio of early administration reports, with details on tax changes to reduce inequalities and boost business activity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
United States
Sonn Fomaee
MD Tisimany
Wiss
Armerican Himily Inc
Trumah
Jinan
Eadl
Arithanine
Atleean
Congras Hy Les
Congress
Steinpeniter
Federal Depot
Nls
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