Local Election Notes Highlight February City Race
Fragmented text shows mentions of Eric Gon and Paul Munwva with references to a jury, school, and police. Names like Ray Harris appear amid unclear lines about an election or defense. The piece hints at a December or February political context with community figures and civic duties.
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Eric Gon
Cal ‘United Qin
Mie Aing
Hthi
Chet Dean
Balan’ Oltons
Bhand
Paul Munwva
Seoul
Erdom
Ray Harris
Aditiiun
Baruch Sets 11 Point Peace Plan and Price Rollback
Bernard M. Baruch urged a wartime style 11 point peace plan to wage peace, calling for a rollback of food prices, no wage raises, and no tax cuts for two years. He spoke to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee endorsing the Marshall Plan and proposed domestic measures including price supports, wage stabilization, excess profits limits, continued price controls, and new production and public works priorities. He argued dollars alone will not save Europe and urged mobilization for peace at home.
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Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Bunch
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Hub
Barneh
Wll
Essertilinl Wbavey
Arta Ortier
Thorense Amoduetion
VIC
M Polite
Unitedations
Dad
Birlers
Operation May Enable Girl to Talk Again
Philadelphia surgeons at Jefferson Hospital repair a throat injury to Barbara Kirby, a Jacksonville girl, hoping to enable speech after long dependence on a metal tube for breathing. Mrs Velina Kirby and her husband arrived by plane with other Jacksonville officials to attend the family’s medical update and support plans for Barbara’s ongoing treatment and a future operation.
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Philadelphia
Dno
Bleyr
Burbory Kirby
Ash
Jefferson Hospital
San Hr
Velina Kirby
Duper
Gham Wn of Commerce
Kirby
Kane Man Saves 2 In Home Fire Report
In Kane a motorist Carl Nicolaga awakened a woman and her grandson Max Morgan aged 11 by kicking in a door and sounding the alarm as fire destroyed a home. The quick actions by motorists and truck drivers helped evacuate residents before fire apparatus arrived.
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Kane
Associated Présa
Poy
Wilco
Carl Nicolaga
Ida Whippo
Max Morgan
Nicolasto
Firth Noor
Ashing
Hearings Delay Decision on Rent Curb Extensions
Washington January 18 Rent control expires in six weeks and hearings on extension plans will run through month end Senator Cain leads the banking committee and aims to draft a compromise bill by February 6 Officials expect further proposals from Senators Tes Baldwin and others while the administration seeks a March 20 extension and stronger enforcement amid housing shortages and inflation fears
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Associated Press
Washington
Cain
R-Wash
Senmi Moon
Chowmen Wolcott
Congress
Tes
R-Ny
Baldwin
R-Conn
Tigher Woods
Fire Destroys Part Of Columbus School
Fire destroyed part of the Guiloline Dean School in Columbus injuring no pupils but forcing 160 students to relocate. The blaze started in a brick wall area near a chimney after a wind blew embers onto the roof. The Columbus Volunteer Fire Company responded, extinguishing flames confined to the roof and interior partitions.
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Dean School of Columbus
Unis
Bad Baccus
Columbus Volunteer Firs Company
Bamien
TWO GENERALS IN SPOTLIGHT AT GOP PARTY MEET
Washington January coverage centers on Dwight Eisenhower and Douglas MacArthur as the Republican National Committee debates a formal call for the June nominating convention in Philadelphia. Party leaders seek Eisenhower’s views on domestic and world issues before endorsing him, while MacArthur’s stance remains uncertain amid a field of contenders.
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National Committee
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Washington
Dwiehi D
Douglas MacArthur
Philadelphia
Eikenhow
Thomas B. Dewey
New York
Robert A. Tafk
Ohio
Harold E. Stasser
Minnesota
Mare T Plain
Morsetore
Tobey
Eigenhower
New Hampshire
Hisenhower
Sai l Morse
Ike Tobey
Three Auto Wrecks Reported Across Area Over Weekend
State police and city officers noted three automobile accidents in area highways and streets this weekend with damage over 200 dollars. A 1947 Hudson driven by John Himrad of Erie hit a bank four miles west of Union City to avoid a truck. truck driver Hawley of Waterford claimed the truck had no lights. A minor collision occurred at the intersection of Stersection of ysl, Tring and Wright streets involving Robert Shannon and Cassett with damages of 18 dollars. Mrs. Guy Simmons reported striking a parked car on North Center street while leaving a parking space. vehicle ownership listed as Robert Lewis of Columbus.
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Hudson
Union City
John Himrad
Erie
Loa Hawley
R. D.1
Waterford
Linood
Ysl
Tring
Wright Streets
Robert Shannon
Wright Street
Cassett
OSS
Wayne Street
Shannon
Corry Man Hit Robbed in Ohio
A Corry man en route to Michigan was assaulted and robbed by a Black assailant at a Youngstown railroad platform. The thief tied him and escaped. victim Arthur Fordirtto received treatment at Youngstown hospital and was discharged to continue to his destination in Willlanti, Michigan, where he would join the Army. Police reported no unrest in Youngstown as of that morning.
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Youngstown
Ward
Arthiur
Ohio City
Lown
Preolbio
Wpsilanti, Mich
FS. Army
Toungstown Poller
Hadzaoecard
Corry Felt Icebound As 25 Below Paralyzes City
Frigid weather dropped Corry to 25 below zero with roads blocked and gas supplies strained. Industrial plants faced curtailment and possible layoffs as the Pennsylvania Gas Company rescinded a partial relief order, returning to full curtailment amid a statewide cold snap.
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Corry
Official
Weather Bureau
East Waabi
Ington Street
Ty Usher
East Columbus
Avenue
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Raymond Mfg
Coiry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp., Inc
Htwo
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Affirms Strip Mining Law
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court, in a 6-1 ruling, upheld the 1945 strip mining law. Justice William B. Linn wrote the majority opinion, with Justice Murphy Patterson concurring. The decision sustains state permits and bond requirements to ensure surface restoration after mining, enacted by the 146th Central Assembly and applied to coal operations.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Wellton Oy
William B. Linn
Alsent
Murfon D. Patterson
Central Assembly
Occupation Showdown Awaits as Berlin Powers Welcome Split
Barlin January 19 Russians expected to resist Western joint rule in western Germany while Berlin officials anticipate a possible demand to withdraw troops. Marshal V M Bolkavsky may push for sole Russian control as three western sectors vow to stay.
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Associated Press
Barlin
Russia
Bonnell
Hill
Soviet Union
Vessily Bokolavsky
U.S
Britain
France
Berlin
Germany
London
Sokolovsky
Moscow
Wester
Gernan
Local man gets jail sentence in larceny case
Lester Hepler Jr of this city pleaded guilty to larceny in Erie County Court. He was sentenced to 30 days in the Erie County jail by Judge Elmer Evans after admitting he took a pocket game machine from the European Hotel along with $16.75. Hepler was arrested the day after the theft and initially denied the act before confessing.
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Erie County
Lester Hepler, Jr
Corry
Taft
Weele
Erie
Elmer Evans
Erie County Court House
Hepler
Fia Bern
Summer Street
Bank robbery nets seven arrests after $21000 haul
An alert undersheriff in Bremming, Colorado, chased a suspect from the Bremming bank as two men 85 and 32 were identified by authorities in Omaha. Officers recovered the vehicle and linked two suspects to the crime.
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Bulphor
Coin
Jan
Bremming
Colo
Chester Mc
van Palt
Monnald Payne
Ervin W. Mangerum
Omahs
Billion Dollar Cutback in Tax Measure Looms
Washington reports a proposed billion dollar or more cutback to the five billion six hundred million dollar tax measure as GOP leaders seek veto proof support to curb Truman’s budget. House and Senate Republicans debate spending ceilings and tax reform while administration officials push for broad payroll tax cuts and revenue offsets.
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Dem
Truman
Associated Press
Washington
Fapub Haars
House
Martin
Rep
Taber
Senate House Legislative Budget Committee
Triman
Secretary of
Commerce Hartiman
Ways and Means
Luke Uy
Haitsch
Senate
Capitol
Knutson
House F
Flower Shop Fire Causes Two Hundred Dollar Damage
A furnace fire and severe cold damaged a flower shop on North Center Street. Ada Forsdora arrived to open the business and found the blaze. Investigation found a stove used for heating had become logged, causing the damage to the front greenhouse and potted plants.
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North Center Street
Ada Forsdora
State Of Siege In Colombia Amid Fighting And Casualties
Government imposes state of siege in Bai landier Del Norte as 35 Colombian troops move in to quell clashes between Conse valine and Bibera party members. About 80 killed in week of virtual off war across nine municipalities with artillery and small arms used. Dispatches from Cricula report the unrest and military action.
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Bogota
Colombis
Bailandier del Norte
Consevaline
Bibera Party
Cricula
Department
Nation approves war property sale measure in House
The House Commerce Committee approved legislation permitting the government to sell $250000000 in war property and distribute the proceeds, signaling a shift from postwar policy of returning unbounded property to its former owners. The move marks a broad departure from historic policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fin
Eneray
House
Peace pledge ends Gandhi's 121 hour fast
New Delhi India religious leaders concluded Gandhi's long fast after 121 hours as he drank sweet milk at 6:26 p.m. local time. Gandhi, weakened but hopeful, addressed a prayer gathering at Birla House and urged unity among Hindus Muslims and Indians. A 130 member panel was formed to monitor progress on his seven point program for safety and social harmony.
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Associated Press
Thdia
Jail
Monandas K. Gandhi
Thar Nong
Indiey
Palstol Ghd
U.mm
Arenine
Yayeh
India
Gundul
G. D. Birla
Clarion Girl Hurts in Weekend Toboggan Accidents
Greensburg Pennsylvania January 19 two girls are in Westmoreland Hospital with undetermined back injuries from tobogganing accidents near here. Mary Gertrude Trunk Seton Hill College student Clarion daughter of Edward L. Trunk may have fractured vertebrae. Bally George Fireeneour daughter of Paul H. George also injured in separate incident.
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Greensburg
Westmoreland Hospital
Mary Gertrude Trunk
Seton Hill College
Edward L. Trunk
Clarion
Bally George
Pail H. George
Fireeni
Cold wave eases in midwest but deep freeze hits south
The worst cold spell of the season, blamed for at least 35 deaths and fuel shortages, moderated in the Midwest while remaining sharp in southern states. Readings dipped below zero from Pennsylvania to Tennessee, with record lows in some areas. President Truman ordered fuel heating restrictions and speed limits on federal vehicles to conserve oil and gasoline as 12 inches of snow fell in Memphis and continued cold plagued the region.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Morrison Run
Warren
Countty
Perry County
Anne Hub
Midwest
Dustin
Keystone State
Lopes
Susquehanna County
Starrucea
Wayne County
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Memphis
Tenn
Truman
Kentucky
Connecticut
Tennessee
Timussinew
Massachusetts
Towa
Minnie
Wisconsin
North Carolina
South Carolina
Altham
Georgia
Missons
Mississippi
Fedral
Michigan
Ley
Missouri
Society honors Corry woman in centenarian list
Pennsylvania Medical Group to present plaque and certificate to Mrs Lucina Putnam of Corry, who is 101, as one of 19 old-timers aged 100 or more. The event honors residents born before April 10 with birthdays after that date. Others include Mr Evans of North East and Mrs Sernot, both nearing 100, while Orwell of Wapwallogen and Wilson of Wasdex are noted for age milestones.
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Pennsylvania Medical Group
Lucina Putnam
All Spring Street
Pennsylvania
Corry Resdentiaw Wintiering
Orlanday
Evans
North East
Whr
Abdi
Sernot i
Orwell
Wapwallogen
Kolinty
Wilson Suen
Wasdex
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