Denham acted alone in plea for court order
President Truman said Robert Denham acted on his own in seeking a court order to halt the short work week and related strikes in vent mining. He stated the NLRB counsel did not bless the move and that Moshi consulted the White House before proceeding. He said there is no declared national emergency.
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Abvontaled Press
Washington
Truman
Robert Denham
NLRB
Denham
National Labor Relations Board
M. Truman
Moshi
White House
Dentin Sili
Miners Urged To Return To Work
Labor leader John L. Lewis pushes to halt the 90,000 strong nationwide strike by miners. He argues his plan to return to work is an implied order, while union officials in Pittsburgh caution they will be busy in lectures to persuade remaining strikers. Some Congress members urge presidential action despite court injunctions.
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L. Lewis
United
Aghn B. Busarello
Big Vmw
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Tstead
Battleship Missouri Remains Mired in Mud
The battleship Missouri is stuck in mud in Chespeake? mud. Navy divers worked to blow sand from the ship’s propellers with high pressure hoses to loosen sand and assess propeller condition. The operation aimed to free the vessel and inspect hull and machinery as weather delayed movement.
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Missouri
Navy
Nari
Ringworm Case Riles Teachers In Corry Schools
Teachers protested as Corry schools restrict a ringworm case, excluding a student from class while allowing attendance at a theater event. They cite transmission risk and praise vigilant checks by staff to prevent spread among primary grade pupils.
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Corry
W Younester
Mont
Clue in Boston robbery evaporates as informant’s past surfaces
New Jersey police disclosed that informant Thomas J. Hannifan, 28, a former mental hospital orderly, lied about his identity and Boston involvement. He claimed a test by Boston police and said eight men planned a seven month vault heist using a pass key, while Newark and Boston officers pressed further with a raid that seized 1,000 rounds of ammunition and a pistol.
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New Jersey
Associated Press
Boston
Thomas
J. Hannifan
Jackie Horrigan
Newark
State Hospital
Hannitan
Mitch
John D. Ancarn
North End
Ahearn
Hannifan
Harrigan
Corry Driver Held for Court Trial
John McGinnamy pled out to operating a motor vehicle while suspended and was ordered held for the next term of Brie County court under 4500 bond. He was arrested by local state police after his license had been suspended following a high speed stop.
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John McGinnamy
Flood threats at two danger points ease slowly
The midwest faces easing flood threats as storms subside but freezing rain and cold continue to complicate relief for refugees. Mississippi and Ohio River basins stay critical with evacuations surpassing 11 000, while Cairo and Vincennes report easing conditions and near-routine river levels.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Cal
Plains
Texas
Ohio River
California
Pacific
Ilinois
Kentucky
Mississippi
Ohio
Wabash
Arkansas
Tennessee
Caire
Cairo
Bie
Birds Point
New Madrid
Vincennes
Ind
Tax Returns Paid in School Taxes Highlight Rebate End
Treasurer Trene Mullen announced that 3477 dollars were paid in school taxes while 9477 dollars came from local business and amusement operators and fraternal clubs. The deadline to file remains the end of January with a 1 dollar daily penalty after January 31. Special Assessor M S Cabbet enforced the district policy prompting three operators who had not paid since the levy began to file.
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Selon
Trene Mullen
M. 5
Cabbet
Woman in Fire Case Ordered Insane and Committed
Mrs Elnora Epperly of Rock Island, 22, accused of starting the Mercy Hospital fire that killed 41, was found insane by the Scott County sanity commission and committed to a mental hospital. The commission labeled the defense motion as dementia praecox, and county prosecutors prepared to submit evidence to the grand jury.
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ASU
Davenport
Jatt
Elnora Epperly
Teint
Ane
Filseth
Seotal
Vaughan to Stay Despite Demand He Be Ousted
Washington January 10 Major General Vaughan declares he will remain in his Army role despite a Senate push for removal. McCarthy Mundt and other Republicans press for his discharge while President Truman backs Vaughan, citing no change in status as unacceptable. The congressional inquiry faults Vaughan over a 2010 Frexers case and related actions, but Vaughan declines to comment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Presl- Hent Triman
Newt
Unigore
Vauhan
Flemi
Leche
Truman
Vaughn
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McCarthy
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White House
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Talmai
Sun
Vallehan
Truman Henwler Hosy
D-Nc
Valichan
Maine
General Vaughing
Preston
Vanehin
Meyer Home Freexers
Rom Witte
Documunny
Glen
Uveouebalmin
McInnes Steel Plant Installs New Gas Fired Furnace
McInnes Steel Co on East Main street installs a 12 by 9 foot gas fired furnace for nine foot billets as part of a three unit modernization project. The 20 ton unit joins two others planned to be operational to provide uninterrupted forging, with the second furnace ready in two months and a third later.
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McInnes Steel Co
East Mainstreet
Sruce Smuth
Duni-Mar Engineering Corp
Pittsburgh
My. Smith
Roti Junction
First Of 1950 Tax Cards Mailed Here
The city treasurer’s office began distributing 1950 tax notices to local taxpayers as the cards arrive. Although not effective until March, officials aim to have all cards issued well in advance of the payment period. Early payments are expected in March and April with a two per cent penalty in place.
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Sewutlee
Amavy Belles Singh Catty
Mirougte
Page and Nichols Remodel Drive Opens Saturday
The Page and Nichols grocery at Main Street announces a grand opening after extensive remodeling of the former Wilcox store. Merle Pages and Kenneth Nichols say interior work includes a longer sales area, self service shelves, two new checkout stations, new refrigeration, and updated lighting. A drawing will award ten bushel baskets of merry at 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Wut Nichols Vipeety
Kyat Main Street
Confesses to 21Year-Old Jump Bond in Pa
Eugene Hing, 46, of Cleveland, confessed to a 21 year old larceny bond in Westmoreland County Pennsylvania. He surrendered to police after saying his conscience bothered him and he wanted to clear his mind. He was indicted on related charges and faced a $3,400 bond. Assistant Prosecutor Thomas Parisi ordered Fleming to testify. The case involves a restaurant sale and a witness credibility issue.
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Esocavea
Cleveland
Eugene
Hing
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Scott Date
Fleming
Tof
Ijk Tie
Thomas Par Tn
Flemine
Irie Cudier de
Census Staff for Corry Area Set Up
Census staff for Corry area are being assembled under James L O'Toole to conduct the 1940 census. About seven workers will be employed in Corry to enumerate housing and population, with 20 crew leaders supervising 358 enumerators. Applications are being taken in Erie for positions, requiring U S citizenship, high school or equivalent, health, and clear records, with veterans given preference and drivers needed.
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James L O'Toole
O'Toole
Erie
Cvinturd
Mercer
Shenbiee Keeton
MLO
Marymond W. Foley
Brie
Me O'Tome
Ana Holand Steel
Mie
Fiejest
Poveisis
Lohoria
Yeeling
Wil
Spirit
United States
Sodividinbe
Snow Clamps Down Roads With Two Inch Dump
Snow created hazardous road conditions as two inches fell yesterday afternoon, delaying traffic but causing only minor incidents. City crews from Street, Highway, and Drainage departments reopened routes, while temperatures plunged to 14 degrees last night after a high near 42. Cold weather expected to persist with a warming trend later.
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Batt Strip
Tonlehy
Sixteen Die In Spanish Transport Plane Crash Near Tobarra
A Spanish transport aircraft crashed near Tobarra while en route from Cartagena Air School, killing all 16 aboard. The incident, Spain’s worst air crash in years, occurred yesterday amid investigations into the cause and sequence of events.
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Albagete
Spain
Wertons
Wieck Ff
Tarragona
Cartagena Air Behool
Tobarra
Denfeld Seeks Retirement From Navy Post
Admiral Louis A. Denfeld announced he has submitted a request for retirement after more than four years of service. He told reporters in Boston that he believes the armed forces need fresh leadership and has urged action by Congress on the matter.
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Denfeld
Associated Press
Boston
Louis A. Denfeld
Adipral
Federal grant toward hospital cost authorized
City board notes a $70,000 federal grant expected late February to aid Corry Memorial Hospital. The annual $600 city donation was received, an expression of thanks approved for City Council, and Superintendent Edgar Alexander reported December patient data and services with a slight drop in one metric.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Vato
Boan Vf
Edgar Alexander
Victory near for oleo forces in federal tax repeal bid
The Senate advanced a repeal of federal taxes on oleomargarine by nearly two to one and set July 1 as the end date for the 1 cent per pound levy and the 0.25 cent per pound undyed year tax. The measure would also eliminate retailer wholesaler and manufacturer taxes from five to eight hundred dollars, preserving cheaper spread access for housewives.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Abe Torig
House
Tru- Han
Daily State
Outstanding Young Men of Year Named by Junior Chamber
Tulsa news reports the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce naming ten standout young men for 1949. The selections span Congress, coaching, and various professions, chosen by a panel of judges from government, labor, and related fields. Names include Theodore Rocovovers TM, 36 Ville nova, Pa, and others across multiple states.
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Associatnd
Tulsa
Otin
President Silent on Production Plans amid Moscow visit
President refuses to discuss potential nuclear production steps as talks with Russia loom. Truman avoids direct negotiations stance while denying reports of a Moscow trip plan by Lilienthal.
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Truman
Superbomb
Lilienthal
Mos
Truman Signals Possible Hydrogen Bomb Production Policy
President Truman suggested the U S may order production of a hydrogen superbomb as part of weighing urgent national defense options The report notes comments on Mr Truman not ruling out negotiations with the Russians and mentions Lilienthal and the AEC chairmanship amid ongoing debates over the hydrogen bomb readiness and international atomic policy The piece highlights a Senate Atomic Committee session and a Los Angeles press conference by Compton as scientists weigh the potential of releasing the storied bomb against Japan
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Associated Dress
Washington
Truman
United States
Trumpn
Thiman
Tacmiie
United Nations
Nuit
Extensive
David Libenthal
Trimin
Tillienthal
Eafiewys Chau Nijn
Aumac Energy Commissan
Siubstintia
Jenthal
AEG
Cillenthal Iftersid
Moscau
Lilienthal
Piint
Omar Bradley
Stat
Senate House Atomia Committee
Er Arkine H. Compton
Pluyonian
Compton Air
Toto Angeles
Japan
Light plane record holder dies in crash
Two California pilots participating in a distance record attempt died when their light plane crashed near Chifley Florida. The crash occurred as they returned from the near nonstop flight from Vin Nive, California to Jacksonville. Authorities reported the fatalities and are investigating the wreck.
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Hoolder
Chifley
Fla
Jon
Jonuay Mini
California
Vin Nive
Calif
Jackeanyinie
ATI
Wigiveny Patrad
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