Georgia Row Is Discussed By Babson
Atlanta, June 25. Civil War era dispute swirls around the Georgia governorship after the death of Eugene Talmdage. The struggle pits Arnall backers and Talmdage factions against the Thompson bid, with law and succession rules testing who should govern Georgia for the next four years. The issue centers on constitutional clauses and who has the lawful claim to the office.
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Roger W. Babson
Atlanta
Georgia
Guvernen
Willi Arnull
Herminy Tylmadge
Eugene ‘Culmnidge
MR. Thompson
Arnall
Goveror
Thompson
Vine Vernon
Talmadge
Eugene Tsimmdge
Georgis
Eugene
fRusmadge
Tragedy in Titusville Fire Claims Emerson Family
Mrs. Charlotte Emerson, wife and mother of six, dies after Titusville house explosion and blaze. Husband James L. Emerson and two children escaped as flames engulfed the home, with the rest of the family found deceased in their rooms. The fatal incident occurred late Friday into Saturday morning, with authorities reporting the inferno and fatalities.
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Charlotte Emerson
Titusville
Associated Press
Charlotte Annette Emerson
Titusville Hospital
Emerson
Miersom
Finklnson
Board Confronts Pay Boost Dilemma Amid Court Ruling
Corry County school directors, meeting after a county court dismissal, face a pay bonus plan for teachers funded from existing surpluses. They weigh a tentative $1000 transfer and possible state aid while fearing personal surcharge risk and legal limits.
Vo Teacher Changes At Mid Term In Schools
A mid term shift in school staffing and duties is planned with revised reporting, illness procedures, and schedule changes. Departments adjust class assignments and substitute coverage as teachers return to teach duties, while health protocols and rosters are updated for the new term.
Congress urged to end portal pay litigation promptly
Senator O'Daniel of Texas told a Judiciary sub committee that Congress must act to curb portal pay lawsuits tied to make ready costs. He cited $4,000,000,000 in suits since a Supreme Court ruling, warning delays hurt industry and bargaining. CIO President Murray blamed management uncertainty for stalled contracts amid steel industry tensions.
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Associated Press
Washington
O'Dunlel
Portal
Eliih Ayer
O'Daniel
Supreme Courc
CIO
Philp Murray
Woman Falls From Truck Back Onto Highway
Florence Alcorn of Corry escaped serious injury after riding on top of a hay load that slid from a truck. A Youngsville pair, Pete and Basil Potrash, found her amid the hay, rushed her to Corry Hospital in semi conscious condition with severe bruises. Husband Thomas Alcorn learned of the accident, later telling state police that she asked to ride on the back. the hay shift caused her fall onto the highway as the truck traveled slowly.
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Youngsville
Florence Alcorn
East Main Sheel
Gorry Hospital
Pete
Basil Potrash
Younngsville
Heraul
Corry
Tawa
Thomas Alcorn
Warnes
Spring Creek
Pon
Theoad
Mlemin
Warriof
Infantile Paralysis Campaign Mobilizes Nationwide Support
The March of Dimes and Naval Foundation for Infantile Paralysis mobilize a large network to battle infantile paralysis year round. An army of 55,000 volunteers assists in funding and outreach to provide care regardless of age race or welfare status, with widespread community contributions supporting research and treatment efforts.
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March of Dimes
Navieral Foundation
Petz
Eleven Die In Croydon Crash
London report says a Spenser Air Ways plane crashed on takeoff at Croydon Field killing at least 11 of 23 aboard. Eleven dead include likely white-linked missionaries bound for Nyasaland. three passengers said to be from ex-service families seeking passage to South Africa.
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Croydon
Associated Press
London
Spenser Air Ways
Croydon Field
Atrines
Vernon Brown
Ministry of Civil Aviation
Asaland
South Africa
Premier De Gasperi struggles to form Salian government
Rome reports Premier Alcide De Gasperi, exhausted after two days of talks with political leaders, admitted his efforts to form a Salian government faced strong opposition. Also in brief, U S Senate Budget critics push for cuts toward 35 to 36 billion, and a Navy transport Dakota crash injures six near Halifax.
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Bulletins
Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Halifax
N.S
U. 8. Navy
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
North Atlantic
Here
16 Job Placements Here During Current Week
Weekly employment report shows 16 job placements in Cory labor market with similar numbers for women and men. Employment Service facilities in Pennsylvania announced total placements across multiple classifications including a disabled category and military related postings. The tone notes a general increase expected in spring, with mixed outcomes across sexes and ages.
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Cory
WIM
Pennsylvania
Witmer Woniher
Police foil jail break plot by Reade boys
Police stopped a planned jail escape by Charles Read and his brother in Jamestown after an alert detective overheard their plan to use a billy club and weapon from a breakfast basket. Charles, held on firearm charges, faced adjournment while his brother awaited transfer to Grove City reformatory. authorities continue probing motives and licenses tied to the plot.
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Mushor Mobile
Charles
Grove City
Ower Tobe
Huntor Republic
Jamestown
Jamestown City
Francis Houde
Grove City Institutony
Corry Police Herdquanives
John Flanigan
Tende
Wy Juvenile
Jnl
F. Berard Clark
Clark
Ieee
Billy Nade
X. Pluwihing
Clarke
Lngh
Hhem
Clue
Burke
Elks Male Chorus to Perform in DuBois Event
An Elk s male chorus from DuBois received an invitation to perform on April 12 at a TuBoie function. The event, linked with a city celebration, features the KuRENENS as second pipes for the chorus. Details reference a late March completion and local venues in DuBois with community groups and officials named.
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Gnorus
Piven
Dubts Todyo
Death by Own Action Theory in Dragging Creek Case at Union City
A confusing report from Union City concerns a death by self action theory tied to Dragging Creek. Authorities and witnesses discuss Boy Boyd, his wife, a missing man, and a physician, with ongoing inquiries and tense public interest.
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Union City
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Akybin
Aff
Yeep
Polly
He Corry
Om Chlet Magee
Shevill Bay
Bob Hilly
NeeLeegy
Brenly Creek
Tuten
Boyddhalt
Wil
Doctor Bogart Aids Blind Carpenter In Eye Operation
New York surgeon Dr Donald W Bogart carried out a delicate operation to restore sight to a Pine Grove Pennsylvania carpenter, K Gibon 58, who had lost vision in his right eye since a childhood accident. Neighbors raised 1300 dollars to pay costs and the patient was reported doing nicely after the procedure finished yesterday with final results due in a week.
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Donald W. Bo- Bart
Gibson
Stalin Bevin In Agreement On Alliance Policy
London reports say Prime Minister Bevin and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov confirm the 1920s British Russian alliance remains in force but must be clarified against weakening reservations. The Foreign Office released the note, prompting cautious favorable editorials on improved Anglo Soviet ties. Bevin reaffirmed that any plan would not threaten Britain's interests or alliance with allies in Europe.
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Stalin
Bevin
Forden
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Panda
al Jance
Truehs
Niko
Stalin Birself
Slaulf
Moscow Secentiyard
Nils Tole
Supreme Court to get appeal of Nazi slayers
In Daghhat Germany a U S Army lieutenant colonel reportedly left for Washington to carry a petition to the Supreme Court on behalf of 43 German SS troopers condemned to hang for the slaughter of 750 American soldiers at the Battle of the Bulge. Everett Jr. of Avant, defense counsel, says the filing seeks a special review by the Army judge advocate general and accuses interrogators of beating prisoners and fabricating confessions. He claims 90 percent of evidence is illegal and urges presidential clemency or commutation.
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Associated Press
Daghat
Germany
U.S. Army
Washington
U. S. ‘Supreme Court
Willis N. Everett, Jr
Avant
Lash Simmer
Crimes Trial
Everett
Apiv
Judge Advocate General
Supreme Court
Nk 4 Hornet
Vpne
War Department
Thontnshintid
Collect Two Billions From Tax Evaders
Pittsburgh January 85 government reports a record 2 billion plus recovered in a year and a half from tax evaders through a broad drive. Treasury notes added taxes and penalties beyond original assessments. Officials say violent evaders are exposed as banks report currency movements and taxpayers are urged to aid the effort.
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Orignot
Treasury
Plane crash near Hong Kong reported in Manila
Fragmented report describes a Philippine Airlines plane crashing several miles from Hong Kong, with a Manila trunk of the Allied Allied in midair incident and unclear details about the second aircraft.
Action by CIO and Big Steel is significant
A notable development sees the CIO and major steel firms engaging in a significant action. The move highlights labor leadership and industry cooperation amid broader economic concerns. Details remain limited as records focus on the strategic collaboration and its potential impact.
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CIO
BIG Steel
U S Steel And Steelworkers Agree To Contract Extension
Pittsburgh January 25 Uninterrupted production in the nations largest mills will continue at least through April 30 under an agreement between U S Steel Corp and the United Steel Workers Union to extend the current contract and allow more thorough discussions of a 1947 pact. Philadelphia president Philly Murray noted other companies under contract would likely follow this program as many contracts expire February 15. The move came amid a month long strike by the union and followed wage demands, with White House aides remarking it a cautious step toward national economic stability.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
United Steel Workers Union
CTU
Philly Murray
CTO
Qaithevd
Wit
Boll
Fimi
Mondicus Murray
Whion
Yeat Neo
Tohn R. Steelman
White House
Mureray
Murray
Pebriare
Benjamin P. ‘FatTass
17. S. Steel
Inter
Fuths
Fairless
YMCA Projection Class to Start Monday
Readable text lists instructors and attendees for a YMCA projection class starting Monday. Names include Miriam Lloyd and Miss Mary APerson, with a note that weather may delay attendance. The fragmentary OCR references timing around late February and an anticipated start, highlighting enrollment concerns and chart distribution.
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