Senate debates repeal of Taft Hartley law in stormy action
The bill to repeal Taft Hartley races toward Senate hearings as Republicans threaten to rewrite it. Democratic leaders push to replace the act with Wagner provisions in one package.
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Senate
Associated Pree
Washington
Senate Abor Committee
Hearinay
Tina Aay
Dragon
GOP
Bom
Benator Taft
Ohio
Tale
Per Dla
Reporinis
Taft-Hariey
Wagner
Taft-Fartley Low
Taft-Harley
Bill Swithh
Nationa Labor Relations Board
Shepw Wisner
Timman
Nominated For C Ofc Directors For Chamber Slate
The chamber of commerce nominating committee met at the Municipal Building to prepare a slate of five new directors. Helen Jones chairs the committee with Mrs Morris Chapin Miss Harriett Coletmaye Anthony Coober and Dan Tageart as members. Ballots will be mailed to members later this week after candidates are contacted for acceptance. The five directors will replace B A Olt who resigned and whose one year remaining term, and Phill Zalmeck Attorney Roger M Brown Raleigh Keehare and Richard Bachomer whose three year terms expire.
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Chamber of Commerce
Helen Jones
Morris Chapin
Harriett Coletmaye
Anthony Coober
Dan Tageart
Tn Ni
Commerce Group
B. A. Olt
Phill Zalmeck
Roger M. Brown
Raleigh Keehare
Richard Bachomer
Mercury Dips to Record Low as Temperature Fluctuates
The report notes January 24 saw the mercury fall to one of the season's lowest readings at 17 degrees below zero, followed by a sharp rise after a high of 50 degrees in the afternoon. The Pennsylvania Gas Company invoked a 100 percent industrial power cut to restrain demand amid the weather swings. Weather irregularities marked the period with rapid temperature changes and notable daylight effects.
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Fennsylvana Gas
Painkallmen
Oxygen Tent to Be Donated by Moose Lodge to Corry Hospital
The Corry Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose plans to donate a modern oxygen tent to Corry Hospital this week. The new tent, a nonlethal model from Ohio Chemical and Manufacturing, features a clear plastic enclosure and nurse viewing port to ease patient anxiety and improve monitoring. The presentation schedule and exact timing will be announced by Moose officials in the coming days.
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Corry
Loyal Order of Moose
Corry Hospital
Ohio Cheniluawad Manufacturing Company
Moose
Building Loan Has Good Year for Carrying Association
A year end report by the Carry Building and Loan Association shows strong growth with dividends totaling 14,894 paid to stockholders. Elections reappointed Horton Davis, E. L. Simmons, and Wallace Hammond to three year terms with all officers renominated. Treasury data lists budget receipts at 139,949,851.68 and expenditures at 143,157,790.71 a cash balance of 3,421,099,799.46 and a deficit of 19,407,948.31 compared with the prior day.
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Carry Bunding and Loh Association
South Center
Jb Law
Theoughout
Horton Davis
E. L. Simmons
Wallace Hammond
Mr. Simmons
Davis
Loyd Swe
W. L. Peike
Edna Blanchard
Hammond
Homer Buford
Association
Stowe
Simmons
Worth Hammond
Homer Bulard
Treasury Report
Washington
The
Treasury
Neb
Veterans bonus headed toward quick passage in Pa.
In Harrisburg on January 25, Republican leaders moved a proposed $500 million veterans bonus toward rapid enactment. The measure, identical to a 1947 proposal, seeks payments to World War II veterans and aims for swift action by both houses, with adjournment targeted by April 1.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
John Mr. Walker
Senate Cop
Houe of Representatives
Shere
Wyner House
Moreh
Walker
James H. Duff
Duff
Senrate
Intial
Paige
Play Director Urged for Mead Park
Following a suggestion by O A Stennett caretaker at Mead Park local supporters plan a 9 Aug movement to obtain a part time paid playground director for summer supervision. The aim is to organize junior teams draft activity schedules and ensure more children use park facilities with civic and fraternal clubs likely to sponsor for two to three months.
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O. A Stennett
Mead Park
Stennett
Tost
Mead Park Association
Economic surveys under way in eight nations tied to Truman plan
Eight countries are being studied to fit into the Truman plan for developing backward areas. Officials say a $1 billion external aid program may be needed, to be financed by private and government funds with World Bank support. Studies include Turkey India and Colombia while UN groups probe Haiti and Brazil.
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Associated Pros
Washington
Pany
Whee
Finasioe
World Bank
Turkey
Columbia
United Nations
Haiti
Brsail
Tray
Liebert
Pater
Ism Teath
Wic
Etios
Trusi Congress
U.S
Mpol
Corry MCA boards studies building Y cost and scope
Directors authorize a preliminary study to estimate construction costs and the size and type of a building to meet needs for a planned Y M G A facility as part of a long range program. Other MCA matters include Armory use, budget review, and a new member proposal.
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Corry
MCA
Ercella Pla Y M. G. A
State Armory
Tinancr
Watson
Yacstity Committee
Clyde W Shotzbarger
Shotzbarger
David Hillstrom
Orly Ewing
Tracy Whitehead
Bruce Smith
J. Donald Watson
Roger Brown
Mr. Shotzbarger
New Year's Snow Removal Costs Cited at $1015
Fragmented OCR notes detail snow removal expenses for New Year events and city sidewalks. Included are figures around 1015 dollars, mentions of plowing services, and references to local figures and equipment used in winter cleanup.
Air Force Steps Up Its Hay Lift Over Nevada Snow
In Nevada and Utah the Air Force deployed 17 planes to haul hay to stranded ranch cattle. About 45,000 cattle in Hi county faced starvation after a two week snowbound period. Officials reported successful drops aiming to save livestock and prevent further losses.
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AIR Force
Associated Press
Ogy
Ney
Earsoes
Allatta Tay
Wal Wickimen Speke Wet—skeptica
VecChord Pield
Sealtte
Felton
Nevada
Ely
Pines
Ryoy Temail
Wwe
Hi-county
Ares
Lloyd Sorensen
Wier
van Panehs
Wegada
Berlin Airlift Plane Crash Kills Seven
A British crew aboard a transport plane crashes in a wooded area near Schoenberga in the western zone during the Berlin airlift. Seven people die while many evacuate westward to hospitals as Germany's welfare and military authorities oversee the response.
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Berlin
Lenie Lee
Willie Air
Heistomy Beri
Vitee
Meck
Seybuse
Sehoenbere
West
Germany
Bella
Minister Testifies for Ex-Jurist at Pension Hearing
The Rev B D Waugin testified that former Federal Judge Albert W Johnson signed away pension rights in 1945 and waived an annual $10 000 life pension The witness described Johnson as physically reduced and no longer the same man as he walked with his head dropped and seemed unaware of his actions.
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Tawisburg
B. D. Waugin
Albert W. Johnson
Sinasvare
Noagle
Lewisburg Lutheran Church
Tihnson
Sx-Julslag
Raymond T Mangle
US Court of Claims
Hha
Naugle
Communist Peace Talks Move Amid Chinese Government Shifts
The Chinese government moved southward as Communists offered India mediated peace talks in Peiping. Officials indicated Canton as the likely destination, with timelines for relocation by mid February. A Red broadcast named delegates and rejected terms seen as surrender, citing Mao Tze-tung's January 14 points and excluding Chiang Kai-shek.
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Associated Press
Namking
India
Peiping
Canton
Ehvernmene
Olen
Wim Pelerehee
Te Patlon
Clyde
Shotzbarger
Bey Asilo Simiesnin
Gom
Peipine
C. Ais
Ta Jeas
Li Tsung
Zéb
Lue
Peng Bho Hsien
Feng
Red
Chiane
Kuominting
Shao Gi-Tve
Ghang
Tialan
Speed action on rent controls amid housing plan talks
Washington January 25 Senate and House leaders reached a preliminary accord to push housing and rent control measures while studying broader reforms. The plan calls for extending lightening rental controls and motions for public hearings as parts of general housing legislation.
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Washington
Senna
Tunse
Asford
Ion Oi
Mayban
D- Isc
Crimmnal
Spence Id-Kyi
House Banking Committee
Senate Committee
Marbajiis
Sparkmah
D-Aid
Bob
YMCA official promotion reshapes state leadership in Pennsylvania
Clyde W Shotebarger advances from Curry MCA executive to associate executive of the Pennsylva YMCA M of A. He will relocate to Harrisline with his family as the unit expands youth programs across Erie Warren McKean Forest Crawford Verunga Mercer counties. A second item notes William W Britten named first chief fish warden in Harrisburg after top exam scores. salary pending.
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Clyde W. Shotebarger
Curry
MCA
Cynttct
Headquartes
YMCAM
Pennsylvala
Direeters
Shotzbarger
YMCA
Erie
Warren
McKean
Forest Crawfurd
Verunga
Mercer Alihuweh
Vie Vuraney
Hits
Shatz Mercer
Harrishline
Fish Warde
Harrisburg
Chamberburg
Commonwealth
William W Britten
Franklin County
State Fish Commission
Britten
Sparta man's case on February trial list
Lawrence Murdock of Spartansburg is the only local resident named for trial at the February term. He is held on larceny charges in connection with theft of farm machinery parts from a Union City resident, arrested by State Police at the Corry sub-station and detained by Alderman Cobbett.
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Sessson
Lawrence Murdock
Spartansburg
Corry
Tris
Cobbett
Murdock
Union City
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