Mayor Kinley to Seek Re election This Fall
Mayor J Fred Kinley announced his candidacy for re election this fall with apparent backing from the GOP city committee. The article notes little opposition for five major vacancies and outlines Kinley's seven proposed moves and tax reductions during his term, while mentioning upcoming nominating petitions and a lack of crowded field for council seats.
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Tueliene
Npine
W. W. Waterhouse
Vine Deere
Bay Smith Street
Tombay
Reuben Exndiehate
Ueelty
Willers
Ls Fell
Potentin Democratic Randiddiets
Couneilmante Pauls
Willer Sweet
Robert Price
Reity
Ree Vitanells
Cornell
Acho
Ube
Unclear June Weather Report Notes Rain and Heat
A garbled June weather summary records rainfall figures and high temperatures in the city. It cites George Mulderick as official observer with readings up to 99 degrees and lows around 34, noting several rainy days and thunderstorms on June 14 20 and 25, plus daily temperature data.
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Witleh
Cosy
George Mulderick
Alou
Mercury
U. Bt
Kidnaper Buck Paroled After Serving Sixteen Years
Boston July 1 Kenneth Buck four was released from state prison after sixteen years for the sensational kidnapping of Peggy McMath, daughter of Detroit couple Nell and Mr McMath. Paroled automatically after serving two thirds of his minimum term, the case drew national attention second only to the Lindbergh incident. War Assets Administration closes as government ends surplus war property program after four decades, disposing of assets totaling billions.
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Associae
Boston
Kenneth Buck
Peggy McMath
Lindbergh
Harwich
Peggy
Ant Airs
Nell McMath
Detroit
Mich
Washington
War Assets Administration
Operators Avoid Challenge to Three Day Week in Coal Fields
White Sulphur Springs July 1 Most coal operators shrugged off any challenge to John L Lewis three day work week. A northern operator called the plan legal and said the alternative was a total industry shutdown. Operators expect about 20 percent production cut since many miners are paid by output. Lewis delayed a new contract showdown for at least a month, leaving the date open. Taft Hartley limits suggest miners cannot end the contract before August 14. Southern operators express mixed relief at avoiding a strike and preserving welfare fund royalties.
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Associated Preps
White Sulphur Springs
Wwii
John L. Lewis
George H. Love
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Northern and Western
al Bluefield
W. Vu
Southern Coal Producers Association
John Owens
National Libor Relations Board
Steel Strike Plans Started
The Dr Steeljuckers Union prepares for a possible strike after July 1 with nine page memo from general counsel Arthur Goldberg outlining relief committees food for strikers and donation drives as contracts’ no strike clause expires June 16. Officials warn against violence on picket lines and urge compliance with Taft Hartley Act and local laws.
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Associated Press
Washington
Saly 1
Dr. Steeljuckers Union
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
Staly
Winion
Philp Murray
CTO
Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation
U S To Move Carefully On China Matter
Washington July 1 foreign policy leaders expect to be consulted before any decision on recognizing the Chinese Communist government is made. Acheson will brief the Senate Foreign Relations Committee along with Chairman Connally. Critics argue for a bipartisan approach as the United States weighs its China policy amid ongoing unrest and evolving diplomatic relations.
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Acheson
Senate
Associated Prox
Washington
Steve Achiwin
State Department
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
Tyuman
Truman
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Achnzon
Tre
Europe
Chapin Store Interest Sold to Mrs Himrod
The sale completes the transfer of Mrs. McDonough's half of the Chapin store to her sister Mrs. Albertha Himrod. Norris Chapin of Union City remains linked with the business oversight, with Mrs. Himrod to manage operations from the shop's post in town as the fiscal year closes.
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Albertha Himrod
Norris Chapin
Rumock
Wt McDonbugh
Chapis
McDonough
Union City
Morris Chapin
Himrod
Erie
Pall
Uweetty
North East Man Dies Of Injuries In Collision
A North East man William Newman aged 48 died from injuries after a collision on the Pinday Lake road three miles south of Northeast. Newman, injured when his car hit a machine driven by Harold Jones of Brocton, is reported to have died at Hamat Hospital. Newman's wife Runlee, 48, suffered numerous cuts and his 19 year old wife Lois also sustained cuts. Harold Jones is in good condition at Westfield Memoirs Hospital with back injuries.
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North East
Brin
William Newman
B.D
Hamat Hospital
Pindiay Lake Road
Newman
Harold Jones
Brocton
N. Alay
Hospital Drive Extended Amid Funding Shortfall
Campaign officials announce an extension of the hospital fund drive with only 121 715 dollars in the tally. Chair Roger Brown proposes continuing the effort through Thursday night with a final report planned at the hotel, citing uneven regional support and calls for broader participation.
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de Palchy
Heli
Ant Pram
Cis
Corry
Akul
Fae
OL Uhlstat
Roger Brown
Postmaster Named at Clymer Amid Office Upgrade
George Christensen, 29, named to succeed Ruth Beckerink as postmaster of Clymer in a temporary appointment. The office becomes second class with increased mail, gaining a second clerk, Robert Legtar, while Ruth Beckerink is named assistant post mistress. Christensen is a World War II veteran and former student at the University of Pittsburgh.
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George Christenver
Chris Cluistensen
ClYier
T He Packard Automobile Agency
Chisety
Clymer
Interien
Bly Cony
Wil
Ne Clymer
Robert Legtars
Ruth Beckerink
Young Christensey
Hix
University of Pitteburgh
Corry Man Becomes Mortician Following Board Review
Olin Bracken Jr qualifies before the State Board of Undertakers in health department matters. He is approved as a funeral director after apprenticeships from 1946 to 1948 and a four year exam in 1949. Bracken Sr and Charles Seating are noted as licensed directors at the local funeral home.
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Olin Bracken, Jr
State Board of Undertakers
Oly Bracken
Yesteruny
Boahe Board of Undertakers
Department of Healths
Stary Board
Pxomme Jinallops
Youne
Bracken
Bracken-Fentine Pu
Whey
Pittsburgh
Stitute of Mortuary
Simce
Yourig Bracken
Fat Ier
Olin Bracken
Charles Seating
Judith Coplon Sentenced for Spy Conviction
Judith Coplon receives a prison term ranging from 40 months to 10 years for a spy conviction. The report notes government and academic links, referencing related court proceedings and penalties.
Truman Faces Decision on Looming Labor Bill Action
Washington sources say President Truman awaits guidance on the Taft-Hartley Act amid Senate passage of a related bill. House leaders discuss veto possibilities and political implications for the 1949 elections, with party members split on how to proceed and timing for a House showdown.
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House
Dem
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Teultian
Sepakar
Carl Rohi
Tull-Hartley
Touman
Truman
Aber Reinborn
Burke
Ohler
Daeabs
Howl
Ember
Sud
Uber
Jacobs
State policemen transfer at Corry barracks reshuffle
In Corry barracks changes include Pvt Joseph Bachkor moving to Lawrence Park barracks and replaced by Stephen Thnautolya. Clarence Irwin takes over post. Al Riplicele moves to Franklin. Taverns in Connellsville report missing television sets and bottles of liquor after openings. Police seek suspects in the thefts.
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Corry
Joseph
Bachkor
Lawrence Park
Stephen Thnautolya
al Riplicele
Pranklin
Clarence Irwin
Woman Has 18th Baby In Corry
A Corry hospital reports Mrs Arthur Miller of Crilon City gave birth to a healthy girl. The 18th child for the couple, both described as in good health, with the mother resting after the delivery. The newborn joins a large family as the community notes the milestone.
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Corry
Arthur Miller
Crilon City
Merritty
Womun
Millet
Europe moves toward freer trade amid OEEC talks
Western Europe leans toward freer trade under the Marshall Plan, with U.S. and British views diverging. OEEC policy discussions aim to balance debt relief, currency flows, and postwar recovery while keeping the free trade goal intact amid tensions over safeguards and repayment schemes.
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Associated Press
Europe
Fay
W. Averell Hamman
U.S
America
Britain
Wilkie
U. S
OEEC
Organization For Bucanean Economic Cooperation
OFEC
Lille
Open House At Aero Plant Draws Visitors
A large open house at the Aero Supply plant at 1108 W Black Street tomorrow afternoon will welcome employees guests and the public. A special display in the 50 department features aircraft parts and the planes they fit. Visitors should use the regular reception door.
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Asro
Mig O
Tne
Defense plea for month's delay refused by judge
Judith Coplon was sentenced to 40 months to 10 years in prison for spying for Russia. Judge Reeves rejected a defense request for a month’s delay, and ordered a new bond set at 20,000 dollars. The case involves espionage allegations linked to Miss Coplon’s actions during her time with the Justice Department.
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Washington
Judith Coplon
Russia
Justice Department
Otinulie Vy
Matt
Weture Hewring
Peraliy
Jude Attern L
Reeves
Hestipwldtec
Cop Jon
Reaves
Women's Reformatory
Alderson
W. VI
dMabice
Coplon
Arthibald Palmeer
New York
Miss Coplon Wid Valenting A. Gublichey
Raeyes T Uld Palmer
Unemployment At Seven-Year High in June
Washington July 1 The June wave of unemployment rose to a seven year high with 778000 jobless reported by the Census Bureau. The total unemployed reached 59,019,000, a gain of 469,000 since May and the largest since February 1942. The job force increased by 415,000 while employment rose 92,000.
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Washington
Boise
Bilrea Sud
York
Schroeder Wins Crown In London Championship Final
Schroeder defeats Jandiay Dretmy of Crechaliovaria 3-8 6-2 in the men's singles final to claim the Whirwileson bets ais championship, with Schieveeier noted as a top favorite in the event.
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Schroeder
London
Schieveeier
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