Tragic fall from tractor claims Clymer child
Arlene Mary Phelps two and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Phelps was killed when a tractor lurched as she sat on the battery box. The incident occurred on the Clymer Prendy Greek road three miles south of Findley Lake. The coroner said accidental death with skull fracture was probable after the child died at Corry Hospital. Burial is planned at Mina Cemetery with services tomorrow at 2 p.m. Survivors include her parents two brothers and three grandparents.
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Arlene Mary Phelps
James Phelps
Clymer-Prendy Greek Road
Corry Hospital
R. ¥. Williams
Clymer
Samuel T. Bowers
Chautauqua County
Bowers
Paul Coe
Sherman
Norther
Wador
Phelpy
Phelps
Bhety
Findley ‘Lake
So Arothers
Carl
Russell
jMille Brown
Wrench Creek
Shavlex Phelps
Vers Phelps
Ripley
Freedom And Youth In A Free Economy
Roger W Barron warns that American youth face choices between a competitive free economy and a powerful state. He cites student jobs and internship misfits as examples of misguided opportunities and urges readers to protect entrepreneurial opportunity and personal responsibility amid vast social changes. He previews continued discussion on the topic.
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Roger W. Barron
Babson Park
Mary
College Jnor
Hese
Abuusi
Area Road Crashes Hurt Nineteen in Corry Region
In Corry area nineteen people were injured in separate traffic crashes over a period. Police reported a fatality in the broader region, with property damage totaling 38,910 dollars. From 254 routine patrols, 5 percent of arrests occurred, and eight criminal investigations and nine arrests were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Aegidents Corp
Ted Hubley
Brule
Themisig
Corey Starling
No Relief From Heat Forecast
The heat was on nationwide with July fourth holiday travel and lingering drought. Central and southern states sweltered as temperatures hit 90s and 100s in places while ocean breezes cooled the eastern coast. Mountain areas stayed hot though precipitation looked likely in the northeast to end the long dry spell.
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Associated Press
Tull
Jelley Wis
Great Lakes
Mercury
New York City
New Jersey
New England
Columbus Firemen Festival Plans Revive Local Fun
Columbus firemen announce plans for an annual festival at Mather Park on August 6 featuring a water battle, tractor pulls, demonstrations, and displays. Over twenty firemen are invited to participate as organizers extend invitations to area fire companies.
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Columbus Firemén
Voruinkwer Organiszation
Mather Park
Aubusst
Columbus Plenio
Mallis Upperman
General Ehalr- Ninf
Saif
Arca
Local job seekers rise as unemployment climbs in Corry
Unemployment rose in Corry with 250 more jobless, totaling 1,982 registered at the Pennsylvania State Employment Service office. Veterans numbered 387 and women 286 among the unemployed. Claims for unemployment insurance and readjustment allowances jumped, with 1,022 claims this month, up from 815 last month. Continued claims reached 2,603 versus 1,968 a month before. Office visits rose to 3,604 locally and in Union City. Despite higher unemployment, job placements slightly increased to 4,505, helped by construction and agricultural activity. Officials expect eventual stabilization as vacations begin and plants grant time off.
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Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Stewart Long
PSES
Humber
Tmber
Union City
Ftrom Aray
Ofice
Long
Bebb
Lake Erie
Survey Shows Erie County Families Have Strong Purchasing Power
A 1948 buying power survey issued by Sales Management argues that the average Erie county family can buy luxuries and necessities, with an annual income around 4285 dollars per family and a per capita spendable income of 1404 dollars. Retail sales in Erie county rose to 176,243,000 dollars, up 18.2 percent from 1947, outpacing national gains. the market index stands at 103, three percent above the typical city in purchasing power.
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New York
United States
Erie County
Erle County
Line Nation
Mening Hat Tt
Weekend Death Toll Reaches 30 in Holiday Crashes
National Safety Council projects a three day Fourth of July weekend with about 290 traffic deaths and 30 weekend fatalities from all violent accidents. Early reports show 18 traffic deaths, eight drownings, and three others from miscellaneous causes as celebrations begin.
Continued rioting and church clashes in Czechoslovakia
In Prague July 4 AP reports ongoing bloody rioting in Slovakia between Catholics and Communist officials. Foreign diplomats warned not to enter Slovakia without notice as police clash fatalities and injuries rise. The government moves to seize religious holidays, with pilgrimages planned across Moravia amid suppression of Catholic monasteries and church press.
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Associated Press
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Slovakia
Foreign Ministry
Gennaro Vero
Ina
Strond
Gyril
Methidius
St. Prokon
John Huss
Shraunice
Moravia
Somorrow
Bt. Prokdis
Prouran
Zdenek’ Nejedly
Néjedly
Dressinu Jie Religious Press
Carnegie Hlinots to Close Two More Blast Furnaces
Carnegie Hlinots announced a closing of two additional blast furnaces at its Youngstown works due to slack demand for pig iron. This follows the earlier shutdown of six furnaces from a total of 37 units in the Pittsburgh Youngstown steel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hlinots
Youngstown
UB. Steel Corp
Pittsburgh-Youngstown
Week-old City Baby Falls From Window
A week-old infant named Linda Ann Mellie fell from an upper window at 413 East Washington Street and was immediately taken to the Gurry Hospital after a 20-foot plunge. Neighbors Esther Fisher and Nell Nellis aided in the rescue as the distraught parents, moving soon to Clymer, explained the mishap and stated the baby had been left on the bed briefly before.
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Linda Ann Mellie
Winghter
Armunells
Washingt Street
Feredig
Oslo
Nighin
Gurry Hospital
Ave
Wee Yrvale
Myry
Esther Fisher
North By
Myre
Nell
Clymer
Felleim
Puichime
Nellis
Park Traffic Rules at Mead Park Halt Parade Access
Corry force assigns 50 Company A personnel to restrict park traffic plan. Main entrance closes with south drive entry. one way westbound on West Wayne Street. no parking on West Wayne between Columbus and Elk. Wright Gould and Maple avenues closed to allow parade formation until 10.2 am Monday. traffic diverted to routes supporting orderly movement.
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Corry
Mead Park
Te Park
Trafic
Attar
Dlitos
Elle Streeh
Wayne Street
Columbus Avenue
Elk Street
Ofien
Wright and Gould Streets
Washington
Smith Streets
Maple Avenue
Fast Park Place
Local youths hurt in separate Corby incidents
Two Corby youths were treated at Corby Hospital for injuries from separate accidents. Cheryl Turben, 19, of Clay R.D.3, fractured her left wrist after tumbling from a lumber pile near home and was hospitalized briefly. Harris Watrous, 8, of Corry R.15, suffered scalp lacerations from a fall and was released after examination.
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Hnwo
Corby Hospital
Chrolyn Turben
Harald Turben
Bonner
Harris
Watrous
Lyle Watrous
Ub Corry
Fire Hospital
Judy Awaiting New Trial Denials Rift With FBI
A garbled Washington dispatch reports Judy Clark awaiting a new trial with a claim of rift from the FBI. It notes possible sentencing ranges, her planned Brooklyn stay, and comments from officials and defense. The text contains references to Russian officials, investigators, and internal security concerns.
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Judy
Clark
FBI
Red Cross Sets Annual Session for July Thirteenth
Red Cross plans its annual session for July 13 with talks on blood typing and a meeting to elect three new directors. Hugh O’Hare to lead program as local Red Cross officials outline a modified operation plan after mid July and discuss typing volunteers and hospital reports.
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Corry
Red Cross
Iyea
Hugh O'Hare
Chaiman
Unisme
emerEel
Dr. O'Hare
The
Moscow Reveals Dimitrov's Death
Moscow announces death of Georgi Dimitrov premier of Bulgaria after illness while Bulgarian Communist Party confirms his condition worsened. Reports differ on timing and location with Moscow stating 935 am EST death and Sofia noting recovery prospects. Vassil Kolarov becomes interim premier as Bulgaria enters transition.
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Way Papyorasen
Rena
London
Moscow
Vidio Snnouien Liday
Georgt Dimitrov
Duledria
Dimitrov
SoGa
Rasta
Vassil Kolarov
Bulgarian Communist Party
Sofia
Georgi Dimitroy
Europe
Tirkist
Tattin
Dinbeu
Bordildha
Yugoslavia says it will make arms in state plan
Belgrade July 2 Associated Press Yugoslavia announces plans to build arms domestically as the Tito government says it has been cut off from military aid by Communist nations. Officials emphasize defense needs as soldiers display equipment largely from Czechoslovakia and Russia with transport from Hungary.
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Associated
Rrest
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Vinoslav Metenve
Marshal Tito
East
West
Arst
Dlag
Tito
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Hungary
Communist Party
Defense Ministry
Ivar Goshnjak
Jo ‘Tito
Associated Press
New York
Talth
Hanes
Alexander J. Taras
Dyling
Taras
Munu
Favlurera ‘Trust
Wag Strick
Mead Park car award fund grows as Friday sale continues
Two hundred twenty dollars were added to the Mead Park car fund during a Friday night raffle at the corner of North Gentier and Washington streets. Music by the Ray Spring Four played from 7:20 to 7:15 p.m. as contributors donating at least one dollar chose their selections. The Mead Park committee and helpers are to meet at 7 a.m. next Monday to finalize preparations for a 10 a.m. crowd arrival.
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Mead Park
North Géntier
Washington Streets
Ray Spring
Mend Park
Deficit May Soar to 5 Billion During 1950 Fiscal Year
Washington July 2 Associated Press reports a 1949 fiscal year deficit of 1.811 billion, higher than forecast, with spending pressures and tax revenue shortfalls. Projections for 1950 show continued excess of outlays over revenue, potentially reaching 3 to 5 billion, prompting congress and President Truman to review budget policies. The piece notes near-term revisions and debates over funding, transit aid, and tax receipts.
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Associated Hovse Washington
Truman
Cms
Wedera
Tsun
Byrd
D-Vas
Beaverdam Crash Damages Car and Truck
A car and a truck collided near Beaverdam last night as one driver attempted to slow. White pickup driven by George Blackmer and a sedan driven by Orville Tilus in Union City sustained major damage, total losses estimated at $90. Lilly Polive of the police station noted injuries were not reported.
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Seaverdam
Wolock
Lilly Polive
Ry Pill
George Blackmer
Batavia
Orville Tilus
Union City
Tilus
Ind
Airliner Crash Kills Eighteen Near Perth Australia
Eighteen persons died when an airliner crashed and burst into flames eight miles from Perth in heavy morning rain. The craft, belonging to the Mac Robertson Miller Aviation Company, was en route to Dari to connect with a London bound plane when an engine failure is believed to have occurred.
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Ay Arsoenpen Penth
Australi
Perth
Mac— Robertson-Miller Aviation Company
Dari
Southwest Australia
Earky Unis
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Columbus Firemen
Westing- Nunse Airbrake Corp
Union Switch & Signal Co
Robert M. Gibson
Atreule Court of Appeals
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Abeond Capionaue Lilibs
A. Gublichey
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Department Ar Justice
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Age Consultacy
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C. Ofc. Car
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