Boyle Urges Democrats to Back Truman on Price Controls
Democrats rally around President Truman as Boyle, head of the Democratic National Committee, calls all committee members and state chairmen to back tougher price controls without exemptions. House debate continues over a one year extension of the Defense Production Act amid White House push for stronger controls.
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Dem
Truman
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Polisica
Anii Howe
Dnilea
Iqth
Rghit Uji
Wildare M. Boyle
Chokroyam
Democratic
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Legion Post Opens House After Major Building Remodel
All Legionnaires and former members are invited to a reception and open house at the Girtler Fest home on North Center Street. The event showcases a remodeled club room with a new air conditioning unit, relocated bar, updated grill room, tile floor, draperies, and a restaurant-style gas range. Chanter Mervyn Naw will receive a gold medal for service. a reception committee of members and wives will greet guests as refreshments are served.
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Ab Perimer
Girtler Fest
North Center Street
Lamorey
Club
Yoomas
Mervyn
Chanter Wi
Eltei Hirenshiyy
Joswlvic
Gharver
Tomorow
Seven British Miners Die in Fatal Blast
Seven coal miners were killed and several injured in a gas blast at Hewton la Mole England. About six hundred miners were inside the mine when the explosion occurred. Early reports blame blasting gases for the tragedy and a formal inquiry is expected.
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Gsomunyou
Proposed Japan Peace Treaty Near Completion In Final Stage
Washington reports indicate the draft Japan peace treaty is near completion with signings expected this summer. The United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union face possible delays if Russia declines to sign while arrangements for a separate U S Japan bilateral pact and a U S Australia New Zealand three power security accord proceed.
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State Department
Russia
Herdiny
United States
Komen
Congress
Damyary
Tokyo
Japan
U.S
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
U. S
Ovelals
Mother and son Lost in Woods Near Sparta
Mrs. Percy Sundback and her three year old son were missing for several hours in the woods near Sparta. About 80 men searched the area as night fell. Pauline Sundback was found near midnight by her husband Paul Sundback, after the couple became separated from the group.
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Percy Sundback
Wourls
Paw
Spartanchierg
Three Injured In Bus Crash At Erie
A bus rammed into a truck near Erie on July 6 causing three injuries. Passengers were transferred to another bus for care. The driver sustained minor injuries and damage totaled around 11,000 dollars.
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Erie
Penas
Butler
Sniestfiantom
Joint School Becomes Fact First Meet Held
Officials of six boards sign articles of agreement to operate joint Cony area schools at junior high site. Joint committee elected from Corry district and other districts to oversee budget, treasurer, and building plans. Next meeting set for May to approve open budget and appoint building and site group.
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Seimal
Conimbuy
Zoncoré
Spring Creek
Wayne
Lyin
Comy
Arnold Seastead
Hele Jones
Corry
Tne
Feld
Boned
Comy Echool
Join Lure Q
Atreasurer Wee
Stee
Contempt of Court For Refusal To Name Bail Sponsor
New York July 6 Trederick Vanderbilt Field was ordered jailed today for contempt of court for refusing to tell who posted $80,000 bail for four fugitive American Communist leaders. Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan rejected his defense plea to continue. The case ties to a nationwide plea for information, as the four missing leaders jumped bail earlier this week. A state banking report was requested by the Pennsylvania Banking Department, calling for a June 30 end-of-period submission.
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OY Scowesmen
New York
Trederick Vanderbilt
Field
Sylvester J. Ryan
Hns
The
Civil Rights Congress
New Haven
Gann
Biyam
Thomas Swan
EBT
Yale Law School
Ryan
Fické
Polio Cases Rise in Week of June 30, Says Public Health Service
Washington report from the Public Health Service shows 341 new polio cases in the week ending June 30, up from the prior week. The agency notes larger increases in the west and south central regions, with Texas adding 12 cases versus 34 the week before.
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Associated Tress
Washington
Ute Public Miakth Service
South Central
Texas
Dewey warns against peace by surrender in Tokyo talk
Thomas Dewey told the America-Tiput Society in Tokyo that peace must not be achieved by surrender or appeasement. He argued the United States will prevent war with industrial strength, warned against Soviet aggression, and said his remarks reflect a private citizen's view, not U.S. policy.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Thomas Dewey
United States
New York
America- Tiput Society
Dewey
U.S
America
Paarhy
Republica Tester
U. S
Nine Hurt in Greyhound Bus Crash Near Seaver Falls
A Greyhound bus traveling from Pittsburgh to Detroit rear ended a tank truck west of Seaver Falls Pennsylvania. Nine passengers injured, three admitted to Providence Hospital with serious injuries to neck back and shoulder. Names include Nicholas Hokrick sixty Centierne Maryland, Eltrled Bird sixty Birmingham Michigan, Vivian Johnson twenty four Grant Tower Wisconsin head and back. Six others were treated and released.
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Greyhound
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Providence Hospital
Nicholin Hokrick
Centierne
Centirians
Bird
Buminghams
Vivian Jihnson
Grint ‘Tower
W. Wishead
Bix
Erie Railroad Plans New Station Amid Obstacles
Assistant General Manager JF Alliburn outlined Erie Railroad efforts to plan a new passenger station at Carry, with two major hurdles: access for the public and an agreement with the Pennsylvania Railroad. He noted possible extensive freight improvements and repairs to the line, while stressing no promises and potential material shortages.
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JF Allibun
Erie Buttroaih
Inv
Carry
Allison
T. E. McGinnis
Meadville-Salamanca
Elston Blair
A. R. Smith Teelehg
A. Hillstrom
David A. Fillstrom
Cory-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Erie
Norti
Pennsylvania Railroad
Les Woulld
Pennsy
Mmn
Nowy
PRR
Hillstrom
Neair
Freien
Delay Sentence On Check Writer Shaneiuns on Antipre stise
Shaneiuns on Antipre stise at Spantansburg RD 3 was deferred till November 12 when he appeared before Judge Burtoh Laub to plead guilty to a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. A county count yesterday, Rupa Was ordered held for court as a result of a hearing on William R. Rhodes complaint who said he accepted a $15 bogus check from Rugar on June 9. The defendant was ordered to restitution to several معCar ty businessmen he also gave phony drafts to by November 12 or face a penitentiary term.
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Shaneiuns
Spantansburg
Dudge Burtoh Laub
Rupa
William R. Rhodes
Rugar
Carty
Corry mother treated after suicide attempt in bath
A Corry woman, found in a bathroom with a razor, was hospitalized with superficial facial wounds after a half hearted suicide attempt. Hospital staff expect she will be discharged within a day or two. Also mentions Air Force depot plans and Olmstead base in Pennsylvania.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Washington
Air Fores
al Lamgaster
Witness
Olmstead Air Force Base
Middletown
Olmstead
Communists begin prison terms today
Seven of eleven leaders of the Communist Party were jailed today for advocating the overthrow of the United States government. The group traveled by armored bus to Lewisburg federal prison, guarded by FBI and guards, as family and spectators watched. Greenglass testified that the trial linked to his sister and brother in law, Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, was part of the same atom spy case.
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Associated Press
New York
Anid
Gore
Lewis Aug
FBI
Conviciul
David Greenglasy
Federal House of Dotandon
United States
Greenglass
Ethel Rosenberg
Julius
Dla
Federal
Lewisburg
Eugene Denis
Party
John B. Williamon
Labor
Benjamin J Davis
Jts
New York City
A Sessions
Carl Winter
Detroit
Michigan
Irving Potash
International Fur and Leather Workers ’Union
John Gates
Daly Worker
Jacob Stacie
Partty
Driver Cited In City Crash At York And West Smith
City police say a motor violation charge is being preferred against George Wilcox of East Street after a two car crash at York and West Smith streets at 6 25 p m yesterday Dr Hugh O Hare 47 of 33 Gant Bona snipet was traveling west of West Smith turning left onto York when Wilcox collided with his convertible O Hare vehicle damaged along the left side with a 250 estimate while Wilcox front end damage not available. Wilcox charged with attempting to pass improperly at an intersection.
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West Smith
York Streets
George Wilcox
East Street
York and
West Smith Street
Hugh O'Hare
Gant Bona Snipet
Dr. O'Hare
York Street
O'Hare
Wilcox
Wicenxie
al Am
Two Men Killed in Two Car Crash Near Linesville
In Meadville on July 6 a two car collision in Center Road near Linesville left Charley S. Guiver, about 10, and Met Jame Baker, 45, dead at the scene. Michael B. Abny, 35, of Springboro, the other driver, was hospitalized in Meadville with critical injuries.
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Linesville
Meadville
Charley S. Guiver
Springboro
Jame ‘Baker
Cuimewast Ville
Center Toad
Michael B. Abny
Meadhwitle Hospital
Baker Hill Boy Killed With Rifle
Aloert Nelson aged one, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson of Baker Hill, was killed instantly when a rifle being cleaned in his parents home discharged. Ed Lowrey and Sheriff Linder were en route to investigate. the boy was one of ten children and may have been playing with the gun before the accident near Route 6 and two miles east of Co Jumps.
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Aloert Nelson
Harry Nelson
Baker Hil
Harry
Tly
Stoconer Ed Lowrey
Sheriff Lom, Linder
Warren
Yiinn
Erie
Thompson Maple Products
Nelson
ISTH DIVISION SETS MANEUVERS AT FORTH BRAGG CAMPAIGN
The 281st Infantry Division will join the Southern Pine maneuvers at Fort Bragg North Carolina from mid August to early September, with the 76th Division and Keystone units forming opposing and friendly forces. Preparations include an advance detachment from Camp Atterbury Indiana and troop movements by train and convoy.
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Atterbury
Ind
281 Infantry
Fork Bragg
M.C
Bo Yohei Med
United Site
Welles
Une Ly. Sarees
S8hh
Dave & Strivbles
Gay’ Atk Hney
Nori Cason
Camp Atterbury
Tve
Keystone
Veraattefterinunengers
Malik Going Home From New York For Russia Trip
Jacob A. Malik announced plans to return to Russia for a trip home. He dodged questions about censorship and altered his stance, remarking that American news reels cut much of what he says. The Soviet UN delegate protested when pressed on the matter.
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Malik
New York
Jacob A. Malik
Russia
Higt
United Nations
Safe Conduct For Emissaries In Korean Armistice Talks
Allied and Communist delegations prepare for cease fire talks with safe conduct guaranteed for 10 emissaries. Reports describe flights, ground movements, and weather dependent transport to Kaesong for negotiations as Allied and Communist officers meet to finalize arrangements amid ongoing bombardments and tactical truces.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Kaesono
Li Gen
B. Weyland
Rust Air
Romance
Radio Tira GuNeley
Eyongyang
Kaesong
Weyland
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Mike
Blacksythin
Oyulus
Kuesune Omejie
Rideway
Frigfey
Western Front
Comimuniste
Miiita
Kneson
Kim Zi Sung
North Korea
Peng Teh
Matthew B. Fudawiy
Ried
Red
Kim
Cartier
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