Formosa Claimed by Red China Amid U N Tensions
The Associated Press reports Red China declares intent to seize Formosa despite possible U S action. Chou En-lai’s government disputes U N and U S positions while the Security Council debates actions and a possible new commander for multinational forces. Taiwan Formosa’s status is affirmed as part of China per recent declarations.
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City to Question Railroads on Crossing Status
City officials reviewed crossing gate operations and delays at two rail lines. The session debated costs for minor improvements, requested state approval details, and set a future meeting to discuss tax revisions and bridge signals.
Polio drive gains momentum as 1950 campaign opens
A nationwide outbreak fear prompts Basil O’Connor to report strong fundraising for the 1950 March of Dimes drive. He notes $30.9 million already pledged and a rapid fund deployment as polio cases for the year edge past figures from a record year, with U S totals and chapter gifts in Michigan Minnesota Texas California and Illinois highlighted.
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U S Asks Oil Firms Not to Ship to Red China
State Department officials said the United States is asking private companies and foreign governments to help strengthen the embargo on oil shipments to Red China. The action aims to curb vital petroleum supplies to Communist forces driving into southern frontiers.
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Truman seeks 960 million for atomic bomb work and hydrogen research
President Truman asked Congress for 960 million dollars to accelerate atomic bomb development and hydrogen bomb research. The plan funds new plants and capacity at the Atomic Energy Commission to advance defense and peaceful uses of atomic energy, with Pike’s leadership praised and confirmation pending.
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Strike Called Off as President Intervenes in Railroad Walkout
A four line strike against four of five major railroads in the Midwest and West ends after President Truman warns of drastic action. The 4000 switchmen of the AFL Walksmen’s Union of North America sought 3 failed wage demands totaling 48 hour pay. The union’s action, paralyzed Rock Island lines and others, is halted as government seizure options were left undecided.
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War in Brief from Korea Front South of Seoul
Tokyo dispatch reports jet fighters and light bombers hitting clouds of anti Communist activity south of Seoul possibly killing 16 Red Korean soldiers. US B 26 bombers spotted tanks and troops north of Pyongtaek, 40 air miles south of Seoul. Washington officials brace for a costly shift in the war as US forces build up and funding rises. A Navy spokesman questioned a report that four submarines were hit by Air Force bombers in a North Korean harbor. President Truman later reviewed Korean war developments with his cabinet in a four hour meeting focused on war reports.
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Soviet Maneuvers Suspected in East Germany
U S intelligence says the Soviet Union is stepping up moves in East Germany with tank supported river crossings and large scale drills. Allied officers expect multiple maneuvers through August as East German forces train under expanded People’s Police units.
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Associated Press
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Sid Sale
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People’s Police
Second Santa Fe Train Derailed
The derailment damaged the Santa Fe line near Civtesbiare with nine deaths and many injuries in the earlier wreck. A second train also derailed later but caused no additional fatalities. wreck crews cleared mainline tracks as CB Q and Santa Fe routes shifted to alternate lines.
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Chicago
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Four Fishermen Found Dead After Night Search
Searchers found Frank Perry Jr and Dennis Perry along with Coons and another Perry child in a wooded area east of the city after a two hour effort from 2 to 4 am. The four had wandered along Brokenstraw Creek while fishing and perished near a brush area two miles from their car on the Corry Shirk Creek route. The group had started from Perry East Main street tavern after the car was located.
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Perry East Main Street
Perry Fold
Patty Upsets Sedgman at Wimbledon Championship
26 year old Patty wins the all Ireland tennis title by defeating Australia's Sedgman in straight sets 10 6 2 and 9 6.
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Sedgman
Wimbledon
Daly
Budee Pally
Autralia
Frank Sedgmints
Ely
New Phone Book Changes In Corey Area To Take Effect
Pennsylvania Telephone Company announces about 500 number changes in Corey communities with new dial cards required by July 1. 200 lines will be installed July 10 and July 1 times will see fewer busy signals. Company official Benson urged users to consult the new directory and make calls with updated numbers.
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Wea
Ata
Benson
Corry
Die Hhmi
Corey
Left Handed Ball Player Breaks Leg In Accident
A 22 year old ball player named Auarald Bensink suffered a broken left leg while chasing a fly ball during a prostice baseball game at 9:25 p.m. He remained hospitalized with two other injured individuals listed as treated and discharged.
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Laidaiblisy
West Law Brunet Wu
Corey
Meine
Bensick
French Creek
Vy Davis
Wade
Dilworth Davie
East Fifth Street
Beverly Gates
Milan Gates
Sunshine Packing Co
Worth East
State Allots Half of 15 Million for Homes
Harrisburg July 7 The commonwealth housing subsidy program shows progress with 5 5 five million six hundred dollars allotted to 16 projects under contract. The plan allocates part of a 16 million fund for housing grants with six million more earmarked for redevelopment or slum clearance. Philadelphia project is the only one to move beyond planning. The program was authorized by the 1949 legislature to stimulate housing.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Prowrese
State Planning Board
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Korean War Tests Weapons With New Firepower Predictions
An early report hints the Korean War may be used to test improved American weapons at the Pentagon. Potential field trials include new explosive devices and strategic bombs aimed at delivering rapid, decisive results and reshaping future battle conditions.
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Reess Waliington
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PUC Officials Hear City Crossing Expansion Plan
Public Utilities Commission members heard testimony on the proposed Shady Avenue railroad crossing realignment to allow Plant No. 3 expansion by the Corry–James firm. Officials outlined plant size, payroll, and street relocation needs as they weigh the city’s request.
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Puble Uliieries Commission
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Salvation Army Names New Local Leader Gaskell
Merlin Wo Gaskell is appointed head of the local Salvation Army post replacing Lt. Doreen Askey who is transferred to Johnstown. Gaskell, a graduate of the Army eastern territorial training college in New York City, will be assisted by his wife Eugenia and has served as a local officer for five years.
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Salvation Army
Gaskell
Jing College
New Yorke City
Doreen Askey
Johnstown
Line Pittsburon
Eugenia Bothy
Clearfield
American Newsman Safe in Korean War Tale
United Press correspondent Peter Kallicher, separated from American forces for two and a half days, returned to American headquarters in Korea. Tokyo dispatch says Kallicher claimed capture, while Red Pyongyang radio claimed he was taken prisoner.
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Korea
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Red Pyongyang Radio
Intercity rail fare hikes approved for four eastern roads
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved ten rail fare increases averaging 21 to 8 percent for four eastern lines. Increases cover commuter and long distance travel, with effect potentially by July 25 and total fare rise estimated near 1.0 billion dollars over the affected areas. Routes include the Pennsylvania Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio, amid clarifications for New Jersey and surrounding states.
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Intervisiee Commerce Commissior
Inday
Tiles
AMOMN
Pennsyania Railroad
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Ohio
Pennsylvania Reading
Ser Joes
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
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Harrisburg
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Baltiovot
Indict Ex-GI for Selling Secrets
David Greenglass 28 indicted by a federal grand jury in Santa Fe for conspiracy to deliver national defense information and atomic project details to Harry Gold for $500. The ex Army tech sergeant helped assemble bombs late WWII and is held on $100,000 bail in Albuquerque after arrest in New York.
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U. S
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Eisenhower Named to Freedoms Foundation Jury
Dr Milton S. Eisenhower president of Penn State will head the 1950 general awards jury as non voting chairman. The jury will distribute 100000 dollars in cash medals and certificates for service in preserving the free way of life, according to Kenneth D. Wells executive vice president of the foundation.
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Valley Forge
Milton S. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
Freedoms Foundation, Inc
Kenneth D. Wells
Foundation
Eisenhow
North Koreans Press South As Fresh Troops Pour In
News dispatches describe North Korean forces driving south in a new thrust while American and South Korean troops hit back. MacArthur reports Reds enveloping movement deep in South Korea with fresh divisions moving toward Pyongtaek and Chungju as U.S. air power targets supply routes.
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