Big Four Deadlocked Over Peace Conference Invitations
Paris July 8 The foreign ministers council recessed still deadlocked on inviting 21 nations to the July 29 peace conference. Debate centered on a rigid code of rules for the conference procedure. Byrnes and Bevin urged immediate invitations while Molotov insisted on the rules. Secret talks and private meetings fed speculation, with Belgium and Czechoslovakia seeking claims against Germany.
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Foreign Ministers Council
VM. Murotov
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Tass
Belgium
Czechoslovaka
Germany
Ialotov
Postal Revenue Declines In Corry Receipts Drop
Corry postal receipts for the year ending June 20 1945 fall $1,228.08 or 18.4 percent from the previous year totals, per Postmaster James P. Sullivan. He cites fewer servicemen mails and war production cuts, with embargoes on certain mail not affecting volume much. revenues may slip enough to revert to second class mailing. Quarterly figures show declines across periods.
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Corry
James P. Sullivan
Sullivan
Cory
Quenters
Pair of youths sought in Corry car disappearance case
Police chase unclear OCR leads on two Corry youths linked to a 1938 Chevrolet non Venti Loupe owned by Mauthiew Murat of stunestown Yursle. Report says Noel was traveling to pick up markers when car and hitchhikers vanished. Witnesses placed the youths near Cory and Colwitibus. investigators verify descriptions and possible witnesses.
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Mauthiew Murat
Stunestown
Yursle
Noel
Dimnestown
Yinsle
Cory
Colwitibus
Yvesle
Tome Wddiness
State milk prices set for sharp jump after OPA end
Pennsylvania faces higher milk costs as OPA controls end. Dealers in Philadelphia area already add three cents per quart, with statewide retail grade B milk at 19 cents in Philadelphia and about 11 cents elsewhere. Milk dealers warn prices may rise further to encourage local sales and offset subsidy losses.
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Associated Press
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Office of Price Administration
Pammsylvania
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Upstate
Pontgone-Prize-Neremes Agling
Mille Conbro Geminisstoff
Harrisbire
Willis P. Daniels
Herrisburg Milk Dealers Association
Daniels
Baltimore
Washington
New Jersey
New York City
Otfer
Interstate Mille Producers
Dalryments League
SLAIN WOMAN BURIED TODAY
Relatives held a private funeral for Mrs. Katherine M. Miller in Warren after she was found strangled on a New York sidewalk. Police tied 35-year-old Patrolman Mariano Abello to the case. he shot himself after barricading in a washroom.
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Katherine —M. Miller
New York
Beecher M. Rutledge
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
Oakland Cemetery
Mariano Abello
Louis A. Pagnucco
Abello
Fred
Is Motte
Rep May Denies Aiding War Firm Get Contracts
Congressman May faces possible further testimony as Brig Gen Roswell Hardy also to be recalled in the inquiry. The issue involves whether May aided a defense contractor in securing deals, with a posé for one Ben Fiald noted in the records.
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Roswell Hardy
Issur
Ben Fiald
May Admits Aiding Munitions Firm In Timber Deal
Senate war inquiry debates summoning Rep May of Kentucky over unoffi cial testimony about aiding munitions contracts. He said his involvement was limited to assisting officers with no profit. Army officials testified May exerted pressure to obtain contracts for several firms. The panel noted May’s $15,634 in checks to Cumberland Lumber, endorsed A J May, and discussed compelling witnesses, including Jen Field, to testify.
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Senate War Investigating Committee
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D-Ky
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House
Mey
Army Ordnance
Cumberland Lumber Company
Jestonsburg
A. J. May
Sens
Mitchell
D-Wash
Truman
Congress
Law Tline
Jen Field
Arabs Strike at Truman Mass Move Likely
Arab leaders warned of civil disobedience in protest against Jewish immigration to Palestine. Dr Khalidi said a new note to Britain could trigger mass demonstrations and Arabs may refuse responsibility for actions. The Arab executive committee drafted a letter accusing President Truman of irresponsible statements amid U.S. plans to move 100000 European Jewish refugees to Palestine.
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Palestine
Truman
America
H. F. Khalidi
Arab Hiigher
Britain
Alto
Aid
Unis
Khalidi
Trums
White House
United States
Arab Committee
Ita
Truman Ty
Bulletin reports and mixed international updates from July events
AP bulletins cover Senator Connell injury claims in Chicago, plans to adjourn Congress by July 20 fading, House Speaker Rayburn doubting final adjournment, Jewish emigration into Poland amid outbreaks, wartime bomb test disclosure at Alamogordo, and Miguel Aleman claiming Mexico’s presidency amid fraud charges from Ezequiel Padilla.
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Witdor
Rayburn
Tex
Nien
Pocedinne Hills
Mexico
CLTY
Miguel Aleman
Government Party
PRI
Tnday
Ezequiel Padilla
Federal funds for city airport and Erie upgrades
Federal funds from a nationwide program will finance Erie city airport work and wing projects. Corry could receive 73 000 for city airport development not usable for Lawrence Airport. Union City plans to buy land west of town for potential inclusion, while Garry may gain city aviation funding if privately owned property is used. The airport program, part of postwar planning, has roots in a city planning committee led by Dr. Cil Tette.
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Corry
Union City
Erie
Hu Mill Village
Garry
Lawrence
Dr. Cil- Tette
Council Yields and Shifts Head of Street Force
City council actions involve Brewer and Amy tied to the street department dispute. Besson outlined a temporary force while Brewer’s status remains unresolved amid suspensions and protests from other employees. The session raised questions about holding meetings without the mayor present and featured hints of possible resignations if pressure continued.
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Spelsesatiny
Gowsell- Tia
Ceneye Besson
Wei
Crey Hivwer
Bessuin
Sony
Brewer
Mucred
Cannell
Amy
Mir
Stanford Hose Picnic Returns After War Hiatus
The Stanford Hose Company plans its first postwar mid summer outing since 1941. The picnic is set for Sunday July 21 at Columbus Avenue, with Richard Merker as arrangements chair and Sean Brown overseeing preparations. A roast beef dinner will anchor events, and a one armed squad faces a team of oldtimers in a town game as part of renewed membership rally efforts.
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Osers
Grays An
Columbus Svenue
Richard Merker
Sean Brown
Charles Callier
Carl Peterson
Beng
Three Escape In Plane Crash At Warren Port
A plane crash near Warren airport injures none and leaves all three men escaping unhurt. Pilot Clayton Whitney and two other men were aboard the New York to Buffalo flight when the aircraft struck a power line and nosed into a field, tearing wires and causing extensive damage. Emergency crews reached the scene. two occupants were uninjured while the third escaped with minor injuries.
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Allegheny
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Warren
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New York
Builio
Yorke City
Walter Cals
Bradford
Angers
Mare Deli
Havik
Carver House Robbery Suspect Sought After Break-In
Police investigated a break in at Carver House where Warren was entered and about $200 vanished. Officials said the night shift appeared undisturbed and a single suspect may have used the time to flee, with debris hinting at a quick departure.
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Jj Warren
Howard Hughes Near Death After Plane Crash
Howard Hughes survived a fiery XP-11 crash near Beverly Hills with severe burns on hands and possible skull injuries. He regained consciousness briefly, then collapsed en route to Good Samaritan Hospital for care as authorities estimated property damage around £100,000.
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Los Angeles
Guyen
Dackens
Howard Hughes
Beverly Hills
Moyle
Sil
Hughes
Rinehid
Beverly “Hills Emercency
Sugar theft at West Washington bakery shocks community
Police investigate the theft of 180 pounds of sugar from the Pit Bakery on West Washington Street. Owners Mr and Mrs Paul Prench report entry likely via a key lock on Saturday night. A separate fatality notes Howard Brewer, 60, of Bell Township, crushed when a corn planting machine overturned. coroner confirms skull fracture.
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West Washington Street
Vandergript
Howard Brewer
Bell Township
Westmoreland County
A. S Kepple Wuld
Hearing Today For Two Charged With Robbery
Two men, Melvin Vassar and Tinks (Yngleski), face a hearing in Erie on charges of forcible robbery from the person. They were arrested Saturday by State Police at the Corry barracks on warrants issued by Alderman Butchers after conferring with District Attorney Damian Mc Laughlin. They previously resided on farms along Route 5 and are reportedly connected to a prior Michigan conviction.
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Melvin Vassar
Janine Jlderman
Alex J Tirilesks
Tinks
Ainglesict
Duly
Foeyfe
Elly
Tinke
Vaster
Yngleski
Piutsburgh
Dinglestel
Wae
Dinglesid
Nation's July 4th death toll across states
Across the nation the Independence Day weekend yielded 495 violent deaths, far below predicted 2,200. Traffic accidents caused 158 deaths, drownings 112, and other violent deaths 225, with New York reporting 37 fatalities the highest. Pennsylvania logged 19 deaths, ranking fifth.
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Saery Gouned
New York
Pennsylvania
O Daniel May Again Use Filibuster To Block Legislation
Washington July 8 A predicted presidential approval tempers a Senate showdown over reviving price controls as OPA renewal bill faces obstacles. The administration signals caution while House and Senate leaders barter amendments, with Porter opposing core provisions that would remove the maximum price order.
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Asuctiies
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Willy
Ayain
Truman
Congress
Me ‘Trilman
Senate
Senate House
Barkley Kyi
OPA
Eve
Yand
Burkley
Storm backs up City Sewers After Flash Storm
A rapid May rainstorm overwhelmed the city sewer network, flooding basements along South and North Center streets. Widespread water entered businesses, while several buildings reported four to six inches of flooding. The storm also triggered the city fire alarm system as fuses blew, but crews restored power and the sewer system to normal later that afternoon.
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