High level U S British talks may be scheduled
Washington reports high level talks between British and American officials could occur in six to eight weeks to solve the British economic crisis. Secretary of State Acheson is expected to participate, with a London meeting of British Commonwealth officials beforehand.
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Awioviated
Washington
Thu Ip
Americath
Acheson
London
Wit the
Treasury
Snyder
Europe
Mhvestwating
Snyder Wa
Truman
Unie
Posalbie
Lhe Mountine
Paul G. Homman
Economie Cooperation
U.S. Gorda
Hoffman
Britain
Connellsville Women Continue 10 Picket
In Connellsville Pennsylvania women picketed city property to protest a foul odor from the Kalumwe plant. Police threatened arrests if the demonstrations continued as city workers disposed of waste but no trucks appeared and no arrests were made.
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Connellsville
Jilly
Britain Plans One-Year Grain Deal With Russia
British officials disclosed that London secretly agreed to purchase up to one million tons of Russian grain in the coming year as part of a barter deal arranged in Moscow last week. Talks on a broader one-year pact have been ongoing for some time.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Privary ii
Moscow
Sinonnevo Thyev-Mont
Postwar Series E bond sales set new half year high
Treasury reports show 2.25 billion dollars in Series E bond purchases for the first six months, a postwar record up 31 percent from the previous peak. Department store sales fell, while savings rose aided by lower prices and continued offsetting income.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury-Feders Reserve
Commerce Department
Taio
Department We
Courley
Edinboro Farmer Named In Suit
The U S Department of Agriculture charges 14 western Pennsylvania farmers including Edinboro resident LB Bills with delinquent crop insurance premium payments. Government attorney says the cases mark the first sick suits filed in Federal District Court, seeks to recover overdue sums and enforcement help from the Justice Department. Bills listed at 32.62 among the defendants.
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Pittsburgh
U.s.department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
New York
Western Pennsylvania
W. Windell Stanton
U. S
Agriculture Departments
Philadelphia
Justire Department
LB. Bilis
Edinboro
Two Corry Children Seriously Hurt In Auto Wreck
Two Corry youngsters were injured when a 1940 Buick rolled over after a left front tire blew out on a curve near Ripley. Mary Dykes 13 fractured collarbone and head lacerations while James Browe 16 suffered a fractured pelvis. Five other occupants escaped with minor injuries and were treated at Corry Hospital.
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Corry
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Sherman
Mary K. Dykes
Spring , Street
James Browe
West Church Street
John Broughton
Dave Klinger
Seneca Street
Joan Maroney
Spring Street
Agnies Puckley
Agnes Long
Klinger
Maloney
Broughton
Ripley
Buick
Richard Kinger
Seneca Suet
Westfield Cherry
Krone
Complete Deal for Texas Lunch Sells for 16000 Dollars
The Texas Lunch on West Main street was sold yesterday afternoon by the estate of the late Chris Dallas to N. B. Armptas of Titusville. Armptas, a restaurant veteran of over 20 years in Timsville, completed the sale of building and equipment for about 16000 dollars. A definite takeover date remains unsettled due to legal matters, with current staff likely retained. Dallas built and ran the lunch room from 1947 until leaving for Greece last fall. he died this spring.
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Texas
West Main Street
Chris Dallas
N. B. Armptas
Titus
Wilte
Timsville
Itty
Dallas
Greece
Corry Man Flies Over Town For Hospital Fund Benefit
Clarence Wallace piloted a Stinson aircraft aloft to advertise a Kiwanis Memorial Hospital Fund game. With Ray Seastead and a Femik Shows rep, the public address system flew for over an hour over Spartansburg Louisville Wrightsville Clymer Columbus and Corry announcing Monday night’s charity softball event.
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Clarence Wallace
Stinson
Kiwanis
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wallace
Ray Seastead
Femik
Spartansburg
Lousville
Wrightsville
Clymer
Columbus
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital drive totals await final year end gifts
The W9 campaign for two hundred fifty thousand dollars closed with one hundred eighty nine thousand three hundred fifty in cash and pledges, about sixty one percent of the goal. Campaign Chairman Roger Brown noted potential extra forty five thousand may come in before year end, possibly reaching around one hundred seventy four thousand with a sixty two thousand shortfall to meet the seven hundred thousand project cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memoris Hospital
She Eter
Roger Brown
M. M. Nast
the Boar of Ditertony
Brown
New Pact Plan Advanced By Senate Leaders
A group of senators unveiled a new plan to broaden the North Atlantic pact into a world wide alliance against aggression. Senator Mundt said the proposal would drop veto power, bar atomic weapons use, create international control of atomic energy and form an international police force. The Senate aimed to vote on the pact soon amid talk of European recovery funding and ECA funding adjustments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Flanders
H-Vi
Mundt
R-Sd
Mund
Russia
United Nations
Sen
Ate
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Economic Cooperation Administration
Robertson
D-Va
ECA
Nisei Named to Naval Academy Aide Appointment
An 18 year old Nisei who spent World War II at the Minidoka Relocation Center was on a train bound for Annapolis today. Mr. Friends said Takeshi Yoshihara would become the first Nisei ever appointed to the United States Naval Academy.
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Niset
Minioka
Warren Police Arrest Forger At Gunpoint
Police in Warren apprehended Robert Jacobs a 33 year old Minneapolis man forger at gunpoint after leaving a wallet of bad checks in Jamestown Falconer and Warren. He confessed to writing about 7000 fraudulent checks over months and admitted cashing thousands of dollars in multiple states. He had false identifications and claimed merchants rarely asked for ID. He was booked for check larceny and held for arraignment. Federal authorities planned further questioning.
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Warren
Robert Jacobs
Minneapolis Minn
Jamestown
Falconer
Jacobs
Minneapolis
Mit
Univesity of
Minnesota
Eyle
Pennsylvania
New York
Michigan
Tracy M. Greenland
Strato cruiser forced to turn back in mid Atlantic flight
The Pan American Stratocruiser with 5 percent passengers aboard including Senator Wallgren returned to Shannon after dumping 400 gallons of ballast into the Atlantic on a westbound New York run following a propeller loss on a prior flight. A second Stratocruiser had earlier turned back near Newfoundland after a propeller problem. Passengers, including comedian Danny Kaye, were unharmed.
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Associated Cross
New York
Amerian Airways
Sen
Mon
Wallgren
Tow “York
Treynational Aiur
C.F. Citas
Ngine
Ted Alitte Roth
Atlantic
Shannon
Panny Kaye
Jury Deliberations Continue in Alger Hiss Case
The jury remains out after deliberating six hours and 31 minutes on whether the case hinges on corroborative and circumstantial evidence. The request for instruction guidance from the judge was reiterated as part of the ongoing deliberations.
Union City Moose Club Burglarized in daytime break in
Union City police investigated a third theft at the Union City Moose Club in three years. Patrons and a bartender were present when a burglar pried open a safe between 2:80 and 6:00 pm and escaped with an unknown amount of cash. Witnesses reported no suspects and the club’s alarm system was disabled during the daytime break.
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Ini Ji
Union City Moose Club
Union City
John Melvaille
Ube
Lawrence Park
MSM
Regelptain Ib
Pervons
Moose Club
Communities urged to conserve water nationwide warning
Harrisburg July 8 The Health Department urged Pennsylvania communities to conserve water now to avert stricter measures and possible shortages. Despite rain in parts of the state the department says more rainfall is needed to fix a prolonged dry spell. Beaver Mead and Hazleton faced shortages as reservoirs and mains failed. Myerstown and Tremont were also reported near water shortages, with supply from creeks and wells depleted.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
BD. Matter
Department
Bureau of Engindering
Beaver Meade
Hazleon
Todlawy
Q Creek
Myerstown
Bad check writer in Burbank sentenced on toothed-pen act
Carl Moody a 39 year old man without hands received 30 days for writing a bad check. Detective Taylor testified Moody used his teeth to fold a check into a passable instrument and handed it to his wife and daughter. Moody’s condition noted as he claimed prior checks were revoked.
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Burbank
Calif
Carl Moody
Bul
Taylor
Moody
Government Moves to Avert Steel Walkout
Washington witnesses government mediation as Cyrus Ching summons USW President Murray and US Steel vice president Stephens to avert a national steel strike. Murray accuses US Steel of impasse. discussions focus on pensions and a possible NLRB challenge.
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Ching
Murray and Corporation
Inj
Washington
Moriday
Bby
Associated Press
Pyptsburgh
Feder Uugeistinnitl
Ladaya
Geowlig
Cyrus & Ching
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Phillis Murray
United Btteh Workeers
Ddim A Stephens
US. Steel Corp
Mongu
Murray
USW
Teader
Moshing
DSW
National Labor Relations Board
U.S
Goverment
Robert Nathan
Nathan
Dell Am
Lowelly
Coplon Spy Trial Delayed to October 15
New York July 8 Federal Judge William Bondy postponed the Coplon case with Valentin Gubitchev until October 15. The trial was to begin July 11 but halted due to unavailability of three Southern District of New York judges amid ongoing appeals and earlier convictions on spying charges.
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Way Ammvamve
New York
Esci~ Obage
Judith) Coplon
Valentin Gubitchev
Snuthern Federal District of New York
William Bondy
Atorneys
Miss Coplon
Washington
Riksta
Dent Hey Alfomey
Meadville Boy Dies In Ice Box
A six year old boy missing since suppertime was found in an unused ice box in a neighbor’s shed in Crawford County. The coroner said suffocation appears to be the cause of death. A 19 year old and two other boys were reportedly involved in the discovery.
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Meadyinwe
Crawford County
Guther J. King
Frank John Punglesloy Jr
Mars
Luca Pundletto
King
Robert Heriy
Lester
Heigisbor
Measure sent to president for signature housing reform passes
Congress sent a vast long range housing bill to President Truman after Senate approval and a voice vote in the House. The measure funds a major slum clearance program and 810,000 public housing units while extending federal help for privately built homes amid disputes over safeguards for displaced residents and racial equity.
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House
Senate
Taft
SUI
Phillips
R-Oalif
Spence
D-Ky
D- iv
House Bankifie Committee
Money Setback Hits AEC Funding in Senate Action
A Senate appropriations panel denied boosting the Atomic Energy Commission budget, cutting about 75.9 million from the House total to 1.09 billion for the fiscal year starting July 1. Lawmakers pledged to fight the action on the floor amid disagreements over the funding level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy Commission
House
Senate
O'Manones
Clhlragh McMahan
Federal court eases waterfront strike impact on Fire Wail industry
In Honolulu a federal judge ordered 9200 tons of tinplite and loaded under protection from the freighter Hawaiian Citizen, easing the 69 day waterfront strike's effect on the vast pineapple canning trade. Washington reports the U S stance against Chinese authorities regarding the Sallie 4 TS consul at Shanghak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank McLaughlin
Washington
Dtr
Shanghak
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