United Nations Charter Clears Senate Timeline For Test
The United Nations charter moves to the Senate calendar after a 20 to 0 foreign relations vote. Leaders expect rapid Senate approval without reservations, enabling swift ratifications by nations. Debate on the document is set for July 23, with possible reservations raised by Bushfield to curb U.S. troop use without Congress approval and to limit armament curbs.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations Charter
Jihelber Committee
Bushfield
R-Sd
Congress
Loot From Nazi Victims Revealed at Frankfurt Bank
Report from Frankfurt on July 14 describes vast plunder looted by the Nazis and hidden by U.S. troops. Gold bullion, pearls, rubies, sapphires, and even wedding rings were stored in depots including Merkers salt mine and sites tied to Himmler’s SS. Colonel Bernard Bernstein notes totals cannot be precisely estimated.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Europe
Peankfurt
Saii
Bernard Bernstein
Finince Flivision
U. S
Central Council
U.S
U.S. Third Army
Merkers
Sne
Hettrich Hitier
Gerrmany
Greece
Poland
Two More German Prisoners Put To Death At Fort Leavenworth
Two more German prisoners of war were hanged at the U S disciplinary barracks in Leavenworth Kansas just after midnight. The executions followed the previous hanging within a week. Alken and others saw the lifer of eight fellow prisoners, as reported from Leavenworth.
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Leavenworth
Kas
U. S
Bulletin on Japan relief ship inquiry and Indian government stance
AP reports July 4 that American officials hope Japan will permit conditional pellet shipments to Allied prisoners after Japan accepts full responsibility for siting a relief ship. The Awit Mari torpedo event caused over 1,000 deaths. London notes failed Indian government reform efforts attributed to Viceroy Wavell. US units, including the 920th Base Company and 145th Ordnance, prepare to depart Le Havre for the United States as the 13th Armored Division and the 20th Armored Division advance components sail.
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Associated Press
Washington
Japan
State Department
America
Vormula
London
India Office
Loved Wavell
Simix
Wavell
13Th Armored Division
20Th Armored Division
le Havre
United States
New York
920Ith
Eool Company
145Th Ordnance Company
Disbandment of SHAEF Looms Before Potsdam Meeting
Paris July 14 The greatest unified military command, SHAEF, was dissolved at 12:01 AM Today as plans for Allied postwar structure formed. Eisenhower ends his role and USFET assumes control with two major groups, Communications Zone and Occupation, under Lt Gen John C. H. Lee and others.
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Associated Press
Paris
Allied Expeditionary Force
Dwight Daisenhower
Germany
SHAEF
Potsdam
Inter Allied
Supreme Command
Eisen’ Fwner
Stiitsmill Stripes
SHARP
Eisenhower
Sively
Lest
Fruyykfuul
USFET
Gendohi C. H. Lee
Plan Butter Cut To Sixteen Points By Asendineau Press
Washington July 14 An eight-point cut in butter ration values and sharp reductions in elvilla sugar supplies during the last three months of the year loom as possibilities. Eugene Brockenbrough, chief of the OPA dairy products branch, said lower butter ration values to 1 cent a pound are under careful consideration. Agriculture officials report EU nations' supplies of sugar may be rated 25 percent under the July September quarter allotment.
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Washington
Elvilla
Imat
OPA
Dary Products
Eugene Brockenbrough
Agriculture Department
Corry Chapter Pledges Continued Aid For All Returning Veterans
The Corry chapter pledges ongoing aid to returning service men and their families. Red Cross Home Service workers assist veterans with personal or family problems blocking civilian adjustment. They help file claims, gather evidence, and designate Red Cross as representative, coordinating with the Veterans Administration Office. Continued on Page Polirs.
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Corry
The
Red Cross
Richard Rosshicher
Home Service
American Red Cross
Veterans Administration Office
WMC Modifies Labor Controls Here Removing Limits on Hiring Women
The War Manpower Commission announces changes to labor rules affecting Corry District as it lifts employment ceilings for women and outlines new release requirements for workers. Officials say the shift will allow more flexible hiring while maintaining safeguards against abuses and ensuring veterans' protections. 1,000 carrier planes blast targets from Tokyo to distant islands underscores continued wartime mobilization.
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WMC
Corry District
Arsenal City
U S Third Fleet Bombards Japan in First War Action
The U S Third Fleet opened fire on Japan for the first time in the war, conducting a two hour bombardment that set fires across Kamala and nearby targets. Reports describe extensive bombardment while Japanese defenses and ships respond, with Allied forces claiming rail and air activity supported the assault.
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Ky Associated Press
U. S. Third Fleet
Japan
Leflver
Tucker WU
Ijnai
Kamala
Aijieh
Chestas
W. Nimiti
Shimonosuki
Enrmoe
Hokkaido
Air Force
Tokyo
Indications of Contest in School Property Plans
The school district faces delays before purchasing the block west of the Senior High for a tract. Wiggers Automotive firm, owner of a parcel, has retained attorneys to fight condemned proceedings unless offered at least 22,000. Title searches by Erie Abstract progress, with filings expected next week. Viewers likely named and report filed within a month.
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Todg Iil
Wiggers Automotive Fim
Erie Abstract and Title Co
Evans
Scott
Paroled Pair From Keneville Juvenile Court
Two Keneville district youths confessed to breaking into a Keneville home, stealing a tar in Titusville, and taking Mrs. Malone's car. They were fined 10 dollars plus costs and paroled for two years, with restitution set at 76 dollars. The June 8 burglary involved a flashlight, an ax, a wallet with 13 dollars, and a jewelry box.
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Keneville
Titusville
Menemville
Jude Kent
Baneville
Charles Arthurs
Mary Malone
Corry
Hugh Clark
John Flanigan
Edgar N. Alderman
Alderman
N. Allen Love
Roy V. Loomis
Hays
Wehango
Officer Glenn Dickson Hurt Under Car After Sugar Grove Crash
A Corry police officer, Glenn Dickson, was seriously injured when his car left the Sugar Grove highway, plunged down an embankment, and pinned him beneath the wreck. He was freed, rushed to Jamestown General Hospital in critical condition, then lapsed into a coma en route. Nearby resident Orville Barlow died suddenly of a heart attack during the incident. State Police Officer Pobes investigated. Mitscher assignment news appears amid the report.
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Richard Querroveld
B.D. 4
Lyle B. Meny
Rack
James Merry
Doyce
Evangeline
Hugh Forentin
Evangeliné
Querreveld
Reider
Corry
State Police
Tim
Man Alte
Glenn Lickson
Corr
Sugie Grove
Corré
Jamestown General Hospital
Sugar Grove
Con
Aguinely
Pobes
Warren Barracks
N. R. Dickson
Jamestown Hospital
Erle ‘Trin
Orville Barlow
Barlow
Fobes
Dickson
Railwork Delayed by Rail Shortages Across City Line
Heavy delays in rebuilding the Erie Pennsylvanian crossovers and laying new rails disrupt progress on the Drie Railroad reconnection. Officials report only partial rail availability, with two weeks more needed to finish drainage and crossings at Maple and Center streets as weather cooperates. Trains between New York and Chicago face ongoing schedule strain amid the slow pace.
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Drie
New York
Chicago
Maple Avenue
Trent Lovells
Columbus
Corry Yards
Center Street
First Avenue
Pennsquires
Bunker Hill Hero Slated Return In Two Weeks
A fragmentary dispatch reports Commander Dhugtelder to power in Washington and say the Bunker Hill hero, badly burned and wounded, is improving after the ship wreck. Details remain unclear as conditions impede full confirmation. officials promise updates when available.
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Bunker Hill
Shapter New Engineer at Corry Jamestown
Shapter, a mechanical engineer from State University, becomes the new engineer for Corry Jamestown Manufacture Co. He previously served as an unnamed capability at Lovell Manufacturing Co. and will relocate to Blavliy with Mrs. Shapter. They will live in Attorney Anel and Mrs. Roger Brown's home, with no children.
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Rover
Corry-Jamestown
Shaper
Bradud
ODM State University I Mechanical Engiering
Lovell Minusyetiring Co
Brie
Cony Indusify
Io Blavliy
Mes
Shupter
Anel
Roger Brown
Babson Warns Returnees Of Risks In Starting New Ventures
Roger Babson warns that many returning service members aim to start their own businesses but cautions that entrepreneurship is risky and lengthy. He advises considering joining established firms, especially those with family involvement, and notes that over 90 percent of new ventures fail despite potential profits. Habits of consumers and readers hinder new entries, and education remains crucial for newcomers pursuing success.
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Roger Babson
Roger Yy
Pavown Babson Park
Mass
No Change at Aero Co Plant
The vacation period ends today for Aero Supply Manufacturing Co and Te porta workers. Officials deny any immediate lay off while LA of M said no action. Starting Monday a small third-shift pickup will run in two departments with a limited number of machines. The schedule is temporary and some older workers have left. no plant statement on future actions.
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Aero Supply Manufacturing Co., Inc
Teporta
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