Corry Senior School Holds Spring Election?
Readable fragments show Corry Senior School planning spring actions at district facilities including paint courts and secretarial notices. Mentions Minty, Bullard, and Blyth addresses with references to a pre spring event and school administration items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eur Uy Gare
Ity Cout Ag
Tools Bargain
T. H Billard
Ars
Findley Pol
Aker
Pring Corry
Ding
Cretary
Jennett
Democrats Rally Ahead of Convention Opening
Democrats in Chicago wage a heavy build up for the upcoming nominating convention. Kefauver leads early but aides say no ballot winner is assured and Barkley is seen as the strongest late driver.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Giles Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Gael Sullivan
Democratic Party
Sullivan
Russell
Alen Barkley
Kefenver
W. Avorel Harriman
New York
Mutual Security Administration
Sawyer Photo Studio Opens on Best Main Street
Kirk Sawyer, Inet photographer with 12 years experience, opens a new studio at 105 Best Main Street. He will specialize in portraits and commercial work, weddings, both at the studio and candid, plus 24 hour photo finishing, color film developing, tinting, and photo copying. A repair service and a camera club are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Sawyer
Inet
Pho Net
Brook Street
Best Main Street
Sawyer
Shwyer
East Main Street
Corry and Oiity
Donnelly Named U S High Commissioner for Germany
Washington reports Walter J. Donnelly, current U S high commissioner for Austria, is slated to become America s first postwar ambassador to Germany after the West German Peace Contract ends occupation. The move is expected late this week to replace Mr Clay who retires after three years as the nation s top diplomatic representative.
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Ase
Bonn
Germany
Walter J. Donnelly
United State
Washington
Donnelly
U.S
Austria
Amerina
Rome
Clay
America
NPA Loses Right to Hire Own Workers
Washington The Civil Service Commission revoked the National Production Authority ability to hire its own staff due to irregularities in last year's employee selections. The agency must now seek prior approval from the Commerce Department for all future hires, as officials acknowledge some veterans' preferences were ignored and many appointments were temporary or in the wrong category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Civil Service Commission
National Production Authority
NPA
Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
WPA Operals
19000 Jews Decline Israeli Citizenship Offer
In Haifa and across Israel about 19000 Jews refused automatic citizenship today while about one million Jews became citizens of the new state. Many Arabs struck to protest the law as communists led protests in Nazareth and Haifa against granting citizenship to Arab residents.
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Haifa
Israel
Nazareth
Utility approves rate increase for 76000 Western Pa customers
Harrisburg United Natural Gag Co. Oil City will raise rates for about 76 000 Western Pennsylvania customers by 1200 annually starting July 8. The Public Utility Commission approved the move after finding the rate base would not yield excessive returns. A new single rate replaces 22 schedules across 13 northwestern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
United Natural Gag Co
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
United States bans distribution of Russian Amerika pamphlets
Washington orders the Soviet embassy to stop publishing and distributing in the United States the magazine Amerika and related materials. The action cites Russian obstruction of Amerika in the Soviet Union and seeks to prevent circulation of Soviet propaganda to American readers.
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State Dept
U. S
Amerika
Russia
Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Fhussian Emmbassy
United
Neess
Soviet Union
Tnian
Life
Bate
United States
Rom
Information
Capital Frees Civilian Steel for Limited Use
Washington reports the government freeing steel not required by the military for civilian production. Production Chief Henry H. Fowser said the move helps small and medium manufacturers continue making washing machines, galley cleaners, metal furniture and household appliances, while defense steel remains embargoed amid the steel strike.
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Russ Washington
Henry H. Fowser
Lane 14
Soldier talked down from water tower crisis at Indiantown Gap
An Army chaplain climbed a 100 foot water tower at Indiantown Gap to talk a soldier out of a personal crisis leap. Col. J. K. Connelly directed the rescue with fire chief John Potrok and soldiers on scene. The soldier, unnamed, was taken for observation after descending. A hotel death in Pittsburgh involved Peter Tanda, 40, of Golver City, with no foul play found. detectives noted past Army enlistment attempts.
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Ndiantown Gap
Lebanon
John Potrok
J. K. Connelly
Pittsburgh
Peter Tanda
Golver City
Cambria County
Goroner
Charles D. Murphy
Tanide
Murphy
Tanda
Delays Hit Plans For New School Project
Costy Borough education board reports long delays in the new school project. Superintendent Lawrence Douglas cites talks with architect Walter Campbell that push completion to more than a year away. State approvals and scheduling slippage threaten early earthwork and construction contracts, with officials criticizing the pace but noting no four to five month cushion.
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Costy Bowkl of Education
Seto Mallia Aruzray
Lawrence Douglas
Walter Campbell
Campbell
Nige
Sune
Robert A. Ott Jr
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Red Cross Aide Resigns Here in Corry Chapter
Mrs Mildred Alfred longtime executive secretary of the Corry American Red Cross chapter resigns from her post at the annual meeting delayed by a union issue. She will assume the Meadville Western Crawford County Chapter secretary role September 15. She began as secretary in 1943 with two breaks in 1947 and 1948. No successor named for Corry chapter at this time.
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Mildred Alfred
Meadville
Corry
American Red Cross
Crawford County
Alfred
Elkanor & Maher
J. R. Clair
Hammock Accidents Add Odd Injury To Hospital List
Dennis McConnell a Columbus four year old was brought to Corry Memorial Hospital after fracturing his wrist when a hammock broke and dumped him to the ground. Hospital staff note several injuries from falls out of beds and similar mishaps, but this case adds a new hammock related incident to the tally.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Dennis McConnell
Harry McConnell
Talumbus
Columbus
Chinese General Bin Pido Ill With Tuberculosis Says Report
Independent Chinese papers over several days report Gen Bin Pido, a Communist China general, is critically ill with tuberculosis in Peiping. The dispatch cites ongoing internal instability among senior commanders.
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Hong Kong
Chiese
bin Pido
Communist
China
Peiping
Meeting Set With OPS Over Garbage Fees
Corry residents await July decision on whether garbage collection will continue. Homer Berkhaus, active with OPS, paid a fee and demanded changes, says he has submitted his resignation. A brief mayoral meeting sought a resolution, with officials to decide tomorrow.
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Corry
Homer Berkhaus
OPE
Tin Sik
Berkhaus
Tim Uhnieh
Berkholis
J. Fred Kinley
Connel
Beduus Ansi
Rome
Islness
Berlehous Ark Ops
Soviet Civilian Deserting to the West Speaks on War
A Soviet civilian, described by American officials as the most crowed deserter in years, says he believes no major war will come for years but warns Stalin would deploy troops if Western dissensions favor the Soviets. Eugene Volchansky, a 36-year-old engineer, sought political asylum after escaping East Germany with German aid. He argues Stalin wants others to fight but would strike if a favorable moment arises, and that Russians oppose war unless defending the homeland.
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Bonn
Germany
Amerigth
West
East Germany
Stalin
Volchansky
Adder
Teir
GOP Ticket Decried by East Berlin Communist Press
East Berlin Soviet paper brands the GOP ticket a Wall Street tool and a witch hunter. It accuses Gen Dwight D Eisenhower of Wall Street influence and attacks Sen Richard Nixon for his anti Communism role on the House Un American Activities Committee. It also praises Pittsburgh dissident Steve Nelson as a great American patriot.
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Berlin
Communist Press Today
Wall
Joint committee to guide school affairs in Corry
Local boards will have less administration as the Joint Committee plan advances. Four members from the Curry district and others from nearby townships may supervise procedures, with a standing committee proposed to handle key duties.
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Moraynije
Joincure
Curry
We Ad
Yuin Sli
Columbus
Spring Greek
Wayse
Concord
Lawrence Douglas
Jens
Hubert J Vilusha
Sialon
Vanebh
Polk
Chamber of Commerce
Foerth Ward
Truman Signs Federal Fair Trade Law in 45 States
President Truman signed a federal fair trade law prohibiting price cutting on trademarked goods if manufacturers set resale prices through agreements with retailers in states that have fair trade statutes. The measure applies when states enforce fair trade laws.
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Washington
Truman
New Superliner Given Royal Welcome In New York Harbor
Crowds cheered as the U S Sine Superliner, touted to cover 3000 miles in 31 hours and 20 minutes, tied up at Hudson River Pier 4. Fireboats sprayed water, bands played, and passengers waved as the vessel marked a historic homecoming and set a new speed record for transatlantic passage.
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United States
Associated Press
New York
Tiber
Chat Huan
Ue Herbor
Tn Marine Annals
Lerluck
Hudson River
Noray
Leiuimphant
46Th Street
Jayne
Telus
Te Ow Shi
Bird
Bird of Tughyale
Hisky Geertinige
Biberty
Britain
Ducen Mary
Government rejects Ford bid for metal share
Ford Motor Company's bid for a larger share of government controlled materials was rejected by the National Production Authority The ruling benefits Chrysler and keeps Ford at about 21 percent of the metals allocation Ford argued the base period should shift to the pre Korea War starting year and would have yielded about 23.42 percent of passenger car metals if accepted
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Waswrreauty
Ford Motor Company
Natiovial Production Authority
Chrysler Corporation
Ford
General Matory
NPA
Korea
Government makes meet arrangements after weekend talks fail
Steel industry talks break down as government sets up arrangements for a meeting. OPS rejects proposed price boosts of 5.50 to 6 dollars a ton, citing unresolved dispute and persistent objections from steel firms and unions.
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Steelman
OPS
Strike Strikes 1.5 Million Workers Across Nation
The report notes 1.5 million workers unemployed due to a strike involving the CIO United Steelworkers and steel industry. President Murray of the Steelworkers and government aides discuss new peace talks as Pittsburgh and Weirton area industry officials reject price stabilization appeals amid ongoing labor dispute and stalled production.
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Pittsburgh
CIO United Steelworkers
Paemitaiin Steel Sists
Preeidora Asalstany Johny Rt. Steelinars
Ecuselin
Serias
Stowe Epleretd Gull Union
Indi
Aba
New Ory Fll
PRU Murat
Arrhuy
Galkierp
Ceveral
Peguciat
Lywn
Bethlehem Steel Earp Hells
Price
Suibiiter
Weirton
Armco
Tireke Positinip
Aseehop
School of Alcohol Studies Sessions At Philadelphia Hospital
The School of Alcohol Studies opened at Tualata College with speakers from Philadelphia General Hospital and Danville State Hospital. Attendees included social workers and 100 professionals for seminars led by Bying of the Pennsylvania Temperance League and Mrs Leon tard of the WCTU. Rev Albert Day warned society must face alcohol as a master not a servant as billions are spent annually on alcoholic beverages.
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Huntingdon
Samuel Hadden
Philadelphia General Hospital
Orville M. Fitzeergle
Danville State Hospital
Tualata Coltere
PE. Bying
Pennsylvania ‘Temperanue League
A. F. Leon- Tard
Pennsylvania Women's Christian Temperance Ussion
Pai Tt Cressman
State Department of Public Instruction
Albert E. Day
Baltimore
Day
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