Governors delay full approval of aid plan
Republican governors demand a concrete blueprint and economic justification before endorsing Secretary of State Marshall's aid proposal for Europe. Warren and others say in principle support exists if the plan proves it helps Europe help itself, with bipartisan prospects tied to detailed budget and pay analyses.
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Associated Prong
Salt Lake City
Bar Warre
California
Governnors
Marshall
Enimeles
Europe
Wenlde
Wirren
Warren Sid Wiltha
Utah
United States
Marsiail
Merbert B. May
Mitte Aouibe
Aiupaniehis
Pvinaiple
Warten
Delays and Hikes Expected in Coal Price Boosts
Dealers report a delay in hard coal price increases until after August 1 as major operators hold back to assess miner wage raises. Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal says mine prices will jump from 45 to 60 cents per ton, with specific surcharges on broken egg stove chestnut coal and others, and general price per ton rising to new levels.
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Wek Spas Indiemtort
Slauliu
Deslers
Aligust
Delaware, Lackawanp and Western
U.S. steps to Turkey ships and Turkish forces
The United States announces steps to Turkey including over ten merchant ships and the first move in strengthening the Turkish armed forces. Also reports note Bevin’s alleged attempt to divide Europe, a Soviet reaction to the Paris conference, and a stalled St. Lawrence Seaway project. Budapesh reports claim a Soviet Hungarian trade pact was signed, details unspecified.
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Wey Associated Press
Washington
State Marshall
United States
Turkey
President Requests Millions for Flood Control Program
President Truman asks Congress to start a yearlong flood control program totaling up to 4.5 to 6 billion dollars. The plan includes flood control on the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, irrigation, electricity, and water resource development, with priority given to immediate flood measures this year.
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Washington
Presi
Ren Petiniauh
Congress
Annis
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Basiy
Truman
Missouri
Mississippi
Highway 25052 Resurfaced Five Miles Near Beaver Dam
Highway workers completed a surface treatment on five miles of Legislative Route 25052 between Beaver Dam and the city line on West Columbus Avenue. About 600 tons of crushed limestone were laid and the mix raveled to a smooth surface. The program began Monday afternoon, with completion yesterday as the route reopened to normal traffic today.
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Beaverdam
Columbus Avenue
Blue Cross Hikes Hospitalization Costs in Area
Officials of the Hospital Service Association of Pittsburgh announce rate increases for Blue Cross plans in western Pennsylvania affecting 4.1 million members. New rates take effect September 1 with added benefits retroactive to August. Average monthly rise about 50 cents. higher costs cited include food, wages, drugs, equipment and supplies. New benefits cover oxygen, electrocardiograms, physiotherapy and related services. some existing vaccines and penicillin coverage may be altered. The Corey Hospital Association has not yet signed a new contract with Blue Cross officials and the matter is expected to be discussed at the hospital board meeting next week.
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Corey
Blue Cross
Pennsylvania
Hospital Service Association of
Pittsburgh
Yollowy
Corry Man Held For Court After DWI Incident
Guy Lane Corry RD 2 was held for the next term of court after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. The car rammed a truck at a street intersection, damaging a vehicle owned by Glenn Pierce Warren RD 1. A Warren physician pronounced him intoxicated.
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Corry
Warren County
Odlay
Chat
Long
Warren
Fiuel
Glenn O) Pierce
RD. 1
CP. Fellin
Corry Farmer Dies Suddenly on Hare Creel Road
Corry farmer Joseph Schuster died instantly last evening after collapsing on a hay wagon on Hare Creel Road. Born March 2 1871 in Bavaria, he immigrated in 1900, lived in Emporium then Sherman before settling in Corry in 1918. Survived by wife Mary, daughters Mary and Mrs Alvin Hantkin, and sons Gerhard and Fran. Funeral at St Elizabeth’s Church next Friday at 9 am, burial in St Elizabeth’s Cemetery.
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Joseph Schuster
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Smncken
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Emporium
Sherman
Alvin Hantkin
Pratklin
Gerhard
Corry
Fran
Blythe
Calif
St. Elizabeth's
Ochurch
Ingermont
St Elizabeth’s Cemetery
Dewey and Green May Form Ticket Speculation
Salt Lake City reports fed rumors that Gov Dwight H. Green of Illinois might run with Gov Thomas E Dewey if he secures the Republican presidential nomination. The talk centers on a meeting with Green and Dewey in Washington and Albany sources note Dewey could persuade Green to be vice president as a contingency.
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Green
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Dwight H. Gueens
Minnis
Thomas BE
Shoul
Davey
Martin Calls For Universal Training Plan At Veterans Meet
Harrisburg July 18 Over 3 000 delegates attend the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention where ex governor Martin urged universal military training saying properly trained manpower is essential for national defense. The pre convention gathering included leaders from 800 posts and about 200 000 VFW members in Pennsylvania. Awards were announced for meritorious service linked to veterans legislation.
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Harrisburg
Sento Howard Martin
Bennsylvania
Martin
Pennsylvani
Sn Martin
Tne
Schroyer
Abs
Two Corry Youths Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Two youths, Donald Nichols 21 of Gorry 8 D 5 and He Old Jackson 17 of Essex Street, were arrested on East Main Street last night for disorderly conduct. Nichols pleaded guilty this afternoon before Police Magistrate Cobbet, fined $15 and costs. Jackson's arraignment was delayed by juvenile authorities.
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Cobbeté
Donald Nichols
Gorry
Old Jackson
Essex Street
Erie
East Main Street
Man Held In Assault On Ken Maynard's Wife
A rodeo performer named Marino, in custody in Look Haven Pennsylvania, was held for court on a charge of assault and battery filed by Mrs. Ken Maynard. Alderman Brumgard said John Murray of Brooklyn was ordered held for the Clinton County October term after Marine pleaded guilty. Mrs. Maynard showed a black eye and injuries she said were caused by the assault.
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Look Haven
Cen Maynard
Alderman
Mark Brungaré
John Murray
Brooklyn
Clinton County
Marine
Brumgard
Maynard
Marino
GM Auto Plants to Shut Down for a Week in Detroit
General Motors will halt full production for a week starting Monday due to costly steel shortages and a weak supply chain. About 180,000 workers across assembly lines will be affected, with 115,000 in Michigan facing shutdowns and 63,000 laid off elsewhere as supplier strikes and material scarcity strain operations.
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Detroit
General Motor Corporation
Mit
AGM
CMN
Wilson and Traskett
Michigan
Repaer
Wilson
Con
Ball Produceo
General Motors
Cadiav
Buulek
Chevrolet
Ponti
Olds
Siegel’s Ally in Jeopardy Reported Hospitalized
The report alleges Siesel’s girl friend, linked to Bugsy Siegel, was hospitalized in California after a June 30 incident and possibly treated for an overdose. Paris reports note an American returnee connected to Siegel’s case, with conflicting accounts and unclear ailment details.
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Monte Crk
Walred Virgina Hall
California
Rome
Benjamin (Bugsy) Siegel
Parisien Liberessid
Monte Carlo
Jeshan
United States
Moore
Prince
Miss Hill
Siegel
Ufatrs
Ameyfeaigh
Paris Hintel
Monte Carly Arvines
Hogpits
Directors Request Carousel Shipment At Mead Park
Seven members attended the Mead Park Association directors meeting where they asked American Slayground Device Company to mediate shipment of the merry go round ordered months ago. A $10 donation and thanks were received from the Boy Scouts for Mead Park use during the Washington Trail Council event. Director Ross Pehlman noted Mead Park employees lack employer compensation insurance. a move was made to obtain separate coverage through parl workers.
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Mead Park
Washington Trail
Expressel Hair
Showdown Battle in Greece Imminent Near Yeroplatos
Greek army encircles guerrillas near Srevee’s northwestern front with Albania. reports say 4,500 ANKi-government troops trapped by three Greek brigades around Yeroplatunos Negradhes and nearby villages. casualty and escape details unclear as tensions rise over possible village capture and broader push toward Ioan city and Bonitsa.
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Associated Press
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Srevee
Albania
Iitak
Wanda
Yeroplalatios
Yeroplatunos
Vasilikon
Warer Milles
Fousillen
Atbank
George Siratos
Vilage
Ne~ Gradhes
Lenin
Sia Hampi
Yeroplatinos
Ymuernaiiis
Bonitsa
Tiartit
Toyniina
Mead Park 10 Appeals for Public Donations and Funding
Mead Park association appeals for donations to cover $1000 needed after early April road damage. Funds were spent on caretaker salaries and supplies, with over half the appropriation used. Treasurer James Cassidy urges civic and fraternal contributions to continue Mead Park work and cover remaining costs.
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Willy Wit
Mead Park
Jenkinne Hood
Sue
James Cassidy
Association
Don Williams
A.M. Lita
Greek Border Watch Hinted by Independent Commission
An authoritative source says United Nations members weigh selling Greek warder and stationing a border watch abroad amid Russia threats. A proposed independent commission could oversee a new border arrangement with Greece as the Greek assembly plans a vote in September.
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Laice Sucobsa
United Nations
Watt
Walen
Balke Dolder
Rowsia Welges
U.S
Miydian Inn
Ie Independent Commission
Will Open New Bowling Alleys
Delville announces eight new unmodern alleys for Toowlinte enthusiasts. Pete Russell plans remodeling and installation of modern equipment to open before the coming season. Site is described as accessible and the project aims to have the new venue ready within five weeks.
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Delville Assurance
Russel Sintert
Hhe Ney Entenprise
Inter
US Plans Permanent Modernization of Los Alamos Lab
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission will permanently modernize the Los Alamos laboratory in New Mexico, with Carroll L. Tyler retired Navy captain to lead the effort. He takes over from Herbert G. Gee, as the commission expands the wartime facility.
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Tmish Atomic Energy Commission
Plims
Tos Alamos
New Mexico
Alamogardo
Carroll L. Tyler
Navy
Ss Alamos Laboratory
Tyler
Col
Herbert G. Gee
Feam
Army
Menshattan
Atomic base tied to Sandia project and Los Alamos plans
Military records show an Army linkage between the Sandia base and a persistent secret weapons program. Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves, once Manhattan Project director, is linked to the armed forces special weapons project. The Atomic Commission outlines Los Alamos improvements with 1000 new homes, schools, services, and utilities.
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Albuquerque
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Agai Arith
Armed Forces Special Weapons Project
Leslie R. Groves
Army
A. Hows
Itt
Sandia
Atomic Commission
Los Alamos
Nations invited to Far East commission conference
The United States proposes an 11 nation conference to begin work on a Japanese peace treaty in August in Washington. The list includes Australia Canada China Netherlands New Zealand the Philippines the United Kingdom the Soviet Union the Netherlands and the United States. Officials say Russia’s acceptance is uncertain and discuss the two thirds voting plan and potential domination by Western powers amid Allied occupation policies.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Germany
Russia
Tuenay
Walter Bedell Smith
Marshall
Porblen
Mololy Sill Malubay
Molotov
Pat Hestern
Austraiis
Canad
China
Peawee
Tutlia
Netherlands
New Zeal Indy
Philinuinny
He Thilled Kingdom
Saviek Waion
Air Department
Soft Drink Tax Receipts Weaken in State Revenue
Harrisburg July 18 The commonwealths soft drink tax revenue for the year is estimated at 25 825 000 in new funds but actual receipts show a nominal figure and a weak levy. Revenue Secretary David W Bars says better checks are expected in coming months as manufacturers and bottlers must prepay tax stamps and report taxable drinks and syrups by the 10th of each month.
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Commonwealth
Rey Soft Duinit Tak
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David W. Bars Ris
Harris
Advange
Duift
I Drink
Younan Drake
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