Two Generals Suspended in Army Contract Probe
An ongoing Army contract inquiry led to the suspension of two major generals and a White House aide. Gen Feldman and Gen Waitt face hearings as the Inspector General probes alleged influence peddling in procurement. Gray notes preliminary findings but no final conclusions.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Veitman
Inspector General
The
Arta
Gordon Gray
Fiat
Hovauni Beldman
Daried
Alden Hill
Cory
Senate
Shafer
Mulfen
Harry H. Vaughan
White House Aid
House Armed Servicer
Vaughan
Pndian
Waitt
New York Herald
Hoey
Doc
Thwin Hoey
Rusuinst Feldman
Hitler
le Waitt
Bowr Fuill
Vidal Nat
Gray
Shaw
Prominent Boxer Killed In Wreck Near Pipestone
Vincent Foster Oma welterweight boxer died in a car collision near Pipestone. A 19 year old passenger, Ruth Newcomb of Mandan, North Dakota, injured. Three others hospitalized in serious condition.
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Pipestone
Miling
Vincent Foster
Oma
Jacob Walz
Foster
Rukh Newcomb
Mandeai
Military aid for Nationalists debated in Senate session
Senators Knowland Kem and Cain discussed a proposed foreign arms program as the North Atlantic Treaty ratification nears. A State Department request for about 1.5 billion dollars would fund Western Europe Greece and Turkey with possible Philippines use, while aid to China remained unapproved. Some supporters floated including 200,000,000 for China.
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China
Associated Ports
Washington
de Cartmell
Con- Briands
Knowland
Achip
Reed
Senaté
Kem
Cain
State Department
Greece
Turkey
Philippines
Lhe
Ching
Steelman outlines plans to aid jobless rolls
Associated Press reports in Washington that Steelman will coordinate federal spending to target areas with high unemployment. He will direct dozens of agencies, with support from Commerce and Labor, to channel purchases and aid to the neediest regions in a bid to lift the jobless rolls.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ciy
Shoter
John R. Stedman
Cajtivel
Trump
New England
Federal Security Agency
New Bedford
Mid Worcester
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Conn
Providence
Steelman
Tocn
Alabama College
National Security Resources Board
Department of Commercie
Labor Department
Truman
Pennsylvania Rubber Co Job Cuts Linked to Transfer
Jeannette July 19 workers at the Pennsylvania Rubber Co tire and rubber divisions face layoffs after the transfer to Mansfield, Ohio. About 875 employees are set to lose their jobs with the move planned for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette
Tire and Rubber Disions of
Pennsylvania Rubber Co
Manfield, C
Ott Priday
Hold Brothers in Assault on Local Resident
Two young local men are jailed on $100 bond after an assault on Richard Durfee at his Lemon Street apartment. Donald Jackson, 23, and Frank Jackson, 26, face charges of assault and battery and disorderly conduct following a birthday party incident. Durfee, 34, sustained a broken nose and minor injuries and was treated at Corry Hospital.
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Corry
Donald
Butch’ Jackson
Jesse Street
Frank Jockson
Ilamosex Street
Richard Durfee
Durfee
Uweten
Tiltip
Lemon Street
al Tho
Durtee
Jackson Brothers
Lye
Sackson Brothers
Tuckson
Viem
Jacksons
Teadmit
Ed Ung
Pendine Durfee
Jeelenge
Palle
Cobbett
Was Hasuult
Russia unveils four new planes in aviation day display
In Moscow the Soviet Union showcased four new jets three single engine and one two engined during aviation day with a two hour display attended by foreign observers diplomats and officials. Stalin and his son Lieut Gen Wassily Stalin observed from the club house at Tushino airfield as modern aircraft dazzled spectators.
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Moscow
Russia
Alreratin
U.S
Alan CG
Kirk
Bett
Leslie C. Stevens
U. S. Naval and
Esid
Stevens
Stalin
Yerahda
Tushing Airfield
Wassily Stalin
Fact-Finding Board Goes Into Huddle In Washington
Three men join the steel fact finding board to study the postwar wage dispute and pension plans. They meet with John R. Steelman at the White House to decide timing for hearings and potential wage increases. U. S. Steel Bethlehem and Republic testified to avoid a strike while Taft-Hartley limits loom.
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Washington
Iwan
Steel
John R. Steelman
White House
Syreer
Arthur Goldberg
CIO United Steelworkers
Aterita
Truman
Carroll R. Daugherty
Bualness Connomies
Northwestern Universe
Autish 30H
Mwer
David L. Cole
Paterson
N. J
Samuel I. Rosenmuti
New York City
Beckive
Taft-Hartley Tech Board
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
America
Congress considers unity plan for armed services reform
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania on July 18 a fatal accident killed four year old Barry as a blind World War II veteran Nelson Schulte drove the car with his brother Merle steering. President Truman will send a reorganization proposal to Congress to tighten unification of the army air force and navy. The House and Senate bills face conference and potential amendments.
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Gettysburg
Barry
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Congress
Rayburn
Army
Air Force
Navy
Senate
House
Vinson D-Gal
House Armed Services, Committee
Schultz
Pollet
Nelson
Merle
Capaailing
Cnroner
Treasury July Lin Nui Budget Report
Washington July 18 The Treasury July Lin Nui budget receipts and audit expenditures are listed. The cash balance shows 2,544,082,0800 percent and total debt at 252,834,396,254.06.
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Preaburxy Kepgrd
Washington
Qualbion of
The
Treasury
Lin Nui
Czech Priests Reject Orders of Red Regime
Czech priests oppose government orders to Beran and vow loyalty to church authority. Clergy read a defiant proclamation in Prague churches denouncing state Catholic Action and constitutional religious freedom violations. Priests say they act from conscience and responsibility to the nation. Cathedral officials noted the proclamation read at St. Vitus and other churches.
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Prague
Crechoslovakia
Caceh Slovaka
Roman Gavhollc
Josef Berayy
le Vabion
Cathholle
A.m
Hession
Fené
Alexei Cepicka
Beran Graitor
Cepicka
Menlo
Gopika
Kenton Gollwold
Italian Reds Attack Decree in Rome Rally
In Rome yesterday 500 protesters denounced the Vatican excommunication decree against Communists. top Communist leader Togliatti urged unity and defended the new measure, claiming it targets church interference while the party moves to modify church-state privileges. In Cleveland, A F Waitiney was buried today as rail workers and executives attended the service.
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Associated Presa Romf
Vatican
Deere
Togliatt
Rome
Italy
Kaiten
Interan
Thay
Togliatti
Afm
Orgassist Goim
Stat
Waitiney
Sleveland
Serches
Railmowd Brotherhood
A. 'F Waitiney
Lalesquod
Louis Jarmsin
Trinmuiy
Funena
Quaker Group Proposes World Disarmament Plan
The American Friends Service Committee urged world leadership in disarmament including UN controlled stockpiles of weapons. The group’s “World of Peace” report calls restricting exports to reduce global weapon potential and proposes German unification under neutral oversight.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Armafeun Friends Service Committee
Riise
Bert
Lede
Optielsmn
United States
Europe
Uy Rinedd
Germany
Unil
Soviet Union
United Nations
U.S
Two Arrests Over Weekend by Police
Two local residents were arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct during the weekend. Burl Curry of West Pleasant Street paid fines and costs after a 12:80 a.m. arrest on West Main Street. A Pilch Avenue resident also paid fines for drunkenness following a complaint near Titth Avenue and West Pleasant Street. LABOR LEADER IN CRITICAL CONDITION in Pittsburgh Mercy Hospital officials said Val A. Bilmer, 50, international VP of the CIO United Steelworkers, was in critical condition. Bilmer, a CIO figure, had led the southern organizing drive before his illness.
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Burl Curry
West Pleasant
West Main
Sffer
Curry
Pilch Avenue
Titth Avenue
West Pleas
Ard Street
Pittsburgh
Mercy Hospital
Val A. Bilmer
International
CIO
United Steelworkers
Bibiner
Philip Murray
Atlanta
Service Pay Hike Approved by Senate Committee
Washington July 11 The Senate committee approved a pay raise for servicemembers. The measure costs about 400 million dollars a year and would raise base pay for all military personnel with increases from three percent to ten percent depending on rank. Chairman Tydings warned passage depends on offsets from other legislation and potential military unification savings.
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Washington
Otsy
Hollar
Tydings
Dmu
Senate
Congress
Pandine
House
Buckere
Grand Valley Oil Well Produces Strong Daily Output
A high yielding oil well in the Grand Valley area of Abernat e Years, drilled by Ghfrey Grubb Jr. of Titusville, and owned by Cart Besse and Bert Lauffenberger, now pumps about 25 barrels per day from the fourth and first sand. The well, near the York and Redman tracts, used 185 quarts of nitroglycerine in the shot to clear the dirt sand, with 60 quarts on the country sands. Besse, a longtime area native, and partner Dataffer from Warren, live in a trailer camp at Torpedo and plan further drilling the near future.
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Grand Valley
Reynolds
Hortheast
Ghyrew 5
Grubb, Jr
Titusville
Cart Besse
Bert Lauffenberger
Firstenango
York and
Redman
Charles Burt
Fleusuniville
Fountry
Beation
Besse
Oldahoam
Dataffer
Herger
Warren
Ato Torpedo
Pope Addresses Catholics in Germany From Vatican Radio
Pope Pius XII spoke to German Catholics by radio from the Vatican praising faith amid Nazi disintegration and predicting God will sustain Germans. He noted Berlin’s diocese marks his ordination jubilee and recalled his years as papal representative to Berlin.
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Berlin
Pius
Hugenia Cardinal Pacelli
Standenburg
Pomerunte
Major Issue in 1950 Elections Sparks Debate
AP dispatch from Washington reports Republicans plan to push Truman administration spending as a major issue in the 1950 elections. Senator Brewster and other GOP figures argue large deficits and pump priming hinder recovery, while Democrats say Republicans overstate threats and push costly policies.
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Brewster
Truman
McGrath
Associatal Press
Washington
Iriiman
Uni
Toumay
Bemmloe
Tslund
Pensancola
Fla
Local Rain Totals Show Light Erie Pittsburgh Readings
Intermittent showers drenched Corry and nearby areas with 1.0 inch of rain in parts and 0.31 inch in others over the weekend. Western Pennsylvania saw heavier totals in Pittsburgh and surrounding districts while Corry reported lighter amounts and no major flood damage.
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Pittsburgh
Mercury Falls
Corry
Pennsylvania
Pitta
Local Veu Drum Corps Wins at Stockton
The Veterans of Bop sign Wars drum corps from the Artile W Thompson Fest won the first prize in the fourteen drum and bugle corps competition at Stockton on Saturday. The event, sponsored by the Chautauque County Firemen's Association, featured seven bands with fourteen corps entered.
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Tase Nagepee Dim
Aretile
Thompson Fest
Veterans of Bop
Chautauque County Piremen’s Association
Stockton
Pourteen
Elvers Vo
Jobot
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