GOP Says Move Shows Truman Sees Party in Danger
Associated Press reports Democrats predict Truman will target individual congressional races rather than a countrywide effort this fall. GOP chair B. Carroll Reece cites 1918 and 1920 as precedents while Dewey and Menday weigh gubernatorial runs.
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United States
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Burton K Wheelat
British House approves bread ration plan after lengthy debate
Pacific news from July 19 reports conferees agreed on selling government silver at 90.5 cents an ounce and a Labour bread ration plan gaining House of Commons approval after five hours of debate. The bread program is set to begin in the coming days.
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Plans for Cory Day Complete at Celoron Park
Park managers announce preparations for Cory Day at Celoron Park with family picnics allowed and coupons in the Journal offering savings on tickets. The fair features include the $20,000 Magic Carpet midway attraction and other planned thrills, with good weather hoped for a large turnout.
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Congressmen Deny Links to Arms Dealers
A wartime Senate inquiry subpoenas Rep. Andrew May as Barkley McCormack and Sabath testify. The panel grills connections with a Midwest munitions combine and traces telephone calls between Washington offices and the conspiracy’s backers.
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New York State Supreme Court
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Tyymigration Committee
Jean Batis
Joseph Treen
War Contracting Combine
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Freeman
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Board Group Plans Friday Meeting to Choose Vocational Ed Coordinator
The Board of Education committee on administration and instruction chaired by Charles S. Monroe will meet at 3 0 oclock Friday night in the Public Library school board rooms to select a candidate for the vacant coordinator of vocational industrial education post. Three applicants have filed, with final action set for tomorrow night. Swartz notes other job applications will also be considered.
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Public Library
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Supt. Schwartz
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Swartz
Tannery Plans to Produce in Months After Fire
Plans call for a new tannery plant at Gerry to start within months. Don Tasgart says production may resume soon after construction advances. The project reuses salvaged lumber and material from the January 10 fire.
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Lyme
Rogers Structural Steel Co
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Gerry
Premature Magnesium Flash Scares Atomic Test Rehearsal
At sea near McKinley July 19 a large magnesium flash bomb used to synchronize cameras exploded minutes early during Crossroads rehearsal. Admiral Blandy reassures the public the real atomic test will not be affected while noting the device differed from the true bomb and was staged on a distant ship. The premature flash produced no damage or casualties and a dummy depth charge simulated the event for practice.
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Bondy
Fire and shooting flare in Tokyo amid Korean convoy ambush
Gunfire erupted in two Tokyo districts as a Korean convoy escorted by American military police came under attack near Shibuya station. An eyewitness, Tid Rowel Bennet of Indianapolis, reported many shots and several trucks damaged. Japanese crowds gathered and police detained about 150 Japanese for questioning amid chaotic scenes.
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Tid Rowel Benet
Indianapoli
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Bennet
Alino
Ean
Sumbashi
Grand Valley Oil Field Sees New Well Drilled
Titusville reports a new development in the Grand Valley oil field led by Hilliard the Titusville driller who drilled the first Well No 1 A near Sand Valley. Leaseholders are John Young of Warren and Charles Carlin of Oil City with plans for American No 2 and completion by late August.
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State of
Corry Industry Offers 119 690 Shares by Associated Spring
Associated Spring Corporation Bristol Connecticut announces 119 690 shares to be offered as a single issue. Raymond Division of Corry Manufacturing Company in Corry will sell 64 600 shares with stockholders offering remaining shares. Proceeds fund a smaller issue and expansion, aiming for over the counter trading and potential New York Exchange listing.
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Spring Corporation
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Conn
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Corry
Oe Daper
Rkehange Commission
UNE Associated Spring Corporatia
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Pee Terre
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Titan
Hie Corporation
Baal
Cruelty to Dog Shocks Fairhaven District
In Fairhaven District two young girls witnessed a group of boys beat and mutilate a dog with a hammer and other tools. The dog died after police arrived and the incident prompted promises of action against the youths involved.
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Tl Wis
Wattsburg Man Held In Alleged Baseball Bat Attack
Dan Berney of Wattsure appeared before Alderman George Brie in Erie yesterday on a charge by Chester Brozell a Lawrence Park plumber. Brozell said he was struck with a baseball bat during a dispute over a plumbing bill in June. Brozell treated at St Vincent Hospital and later released. Case set for September term of court.
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Dan Berney
Wattsure
George Brie
Erie
Barney
Chester Bro
Lawrence Park
Brosell
Brozell
St. Vincents Hospital
Local Selective Service Review Reveals Discharges and Casualties
In Union City area coverage, 1742 received weekly discharge notices while 592 more may be absent or unreported. Board officials caution war casualty tallies vary with department records and many from the Carey Union district already served prior to Selective Service.
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Cobbett Begins Duties as Fourth Ward Alderman
Melvin E Cobbett starts duties today as fourth ward alderman replacing George H Gordon at the municipal building. He will handle real estate matters and other alderman responsibilities while continuing as chamber secretary and police magistrate. He recently completed work at Cory Country Club after resigning as steward.
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Pelvie
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Mir Gordon
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Harry Milles
Chamber of Cimmicree
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Magistrate's Office
C-47 Crashes Near Goodland Kansas
A C-47 aircraft carrying ten personnel crashed ten miles west of Goodland Kansas. Reported by Field Public Relations the bomber or transport suffered a fatal or missing crew and a stopover before the crash is noted with authorities from Denver and Goodland involved in the investigation.
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Jilamies
Lywey
Robbers Hold Up Hotel Holley Bradford Pair Captured
Police report the capture at Towanda of Roy Harbaugh 22 and Mildred Siddons 19 held for investigation in the Holley Hotel Bradford holdup. The pair allegedly fled with 452 dollars in cash and envelopes with 49 128 and 674 in receipts, plus 164 in cash.
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Roy Harbaugh
Mildred Siddons
L. J. Leteer
Burhgush
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Trollanapolis
Ind
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Chiliscothe
Ohio
Pred Weisenbaler
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Tito
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Welsenthaler
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Unie
Ex Marine Rape Slayer Loses Last Appeal Dies in Electric Chair
Bart McFarland a Marine veteran condemned for the rape murder of 18 year old Dorothy Berrum a government worker from Chippewa Falls Wis is executed in the District of Columbia jail. Chief Justice Vinson denied his clemency plea and the 11th hour appeal to stay the electrocution was rejected.
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Earl McFarland
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Grniewis Saa Me Orl
Restoration of Price Controls Reported Dark
Senate rejects House proposal to revoke Senate ban on food ceilings. Senators plan counter offer today. Taft amendment defeated again.
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Compromise bill may cover all items but meat and poultry
Washington July 19 AP dispatch reports House conference committee eyed an OPS revival bill but failed to reach agreement on price controls. CIO called for a national buyers’strike and wage boosts while Senate talks pressed for OPA compromise. Banking on new price ceilings, labor demands grew amid shipping and shipbuilding funding concerns.
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Veader Barkley
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