United States invites 50 nations for Japan peace treaty meeting
The United States invited 50 nations to San Francisco for September 4 to complete a peace treaty with Japan. The draft treaty, prepared by the United States and Great Britain, faced possible rejection by Moscow. Russia criticized key veto provisions and Kurile Island issues, while China was excluded due to Nationalist-Communist split.
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House Acts to Freeze Wage and Price Ceilings
The article reports the U S House considering another wage price freeze measure amid administration opposition and Republican Southern Democrat support. It notes anticipated votes, amendments still pending, and a lengthy debate extending into a potential Saturday session. It quotes Rep Spence on possible actions and outlines expected final action timelines.
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Quiet Corry Primary Sets Tone for Local Elections
Corry voters head to the polls next Tuesday for a quiet primary with only council and treasurer races contested locally. Unopposed nominees for school board and county seats highlight the lack of major competition, while party organizers prepare to mobilize GOP support and transportation to polling places.
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County Commission
E. P. Bettes
D. Armour Hillstrom
Robert Olt
Ross Feliman
Guy Abbey
Willard L. Dyckes
W. W. Waterhorne
Waterhouse
Clw
GOP
Tabie
Carlton Smith
Smith
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Grovers, Ladier
Michael Mussiano
Supreme Court
Jess Jullante
J. Orin Waite
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Carl Proctor
Fred W. Lamberton
Homer Goal
Hays McCreary
T.A. Hain
William Liljanberg
Warren ‘Wood
Deets
Harry Miller
Tary Lawrence Taylor
George Wilson
Register of Wills
Ralph B. McCord
Danian McLaiehlin
Republican School Board
Four Teens Start Homemade Raft River Journey to New Orleans
Four young people from New Kensington begin a home made raft voyage on the Allegheny River bound for New Orleans. The group includes Mary Ellin, 24, a psychology student at the University of Michigan, with companions Milton Borden, 30, an aeronautical engineer, Doh Brown, 23, a biology student, and Gendoline Frederion Gmole, 24, from Boston.
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Boston
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Three youth injuries reported at Corry Hospital
Three youths were injured yesterday while playing and treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. Thomas Valentine eight, treated for a left leg laceration after bicycle collision. Beatrice Utegg eleven treated and released after a fall from a slide. Elm Arthur Blount ten months old treated for facial abrasions from a bicycle fall.
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Piaying
Ladey
Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
Thomas Valentine
Louis Valentine
Beatrice Utegg
Illtree
Herman Utege
Congord Street
Elm Arthur Blount
Richard Blount
West Smith Street
Iso
Jordan King Abdullah Assassination Sparks Middle East Tension
King Abdullah of Jordan, a Hashimite ruler with ambitions for a unified Syria, survived a shooting at a Amman mosque. The assassination of Lebanon’s foreign minister Riad SolH last week unsettles the region as nationalist factions clash over Syria Jordan and the Arab Legion.
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Ammannip Aeenusin
Riad Eb Solh
Lebanon
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Missouri Flood Disaster Tops 1 Billion Dollars
The Missouri and Mississippi rivers surged in mid June flooding St Louis and surrounding areas. Officials warned damage could exceed 1.0 billion with extensive riverfront destruction and levee breaches near West Alton and Creve Coeur. Army engineers expect dikes to hold while Jefferson City reports abating waters and mass evacuations continue.
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Confidence Man Testifies Today in Senate Probe
Sam Mason described as a confidence man testifies before a special Senate investigating committee. He says he never fulfilled rosy promises and that he handed all stolen money to a mysterious figure called Mr Bungart who may be connected to government officials. Mason says Bungart has gone to Australia and may return, with excuses for not delivering titles due to a Washington scandal.
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Duff backs Allegheny GOP ticket in Pittsburgh drive
Senator James H. Duff supports the Allegheny County GOP primary slate in Pittsburgh. Elder W. Marshall directs the county campaign for a slate headed by L. Pat McGrath with Duff’s past campaign manager guiding operations. District attorney and county commissioner candidates are Onnely and Lows J. Onnely leads for commissioner.
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Elder W. Marshall
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Man Recovers Blood By Donating To Hospital
In Houston on July 2 details a man named Brawt who was cut by a power mower while mowing his lawn. He donated blood to St Joseph Hospital and later received his own blood back through a transfusion.
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53 Lives Saved By Cool Pilot
A New York to Miami Constellation with 48 passengers and 5 crew made an emergency belly landing near Richmond in a violent storm. Capt J B Armstrong of Miami expertly guided the four engine airliner to a field, saving all 53 aboard with no injuries. Passengers learned of the danger only after the plane touched down.
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Harriman Iran Talks Seek Compromise Over Oil Control
Harriman continues door to door talks in Tehran with Iranian leaders to ease the Anglo Iranian Oil Co dispute. He aims to persuade Mossadegh and officials to modify nationalization plans and discuss marketing and distribution while avoiding a direct clash over sovereignty.
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English painting sets auction record at 42 000 guineas
A John Cogswible work sold for 42 000 guineas at a London auction, the highest price for the artist. The Young Waltonvine depicts two boys fishing near Stratford Mill on the River Stour. The sale was conducted by the estate of the late collector, who had previously paid 41 000 guineas for the piece.
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Liste Waller
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Military funding approved by House for defense and bases
The House Armed Services Committee approved a $5.707 billion military construction program to bolster U.S. defense at home and overseas. The Air Force receives about $100 billion for overseas bases, while Navy and other agencies get funds for facilities and metallization work. Secretary of Defense Marshall says urgent action is needed as the program moves to Congress.
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Spud Festival Plans Advance in Corry
Linyd D Odimer reports festival plans in Corry with speakers from local groups. Farmers from surrounding areas attend as candidates for queen contest are announced and festival activities, judging panel, and admission details are outlined for the September event.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
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Gahner
Tom
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Kiwanty
Radi Stilton
Phst
Jeanette Bull
Shirly
Cony Grange
Ja Dane
Graybill
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Mdeesmat
Number On Social Security Rolls Jumps 40 Per Cent
The Erie-Guard county area reports a 40 percent increase in aged-age social security beneficiaries since the September amendments. Monthly payments rose about 145 percent to 404?860, with 7,600 recipients at $165,000 monthly as of August 1950. The regional breakdown covers retirees, spouses, children, and dependents under the federal insurance program.
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Federal Security Agency
Weather delays eighth meet amid Korea armistice talks
Flooding forced postponement of the eighth armistice talks session in Munsan as officials from the United Nations and Communist sides awaited weather relief. Despite delays, discussions on prisoner exchange, buffer zones, cease-fire timing, and neutral supervision continued with no full agreement.
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Matthew B. Hidgway
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Smit Karne
Union Wins Suit Under Taft-Hartley Law
A union won a Taft-Hartley case against White Weld Works. The suit, filed by the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, sought damages for unfair labor practices and awarded $1,000. The decision cited violations of the Taft-Hartley Act and involved male workers at the plant in Washington.
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