Dutch Forces Open Offensive On Land In Air
Dutch forces pressed operations against the Indonesian republic on land and in the air in Java as President Spekario appealed to the United Nations to intervene. Dutch warplanes attacked Republican airfields in Java and Sumatra while reports spoke of simultaneous attacks on key points, with fighting spreading from Batavia toward Semarang and Jogjakarta.
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Assasiaed
Batavla
Java
Dilly
Spekario
United Nations Security Council
Sumaim
Batavia
Netherlands
Republic
Hubertus J.vin Moo
Police
Antara
Monimy
Liugeting
Dynsh
Indies
United States of Indonesia
Soedinmu
Indonesia
Jogjakarta
Aghling
Semarang
Soedinman
Antarn
Het
Sittin
Joginkarts
Tid-Morving
Club Raises Funds to Send Youths to Camp in Corry
The Progressive Club of Corry hosted a charity dinner at the Rite Restaurant on Saturday night to raise funds for sending five worthy and needy youths to camp Sherwin in August. More than 100 attended. profits will finance the camping trip and a second event is planned within ten weeks. Five children will be selected by a Corry ministers committee. Miss Martha McIntyre played pianist during the dinner.
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Ukeo 1
Samp Sherwin
Progressive Club
Corry
Rite
Sporry Boys
Winuilews Fund
Organi
Nation Today
Tirtier Iherépae
UN Committee of Corry
Martha McIntyre
UN Commission To Inspect Greek Fighting Area
ATHENS July 21 The United Nations subcommission will visit Konttsa to inspect the area of fighting between Greek forces and Albanian uniforms accused of initiating an attempt to establish a free government at Konitso. Government circles doubt the area will be declared a Communist free state and question the delay in the inquiry.
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Athens
United Nations
Konttsa
Teader
Lasah Konitso
Konitso
Greece
Mani
Services for Clymer Train Victim Listed
Accident on New York Central Railway crossing near Corry killed Willian Doolittle a Clymer resident returning from Mabre Cement and Tile Works Witnesses said his car was across tracks when the express struck The body was returned to Bracken Keating Funeral Home with services planned at Wwtduck Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer The deceased born December 28 1924 in Corry and survived by parents two sisters two brothers and a grandmother The brother Vincent Nielsen Corry and other relatives also noted The other victim Vincent Nielsen a seawoman on Great Lakes vessel died in similar wrecks The State Agriculture Department announced the withdrawal of John Stephaniek of Sharpsville from a state post Funeral arrangements are incomplete for all named individuals The report also mentions Bollywood actress Shirving Temple expecting a baby with husband John C Agar born September 19 1045 the couple wed in 1945
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Punelp
Willian
Doolittle
B.D
Clymer
New York Gentral Express
Spitzer Funeral Home
Donilttle
Forse
Mabre Cement and Tile Works
North East
St. Mary's Hospital
Cly
Mer
Jamestown
Corry
Vlake
Carl Nielsen
David Crawford, Jr
Christina Nielsen
Victor
Pittsburgh
Quinten
Mis
Henry Nielsen
Brie
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Inc
Former Burmese Premier and 19 Aides Arrested After Massacre
In Rangoon, police detained former Premier Ti Baw and 19 lieutenants after an attack at his home left several Myochit party members dead. A curfew was imposed as authorities reported arms found and a government reshuffle followed the killings.
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Associated Prews
Rangoon
Burm
Ti Baw
Wiley
Une Proup
U Saw
Myorhit Party
Dormer
Ba Maung
Burmpolde
Myochit Party
U Sayw
Howe
Argentine Army Plane Crash Kills 36 Near Buenos Aires
An Argentine army transport plane crashed near El Pato military airport outside Buenos Aires killing 36 people. Initial reports said the aircraft fell in flames after snagging telegraph wires during a day with an air demonstration planned for the capital.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
el Patomar
Hial
Gasoline price hikes continue as refiners raise margins
Gasoline prices rise for the fifth time this year with a four tenths of a cent per gallon increase passed to motorists. High test costs 258 cents. regular 234 cents per gallon. Refineries announced the shift to distributors last week and the latest change spread across the region over the weekend. Station operators say profits margins remain unchanged and the refinery price move is only paused.
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Carty
Corryty
Pennsylvania
Plans for 22nd Annual Company A Reunion
More than 200 reservations have been received from two states for the 22nd annual Company A, 112th Infantry reunion in Duron City at the Le Barron Post of the American Legion. The July 5 and 26 events include a banquet, dancing, and a floor show, with officers to be elected on Saturday afternoon.
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Ga. A
le Barron
American Legion
Duron City
Corry
Union City
Yorland
York
Company A Whol Law Federal Service
Fire damages tar kettle at Raymond Mfg plant
A fire broke out Saturday afternoon at the Raymond Mfg Co plant when tar ignited. The city fire department extinguished the blaze before spreading, leaving only the tar kettle damaged and some floor scorch outside the kettle. Willard Frisch, general foreman of Hi Fahr Co, was nearby as the kettle overheated.
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Raymond Mfg. Go
Elven Js
Willard Frisch
Hi Fahl Go
Brie
Raymond
Pennsylvania Center Street Watchman Retires
C Bi Pranter, longtime watchman of the Pennsylvania Railroad’s Center Street area, retires after 13 years of service with two railroads. Officials announced the retirement noting his 25th wedding anniversary and current birthday as he ends a career spanning Pennsy and Baltimore and Ohio lines.
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Pennsy
Center Street
C. Bi. Pranter
Pennsylania
Wirvet Oro
Hag
Pratter
Main Street
Baltimore and ‘Ohio Railroad
Refugees Being Sent Back to France, Says Hebrew Press
Hebrew newspapers report refugees in Palestine are being sent back to France amid a curfew and continuing violence in Jerusalem Haifa and Natanya. The unrest follows the kidnapping of two British soldiers and martial law in Natanya with casualties among British officials and Jewish residents.
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France
Assonisted
Jerusalem
Haifa
Natanya
Bishoringy
Joel
Emily
Avalan
Lyin
Halls
Driver Hurt When Car Wrecks North of Corry
Robert Van Guilder, 25, of Grand Valley, was admitted to Corry Hospital after his car overturned on Five Ele ropa south of Findley Lake. He suffered pains and bruises. condition stable and to be discharged tomorrow.
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Corry
Robert van Guilder
Grand Valley
Findley Lake
Guilder
House passes legislation to outlaw poll tax
Article reports the U S House voting 290 to 11 to outlaw poll taxes as a prerequisite for federal elections. It notes Southern lawmakers blocking final action, detailing arguments about states’ rights and the seven states still levying poll taxes: Virginia Texas Mississippi Tennessee South Carolina Alabama and Arkansas.
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Associated Press
Nashington
Eveny
Rainhern Representa Live
Rens. Rankin
Pickell
Congress
Virginia
Texas
Mississippi
Tennnessee
South Carolina
Alabama
Arkansas
Subpoena for Roosevelt Papers in War Contract Probe
The Senate War Investigating Committee subpoenaed papers of the late President Roosevelt in a probe into who authorized a wartime contract to Hughes Tool Company for a mammoth flying boat. The committee plans hearings on Hughes and related firms, citing $20 million in government funds for a craft meant to move 750 infantry from Honolulu to Tokyo.
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Senate
Kaiser Hughes Corp
Associated Press
Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Roosevelt
Jun
Boward Hughes
Chatman
Brewster
Congress
Hughes ‘Too
Kalsey-Ey
Maine
Hughes
Hollywood Bovse
Honolulu
Tokyo
Army Air Forces Tests 42,000-Pound Super-Size Bomb
The Army Air Forces plan tests for a 42,000-pound nonatomic bomb, touted as the largest standard explosive device to date. Designed for heavy bombers like the B-36, it follows earlier, larger prototype bombs but remains a general purpose design. Officials hint at future atomic weapons and continued development of massive ordnance for high altitude drops.
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Army Air Forces
Pras
Washington
AAP
Designe
Indy
DAAP
Gombe
Taree
Germany
Ampson
Samson
Gener
Britain and US seek Dutch Indonesian settlement by good offices
Foreign Office said Britain and the United States would use good offices to help settle the Dutch Indonesian conflict. In England, a London Liverpool express derailed near Polesworth injuring many. five killed and 20+ hurt as coaches toppled far from the line with passengers trapped. Cuba demanded Hungary be barred from UN orgs, drawing a Russian protest.
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London
Foreign Office
Britain
United States
Netherlands
Sealiows
Polesworth
Ens
Lack of funds may close Corry s Mean Park
Corry s Mean Park faces closure in coming weeks unless additional funds are raised. The Mead Park Association warned that the public appeal has netted far short of the required amount, with a remaining $510 sought for repairs after flood and dam damage. Without a caretaker and supervision, officials say the park must close to prevent vandalism, while city funds remain uncertain.
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Corry
Mean Park
Mead Park
I Way
Mrs Wesley Ingalls Awaits Sentence In Slavery Case
In San Diego California on July 21 a Boston born woman identified as Mrs Alfred Wesley Ingalls was found guilty by a federal court jury of slavery charges in a case tied to alleged rape. She awaits sentencing set for July 29 while her husband Alfred W Ingalls 64 remains free on bail of 2500 after a hung jury on a related charge.
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Samadonbret
San Diego
Calif
Annels
Alfred Wesley Ingalls
Couity
Ingalls
W. Ingalls
Truman Warns Of Inflationary Dangers Ahead
President Truman warned of inflation risks amid strong national prosperity and urged renewed defense of price controls. He cited four growth areas corn, housing, construction, and commerce overseas, urging full farm publicity and swift conservation planning while resisting further wage and price boosts amid a potential crop shortfall. Continuous page continuation referenced.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Truman Ag
Jon J. Lewis
Teyman
Conservaton
Corry Woman Heads Palca Rural Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Mrs. Clyde Hall of Cory R D 1 Cory rural mail carrier was re elected president of the Pennsylvania Rural Letter Carriers Auxiliary during the organization 45th annual convention held three day session at the Lycoming Hotel in Williamsport. Shirley Hall named secretary of the Unity organization. Over 350 attended the banquet as resolutions favored tours of bury patch week for all rural carriers and calls for 30 days annual leave and 15 days sick leave warning against further snow removal windbreaks on dirt roads.
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Clyde Hall
Clyde Gallwile
Uurivic
Wilamsport
Hyland
Shirley Ann
Cory
R. D
Williemsport
Shirley Hall
Muntorsa Us Unity Organization
Dirk
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John &, Stephaniek
Sharpsville
Mercer Cobury
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Temple
Biby
John C. Agar
Aung San Ani
Sao Bam Htin Sawhy
Haku Nu
Cunastiuent Assembly
Aline Sun
Peaule
Breedim League
Thn Pall
Corry Seaman
Duluth
Vincent Nielsen
Tapberkid
Ocean City
Half Moon
Robert J. Lackey
Cuba
Hungary
Spain
Russia
Nly
Wesley Ingalls
Akasemn
Palca
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