Corry Vets Employed On G1 Training Jobs Amid PA Renewal
Corry area veterans are placed in on the job and apprenticeship training programs under a PA Department of Instruction approval process. Twenty five ex servicemen in mining related on the job courses are employed with approval expected to rise to 46 with seven more discharges awaiting action. Bernard Williams notes training allowances range up to 85 dollars monthly for veterans without dependents, with wage progression tied to skilled worker earnings. Continued on page 3.
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Arkansas sinks in Bikini atoll atomic test
Battleship Arkansas vanished in the Bikini atoll blast along with the carrier Saratoga after the first atomic torpedo. Navy crews and scientists race to assess damage as radioactivity hinders rescue and visibility. Other vessels including Nagato and Independence list or sink while the Pacific battle group watches.
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Pennsylvania to challenge VA plan to buy Deshon Hospital
Harrisburg reports the state will oppose the U S Veterans Administration move to obtain Deshon Hospital near Pittsburgh for 2 512 097 in federal court. Governor Martin said the 2 500 000 price is far from Pennsylvania’s view and the state seeks to challenge the 4 000 000 valuation.
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Grade West Main parking space expanded by Street Department
The segment of West Main Street between Canter Street and First Avenue is being gravelled and graded by the Street Department after removal of poplar trees. Work started yesterday with gravel tracked to level a smoother parking area likely usable today or tomorrow. Authorities plan to adjust the parking ordinance as needed once completed.
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Three Hurt and One Killed in Nickel Plate Collision Near Ripley
An inbound freight train struck a standing Nickel Plate freight about a mile east of Ripley causing three injuries and the death of conductor John P. Lynalt, 60, of Conneaut. Six cars derailed. the wreck blocked traffic and the injured were taken to Westfield Memorial Hospital.
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Fairhaven Housing to be Sold to Private Investors
City and federal officials confirm plans to dispose of the Fairhaven Housing Development Corry to private investors. The Federal Public Housing Authority cites veteran occupancy priorities and future reoccupancy assurances as it moves toward selling the project with no fixed price yet set.
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Martin Appeals To Vets To Fight Against Too Much Government
Gov Edward Martin addressed Pennsylvania Veterans of Foreign Wars urging vigilance against communism socialism and regulation. He warned government overreach must be resisted as the 27th convention opened in Philadelphia for a three day meeting with thousands of delegates.
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Display Flags For Company A Veterans Reunion
City residents and businesses were urged to display American flags on Friday and Saturday to honor members of Company A Veterans gathering at the V. F. W. Home. Mayor Kinley appealed for wide flag display as Corry veterans from the Spanish American War and both World Wars return for the reunion.
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Baruch plan pressure amid Russia stance and civilian AEC talks
U S presses for Baruch atomic control plan despite Russia rejecting key proposals. Senate House conferees agree the proposed atomic energy commission should be civilian only. In Nuremberg and Frankfurt reports dispute, violence, and wartime tensions unfold as German forces intervene.
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Builders Halted as Relief Is Denied in Corry Case
Corry builders face stoppages with no relief from Civilian Production Administration rulings. Gerald Miller and Richart Rossbacher seek intervention from officials as permits and orders linger, delaying multiple homes while only federally funded projects proceed slowly.
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Revival of OPA Milk Price Cut Sparks Anticipated Turmoil
Re revived OPA is expected to cut milk prices, prompting forecasts of upheaval. Officials cited potential automatic restoration of ceilings by the de controlling board and reactions from producers and wholesalers to new price schedules and federal stance.
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Chinese Reds Free U.S. Marines in China
U S Marines captured July 13 by eight armed Chinese Communists were released last night by a special executive headquarters team. The Marines, seized near Chinwangtao, were unarmed and released for the Marine commandant. Names of the Marines were not released.
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Expose in War Probe Stirs Senate and Flight Crash
A Senate war probe exposure involves Rep. May and Gen. Eisenhower amid Captain Garson court martial and Cumberland Lumber ties. Separately, James Heath, 21, injured in a Sunbury plane crash, and John R. Damm re elected president of the Pennsylvania Rural Letter Carriers Association at its golden jubilee convention.
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White House to appoint control board at 4 PM final action
The White House schedules a 4 PM conference to announce the final action and will send a special message to Congress about appointing a control board without delay.
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Truman weighs sign or veto on OPA revival bill
President Truman will decide at a 4 p m news conference today whether to sign or veto the OPA revival measure. The bill extends OPA authority through June next year with price controls on major items phased in and out, and creates new price stabilization roles.
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