Balkan Border Watch Crisis And Universal Training Bill
Indications Yugoslavia Albania and Bulgaria may refuse to cooperate with a proposed UN border commission if Russia vetoes blocking establishment of a semi permanent body. Delegates warn wider Balkan tensions could trigger Security Council action and new strains with neighboring states. In Washington the House armed services committee approved a universal military training bill, authorizing six months of service for all qualified American males at 18, with passage expected next year.
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RNY
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St Christopher Day Observance at St Thomas Church
The annual St Christopher Day service will follow each of the three masses at St Thomas Church next Sunday morning. Parishioner Graves announced the ceremony began 15 years ago as a blessing for travelers and motorists. Autoists are asked to enter through the church drive and park on the west drive for the blessing. owners will receive a small St Christopher medal. The blessing will follow the 6:45 AM mass.
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St. Christopher's Bay
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Fada
St. Christopher
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Eac
Public Invited to Council Meeting Tonight
An open invitation was extended for the public to attend tonight's council meeting. The session will decide on a bid by A Zalaneck and Gow to handle sewerage construction after petitions were received. Final acceptance or rejection hinges on a vote, with impacted property owners awaiting the outcome.
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Membess
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Gow
Courts Scored In Issuing Of Club Licenses
Governor Duff criticized Pennsylvania courts for reissuing liquor licenses to many small clubs and letting quotas slip. He cited Allegheny County as particularly lax and urged courts to back the Liquor Control Board in enforcing suspensions and revocations. He warned that one man clubs violate the law and must be checked.
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Associated Press
Aarrisburg
James E. Duff
EIACH
Liquor Control Board
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Jose Hele Noehbes
Cottrlas
Mqnor Board
Heat Wave Expands East Amid Record Highs
New York July 25 reports heat sweeps the region with Phoenix Arie Blythe among the dead as temperatures edge to 110 degrees in several spots. Weather bureau notes a warming trend with readings 10 degrees above normal in the 80s. Areas mostly fair today, with tonight bringing rain across northern states into Arkansas and Kentucky.
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New York
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Arie
Blythe
Golit
Ech
Weather Bureau
Gui States
Arkansne
Kentucky
Officers Start Probe In Death Of Sparta Child
Police in Crawford County launched an official investigation into the death of Thomas H Keller a one month old twin son of Mr and Mrs Harry Kellerman. The newborn’s stomach contents were sent for chemical analysis to aid in determining cause of death. Authorities face little concrete evidence beyond the mother’s statement she fell and found the infant’s head wedged between two bars. Earlier in 1944 the family’s older son died in a Corry Hospital after an investigation ruled death by fall.
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Thomas H. Kellerman
Harry Kellerman
Kenneth Rive
Crawfort County
W. H. Burnest
Coro
Mien
Anne
Meadville
Wereda
Nate
Corry
End Cleaning of City Reservoir Resumes After Drainage
The Gorty Water Supply Co reservoir was drained for four days for cleaning. North Gprry pumps operated at low output to keep the city supplied. vandals broken through the high fence causing litter and damage. work crews cleared debris. Water began flowing back and the reservoir partially refilled by morning.
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Gorty Water , Supply Co
Samuel
Severu
May Sentenced For War Frauds
Washington July 25 ex congressman Andri W aT May and two men connected to wartime arms contracts were sentenced to eight months to two years in prison for accepting 3634.07 in bribes while May chaired the House military affairs committee. Murray and Henry Garsson received similar terms, with a judge noting potential for a longer sentence. May urged mercy, claiming decades of service without dishonesty.
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Washington
Andri W
House
Mey
Murray
Henry Garsson
Henry A. Schweinbaut
Kentucky
Congress
Hectic Senate session ends in GOP defeat
A long drawn Senate session ended with Republican leaders conceding defeat on pressing an inquiry into Attorney General Clark's handling of Kansas City vote fraud charges. The GOP dropped the Kem resolution amid Democrat opposition and adjourned to the new year, laying aside the matter to tackle foreign relief and other appropriation bills.
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Kansas City
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F-Mo
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Wherry
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Senate
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Korea
Germany
Corry Woman Injured in Canada Car Crash
Mrs. D. J. Hudson of 322 West Wayne Street is hospitalized in Brampton Ontario after a car crash on a North Ontario highway. She suffered possible hip and leg injuries when the vehicle she rode in, driven by her daughter Mrs. Wesley Miller, left the road and plunged into a ditch. The occupants deny serious damage to others and Mrs. Hudson plans to return home soon.
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Brampton Hospital
Ontario
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North Onisria
Hudson
Wesley Miller
Clymer Central School
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Bve
Corry
Standard Oil Will Hold Price Line
Standard Oil of New Jersey announced yesterday that it does not plan to raise prices and will maintain supplies of crude and refined products. The company cited unprecedented demand and transportation limits as part of the reasons for any pricing stability despite market pressures.
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New York
Standard Oil Co
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Erie to Show New Passenger Train in City
Erie will exhibit a three unit diesel locomotive set with 4500 horsepower to the public on Center Street near the station. The display runs 1:30 to 12:00 AM EST with cab, dining cars, Pullman cars, and safety features including dead-man’s control. The exhibition will travel on a seven train west of Jersey City to Chicago timetable changes planned for August and September.
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Passenge
Center” Street
Vallwond
Thie Rai
Eiginver
Ueal
Trans
Corry
Jersey City
Chiccago
Transportumoe
Fess
Large Gifts Boost Mead Park Funding In City Drive
Mead Park gains two major gifts within two days, elevating its fundraising drive. Corry-Taimestown Mig Corp president Hifistiom praises the earlier tally, enabling park operations through mid August with potential for a shopkeeper gift surge. Directors urge continued private gifts to sustain programs and shaving initiatives next year.
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Ashi Ann
Auuls Tih
Aig
Yeon
Hifistiom
Corry-Taimestown Mig. Corp
Boostiy
Jadly
Tittle Hongs
Railroads launch in-train telephone service on routes
Philadelphia July 25 The Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads announce a joint test of in train telephone service starting August 15 on two Washington to New York trains. Passengers can call home or office while traveling as radio links connect moving carriages to a central receiving station. The system will remain in service on the Royal Blue line.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
New
Peninsylvania
Tragic Double Drowning Capsizes Buckeye Lake Rowboat
In Buckeye Lake Ohio two adults and two children were among five rescued after a rowboat overturned in choppy waters near Cumberland Beach. A fisherman and Site Conservation Department crew recovered the bodies of two boys, while the remaining three victims were aided by local residents. The incident followed waves from a passing power boat and rough conditions.
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Ulckeye Lake
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Ory Millersport
Cummerland Beach
Hooks Hunter
Bint Consorvation Department
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L Gan
Myx Harvey
Millerspark
Arly
Harvey
Me Harvey
Johnson
Jullison
Witt
Belie
Max Haryuy
Ann
Edward Harvey
Buckeye Lake
Consurvation Department
War ends for veterans and emergency laws
President Truman declared the war over insofar as veterans benefits and other wartime statutes are concerned. He signed a Senate joint resolution rendering about 15 laws based on wartime status inoperative.
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Washington
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Trumandalay
Senate
Dutch Complete First Phases of Java Fighting
Dutch forces completed the first phase of operations in Java aimed at isolating central Java from the eastern rice region. Indonesian republicans warned of continued guerrilla warfare as the Dutch planned further mop up actions in eastern and western Java and potential moves on Jogjakarta. Reports from both sides noted damage in West Java towns and the Malabar radio station blaze as reconnaissance highlighted strategic aims and contested advances.
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Juimpoif Point
Larry DueGh
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Ely
Jonjakarin
West Java
Tiithalenukw
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Malabar
Route open for bids from Ol City to Corry
The Ol City Corry mail route will be re served by the post office August 1 announcing six days weekly service with a $2,000 bond per bid. The schedule shows outbound leaves Ol City at 6:45 p.m. daily except Saturday arriving Corry at 8:25 p.m. Return departs Corry at 9:40 p.m. arriving Ol City at 11:30 p.m. Bids due August 14 cover period September 1 to June 20. Andy Karr of Titusville previously bid on the route. In Greece, a heavy attack on Grevena near the Albanian border prompted military activity as reinforcements moved to the area.
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Nsunspartine
Belean
Ol City
Gerry Ad
Ol Cily
Corry
Ol City-Cony
Baturray
OU Edgah
Andy Karr
Titusville
Jth
Athens
W. Ministry
Hall & Buerrilly
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Konltsa
Konitsa
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Darkis
Treasury Report Washington July 23 receipts and expenditures
Treasury figures released from Washington show receipts of 367,274,585.58 and expenditures of 67,603,004.89 for the month ending July 23, leaving a balance of 2,962,446.00. The report details the government's cash flow and year-to-date totals.
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Treasury
Washington
Passion of the Treasury
Parole Board Orders Release of Innocent Man Harrisburg
The State Board of Parole ordered the release from prison of Front Harris, 49, a Philadelphia man who served 8 years for a murder he did not commit. His life sentence was commuted earlier this month, and he can be released immediately from Huston Penitentiary. The board described the plan as a “silistaciogy parole plan” and said details would not be made public.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Board of Parole
Front Fharris
Philadelphia
Death by own action in Granville incident
July 25 sheriff’s department reports an attempted murder suicide at Granville involving a 60-year-old university professor and his 23-year-old daughter Florence. The professor died, and investigations focus on the mental state and sequence of events surrounding the incident at the university setting.
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Sheriff's Department
Fiesm
Sewalvnar
W. Ingalls
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