Babson Raps Impractical Educations
Roger W. RaAnson from Gloucester argues for practical schooling and job readiness. He contends youth should engage in work before college, gain real religion in homes, and build a background in economics, science, and social matters to secure higher living standards and national happiness.
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Roger W. Raanson
Gloucester
Mass
Sehagly
Vents Sfield Bean
Alun Schoals
Nu Gallus
Oly
Corry Council Rejects Sewer Proposal After Petitioners Vote
Corry council rejects a sanitary sewer proposal after a petitioners poll. Zalzneck And Son lowered a second bid by eight percent to 2421.00, with property owners arguing prices are too high. Some owners favor proceeding citing long term savings, others oppose due to immediate cost. A final decision rested on whether to accept the lower bid despite higher overall construction costs.
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Zalzneck and Son
Gily Council Fast Wagab
Ali Whet
Nity
A. Zalzneck and Son Company
Gruncilmann Besson
Pehl
Man
Wik Street
Raymond Avenue
East Wayne Street
Bart Irving Street
Turner Sewipro- Pusitl
Dommnat
Arbitration settles rail wage dispute and strikes averted
National mediation board announces an agreement submitting the employer demand for wage increases to arbitration. A six man panel will decide on a 20 percent wage rise, ending a dispute involving about one million non operating railway employees. In Palestine two British soldiers die from a booby trapped cable near Jerusalem, raising casualties since late last week to 12 dead and 75 wounded. Bulgaria seeks United Nations membership, while Ford suspends Lincoln and Mercury production due to Murray Corp. shortages. France offers long term treaties to Czechoslovakia and Poland modeled on the French Soviet pact.
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National (Railroad) Mediation Board
Serusalem
Jerusalem
Palestine
Parolee Wanted in Theft Case From Cleveland
Corry police seek Jack Deltsch of Apilig Street on parole violation and theft of an automobile in Cleveland. Paroled two months ago after a prior burglary conviction, he disappeared shortly after arriving in Corry and is believed to be in Ohio. Authorities list him as wanted for the Buick car theft.
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Jack Deitsch
Cleveland
Corry
Ay State
Olear State
Jack Deltsch
Apilig Street
Deitsel
Penkenbury Auaus
Apo
EU Ieee Uhe
Higr Iil
Ak Corry Amv
Tim
Onal Plant
Deitel
Ohio
Yard
Corry Garage Sold to Erie Man in Local Deal
Erie resident Marius Melgaard has acquired Corry Sales and Service Co, taking over as active supervisor of the automotive establishment. He will operate the business as Corry Audios Co with partner Lewis Jansen of Erie, keeping staff and continuing the Hulda Automobiles agency with the same service standards.
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Erie
Marius Melgaard
Corry Sales and Service Co
Melgaard
Tutte Auto Repairi Brie
Se Garage
Lewis Jansen
Corry
Corry Audios Co
Hulda Intomobiles
Truman's Mother Is Sinking Fast
President Truman planned a domestic flight to Grandview Missouri to visit his ailing mother Martha Truman. Presidential Press Secretary Ross said Truman would depart from National Airport at about 10 a.m. EST aboard a plane nicknamed The Sacred Cow for the journey. The decision followed medical advice from Dr Joseph W Greene and updates on Mrs Truman’s recovery after a February fracture.
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Washington
Trim
Grandview
Ross
Truman
Washington, National
Ibisola
Josephs W. Greene
Mary Jane Truman
Martha
Manhunt Continues in Double Slaying Case at Academy
A manhunt resumes for John Givens in the slaying of two elderly teachers at Mt Guli tzin Boys' Academy near Baden. A body found in the Monongahela River is not the missing hunter, according to officials.
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Pes
John
Givens
Mt. Gulitzin Boys’ Academy
Baden
Monongahela River
Parents of Sparta baby questioned by district attorney
In Crawford county, authorities questioned Harvey Kellerman and his wife of Spartansburg as potential parents of Thomas H. a two month old twins who died suddenly in bed this week. No official verdict on the cause of death had been reached as investigators awaited chemical analysis of the stomach contents and a full inquest by the coroner and state police. The district attorney warned that questioning the suspects could affect the case.
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Harvey Kellerman
Spartansburg
Thomas H
Ken
Neth Rive
Crawford County
Larrea
Jvt
Josephi Bharnko
Barnast
Rochester
Federal Bureau of
Givehs
Hit and run driver sought after Corry area crash
State Police are seeking George Eshbaugh in connection with a hit and run on the Winn City Wattsburg road about 7:30 PM. Dave Hoffman reported the blue Fort with plate 2 A 207 struck his car. the other vehicle, carrying four, fled the scene. Hoffman's damage was minor.
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Union City
Corry
Lye
George Eshbaugh
D. J. Mayport
Clavion
Counpelion
Dave Hoffman
Mion Citys
Ths
Winn City-Wattsburg
E Jeff
Hoffman
FDR Papers Under Scrutiny By Senate War Panel
The Senate War Investigating Committee reviews reports that Elliott Roosevelt influenced a $40,000,000 wartime plane contract. Howard Hughes denied involvement with the award and testified privately. Subcommittee members seek White House pressure and potential ties to Billnct and other officials.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
Senate War Investigating Committee
Elliott Roosevelt
Hughes
Henry J. Kaiser
Thes
Ferguson
Keathy
White House
Fresidant
Roosevelt
Solon J. Buck
United States
Chaibmali Brewster
Hat
Trimall
Roar Vel
War Production 2 Board
Brewster
Tull
Worthless Check Passer Back in Court
Local authorities awaited John K. Coates formerly of Warren now in Kane after Ridgway police nabbed him on eight warrants. He faces arraignment on charges of passing worthless checks in Corry for an $89.95 Montgomery Ward payment for a water pump. He was later held for arraignment in Ridgway for similar offenses.
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John K. Coates
Kane
Warren
Ridgway
M. G. Cobbett
Coates
Corry
Montgomery Ward
Dutch seize large Java coast area as Indonesian rebels claim gains
Batavia reports Dutch capture of a wide north Java coast sector while Indonesian troops say they recaptured Tilivlengien near Batavia and drove Dutch from Goes’ongpsti. Jakarta says rebels attack along central and eastern fronts, with incursions near Semarang and Malang as talks on Doneray’s sovereignty linger unresolved.
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Batavia
Java
Netherlands
Divih
Batavin
Cher Thon
Chefiboli
Indonesia
Suvereign Juguney
Te Repreblieny
Jogjwkarta
East
Ara
Batidoeng Ndoeng
Busavia
Goes ‘Oengpsti
Semaring
Uorkly
Cheribon
Malang
Ast
Devas
Government Delays Trial for 2 Ex-GIs in Atomic Theft Case
Santa Fe July 26 The government says the trial for two former GIs Alexander Vor Der Luft 23 and Earnest D Wallis 34 charged with removing and concealing secret atomic documents and pictures at Los Alamos will likely be delayed until a winter term after January due to ongoing review. U S Attorney Everett M Grantham noted he cannot proceed at the current district convention. Wallis obituary reported for Phill Diutilewy formerly of Chicago.
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Eno Ees
Santa FE
N. M
Aly Ol Eek Ba Bey
U. S
Everett M. Grantham
Alexander Vor der Luft
Mt. Lebanon
Earnest D. Wallis
Chicago
Wille
Los Alamos
Grantham
Albuquerque
Phill Diutilewy
Chienka
Wallis
Case of illegal operation under police probe
Police investigated alleged illegal operation after residents reported ether odor and suspicious activity on Chestnut Street near Chestnut Hill. Officers found a yacht and two vehicles, with a man and three women involved as described by witnesses, while a later report noted a blond female victim.
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Pivers Hill
Allveediy
Corry
le State Police
Chestial Skree
Chestnut Street
Rupert
AuvEstation Moeol
Abotar Smal Killead
Vreuprenvedts
Reunion of former guardsmen marks 22nd UC celebration
Union City prepares for the 22nd reunion of Company A as members arrive by train for a two day event in Halloween festivities. Officials report record registrations likely to exceed past reunions. Mayor Tom Garner issues welcome proclamation urging residents to greet attendees and officials plan the annual election and venue arrangements for 1948. The York area expected to host next year’s gathering with prewar routines to continue at sites including Guiry, Tennin Giby, and York.
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Union Chiy
Hallowr
Union City
Tom Garner
nMigert
Oxfte
York
Guiry
Tninn Giby
Former Corry Man III In Clearfield Hospital
James Hammond, once from Corry now with the State Police at Clearfield, is ill in the hospital's isolation ward. Doctors report an undiagnosed illness, previously thought polio, with slight improvement and ongoing diagnosis at Clearfield Hospital. He is the son of Floyd Hammond and Mrs Loretta Hammond.
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CORRY
Clearfield
James Hammond
Clearfield Barracks
Glearfala
Maallett
Floyd Hammond
Loretta -Hammund
Lincoln Papers Opened Amid Sensationized Civil War Era Reveal
Washington July 26 Lincoln papers sealed since the Civil War era were opened amid a flurry of scholars and reporters. A bid by Robert Todd Lincoln’s heirs to limit access failed, and volumes were unveiled exactly at midnight as hundreds watched. The scene sparked anticipation of new revelations about Lincoln and the era.
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Lincoln
Washington
Robert Todd Lines
Roprida Pitthy
Mary Robert
Thad Ghisom
van Abd
Mawsdaner
Luther Burns
Merchants Debate Friday Night Open Hours Policy
A bid to reverse a Friday night hours decision faces a special meeting of the Retail Merchants Bureau at the Chamber of Commerce. Elected president Robert Wil LOS reports a request for a special session to decide whether to keep Friday hours or revert to Saturday night hours during the six month trial. Observers note a split among merchants with a potential vote likely to hinge on which faction can muster more members.
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Curry
Rober Willos
Retail Merchants Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Une Bureau
Avlion
Serous
Mrs Anthony J Biddle Dies in Philadelphia
Socially prominent Mrs Anthony J Drexel Biddle Sr wife of a famed Marine colonel and mother of Col Anthony J Drexel Biddle Jr former U S ambassador to governments in exile in London died yesterday at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel after a brief illness. Born Cordelia Randall Bradley of Pittsburgh she married at 17 into one of Philadelphia’s best families. Her husband was a colorful military man and heir to the Drexel fortune. During World War I Colonel Biddle served as instructor in Judo and the bayonet.
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Anthony J. Biddle
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Sr
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Jr
U. S
Ments-In-Exile
London
M Biddle
Cordelia Randell Bradley
Pittsburgh
Bellevue Stratfordt Hotel
Pennsylvania
Fihaneler
Biddle
X ‘By
Anthony Joseph Drexe Biadie
Will Act Today On Three Major Appropriations
Lawmakers push three major appropriation bills including rivers and harbors and foreign aid, with deadlines looming to end wartime controls on time payments. Senate House compromises set final votes after marathon sessions, while discussions on wool price supports and veteran job training proceed. A separate notice reports infant gastroenteritis deaths in Philadelphia, including Alfred Johns.
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Washington
Congress
Leydeps Halleck
Indiana
Tyf
Ohio
Senate House
Goth
House
Senate
Europe
Sills
Ene House
Truman
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