Gift boosts Corry Hospital as losses mount
Corry Memorial Hospital receives a $2,000 gift from D A Hillstrom, aiding the hospital amid a heavy operating deficit caused by higher prices. Directors plan prompt collection of $19,000 in outstanding accounts and seek further gifts to stabilize finances and fund the new building drive.
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Avid A. Wistrom
Se Benern
Jameston
Hon
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wwe
Ue Corporation
Me. Hillstrom
Ue Hospital Board
Willatrom
Hp Hospital
Mann
Eilisiom
Pope Tun
Child Struck By Car In Blue Eye Road Accident
A nine year old boy was struck by a car on Blue Eye Road while playing with a wagon and pallet. He suffered severe fractures, burns, concussion, and other injuries. The driver could not be held as the child was playing on the highway. The boy is hospitalized in Cory Hospital, condition reported as fair.
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Blue Eye Road
Cony Hospital
Rober Wojiiszek
Willan Wojtarak
Burton Ayenie
Yielim
H. Barmon
Harold L. Roberts
Calmatiny
Hivlvit Norte
Tate Folloe
Cory Bar Fucksnvestgsted
Greek cabinet rift grows as army struggle spills into politics
Athens July reports say Napolleon Vergas quits cabinet meeting in anger over army organization and mailes as dissension widens between Zervas and the high command. In Salonika dispatches, government troops claim victory against guerrillas in western Macedonia with 109 attackers killed and many wounded, Nine government troops die and one wounded.
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Associated Press
Athens
Napolleon Vergas
Demetiiios
Maximos
Zervas
Greece
Salonika
Macedonia
British Hangs 3 Jews For Prison Break In Palestine
July 29 Jerusalem report details the execution of Mele Nuk, Yaroub Weiss, and Abslam Habib in Acre prison for their roles in the May 4 Palestine prison break that freed 251 inmates and injured 14. British soldiers Martin and Paice were condemned by a Jewish underground source. a blast near the prison preceded the hangings and heightened security alerts in Jerusalem.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Brittel
Theceews
Mele Nuk
Yaroub Weiss
Abslam Habib
Acre
Palestine
Lish
Treun Zval Tewins
Clifford Marlin
Meryin Paice
Pal-esting
Jilly 12
Netanya
Telus
Martin and
Paice
Khel
Tel Aviv
Holy Land
Grain futures slip on selling wave after weather boost
Grain futures fell sharply on the Board of Trade as morning trading saw declines of up to six cents in wheat and about two cents in corn while oats eased amid broader selling. Government policy and favorable weather boosted harvest plans, triggering pressure. A late rally pared losses but prices remained lower than yesterday.
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Chicago
Tly
Board of Trade
Wiest
Fonesas
Mt. Whent
State Lot Man Denies Guilt In Death Of Child
Harvey Kellerman of Sparta is arraigned in Meadville for manslaughter and aggravated assault in the death of his son Harvey. Kellerman pleads not guilty and requests a hearing set for Friday. He was held on 4500 bond. District Attorney says Kellerman admitted striking his son after the boy wet his bed, the child later died at Corry Hospital. Police investigated, and the couple submitted to a polygraph in Meadville related to a separate infant death.
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Harvey F. Kellerman
Sparta Torrishly
Lemme
Megdville
Kellerman
Tor
Cranlord
Fle
Spartansburg
State
Prigate Cuthbert
Meadville
Palle
Monstaue
Harvey Florian Kellerman
Spain
Kenneth W. Rice
Bullerimi
Pittsburgh Freight Strike Nearing Settlement After Talks
Pittsburgh negotiators report progress in an 18 day AFL Teamsters strike over wages and work rules. A proposal to split a five cent difference and a 20 cent hourly increase is under review with AFL, Teamsters Local 249, and operators representatives. Sources say a closed door meeting could push toward a peace deal as unions and carriers weigh compromise terms.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
AFL General Teamsters
Western Pennsylvania Motor Carriers Association
Xix
Balkans crisis pushes UN toward American plan
United Nations Security Council delegates rally behind an American proposal for a Balkans guard, signaling a looming clash with Russia as the bloc moves toward a decisive Balkan policy. McCarthy predicts Senate investigations will probe housing costs, planning hearings nationwide. Democratic League reps tell Wedemeyer Chinese oppose foreign aid in any form, to avoid extending civil war. In Port de Bouc, French authorities arrange medical inspection after three British ships ferry 4500 Jewish refugees to Palestine, awaiting pilots and clearance.
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N.V
United Nations Security Council
Balkans
Russia
United States
Balkan
Port DE Bouc
France
Raymede Park
Mediterranean
Palestine
Traffic Hazard Reported as Speeding Rises in Morning and Evening Hours
Residents on East Main Street protest dangerous driving by motorists near work hours. Police seek portable speed tracking devices to document violators and support prosecutions, with cooperation from State Police to monitor peak times and improve enforcement.
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Mat Atree
Dulomin
East Main Street
Fum
Flantgar
Hackisburg
Itusville Driver Taken Into Custody
A Titusaylic man was taken into custody by state police late last night for reckless driving. He was driving a car at 11 near Ypsnett Okadobts Lake when local constables alerted state officers. The charge will be lodged before the justice of the peace this afternoon.
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Wiliam
Ywosnett Oknadobts
Nitrate Laden Norwegian Ship Sinks at Brest
Officials report 15 dead and at least 422 injured after an explosion and fire destroyed the nitrate laden Norwegian freighter Ocean Liberty at Brest. The blast damaged gas and oil facilities, killed dock workers and seamen, and devastated parts of the city as fires spread through the port district.
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Aswanted
Brest
France
Qcean Liberty
Ministry of Mistine
Lanijemesa
Owo
Eihinal
Thadanton
Ponchilet Hospital
Myria
Paris
Texas City
Texas
Hon’ Bon
City Finances Improve Says City Treasurer
City treasurer Miss Millen reports improved finances with a bank balance near 29500 and warrants under 6600. Tax collections rose by at least 48000 over last year with interest, 2600 borrowed from the Parking Meter Fund repaid, and 8050 transferred to redeem municipal liens. County tax payments were heavy during the rebate period ending August Thursday.
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Trone Millen
Miss Mulion
Cowell
Colink
Spending To Continue At 37.5 Billion Level
Washington reports that administration officials forecast federal outlays remaining near 37.5 billion dollars this year with possibilities of higher totals once all items are tallied next June. Lawmakers debate budget controls as House Appropriations Chair Taber and GOP critics push revisions and identify potential savings.
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sy _ARHOURITEM
Enesa
Washington
Admin- Vamilon Hudiel
Hill
Chi— Man Lay Tanuny
Truman
Fac
Disorders in Costa Rica Violence Flare Cites General Strike
In San Jose Costa Rica July 39 order returned after a day of rioting as mobs attacked streets and blocked shops. San Juan de Dios Hospital said 20 injured while unarmed police failed to disperse. The Popular Party linked to communists urged restraint as the general strike disrupted commerce and followed riots that left at least eight dead.
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Costa Rica
Associated Press
San Jose
Costa Rea
San Juan de Dios
Thal
Comimunivis
Verigunediy Popular Party
Comimunists
Comimunists —Condemniedherlosine
Dairymen approve price amendment in New York milk shed
Dairymen across six states tied to New York City milk shed vote to set a floor price for milk sold in the metropolitan area for remaining months of the year. Market administrator Blanford reported 9 471 of 20 787 voters supported the amendment, which would place August at 4.54 per hundredweight and September through December at 8.02, but USDA later set August price at 5.02 reducing the amendment’s impact.
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New York
Derrymen
New York City
Ted Gral
Stryte Taille
Blanford
Lalaigh
United States Department of Agriculture
Corry Youth Sentenced in Auto Transport Case
Walter Bemis, 20, of Corry Pennsylvania, was sentenced to 60 days in jail by Federal District Judge Wallace Gourley after pleading guilty to transporting a stolen automobile from Fort Benning, Georgia, to Galaguora, New Jersey. The incident occurred while he was in the Army in February.
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Say
Ynapinusowces Bane
Pittsburgh
Sackson
Walter Bemis
Corry, Pa
Wallace
Gourley
Stalin Automobile
Ft. Benning
Employment in Corry Leads Other Regions
Stewart A. Long, manager of Corry Pennsylvanias State Employment Service, reports the Corry office shows a stable labor market with gains and optimism. For the period ending today, 4 non-veterans, 24 veterans, 15 females, and 2 handicapped were employed while 210 separations occurred. Compared with last month, 59 hired and 210 separations indicate a static market amid vacation downs and limited construction activity. Unemployment totals 287 registered, including 159 males, 128 females, with 4 handicapped. 170 receive unemployment compensation or service men readjustment allowances. Many jobs remain unfilled due to lack of qualified applicants such as tool and die makers, turnstile assemblers, railroad workers, and female shop workers. Overall, the foreverbore market shows optimism and better conditions in this area than elsewhere in the state.
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Stewart A. Long
Corry Wne
Stile Employment Service
Thin Smumme
Lone
Als
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
India
Gss
Teonah
Wattsburg Man Wounded Self in Gun Accident
Grant McClelland a 42 year old Wattsburg man accidentally shot himself in the face with a .22 rifle last night. Police report the gun jammed during repair and discharged, injuring his cheek and exiting behind. He was taken to Hamot Hospital for emergency treatment.
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Grant McClelland
FR. D. 1
Wattsbury
Fini Tar Wondehulckes
Sls
Lawrence Park Barracks
Hamot Hospital
Hspstat
Navy Officials Rejected Offer Earlier, Sent More Later
Navy officials had previously rejected the offer and sent more after the president turned it down. It is unclear whether he went to the White House in connection with the contract.
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NAVY
White House
Kaiser Accuses Smear Campaign Over Wartime Carrier Deals
Washington July 29 Kaiser testifies he sent a note to President Roosevelt and won a wartime contract to build small aircraft carriers after Navy officials had dismissed his offer He cites a $44000000 airplane contract and recounts meetings with Marvin McIntyre and Emory Land as he defends against charges of a smear campaign and seeks Navy orders for sea based aircraft.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry J. Kaiser
Roosevelt
Navy
Owartip
Senate
Ealit
Panother
White House
Kaiser
McIntyre
Ap Okeime
Emory & Land
Vadmuleal Land
Koelser
Presidente Rontvelt
Bell
Kal Jr
Plvey
Nine Killed In Bomber Crash Near Velparing
Captain Gaughan reports a bomber crashed after takeoff from Relin Field at about 8 2. The crew of nine were killed. one seriously injured and another escaped. Names and full identifications are being withheld pending notification. Local public relations officer Bulin Field confirmed the casualties.
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Py Aswemmus Ress Folin Pteld
Flu
Lly 2
Run Folly
Velparing
Pio
Relin Field
Robert Gamghan
Bulin Field
Gaughan
Treasury Report From Washington July 2 Debts and Expenditures
Treasury report from Washington notes total public debt about 155 billion with expenditures and interest details for mid year. Document shows figures for debt service and related payments, alongside notes on balance and day counts.
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Treasury Ehport
Washington
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