Man Dies In Wreck Near Corry After High Speed Collision
Kane man Edward Zaunick, 28, was killed instantly when his car left Route 89 and plunged down an embankment, overturning. Kereth Allen and Paul Davis of Wattsburg found him beneath the wreck shortly after 7 a.m. Witnesses say the car, driven shortly before to his job at the Germ plant, was traveling at high speed. Coroner H L Musser and State Police investigated. inquest planned. Zaunick, a refrigerator department worker, was survived by his father and mother and several siblings.
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Corry
F. Zaunidle
Isante
Kereth Allen
Pauph Davis
Waltsburg
Poller
Vielen
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H. L. Musser
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Coramter
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Efrigerator
Genral Bledk
Peli
Aosrani
Avia
Bradford
Ulster
Alin Pulto
Huge Cut in Supply Bill Prompts Housing Expediter Elimination
The House appropriations committee recommended ending the Office of Federal Housing Expediter by month end and sharply curtailing National Housing Agency activities. The plan calls TVA to repay 24219 240 in funds over 40 years and proposes total new appropriations of 30,097,580 with a 28 percent reduction from budget estimates.
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House Appropriations —Committee
Office of Federal Housing
National Housing Agency
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
Wola
Office of Housing
No New Floods As Storms Lash Area
Western Pennsylvania survived a weekend of violent wind and rain with widespread damage but no new floods reported. In Pittsburgh, mud clogged sewers as rivers rose. two deaths were reported from separate incidents. An accident at a Beaver County landslide and a plane crash near Alliance caused injuries.
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Merit-opera Company
Pitt Stadium
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Carnegie
Donald Campbell
Bennett
Route
Bridgeville
Fallston
Beaver County
Erle
British Ambassadory Moscow Seeks Clarification on Hungary Policy
Treasury report shows June receipts of 1,198,550.29 with expenditures of 2,204, balance 2,486,702.09. President Truman nominates Herman Armour to assistant secretary of state, replacing the resigning Spruille Braden. In India, the Muslim League voted to form a separate Moslem state, police used tear gas on protesters.
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London
Moscow
Hungary
House of Commons
Washington
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New Delhi
Jem League
India
Treasury
Truman Leaves Tonight for Canada Visit
President Truman plans a three day official visit to Ottawa leaving tonight after a Kansas City reunion with World War II buddies. He will not decide on the income tax cut or labor bills until after returning Friday, despite heavy mail urging a veto on the tax measure. The labor bill, approved in the Senate as Vote 854 to 017, awaits routine formalities upon his return, with a possible pre nightfall decision looming due to payroll deduction deadlines.
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Truman
Canada
Charles G. Ross
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Ottawa
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Charlie
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House
Trim
Jones Sees No Low Mood Ahead Says Prices Could Fall
Washington June 9 Jesse Jones, former Reconstruction Finance Corp chairman, told the House Banking Committee he does not foresee a low mood soon. He urged some reduction in essential goods prices to help lower living costs.
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Jesse Jones
Tne
House Banking Committee
Reconstruction Piane Corporation
Texas
Lawmakers Watch Close On Affairs Abroad
Republican leaders weigh a recall plan allowing both houses to reconvene if crises arise. Senate Foreign Relations Chair Vandenberg signals restraint on foreign aid while State Department drafts broader programs. A recall precedent exists from wartime agreements enabling quick Congress action if needed.
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Driver Cited After Route 19 Wreck Near Waterford
Robert L. Weaver, 23, of McKean, was cited after his southbound car failed to observe oncoming traffic and collided with a pickup on Route 19 in Waterford. The Erie driver, William A. Totman, sustained minor injuries, both vehicles damaged about $180. Weaver received five traffic violations.
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Robert L. Weaver
McKean
Cory
Waterford
Weaver
Modera
William A. Tullman
O. Erie
Fallsiye Lessenal
Senate Debate Puts Teacher Pay Scale at Impasse
In Harrisburg the Senate debates a $1,950 to 2,100 pay scale for teachers as adjournment looms. House leaders push for ceilings, and a 1968-69 optional meeting plan faces Senate delays while committees seek a joint solution.
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Pehidaylvem
Geneva
Te Sendte
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Hoth
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Senate
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Jess
EditonZbtn Chain
Frederick L. Hoinster
Apper
Dssie
O. J. Tallmay
Ener
Chamber Warns Off Soliciting Campaign Group
The Chamber of Commerce warned a group of soliciting advertisers who aimed to raise funds for a campaign titled Vegetarian at Midway. The Grange would receive 10 percent of proceeds, but the plan was halted and a license appears unlikely. A separate Philadelphia crash killed five and injured others when a gas truck spilled, igniting flames that destroyed six houses and scorched 22 more.
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Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce
Tata
Fire at GEASS Plant Causes Damages in Washington
A fire at the GEASS plant in Washington on Fatune 9-A under the root caused about 300 dollars in damage to the Tyeart Valley Class Company plant today.
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Lant
New Telephone Union Faces Two Major Fights
A troubled split within the communications labor movement centers on the formation of a new Telephone Union led by 38 year old figure Joe Towne. The organization seeks control of the Communications Workers Association and aims to consolidate local units while planning intensified organizing drives among telephone workers nationwide.
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Five graduate at St Edward's High School
The St Edward's High School graduating class was honored at an eight o'clock ceremony at Saint Chon Church. Rev Francis Graves announced five graduates Elizabeth Gertride Sarnickl valedictorian and four others including Stanley Leo Sarnickl Therese Ann Hughes Genevieve Mary Wascak and John N Gute. The service featured hymns Look Down O Mother Mary A Hymn to the Sacred Heart with organist Miss Pe highes. Principal and alumni joined the procession. Rev Lawrence Trembly delivered the address urging graduates to follow Christ as the way to the Father and to live as better citizens and Christians.
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Elizabeth Gertride Sarnickl
Stanley Leo Sarnickl
Therese Ann Hughes
Genevieve Mary Wascak
John N. Gute
Erie
Mary Jean Sullivan
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Pe ‘ Jef Mhighes
Lawrence Trembly
St.Teresa's Church
Tnion City
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St .Thomas the Apostle
Pather
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Corryite Missing in Flood Event Rumors and Disruptions
A garbled OCR text recounts a flood incident affecting Corry and nearby areas with mentions of Hammonds and individuals including a Mrs Anglevsin and a student from Huntingdon College. The piece notes communications failures and a family separation during the event with incomplete names and places.
Heavy rains flood area roads and halt traffic
Road damage stalls travel along Route 19 18 and 47 near Waterford Pollock's Bridge and Ayn Bheday amid washed berms and overflowing rivers. Crews clear debris repair sidewalks and street edges as police report sections of Route 8 blocked and floodwaters threaten hillside streets with basements flooded and daily rainfall near two inches.
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10000 Miners In Protest Strike in Southwestern Pa
UNIONTOWN Pa—about 600 miners joined a work stoppage in southwestern Pennsylvania today raising idle miners to nearly 10000 as a wave of protest against a gallon curbing measure adopted by Congress. Fourteen mines were idle, mainly captive pits run by Steel Cary Welton Steel Jones and Laughlin and Republic Steel. AFL United Mine Workers Local 300 members returned to work as president Andrew S Rayner warned against violating the federal anti strike injunction upheld by the Supreme Court. Government jurisdiction ends July 1 when mines revert to private owners.
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Supreme Court
Grunberg Indicted in Mayville Murder Case
Mayville grand jury indicted Hugo Fitte Grunberg known as Hugh Tundberg, 44, for first degree murder in the May 27 shotgun slaying of Ruth Briggs, a mother of six, as she sat near a machine in her room at Jamestown.
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Mayville
Chautataus County Grand Jury
Hugo Fitte- Grunberg
Hugh Tundberg
Ruth Briggs
Floods Force 1 000 Families From Homes Along River
Disaster sweeping across Ohio and Pennsylvania leaves 22 dead and hundreds homeless as tornadoes and floods devastate towns from Sharon to Des Moines. Red Cross shelters and field kitchens support evacuees while farmers and residents flee rising Mississippi and Missouri river floods. extensive property damage reported.
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