Congress Chiefs To Dodge Court Charges By Jackson
Congressional leaders in Washington expect no immediate intervention over a Supreme Court feud. House Judiciary members weigh an inquiry, not ouster, while discussing whether any action to regulate court ethics is justified. The debate centers on Justice Black and the timing of accountability.
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Rasocavid Prest
Washington
Supreme Court
Hatton W. Buriners
de Texas
Justice Black
Summers
Walter
D-Pa
Kefauver
Dtenn
D Jackson
Black
Celler D-Ny
Congress
Fragmented OCR News Snippet With Numbers and Names
A distorted OCR fragment lists school related terms and scattered figures including 12 000 11.50 and 2.50 with partial names like Carolina. It reads like a mis scanned notice or ledger excerpt mentioning boards, secretary, and produce price hints without clear context or complete sentences.
Corry Dealers Question Bread Price Increase Report
Corry dealers offered no comment on a proposed one cent price hike for most bread types excluding rye amid an wartime OPA order. Officials and bakers disputed claims of an imminent nationwide rise while noting flour supplies remain a constraint and price changes were not confirmed.
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Corry
Repriie
OPS Wi
Opa Hay
Haye
Unemployment claims rise with second applications in region
The weekly report shows 249 new claims, with over 200 from those who left work last year and file second claims. Williams notes earnings during the second claim year determine benefit amounts and lists summary figures for new, reopened, waiting week, and compensable claims along with Union City specifics and 32 unfilled jobs at the Coviy office.
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Claiuin
Wiliams
Williams
Union City
Whicly
Felloh
Fien
Cony
Coviy
Haystack Fire Near Corry Strikes Russell Darrow Farm
Corry fire department responds to a haystack blaze on the Russell Darrow farm near Lovell's Road two miles north of Spring Creek. Firefighters fight with shallow water sources as lightning and a barn fire report complicate the scene. A nearby plane circling seven miles east reportedly warned of a barn fire at Walter Messer farm on Eldred Hill.
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Corry Fie
Concord Township
Lovell
Russell Darrow
Thiat
Uuse
Spring Creek
All American Aviation Control Offices
Pittsburgh
Hneadiquarters
Corry
Donaldson
Barr
Walter Messer
Eldred Hill
Martin predicts GOP victory in Pennsylvania by 400000 votes
Harrisburg, June 18 Governor Edward Martin forecast the Republicans will carry Pennsylvania in the November U S Senate race by about 400000 votes. He had earlier said the GOP slate would win by at least 290000 and said the base should be broadened to include progressive and liberal elements.
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Harrisburg
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Martin
Joseph P. Guffey
Keystone
Ghffey
Two Die in Lancaster Fire at Grand Theatre
Two people died and seven were injured in a downtown Lancaster fire that gutted two buildings near the Grand theater. Fire Chief Harry Miller said the blaze began in the basement and raged for hours, hampered by a severe electrical storm. Capt. Roy Wet bush and Charles P. Maples, both by smoke, died at Lancaster General Hospital. Seven injured firefighters were treated at city hospitals. many others fainted but were revived on scene.
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Associated Press
Lancaster
Padune
Harry Miller
Grand Theater
Roy Wetbush
Fire Department
Charles P. Maples
Lancaster General Hospital
Miller
Wetbush
Maples
Italian riots grip Rome as cabinet wavers
In Rome and Naples violent clashes erupt as monarchists and Republicans confront the cabinet. Seven killed and more than 50 wounded in Naples amid bomb and gunfire. Umberto I faces pressure over a possible republic while a Rome march ends peacefully with 100,000 pro republicans.
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Iitalian
Umberto I
Naples
Lealy
Nce
Hehiie
Ilia
Alen
Republic
Umberto
Viminese
Labor Leader Kills Officer in Massillon Shocking Shootout
Associated Press reports in Massillon a labor union head killed Patrolman Henderson after entering the station with two civilians. Lester Marlin, 35, Navy veteran and Petéral Labor Union leader, allegedly followed orders to seize control, drew a pistol, and shot Henderson in the heart as another officer returned fire, wounding Marlin.
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Associated Press
Massillon
APL
PBT
Wer
Shence
Pojee
Stanley ‘W. Switter
Myroll Henderson
Switter
Lester Mariin
Petéral Labor Union
AFT
Cie
Joseph Bilnger
Agman
Martin
Corry District Swept By Storm
A severe storm last night drenched the Corry district with heavy rainfall. Rainfall reached 1.10 inches, flooding low-lying areas east of town, washing out Spring Street and Second Avenue, with the hillside streets severely eroded. Local officials report widespread damage to drainage and street infrastructure, and pump units were deployed to clear debris from downed trees.
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Gorty
Harley
Pennsylvania
Jake Corralion
West End
Gryholt
Murnane
Bry
Findley Lake
Breach Creek
Hare Creek
Bailey
Amy
Springstreet
Second Avenue
Cutlers
Hawai
10 Killed By Army Plane Crash in Smoky Mountains
Gatlinburg Tenn June 11 An Army C 29 Fortress crashed into Clingmans Dome in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. All 19 aboard were killed including women. City Manager J Holt said the crash occurred last night when the mountain peak was shrouded by low ceiling. The plane was en route from Tampa Fla to Chicago Ill slight confusion on flight details remains.
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Assantatea
Gatlinborg
Tenn
Clingmirn's Dome
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Xs Park Ranger
Tampa
Fla
Chieae
J. Holt
Tim
Failure To Override Veto Kills New Labor Law Plan
A 1941- era report notes President Truman’s veto override failed in the House by a vote of 258 to 135. Democratic and Republican spokesmen voiced concern over potential industrial strife and urged faster enactment of a new labor measure.
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Washington
Venewini
Truman
Tewsinen
Push Democrat
Nd Republicia
Ji Damisyt
Senate Plans Rough Going For OPA Bill Today
Washington June 1 The Senate faced a tough path on extending OPA powers with Capehart proposing to lift price controls on a timetable by end of 1947 Only essential items would be exempt The debate showed strong opposition and a one am end ment passed narrowly amid a tense wartime price control fight Also report Warren storm damage struck Warren Pennsylvania Electric Plant transformer hit substations damage limited to equipment and livestock impact including five cows killed by a fallen tree
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Sarehart
Associated Press Washington
The
Senate
OPA
Maulog
Bankinut
Tempos
Smiatol Capehart
ReInd
Iti
Banting Committee
Warren
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Struick
Firma
Stoneham
Sheield
Tipe Thompson
Strikes and Cancellations Cut State Corporate Tax Totals
The Pennsylvania budget office blamed strikes and cancellations of war contracts for a 13.4 million dollar shortfall in 1946 corporate net income tax receipts, narrowing projected surplus for the 1945-47 biennium. End-year totals showed a small overall surplus in the general fund, with a larger motor fund gain driven by gasoline and motor license revenue. Governor Martin's office questioned further surplus prospects as administration ends its term.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Martin
Rye
Ancome
Budget Office
Mutor
Seamen strike avert possible as wage talks loom
Washington June 12 Seaman Curran president of the National Maritime Union testified a nationwide strike loomed unless seamen's work week pay was boosted He warned the fight would continue until protection for seamen was secured Opposition groups in the inkers dispute pressed toward a compromise with the government as Labor Department signs indicated a path to pay increases for seamen while maintaining the 56 hour week Bridges and Curran testified before a House labor subcommittee briefing on the looming crisis and possible congressional action
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Associated Press
Wastiington
Curran
Ue National Maritime Union
Gof
Washington
Inovitine
Harry Bridges
Due Curran
Congress
House Labor Subcommittee
Bridges
Johm
Lewis
CMIF
Semparts
Plot to wreck PRR train sparks state probe
SHAMORIN Pa June 12 State Police said two railroad employees are being held as suspects in an investigation of an attempted sabotage on a PRR local passenger train between Hartisburg and Renove during a strike. No charges yet. discovery of tampering reported May 23 at Sumbury with wheels on the engine damaged and the train halted shortly after departure.
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Shamorin
Jake & Hochreiter
Pennsylvania
Hartisburg
Renove
Hooksiiter
Sumbury
U S Officials Pessimistic Over Peace Plans
A Chinese Communist spokesman charged that Chiang Kai shek orders for a 15 day truce were abrogated while U S and Chinese officials blamed miscommunication over the Manchuria cease fire. The dispute centered on inconsistent reports of resumed government and Communist attacks and a briefing from Sino American headquarters.
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Wrese Peiping
Ty Li-Ming
Chiang Kai- Shek
U.S
U. S
Il An
Ollun
Maichuri
Manchuria
Lafaehan
Yungii
Walter Robertson
Henry A. Byroade
Sycraliahs
Executive Headquard
Nanking
Eei Feng-Chiang
Gomimuttistama
Sul
Britain May Sign Separate Peace Pacts
Foreign Secretary Bevin told the Bournemouth conference that Britain would reject immediate Jewish migration to Palestine and would sign separate peace pacts with European nations, while resisting economic sanctions on Spain. He urged that no single nation should force a net of war to last forever.
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Assieussen
Bournemouth
Ems Bevis
Sue
Spain
Bevin
Labor Party
Cartturi Arrested in Kronberg Castle Jewel Heist
War Department reports the arrest of Ron C. Cartturi, a former enlisted man, tied to the Kronberg Castle jewel theft. Police and military authorities pursue charges related to the high profile case.
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War Department
Ron C. Cartturi
Gatlori Fm
Kronberg Castle
Jewelheft
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