Babson sees strong patent outlook in US economy
Roger W. Babson urges optimism about South American prospects and US industry after noting a record 6000 patents issued at the Washington Patent Office. He cautions labor and investors against shortsighted aims, praises invention-driven growth, and mentions major firms like General Electric Western Electric Union Carbide and DuPont while forecasting productivity gains and educational progress.
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Roger W. Babson
Washington, D. c
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General Elevtric
W' Estinghouse
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Carbon Co
Bendix Aviation
Amerian Cyanamid
DuPont
Standard 7
New Jersey
Goodrich
Bear Hipar
Senate backs Vandenberg plan for peace aid invlving defense pacts
The Senate approved a far reaching foreign policy resolution by Senator Vandenberg 64 to 0. It endorses U S participation in collective security through UN related defense arrangements and supports a world wide reduction of armaments. The measure, drafted with State Department approval, favors nonbinding cooperation and warns against force based policies.
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Washington
Senate
Vandenberg
U. S
United Nations
America
Coopera
Fabaaiader Seeley Clee
U.S
Pepper
Four Korean Fishermen Reported in Bombing Incident
A June report from Por Bast Porte HQ says four Korean fishermen were involved in a bombing incident near a training range. A bomber aircraft was observed Tuesday, with segments noting a crash or loss of life among the crew. details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Tere Ina Mb
Werserds Fkr
Nln Linidenti
Hopes Brighten For New Railroad Station In City
City officials and rail executives visited Cory to study station options and funding. Supt J B Allison and engineers from Silamanva discussed district needs and the possibility of a brick station if money becomes available, with budget timing uncertain and board approval still in question.
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Cory
Sialon
J.B. Allison
James Morissay
W. T. Witwer
Silamanva
Board of Direcwirs
Presidental inquiry board cites Taft Hartley deadlock risk
Washington June 12. A five man board blamed the Taft Hartley law for the deadlock endangering the U S Merchant Marine with a strike next Tuesday. The board said employers want to retain the hiring hall system while the law now makes that illegal. Also June 12 President Prien vetoed a railroad wage agreement from anti trust claims under certain conditions.
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Prien
Carrier Routes Reassigned at Corry Post Office
Postmaster James Sullivan announced new route assignments at Corry Post Office. Seniority prompted changes with Robert Nichols reassigned to the southeastern city route and Snyder Circle area. Knapp becomes permanent carrier for the southeastern route and parcel post duties. Paul Jowell moves to parcel post deliveries in Snyder Circle.
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Corry
Weet
James Sullivan
Robert Nichols
Nouth
Snyder Circle
Third Knapp
Paul Jowel
Ship Toll May Reach 200 Lost
Danish passenger steamer Kjaehers havn sank after striking a mine near the coast. About 1,668 tons ship went down ten minutes into the voyage from Copenhagen to its port. 261 survived and more perished from wounds. Authority seeks exact drowned count amid conflicting estimates. rescue efforts continue as inquiries open. A separate report notes a robbery at Blue Bell Tavern with four suspects entering, stealing 1207.
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Associated Press
Dennark
Ateamer Kjaehershavn
Copenhagen
United Steamship Company
Hur
Five Burned In Erie Fishing Boat Fire Tragedy
A boating accident on a Lake Erie fishing trip Friday left five men burned when an explosion of the boat’s accumulator caused a fire. Two men, Dr Gerald P Gross aged 38 and George Thais aged 54 from Wesleyville, were hospitalized with first and second degree burns. Mrs Gross and two others were less seriously burned and released after treatment in Amot Erie Mremen aided by town firemen before the vessel was damaged, with damage estimated at 9500.
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Gerald P
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Whitehouse
Cleveland
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Aamot
Erie
James
Ghiet Lawrence Scully
Wedding Delayed By Weather Keeps Couple apart
A late spring storm disrupted plans at the United Arbor Hotel in Midh. William of Aon Arbor and Elizabeth Burton, both youths, faced a postponed wedding as rain and wind delayed their ceremony. Guests waited as venue staff rearranged seating and rescheduled vows, with a new date to be announced.
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Midh
Wizabeth Burton
Teachers Resignations Surface in Public Schools
Two teachers announce resignations at Corry public schools ahead of the September meeting. Mrs H Y Fles, music supervisor at the Junior High and Elementary, and Nils Fay Het Smith, Latin and social studies leader at the Junior High, both will leave. Fike joined the local staff in 1999 after 13 years in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Miss Smith has taught since 1949 after Westminster College studies. Vacancy from last year’s resignation may be filled at the meeting. Eileen Graham has handled duties this year. Dr J Guy Butters and Dr Howard Duffield expected to be appointed school physician and dentist. Mrs Walter Ross also resigns as Junior High cafeteria supervisor. Other business includes setting salaries for the coming year.
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Blementr
Nils Fay
Het Smith
Leaelier
Fike
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Miss Smit
J. Guy Butters
Towsard Dufiele
Walter Ross
Fohool
Lerm
Police Probing Wreck Near City After Night Crash
Police investigate conflicting reports about a two car collision three miles outside Bemus Point near Corry. The Turner and Miller vehicles totaled 200 in damage, occurred at 10:40 pm, with Mr Turney and Mr Miller involved and several passengers noted. Officers plan a meeting this afternoon to obtain TV details and clarify what happened.
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Bemus
Turner
Corry
Miller
Clymer Tna
Serpants Ty
Flag Day Program Set For Sunday in City Park
A flag day program planned for Sunday in City Park features a parade, color guards, and marching bands. Leaders include Union City Band, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Boy and Girl Scouts, and Elks groups. The schedule closes with a benediction and a Sunday service clash avoidance noted.
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Lomorvow
Clartes P. Keytley
Orelun
Howe
Union City Band
Chile
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dim and
Anna Anderson
American Legion Post
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Boy and Girl Scouts of America
Elss White
Erle Lodge
P.O
Gist Drumvand Bugle Corps
Cory Lore BP
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Corays
Spangled Banka
Talon City
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Welvome
J. Fed Kinsey
Young Bolo
Charles Lyons
Bowe
Cony Lodge
Elks Tate
Tee Tsrend
Tama. Sale
Roger Meoray
Elks Mule
Jenoras
Feandy
Arabs and Jews Charge Violations of Truce
Cairo reports charges by both sides of truce violations in Palestine as Arab and Jewish leaders warn of swift action. Bernadotte notes Jewish and Arab claims investigated. observers move into the area as peace talks loom.
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Azzam Pushy
Arab League
Route 6 Group to Meet in City
A meeting of Roosevelt Highway Association representatives from the Kane area to the Ohio state line is set for May 30 at the Hotel Cony. Chamber of Commerce president said the session aims to discuss needed improvements along Route 6. Hugh Dale of Wellsboro will speak on problems facing the association and its public guidance efforts.
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Kane
Ohio
Bar Qherry
Chamber of Commenis
Hugh Dale
Wellsboro
Imeetiig
Chamber of Commierce Boxy
Yester
Glenn Up
Area Man Shocked by Lightning Bolt Death
Brownsville area man Walter Dineker, 52, died after a bolt struck seconds after he warned workers about lightning. Two coworkers, Jehith Sweniaild and Roy Nard, both 27 and 26, were injured near Dineker in the Pittsburgh area. All were employed by Allegheny Agonist and Paving Company of Pittsburgh.
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Brownsville
Walter Dineker
Meyarsdate
Telrov
War “Alveld
Dineker
Thayrte
Jehith Sweniaild
Youngayite
Roy Nard
Youngs Owl Py
Allegheny Agonist Aid Paving Coy
Pifeburyn
St Edward's Graduates Four At Sunday Commencement
Folit Seniors at St Edward's High School will receive diplomas at the AnfWil Commencement at St Thomas Church tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Graduates include Rita Juckson Ronald Sutton Louis Maglaccio and Mary G Shilivan. Eighth grade diplomas will be awarded at the 4 15 mass to Anthony Amoroso Allan Smith Joan Miugar Theresa Bailey Pantaigin Kostyal May Joan Belmar and Raxte Taylor. The program features processional, choir numbers, address by Father Joseph A Clagla, presentations, awards, and Alma Mater.
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St. Edward's High School
AnfWil
St. Thomas’ Church
Rita Juckson
Ronald Sutton
Loulis Maglaccio
Mary G. Shilivan
Anthony Amoroso
Allan Smith
Joan Miugar
Theresa Bailey
Pantaigin Kostyal
Joan Belmar
Raxte Taylor
Holfe
Handel
Crenla
Gregorian
Joseph A. Clagla
Ave Marie
Sisters of St. Francs
Pather
Franck Z. Graves
American Legion
American Legion Amilisry
Benedicion
Custance
Therese Hughes
AAA Club Drives For Memberships
The fee County Motor Club launched a memberships drive in the city aiming to open two branches. Secretary-manager C. K. Pulling said boosting the member count beyond 300 would warrant a separate city service. the organization is part of the nationwide American Auto Mobile Association, a non profit.
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Fee County Motor Club
C. K. Pulling
Clyh
al Wi Pravent Time
Uving
Ite Organiaation
Puiling
Hee
Urematestioh
Noloniog
Premier Rat's government may seek confidence vote
Paris reports Premier Rat's government may seek a formal confidence vote in the National Assembly over foreign policy. Observers anticipate a likely majority for approval of the six nation plan tied to the Tallon Agreement on western Germany. Debate began yesterday with Georges Bidault defending the accord.
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Ratsent Behuman
Oday
de Gaullists
National Assembly
Hon Oh
Germany
Foree
Georges Bidault
London
France
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Great Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Tuxembourg
Howe
Corryville Man Fined Charged With Disorderly Conduct
Dean Miller of 67 West Swit street paid a 35 dollar fine and costs after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. A drunkenness charge was dropped after testimony, and Miller’s wife declined to press stronger charges. Police also impounded his arms for 40 days. Miller was arrested after shooting a gun in his home.
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Dean Miller
West Swit Street
Dobbell
Miller
Oficers
Mitler
A. R Take
Reds halt all food coal shipments in city flare up
Reds halt all food and coal shipments in a mass action described as a broader effort to drive West Payers out of the city. The move is framed as more serious than prior restrictive measures, with attention on April events and the escalating confrontation.
Berlin Stoppage Cuts Rail Food to Allies and Germans
Associated Press reports in Berlin that Soviet and British officials spar over whether a rail stoppage on food and coal is permanent. Trains halted at Helmstedt Marienborn point. Gen. Lucius D. Clay says it is too early to judge permanence. American authorities allege Soviet-backed strikes seek to disrupt Western Berlin.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Sa Wis
Themoyi'ay
Alexes
Ayie
Nates
Borlin
Saecu
Rubber Workers Accept Pay Hike Amid Industry Turmoil
United Rubber Workers reached a company wide agreement on a wage increase amid ongoing industry headwinds. The deal covered roughly 28,000 workers and followed earlier strikes at major firms including Goodyear. Details specify a landmark settlement signaling broader labor pace within tire and rubber manufacturing during midyear negotiations.
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United Rubber Workers
Fiesoneh Kewl
Rayille Tae Whley Fur
Goodyear
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