Post-Truce Palestine Fighting Ends as Mediator Questions Hodes
Cairo June 14 The Arab Jewish truce in Palestine brought quiet for a day as UN mediator Count Folke Bernadotte moved toward negotiations. Jewish and Syrian factions reported few violations in the north while observers returned to Tel Aviv and trucks carried fresh food convoys to Jerusalem easing checkpoints. Bernadotte, now in Rhodes, planned talks with Arab leaders in Cairo and Tel Aviv but offered no word on upcoming negotiations. King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan defended the truce amid broader debates on statehood and partition, insisting the struggle against Zionism continues despite the halt in fighting.
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Jamestown Couple Killed in Weekend Auto Crash
Police attribute the fatalities to poor street lighting after a James City couple, Mrs. Cronin 72 and Mr. Cronin 59, died from injuries suffered when their car collided with another vehicle at the East Sec Street intersection. CoronerBarnett Bowers said Mrs. Cronin died hours later at Jamestown General Hospital, while Mr. Cronin died 35 minutes after arrival. The accident occurred as pedestrians had been crossing near Winsor and Chenny in Tunestowwn, and investigators noted a history of streetlight outages in the area.
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UN May Move Headquarters Amid Global Debate
The United Nations headquarters may shift from the United States with Geneva and Paris favored as possible hosts. Congressional approval of a large loan to fund a Manhattan headquarters is a potential blow to the move, while Arab states and others weigh Europe as the new center.
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GOP Delegates Speed Up Nomination Process
Associated Press reports in Philadelphia that GOP delegates move to shorten nominating speeches to 15 minutes and speed up balloting. Walter Hallanan, chair of the arrangement committee, says rules will back the plan, with platform adoption pivotal to moving the schedule. Delegates may face two to three days to nominate president and vice president, as radio and TV commitments force tighter limits.
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Corry Woman Hurt In City Street Wreck
Mrs. J Dingle of 253 Marlon street was injured yesterday afternoon in a collision at the intersection of West Washington and West Magnetreet. The auto accident involved Donald Tingle driving a vehicle occupied by Miss Agness Lynch of 62 Station Street and Miss Eprah Wesilimed, with both cars damaged. An investigation by city officers determined Schuld impairability for the crash.
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Goldsboro Faces Saturday Vote On Fund Issue In Coal Talks
Pressures mount in soft coal contract talks with three weeks left to avert a national strike. Justice Goldsboro to decide next Saturday on Welfare fund obligations tied to 1947 pension plan. Van Horn seeks to block spending without his signature while Bridges and Lewis clash over fund liabilities.
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Truman vetoes pension bill amid Social Security clash
Washington June 14 President Truman vetoed a measure to raise needy aged benefits saying it fails to meet his request and taints the Social Security program. The bill would add about 184 million annually and 5 dollars a month for needy aged and 4 dollars for dependent children, with states matching grants. The measure would block extending payroll tax financed old age insurance and faced House action on a separate security bill affecting about 93.6 million people.
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Draft Bill Clears House Committee Local Owner Sells Horn Building
A long flagged real estate deal sees Mrs. C F Bliss sell the three story Horn block at the southeast corner of Marth Center and Bas Washington streets. Reported purchase price exceeds 80000 with Jack MacInnes listed as buyer and a large mortgage covering much of the price. The Murphy Company Pauls Mens Wear and other tenants retain their leases as transfers complete in the city business district.
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New Sub Station Brings Power To Elgin Area
A new sub station near Erie County will supply electricity to Erie and parts of Warren and Crawford counties. Construction delays due to material shortages pushed the full station completion beyond initial plans. The facility connects the Elgin area to Western Burnt Electrification Association lines, with power temporarily shut off during initial testing.
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Butler Escapee Back In Custody
Fatune Butler, a 20 year old former Army paratrooper, who has escaped from Byler county jail twice, was scheduled for return today. Police say he attempted escape by climbing through a widow and leaping to the ground, with prior sentences for burglary and robbery.
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Barn Fire Destroys Gates Farm Barn South of City
A fire destroyed a barn at Gates farm three miles south of the city early yesterday morning. Loss estimated at 6000 dollars with equipment and stock damaged. two horses were saved and efforts prevented spread to adjacent structures. Owner Mr Gates plans rebuilding later this year.
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Diplomas Awarded at St Edward's Senior Class
Preliminaries for diploma conferrals at St Edward's saw SOUL Members of the Senior Class and wards honored as Rev Joseph A Cisiola urged graduates to be good citizens and moral leaders. Awards for attendance and spelling were presented along with American Legion honors and perfect attendance prizes.
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Janice Hasler
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Matthew Boral
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Theodore Wk
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Marie Hannan
Dorothy Savuicki
Bill Jackson
Police Arrest Driver on Registration Count
A driver was arrested by state police after a registration citation. Officers noted the vehicle’s license issues and cited the driver for operating with a faulty mechanism and failing to maintain control on a steep grade.
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Ajax Union Plans Wednesday Walkout After Negotiations
Members of the Ajax Union and International Association of Machinists voted at a meeting to strike on Wednesday. After a month of talks between union representatives and the company, a tentative deal offered a modest wage increase, but the walkout remains possible if further agreements fail.
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Thieves Take 85 In Break-In At Wattsburg
Thieves forced entry through a rear door of a Wattsburg establishment run by Raymond Rulkowski and stole from three coin machines a total of about $60 in change plus two cases of beer. A cigaretto and pipball machine and the juke box were smashed. about $10 from each was taken. Total loss estimated at 85 dollars. Police investigated but few clues were found.
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Conviction of SoyPardt Elster Reported by House Committee
Washington June 14 The cabinet of Congress conviction of SoyPardt Elster called America No 4 Communist by House committee was upheld today by the United States Court of Appeals. Elster faces six years in jail for refusing to answer questions before the committee. American activist committer.
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Elk ceremony honors flag day with 500 in city park
More than 500 people attended ceremonies at City Park for Flag Day. Lt. Col. Lee Tireail of the Army spoke on democratic ideals and defense of the nation. A parade featuring the evolution of the American flag marched along First Avenue and Center Street, led by motorcycle escorts and various veteran and civic groups.
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U.S. Court Grants Temporary Restraint in Maritime Strike Threat
In New York on June 1 a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order preventing a potential nationwide strike of more than 109,000 maritime workers. The move follows threats by Seven unions to strike if talks fail by midnight, affecting East Gulf and West Coast dock workers and Seamen aboard merchant ships.
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Local Firm's Taxi Stolen and Recovered
A Ford taxi driven by Archie Wills was stolen from the Housh Club in the north end yesterday morning. Police were alerted after it disappeared at 1 PM and later recovered abandoned near Thames. Fingerprints were taken as officers sought the suspect, described as a driver with a fare.
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Induction bill advances to floor amid tense debate
The rules committee voted six to four to send the draft bill to the House floor for debate later this week. Rep Har ness could decide the bill’s fate in the committee, while opponents argue the plan risks expanding military training with a two year draft system and broader conscription. The measure, proposing a two year draft, would target men aged 18 to 25 and faces a rocky path before a final floor vote.
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Loaded milk truck wreck near Corry injures no one
A loaded Carnation milk truck veered off Route 6 four miles west of Corry and tipped onto its side after the wheels sank into a soft berm. Driver Donald Tanner of Corry escaped injury as wreckers were summoned to right and remove the vehicle bound for Cambridge Springs.
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Sideswipe collision on state route venue details unclear
A mid day Saturday sideswipe crash on a state route near Connys something injures a person named in a local report. Officials from Clarion The Mee Conranaicent and other agencies are involved. About 600 units affected as traffic diversions were set up.
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