Three City Weekend Car Crashes Reported
Three traffic accidents investigated by city officers over the weekend causing extensive damage. An Oldsmobile sedan was struck by a pur driven car, pushing it into a second vehicle on east Sill street. Damages estimated at 200 dollars for the two cars. A second crash occurred on West Washington street when a parked car was hit by a vehicle from Raymond avenue. another vehicle on Millstreet was damaged in a separate impact.
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Pur
Joseph Tinke
Jinion
Nick Butchko
Eric
Tinko
James O'Brien
West
Washington Street
Raymond Avenue
Iur
Harry Bolin
Buffaio
Arthur Eckson
South Center Street
Millstreet
Townville
Goory-Inynestowy
Cory Haxplin
Pollew
Sullivans
JD. Hove
Sonor
Sperlausburg
Bennink
Speaker Warns of Communism in Corry Speech
More than 200 Corry residents heard Lowry Humes deliver a speech at Bilks auditorium warning against Communism and totalitarian dictatorship. The program included a parade, honors for veterans and a musical program led by local Elks and Legion groups, with remarks from Mayor Kinley and Rev. Whiteman.
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Elks
Corry
Lowry Humes
Meadville Attines
UW. 8
Bilks
United States
Humes
Wberry
Sharler Greening
American ‘Legion
Corry Dodge
Mike Fags
Legion Band
Legion
Corry Mary Mothers
Gars
Veterans of
Poreien
V. FW
Aux-Lliary
Ruger Terael Post
American LeGion
Erie
Corry Lodge of Elks
Corry Five Department
J. Fred Kinley
Francis Whiteman
Charles Lyons
Whiam Jo Roehrig
Corry youths nabbed after lake area car chase
Four youths about 17 years old were chased by a car from Findley Lake property to Macks Chapel Church on the Brench Creek Mulch Road. Deputies found no license plates match and no items were taken. It was unclear if trespass charges would be filed. Treasury report lists receipts and debt totals.
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Fis Section
Madley Lake
Merle Peterson
Macks Chapel
Brench Creek
Mattis Chapel
Chautauqua County
Sherid
Paul Coe
Lester Thompson
Chaaing
Freevne
Peterson
Truman Vetoes Income Tax Bill
President Truman vetoed a proposed four hundred seven million dollar income tax reduction bill. Supporters expect a two thirds House vote to override. Senate action awaited. The veto labels the plan as ill timed and misweighted, arguing tax cuts must align with sound finances and broader economic needs.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Goljeriss
Des Moines River flood impacts Keosauqua business district
Bulletin dated June 16 reports the Des Moines River crest reached Keosauqua causing damage in the business district and moving downstream toward the Mississippi near Keokuk as the Maquoketa River eased.
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Des Moines
Woosy
Businese
Mississippi
Keo Kuk
Maudericis
Spartansburg to Buy New $7,000 Fire Truck
Spartansburg firemen, awaiting charter approval for the Spartansburg Fire Department and Relief Association, expect delivery of a new $7,000 fire truck by mid July. Built by Howe Fire Apparatus Company of Anderson Indiana, the cab-type unit carries 300 gallons booster tank, 200 feet booster hose, foam and CO2 systems, and modern fire protection gear.
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Spartansburg
Meadville
Spartansburg Fire Department and Relief Association
Howe Fire Apparatus Company
Anderson
Ind
Sparta Bremen
Menkey
Hoover Emerges as GOP Top Economic Advisor
Former President Herbert Hoover is rising as a key economic counselor to Congressional Republicans. His cautious warning against continuing large foreign aid and loans has gained support from GOP leaders and many Democrats, signaling a potentially larger role in shaping future U.S. policy.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
United States
Congress
Four Way Probe Pressed Into Plane Crash
Investigators pursue a four way inquiry into the Blue Ridge plane crash that killed 50 with 37 bodies identified and mass burial considered for unidentified victims. A five member air safety board chaired by James Landis will study new safety measures.
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Lhdadurg
William Frazer
London County
Capital Air Lines
Blue Ridge
Mount Ivins
Keys Gap
W. van
Washington
Tristan
James M. Landis
Civil Aeronautics Board
Landis
Ome Special Air Safety Board
Hungary Rulers Defied At Rally
Presbse tere in Budapest hosted a defiant rally led by Desve Sulyok of the Tue dom party. He attacked Hungary's Communist rulers calling the regime a police state and urged stronger opposition as British and American reporters watched.
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Budapest
Auhgary
Desve Sulyok
Tuedom
Hungary
Oper
Sulyok
Suigoss
Multiple Nearby Crashes Hurts Five Cars Damaged
Reports say five cars were damaged in three area crashes over a period this week. Police noted injuries including bruises and treated a victim at Curry Hospital. damages estimated around $800 to $1,200 with several drivers cited for failure to yield or improper handling.
Stassen Urges Rebuilding Ruhr at Swarthmore
Harold Stassen urged rebuilding the Ruhr region without socialization or monopoly, proposing joint profit sharing from high production. He spoke at Swarthmore College commencements, outlining broader U S economic policy and aid for England amid postwar recovery.
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Harald Wm Stassul
Europe
Dormer Republican Gaveyte
Mivhestia
Ruhr
Watsars
Swarthmore Collens
Stassin
England
Melloe
Stassel
Auto industry settlements shrink strike toll
The number of idle auto workers fell toward 5,000 as final settlements were announced by the CIO United Auto Workers with Packard Motor Car and Briggs Manufacturing, plus a tentative accord with Bendix Aviation. The pattern includes wage increases and paid holidays, while Ford continues a 27th day of strike by the UAW Local 600.
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Packard Motor Car Co
Briggs
CIO
United Auto Workers
Bendix Aviation Do
Caw-Cto
Association of America
Ford Motors Company
Marshall Plan Split Europe or Unite It
Maritime workers on the East Coast tie up ports in a coastwise walkout. Industry leaders warn of disrupted shipping as 3,000 sailors idle and 4 ships idle, with unions and owners at odds over stretch of labor action.
Door Open for Russians 10 Join in Program
Washington reports say Secretary of State Marshall and advisers push an open approach to Europe’s chaos and communism. The plan aims to unite Eastern European economies with the West, or risk stronger Soviet economic blocs and reduced U.S. aid.
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Legislature to End Session This Evening
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania General Assembly plans to wrap up the 1837 session tonight after approving key measures. A local boxing bill and education program changes passed both chambers but await conference committee review as leaders anticipate adjournment by 5 p.m. with ongoing talks on salaries and strikes.
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Dantinry
Judge allows Wallace to speak at Watergate amphitheatre
Federal Judge James M. Prodler refused to bar Henry A. Wallace from speaking at the government owned Watergate amphitheatre near Lincoln Memorial. He rejected a petition by the American Anti Communist Association led by Rep. O'Ronski to compel J. A. Krug to block Wallace use of the venue. O Kensill left court vowing to push Congress to demand an anti Communist stance at home before funding fights abroad.
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Watergate Amphi Chaubie
Americant Anti-Communist Association
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O'Ronski
R-Wis
Tnterior
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O'Kensill
Devlurstioi
Congress
Last Minute Action On Labor Bill By Truman
Washington report notes President Truman may act on the partial labor bill near Friday’s deadline. Press Secretary Foy details no change in the income tax bill after Truman’s Princeton speech. The president travels tomorrow for remarks at Princeton and a Washington stop, with a doctors’ degree ceremony planned in Charlottesville Virginia.
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Sangiatea
Washington
Charles G. Fuyss
Teiman
Hass
Princeton University
Princeton St
Jobtesville Va
Thoms de Heryon Meinurin
Cisrion
Aviation group probes crashes seeks safer travel
President Truman named James M. Landis to head a five member inquiry panel with broad powers to examine all aspects of aviation safety. The group includes De Jerome Himsaker and Theodore P. Wright and will study aircraft, engines, electronics, weather, maintenance, and human factors to identify safety measures.
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Truman
Plam
James M. Landis
Civil Aeronautics Board
Hoss
Dusworth
Landis
Mar
Harvard University Law School
Sevirifies and Exchange Commission
Birh
Lomhe Himsaker
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Theodore P. Wright
Civil Aeronautics
Milton W. Arnold
Air Forces
Joe
Cox
Penalties Tighten Over False Public Statements
Harrisburg reports legislation moving to curb libel aims stiff penalties for false statements to newspapers or publications. The bill would impose up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine under a streamlined penal code with House approval anticipated.
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Harrisburg
House
Quadruplets Born Saturday In Miles City
Four babies three girls and a boy were born Saturday to Mrs Edward Randash in Miles City Montana. The smallest weighed 12 ounces and the heaviest three pounds one ounce. Midwife Erie Howard delivered the quadruplets and reports all well as the mother recovers.
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Miles City
Mont
Edward Raudash
Umber Ohey
Onder Akheir
Erie Howard
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