Allied Artillery Halts Major Chinese Assaults Near Sunghwa
Allied artillery today smashed a sequence of Chinese attacks as Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet warned the Red offensive may resume. West of Sunghwa a Red battalion attacked a U.N. division but was repulsed. Kumson sector saw two Red battalions fail to probe Allied lines. Van Fleet and Ridgway declined comment on a ceasefire while urging continued combat readiness across the Korean front.
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Kumhwa
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Tokyo
James A. Won
Joreruners
van Fleet
Matthew B. Ridgway
Nm Rinstan
van Weli
Nabion
Sunr
Kumsonsq
Mgm
Washington
Peporis Ruswiaas
Ths
Millary Miveton
Korea
Gene Eral Ridgwily
Aupyente Ecommander
Brouchs Urder
Adm
Forrest
P- Shermiany
Nava
Retain
New Jersey
Red
Sherman
Mercantile tax notices sent to 35 delinquents
Delinquent merchants in the school district were mailed notices regarding the mercantile levy for the last quarter. The notices, issued by special tax official M. B. Cobbett, warned of discounts if paid by April 30 and stated the fire value after that date. The move follows earlier abolition and protests by board members.
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Distriet
Cobbett
Ed Heaton
Delinque Hokies
Modern Rail Depot Revival Rumors Stir City Officials
City officials inspect the passenger station amid rumors of a new joint use depot by the Erie and Pennsylvania lines. Superintendent T B McGinnis and executives from Youngstown and others discuss potential sites west of Center Street and the broader plan to unite Brie and Pennsy facilities.
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Tively
Thiotc
Lie Fong
T. B. McGinnis
Suduiunei
Bert
Livnytral
F. H. McQriahuq
Pennsylvania
Ank
Somn
McGinnis
Fur UK
Bennay
Nalion
Methodists Buy 95 Acre Tract for Grand Valley Center
The Erie Conference education board announced the purchase of a 95 acre tract in Warren County thirteen miles north of Pleasantville overlooking Grand Valley. Funds for development up to 100000 were authorized to build dormitories and camping facilities for 200 to 250 people. Summer programs will include youth institutes leadership schools and spiritual retreats.
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Puuchase
Warren County
Methodist Erie Conference
Pleasantville
Grand Valley
Meadville
Fw, Hunt
Conference Education Board
Maltman
Cnery
Fir
Wellton
Methodist Erie
Hunt
Education Board
Youth 15 Killed By PRR Train Near Youngsville
A 15 year old, identified as Gripper, was struck by a PRR passenger train near Youngsville while racing toward downtown. The body was taken to the Foulis Funeral Home. investigation by Coxouw Bil Linvrey will determine if fatality was due to training or signal failure. several relatives survive including Lana Finan and Berilee Crippen.
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PRR
Youngsville
Youngsvilly
Ata
Youngevie Tay
Ghiude
von Ut
Witla Crippen
York
Wien
Ernin
Cunellator
G. Linvrey
Gripper
Younss- Ville
Felioe Chite
Svedbhier
Fouls
Anuemens
Brainer
Deoree
Sar Tree Alsteas
Lana Fintan
Iranian Chief Sends Message To President About Oil Flow
Iranian Prime Minister Mossadegh sent a message through Foreign Minister Kasem to President Truman seeking to keep Iran’s oil flowing to the West. The note shows no hint of compromise with Britain over the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company dispute, and warns that a strike or resignations by ATCO workers could force a shutdown of Iran’s oil industry, affecting Western Europe’s defense.
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Britain
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Tru
Bremler
Mohammed Massadesth Sett
Tugent
Mosaine
Truman Jogay
Iran
Tran
Briain
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Tr Ovi
Eles
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Dean Acheson
S. Ambresador
Henry F Grady
Taman
Bauher Kasem
Atesh
Alowian
Mossadegh Hus
Wublon
Tan
Anglo-Tanji
Beitini
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Belo
Tiave
Europe
Re Declaration of Independence Event in Philadelphia
History turns back 17 percent years with a dramatic re declaration of independence set for July 4 in Independence Hall. The celebration features pageantry around the Liberty Bell and honors figures like Washington Jefferson and Franklin in a four day festival amid memory of liberty and freedom from tyranny.
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Philadelphia
Jime
Independence Hall
George Washington
Benjamin Pranidin
Thomas Jeffery
Bigger Tax Hike Sought by Truman Administration
Treasury Secretary Snyder told the Senate committee that Congress must approve roughly 10 billion dollars in added taxes to avoid red ink and inflationary pressure. He urged increases to individual income and excise taxes beyond the House proposal, including higher gasoline and tobacco levies for about 10.0 billion dollars in extra annual revenue.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Nike
House
Congress
Lens
Truman
Senate Committee
Three Rail Unions Reject Offer in June Labor Talks
Three operating rail unions the Firemen Engineers and Conductors rejected the railroad carrier proposal on rules changes while a fourth union the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen accepted a similar offer on May 25 and signed a new three year pact. The pay rise offered was 33 cents an hour for yard service and 18 cents for road service with a possible additional penny from a cost of living adjustment. A joint session over a separate rape case in Jamestown court is noted but unrelated to the labor talks.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Salvatore ‘Terenna
Jamestown
Mayville Reeoy
Terenna
Severn
Corry
Ceeutabarta
Sidney T. Heyes
REPORT ENTIRE CONTROLS PLAN NEAR COLLAPSE
Washington report on the economic controls plan facing collapse as House and Senate clash over a stopgap extension and a new price control bill. The Senate voted 46 to 26 to keep price rollbacks banned while the House works on a 31 day extension, with leaders split over broader controls and timing.
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Washington
Benvesn Houve
Senate
House
Lehster Maybank
DSC
Benate
Maybank
Citizens Collect Gambling Evidence in Lake Charles Sting
A large citizen task force hunted illegal gambling for five months in Lake Charles. The group collected evidence for 100 charges and presented it to the district attorney as threats hampered witnesses, with no single member knowing more than two others. More than 2000 volunteers joined the effort under the Five Member Commission.
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Pscocmum
Lake Charles
Simll
Spene
Commondaa Bys
Livens Crime Commission
Distict
James Dewey O'Brien
A. Secret
O'Brien
Ils
Walks of Life
Margaret Visits. Pone Vatigan City
An illegible report notes a visit by a resident and daughter to a place described as Vationn Palace. The text mentions March and Truman and a scene inside a grand hall with attendees. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Margaret
Pone Vatigan City
Jy Black
Vationn Palace
Corry Hospital Aides To Get Pay Increase
Corry Memorial Hospital trustees approved a wage raise for hospital aides effective July 2. The board moved to extend minimum employment standards, holiday pay, sick leave, and Social Security to hospital workers after a State Nurses Association request. Employee vote not required this year.
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Edgar Alexander Mu
Heavil
Stale Nurses Association
State Nurses Association
Saiit
Edgar Alexander
Wwere
Sevina
Galas
Holden
Mitt Pain
Rainesale
Slattery
Smithy
Brun
Talks Continue On Aero Contract At Mig Plant
Reports say union and management are in general accord on a new contract for Aéro Supply Mig employees but key issues remain. The main points involve a proposed pay hike, changes to the vacation plan, and a day night pay differential. A conciliator may be sought if talks fail to close the gaps.
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Aéro Supply
Two Erie Girls Drown In City Reservoir
Two nine year old Erie girls who had been missing since yesterday drowned in the city reservoir, Coroner Warren W. Wood announced. Police are investigating how the children entered the water as the bodies were recovered early today.
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Erie Reservoir
Associated Press
ERIE
City
Warren W. Wood
Rue
Ly Brace
Doyce Tiewalt
Pilice
Musicians Seek City Band Formation After Rehearsal
A Corry area effort to organize a city band grows from a July 11 rehearsal. A special committee led by Wilbur Rickers Howard Bislen and Joe ad Lins Sprovers urges interested musicians to join and help elect officers as the project moves toward fund raising and permanent organization.
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Elmer v. Guyver Post
Wight
Navie
Bana State
Eneiwing Wey
Wilbur Rickers
Howard Bislen
Joe Ad Lins Sprovers
Hem
Atx Pehearsal
Phone Workers Win Wage Hike Across AT and T
Washington June 28 about 20000 long distance telephone workers and servicemen won a one year wage increase covering American Telephone and Telegraph Company employees in 42 states and the District of Columbia. The agreement signed in New York provides basic weekly raises from 93 cents to 9 dollars with adjustments for cost of living and reclassifications granting extra payments to 19 towns.
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Washington
Hans
CIO
States
District of Columbia
New York
Power failure causes brief lighting outage in Corry area
A circuit fault dimmed lights in Corry and nearby homes for about an hour, centered on a 110000 volt line between Union City and the French Road station. Power was restored from Piney Dam and the Warren generating station, with Titusville area service returning by 11 18.
Diplomatic Move Advances Direct Talks in Korea War
A report states that discussions proceed toward a direct 10 billion deal with the United States to bypass UPI and achieve a peaceful settlement in Korea. Explanations were given to the ambassador by Gromyko outlining the approach and intent of the talks.
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Korea
Gromyko
Soviet Proposals Push for Korea Ceasefire Bypass
Moscow announced a clarified Soviet ceasefire plan seeking direct talks with the United States, bypassing the UN. It urges withdrawal of Chinese forces and envisions volunteers from North Korea leaving and a broader political settlement involving all UN participants.
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N. Y
Moscow
United States
Jfist
Idrut
Austins
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North Bay
Soviet Union
Fipeien
Andrei Gromyka
Washington
Russia
Orient
UN Cireles
Mosc
Calles
Ussr
U.S
Tishkine
Korea
Parth Uelow
Acheson
House For Alemisarre
Yalu River
Manchuria
Young Republicans Meet in Boston in 4th Biennial Session
In Boston the Young Republicans held the fourth biennial narc meeting with over 7,000 delegates registered for the February session. Principal speaker U. S. Senator Richart Wiki Ml Calle addressed the gathering as the convention opened this morning amid Republican sentiment and preparations for statewide campaign events.
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Thane Uy
Sion
Richart
Washington
Wonteols
Nixall
Lee Hendon
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