Clymer Man Dies After Route 17 Pedestrian Crash
A Clymer man dies after a car strike on Route 17 near Chautauqua Lake. Pedestrian Willan Jeusterfelt, 2, of Clymer, succumbs later in hospital. Victim Edward Nichols, 76, of Dewittville, died hours after the crash from a heart attack. The incident occurred as Nichols walked across the highway, with Beasterfell of Clymer also seriously injured. Funeral arrangements set for Beasterfell with services at the Spier Funeral Home in Clymer. Nichols is survived by his sister Nellie Barker of Kansas City and brother Robert of Albion, plus a niece.
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Damestons Hospital
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Union City Man Held by Police in Kansas
Union City man William P. Allen of Chilton City was nabbed after an attempted theft and arson case near Corry, Kansas. He is fighting extradition, county officials say no formal extradition papers have been filed, while State Police recovered the vehicle.
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Milk Commission Delays Price Cut Amid Testy Hearing
In Harrisburg on March 6 the Milk Commission postponed a planned price reduction. Chairman PLN Guth guided the session as producers and merchants pressed for relief. The proposal would have cut the Pittsburgh producer price from 22 1 20s to 35 05 cents per unit, with May 15 as the effective date amid ongoing talks.
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Three Vehicles Damaged West of Union City
A three-vehicle collision west of Union City on Route 1 involved Mrs. Kightlinger driving a Packard sedan and Harry W. Anderson of Union City in another car. Paul Greenwood, also of Union City, failed to observe the sequence of events, rear ending Mrs. Kightlinger’s vehicle and pushing it into Anderson’s car. No injuries were reported among the occupants.
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Cold Weather Shifts East as Floods Persist in Nebraska and Iowa
Cold air from Canada moves into the north central states sparking relief hopes for flood conditions in Nebraska and Iowa. North Dakota reports 10 below temperatures as Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa brace for more cold. Nebraska and Missouri River floods force hundreds to flee. Crete and Missouri Valley areas see major water impacts and service disruptions persist with evacuations and rationing in Missouri Valley. Typhoid shots planned for residents, highway reopening and rail traffic resume amid ongoing flooding complexities.
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Broadway producer Crosby Galge dies at 66
Crosby Galge, Broadway theatrical producer and food and wine expert, died at Peekskill Hospital. The Nelson, Nebraska native passed away from heart disease after admission two weeks earlier.
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Delays in 1949 Planning and Traffic Measures Discussed
Erie rail crossing gates and Sunday bowling alley hours drew council debate while paving quality and storm sewer work on East Wayne Street faced delays. Officials seek bids and inspections, study traffic at East Main and South Center, and consider zoning changes as legal questions on minor access and Sunday operations loom.
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Troops Deployed in India to Quell Nationwide Strike
On March 8 in Welhi India the government mobilized troops to curb a Communist led railway mail and telegraph strike slated to begin the next day. The Bombay government ordered police and military guards to shoot anyone tampering with essential public services. The national government announced it will use Army personnel to replace strikers if they walk off their jobs in large numbers.
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30 Miners Stand Fast in Sitdown Strike at Argyle Coal
In GALIITZEN Pennsylvania thirty miners refused to leave the Argyle Coal Co mine after a sitdown began yesterday with six participants. Thomas Knee, Local No. 1056 UMW committeeman, said others intended to stay underground until the dispute over ore distribution is resolved.
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Odom Sets Record For Light Plane
Odom, 49, former World War II ferry pilot, lands his single engined 186-hp monoplane after a 86 hour, 5000 mile nonstine world clearance attempt from Honolulu to Peterbine near New York. He carried 288 gallons of gasoline as spectators swarm the field. Official mileage pending instrument check.
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Details of Pact Now Revealed
London reports reveal a proposed North Atlantic defense pact to be signed in Washington by month end. The 20 year pledge commits signers to military response against armed attack and outlines U.S. commitments, consultation, and mutual defense preparations as diplomats near completion.
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Chinese Premier Resigns as Communists Seek Peace
Mureh Sun Fo resigns from the Nationalist regime amid civil war talks. Gen Ho Ying-Chin emerges as likely successor and acting president Li Tsung-Jen could choose him to bridge factions and influence the Whampoa military clique.
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Suspended April Draft Calls Across District
District board reports April draft calls suspended and January to March enlistees postponed. Truman Dunkle of Harrisburg Selective Service HQ says enlistment program pressures caused the action while maintaining registrant classifications. 62 percent of district registrants have been notified of their classification.
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Reds To Return Warship Friday
Frayed wire service copy reports a planned return of a U S coastal warship on Friday amid tense East West frictions. Officials in Lewas Del describe the move as routine naval procedure tied to ongoing Atlantic patrols and strategic posture.
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Corry Red Cross Campaign Reaches $700 Today
Corry Red Cross campaign passes the seven hundred dollar mark as donations come in from business and professional workers and committee chairs. The drive aims to exceed a goal of £2,798 while addressing disaster relief in the Midwest and West.
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Delay in flood control measure faces Senate vote
Harrisburg senator Chapman notes a postponement of a plan to spend 400000 for flood control projects in McKean Potter and Tioga counties. He cites prior flood damage and urges repairs and preventive steps, but says no action will be taken soon as appropriation bills are typically last to reach the Senate for a vote.
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House Panel Approves 135 Million for Unemployment Aid
The House appropriations committee approved 135 million dollars to support unemployment compensation programs across states amid fears over rent controls fate. The measure, part of a 195 million dollar package, heads to the House for action, while rent limits face an ominous Senate outlook and possible extension discussions.
Irio Arrested Here on Charge of Larceny
Three Confederates Robert Simmonsen and Put om were arrested this morning on a larceny complaint filed by Metra Hatavsayn of West Pleasant Street. The trio was tentatively identified after the plaintif teated the aia nab denon and gave a ride home last night. They allegedly inveiled a cast of beer a two‑pound brick of cheese and three cartons of cigarettes after departure. A hearing on the larceny charge was scheduled for this afternoon. TREASURY REPORT Washington March 8 The Treasury position shows net budget receipts 147,790,091.62 expenditures 107,254,443.71 cash balance 4,309,006,472.91 total debt 252,082,271,653.53 increase over previous day 36,991,199.99.
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Top Defendants Hit With Fines and Prison Terms
Prosecutor sought harsh penalties in a high profile case with ten others. Top defendants received fines of 3750 dollars each. Eleven co-defendants faced long prison terms, with civil rights forfeiture and property loss for all.
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Four Bulgarian churchmen jailed for spy trial verdict
Sofia reports March 8 The four top defendants in Bulgaria's Protestant church spy trial were sentenced to prison terms. Sentences included life imprisonment for the leaders and related punitive fines. The proceedings described extensive allegations of espionage and political influence linked to religious groups and state security.
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Rep Sol Bloom Dies Suddenly In Washington
Longtime New York congressman Sol Bloom dies in Bethesda Maryland near his 79th birthday after a heart attack. Bloom rose from poverty to influence as a key member of the Foreign Affairs Committee and a prominent figure in U S policy. reactions from Truman, Rayburn and colleagues flow in as officials mourn the veteran lawmaker.
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March
Sal Bloom
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