Senators Push Coal Study Including Anti-Strike Probe
GOP senators Butler and Watkins urge Truman to broaden a coal industry study to include antitrust framing of unions. The move accompanies a push for hearings on the president’s plan, while Labor Secretary Tobin and Senator Robertson debate a bill to curb union power by applying antitrust laws to striking unions.
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Governor Duff Delays Malone Decision On Insurance Post
Gov James Duff declined to fire James J Malone, state insurance commissioner, saying he has not decided the future status. Duff answered probe about Malone backing Jay Ghoke for the GOP nomination and said he is not ready to announce any action today.
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Crandall Couple Seeks 25000 From Haymont in Erie County Suit
Marjorie Crandall of Lily City and her husband seek 25000 in damages from Haymont Murdach of Vouville Vermont. The Crandalls, owners of Blue Bonnet Bistro on HWH Webb Place, were injured on Route 10 on May 7, 1948, and confined to a hospital for several days. The case hinges on expected filing in Erie County court today or tomorrow.
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Jory Kite
Erie and Pennsy Restore Passenger Train Service Early
Officials in Philadelphia announced trains will return to full service early next week. Trains 920, 493, 940, 981 likely resume as Erie and Pennsy lift curtailments that had reduced Corry area rail and mail movements. Restored service will boost mail and parcel post operations and reduce previous delays.
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Philadelphia
Flag Returns to Fly Over Pearl Harbor Ship Arizona
On March 8 a 50 foot flag was raised over the sunken battleship Arizona to honor the 4 092 crew lost at Pearl Harbor. Admiral Dadfort led the ceremony saying the flag will fly with pride as a tribute to those sailors.
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Fisake
Senate poised to pass oleomargarine tax repeal bill
Senate action expected today on a bill repealing federal taxes on oleomargarine amid dairy-state protests. The House approved the measure 262 to 106 after debate over labeling and composition requirements.
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Federal aid fight stalls over religious school issue in Congress
In Washington March, House labor committee blocked federal funds for parochial school transportation as a larger battle over aid restrictions grows. Senate bill would let states decide spending, while Kennedy proposed withholding two percent from states banning private schools. Catholic leaders say parochial schools deserve auxiliary services like bus transport not general funding.
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Flow of Military 6000s to Europe Launched
A heavy crane hoisted an American bomber aboard the French carrier Dixmude as the convoy began moving to western Europe. The bomber, with United States insignia, was swapped for the French color and joined by other War planes in the first of three shipments to France.
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Shipkov Sentenced to Fifteen Years for U S Spying
March Bulgarian trader Michael Shipkov was sentenced in Sofia to 15 years in prison for spying for the United States. The verdict, reported after a break in, followed a coerced confession described in an affidavit released by the U S Department.
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March
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Three Injured In Corry Area Accidents Reported
Three accident patients were cared for at Corry Hospital yesterday and last evening. Tinko of Corry RD 1 was slated for removal to Hamot Hospital Erie to be placed under orthopedic specialist Dr. Fortune after a rockslide forced their car off the road near Spring Creek. Driver Joseph Scott of Spartansburg reportedly lost control. Tinko was thrown under the dash injuring his back. An x ray showed no fracture. Carol Ann Coons age 1 1 2 of Corry RD 2 was brought in for x rays after fear of swallowed glass from a broken mirror. no fragments seen. Frank Clase, 80 of Third Avenue, admitted after slipping on ice, sustained a fractured right shoulder. his condition is improving. A separate item notes a withdrawal of an injunction suit against Ambridge School Board. Jehovah's Witnesses may use Ambridge High School auditorium for Pittsburelt District circuit assemblies March 17 18 and 19.
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Corry
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C. W. Fortune
Tinko
Spring Creek
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Spartansburg
Tinka
Carol Ann Coons
Robert L. Coons
RD. 2
Frank Clase
Third Avenue
Ex-Corryite Leaves 5000 To Hospital Campaign Record
In a Corry memorial case, a former resident designated 5000 to the Corry Memorial Hospital campaign. Executors: Maunpen of Warren and Thacker lineage. Funds are aimed to support hospital services and expansion, with terms guiding allocation and timing per the will.
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Rossbacher Heads Corry Chamber of Commerce
Richard Roxarcher was elected president of the Corry Chamber of Commerce at an aborigine session held at the Hotel Corey. Officers include Charles Bracken as vice president Robert Ott Jr as second vice president and Miss Helen Jones as treasurer. The group outlined plans for the year and committees to be formed. Jack Stuhl new Retail Merchants Bureau president announced plans for the upcoming Corry Days sale and merchants meeting tomorrow at 6 37 pm at the Boston House.
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Corry
Jack Stuhl
Retail Merchants Bureau
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Three Sought in Theft of $100000 in Jewels
Nashville police pursue three Chicagoans in a Pittsburgh jewelry heist. Walter Jedynak 92 Pall Panegko 28 and Guy Mendoza 2 are wanted for highway robbery and related offenses. Jedynak identified as the third of four suspects who checked out of a Nashville hotel before the hold up. District Attorney General Carlton Loser said charges will be filed.
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Jedlynak
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Navy critic of Johnson loses medical post
Navy critic of Johnson loses medical post amid allegations of mismanagement and political pressure. Witness testimony before the House committee cites proposed hospital cuts and debates over military medical services future.
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Johnson
Key Exhibit in Trial Demanded by Prosecutor
In Manchester March 8 the prosecutor demanded the removal of a key exhibit the vein from Mrs Abbia Borrote's left arm. Dr Richard Ford testified the vein collapsed hours before Dr Hermann Sander’s injections. Defense counsel questioned why the state did not request the vein and a conference delayed the morning session.
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Restrictions Hit Shipments To Red China
Washington announces new curbs on shipments to Red China effective December 20. The order broadens controls on goods and requires permits for many items, with limited exceptions for essential products. The move is tied to Cold War tensions and aims to regulate trade with the Soviet bloc and Asia.
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Senator links woman worker to red groups
Associated Press report from Washington on March 8 details Senator McCarthy’s opening statements before the Senate foreign relations subcommittee. He claims Dorothy Kenyon, a State Department employee and UN commission member, is tied to Communist front groups and earns $12 000 yearly. The hearing centers on alleged communist influence within official circles.
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Treasury Daily Balance Report for March 8
Treasury report from Washington shows net budget receipts of 47 203 002.07 and expenditures of 7 984.28. Cash balance stands at 4 562 651 90308. Total debits equal 256 047 972 890.97, with a daily decrease of 74 503 694 60.
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Northwest Airlines plane crash near Minneapolis kills crew and 10 passengers
A Northwest Airlines plane crashed in a March blizzard near Minneapolis. The article lists crew Captain Donald Jones and co-pilot William McGinn with stewardess Mary Alice Kennedy among the crew, and passengers including B. Eberhardt of Ford and Emery Oliver of J.C. Penney. The wreck injured many, with Mrs. Robo Cullane and others hospitalized.
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Local Woman Reports Jewelry Theft
Mrs. Floyd McKuhn of 110 West Main street reported her apartment opened between noon and 7 p.m. yesterday. Jewelry including a yellow gold bracelet and matching earrings disappeared, with a possible suspect later denying involvement.
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