Postponed hearing in assault case at Phoenix Hotel
A hearing for Adam Yaratch of the Phoenix Hotel on an assault and battery charge was postponed until next Saturday at 10 a m. Alderman M S Cobbett ordered the delay to allow both men time to obtain counsel. City police reported an exceptionally quiet 24 hours with no calls or complaints.
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Phoenix Hotel
Pete Tucki
Corry
R. D
M. S. Cobbett
Pennsylvania
Justice of the Peace
Sportsmen protest registration bill in Pennsylvania
March 10 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania sportsmen protest House Bill requiring firearm registration. Rep Edward Duffy Jr sponsor reports dozens of protests from across the state against the measure.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Edward Duffy, Jr
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Pennsylvania firms to receive materials for maintenance
Philadelphia dispatch reports Pennsylvania business will continue to receive materials for maintenance of plants at full operating capacity under National Production Authority priorities. Deputy director William M. Park says no essential production equipment will fail, with substitutions allowed to meet defense needs. Regional offices guide local buyers as districts expand, ensuring civilian economy stays strong during rearmament.
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Man to Stand Trial for Cattle Rustling in Butte County
A 38 year old man held in Allegheny county jail must return to Butte county California to stand trial on cattle rustling charges. Manson Brooks 28 of Chosset California near San Francesco is accused with two burglaries and petty thefts. His brother Ralph pleaded guilty, and extradition papers mark the first cattle rustling extradition in Pennsylvania.
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San Francesco
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New Castle
O. R. Hand
Robert Easley
Six Days From Korea Mother Reunited With Son
A Brooklyn woman, ill with peritonitis, was brought joyfully to her bedside in six days after her son, Marine Cpl. Thomas Grant, 18, returned from Korea. The family said I am so happy to see you I feel better already. She had not seen him in 25 years, a future hopeful moment amid recovery.
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Babson Advises On Inflation Hedges And Real Property
The article contends inflation fears and argues for moving idle funds into real assets like land and houses. It cites potential postwar price rises, suggests Americans invest in real property rather than bonds, and highlights a protracted wartime stance affecting economic policy and education. It notes a 1989 TV broadcast filing by Milwaukee Journal on commercial television.
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AMLIed Forces Widen Bridgehead Across Han
Allied forces push deeper into the Han river area as US Second Division and Korean troops drive back Communist units on the eastern flank. In three days UN forces claim over 24,000 Reds killed or forced back, with air and ground attacks targeting supply lines and front-line positions.
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Eighth Army
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Pilo
Elgin News Notes Cover Local Party and Visits
Elgin notes report a party honoring Mrs Walter Ingale at Mrs Marie Wetmore s home with buttered rolls potato salad cake and coffee. Vistors include Mrs Ruby Ladd returning from Wesleyville and various Erie visits as church and WSCS activities are logged along with home economics events and community concerns.
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Ereet
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Louise Ladd
Palme Lord
Betty McCray
Rimer Ross
Sprine Creek
Cog Fomielins
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Fire leaves 8000 homeless on Panay Island
An AP dispatch from Manila reports a wind driven fire in Izri on Panay Island south of the city destroyed dense business and residential blocks. Eight thousand people were homeless, one man was buried and killed, and officials estimate damage near one million dollars as the fire burned out along the waterfront.
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Manila
Inia
Panay Island
Here
Rafil Jalandoni
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