Wreckage of Two Planes Hunted as 10 Feared Dead
Ground searchers in Wyoming comb Mt Timpanogos and Wasatch range for two missing craft a civilian Beechcraft from Chicago and an Air Force B25 bomber from Great Falls Montana. Ten aboard include five in each plane. search teams face snow and cloud while Civil Air Patrol and Air Force planes scour the Likely area and southwest Wyoming for wreckage and clues.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Mt. Timpa
Nogos
Chicago
Air Force
Great Falls
Mont
Civil Air Patrol
Wasatch Range
Wyoming
Wasatch Mountains
Mt. ‘Timpanogos
Air Fores
Air Porce
T. G. Remakus
Beechcraft
Robert J. Willis
Tacques
George Dott
Wauconda
Harry Knutson
San Francisco
Costa Rica
H. W. Gindelle
Pittsburgh
Daniel ©. Howley
Springfield
Maws
Howards
John Jr
Mendham
A.C. Doyle
Dempsey
Hawkins
Tex
Donald B. Cubbage
Maurice McNulty
Plan Floor Show To Aid Red Cross
An innovation to raise funds for the Corty Chapter of the American Red Cross was announced today. A special floor show with local talent is planned at the Moore Grub tomorrow night and a game show next Saturday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post home. There will be no admission charge but an offering will be taken with all proceeds to the Red Cross. The floor show is new this year, arranged by John Chillock and Sam Bareasl, who lead the campaign among clubs. They hope donations will exceed those of previous years. Brig Gen Glenn D. Glenn, 48, who represented the U.S. Air Force in the Korean truce negotiations and was chief of staff of the Air Force at Mitchel Field, Long Island, N.Y., in World War II, died Wednesday.
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Red Cross
Corty
American Red Cross
Moore Grub
Veterans of Foreign Wire Post
Red Crow
John Chillock
Sam Bareasl
Glenn
San Antonio
Gert. Edgar
Mitchel Wield
Long Inland
N.Y
Plains States Being Whipped By Dust Storms
Dust storms with winds up to 70 mph swept across the Great Plains harming agriculture in Colorado Oklahoma Texas Nebraska and Kansas. Officials estimated half of Colorado winter wheat damaged and erosion in Goshen County Wyoming. Pilots reported visibility near 25 feet as dust darkened the skies over several states, though the era of the 1930s Dust Bowl was not repeated.
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Plains
Associated Press
Kansas City
Great Plains
Colorado
Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
Kanse
Wyoming
Goshen
Arkansas
Kansas
Area Authority awards four construction contracts for Concord Wayne Elgin school
Corry Area School Authority last night approved five contracts totaling 362549 for the Concord Wayne Elgin Elementary School. General work went to Seltzer and Young Inc New Castle at 259201. Stefanak and Sons Parrell will handle heating at 84804. David N Brown and Ben Bradford win plumbing at 20283. McNerney Electric Erie secures electrical at 24332. Consolidated Kitchen Equipment NYC MD gets kitchen fixtures at 10689. Contracts to be aligned March 19. Authority approves expenses and initial interest payments from the general fund. Authority President Deutschlander may adjust figures before payment. A request by Ludwig Construction Co for 75000 considered. 50000 approved. Remaining withholdings total about 71000 after payment.
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Concord-Wayne- Elgin
Corry Area
Frank MckKnight
Presliant
Walter Deutschlander
L. H. Ludwig Construction Co., Inc
Gettern
Beaver pelts rise as season closes in Corry area
Beaver trades end with 64 pelts tagged nine fewer than last year. Prices up 40 to 50 percent versus four years ago with top $34.60 for four pelts. Largest beaver weighed 61 pounds from Dewy Mitchell. Buyers from area pressed market as game officials oversaw the sale at the Corry Rod and Gun Club gathering.
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Corry
Game Commission
Elmer Simpson
Geore Burdick
Tidioute
Lyle Watrous
Harold Howard
Dewy Mitchell
R. D. 3. Corry
Willist Prine
Prospect Street
William McKay
Union Olly
Ed Barr
Wayne Jaggi
Pantits
Prankster Harasses 17-Year-Old Bromley Daughter
Police report a mysterious caller harassing Mildred Bromley, the 17-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alton Bromley at 1024 Mead Avenue. The calls, escalating to vulgar language, began Tuesday afternoon and continued late into Wednesday, with a blue car mentioned, prompting police to advise the family to secure doors and contact them if danger arises.
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Alton Bromley
Mead Avenue
Mildred Brimley
Moman
Mead Park
Soria
Urcaller
Big crack found near top of Niagara Falls
A widening crack near the brink of Niagara Falls could alter the fall if another rock failure occurs. The crack lies about 60 to 70 feet from Prospect Point, a rockshelf on the American side. About 106,000 tons of rock already fell from Prospect Point last July.
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Niagara Falls
Niagars Falls
Gale Wips Across Pennsylvania in Severe Storm
Gale force winds up to 78 miles per hour lashed the Pittsburgh district as storms struck Pennsylvania. Hail and lightning accompanied gusts, causing power line outages, uprooted trees, and flooding low-lying areas. Police and fire departments were inundated with emergency calls. one TV station was knocked down and another forced off the air.
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Associated Preas
Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Weather notes signal unsettled week with storms
Weather observer George Muldevick reported the day’s high reaching 65 as temperatures rose then fell by late morning. Rain totaling about 0.56 inch erased much of the existing snow while a tornado warning and severe storms threatened portions of Pennsylvania. Thunderstorms lashed Philipsburg and State College with winds near 60 mph before easing. the storm line stretched toward Albany as the weather service issued alerts.
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Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Philipsburg
State College
Albouna
Tipsy Corryite Smashes Auto In Wake Of Crash
Daniel C DeCoux of 2 C Street faced a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after colliding with Florence Bowmanns parked car on East Main Street. He pled guilty and was bound over to the next term of Common Pleas Court, released on a $500 bond. Bowmann reported the crash near her home and stated DeCoux fled the scene before police arrived. The front end of DeCoux s car and Bowmann s rear fender were damaged. A second item notes the death of Mironlova Ster nova a noted movie star in Mexico City.
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Daniel C. DeCoux
C Street
George
Don
Common Press Court
DeCoux
Florence Bowman
East’ Main Street
Bowmann
Gradh
DeCous
East Main
Bowman
Becoux
Tim
DeCone
de Coux
Governor Won't Commit On Lawmakers Pay Increase
Harrisburg report says Governor George Leader stops short of approving a raise for legislators while noting the post may become a full time job. He favors annual sessions and a $3,000 yearly salary if sessions are adopted, but says any immediate raise will wait for proper time. Democratic leaders push for a higher expense allowance, with legislative leaders meeting next Monday to discuss the increase before the new session opens. a rival view from Speaker Andrews warns action is needed to restore dignity of the Assembly. The article also notes a pending sale of WBUF TV in Buffalo to Nations Broadcasting Co, awaiting FCC approval.
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Dem
Associated Press
Harrisburg
George
Senate
House
General Assembly
Inter
U's
UAW
Isis
Speculator concerns cited on market boom by Graham
In prepared Senate testimony Benjamin Graham, chairman of Graham-Newman and Columbia finance professor, warned the stock market may be entering a speculative stage. He urged cautious government action and proposed Congress empower a tax rate change to boost common stock supply, while advising investors to reduce heavy equity holdings amid uncertain outlook.
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Washington
New York
Benjamin Graham
Senate, Banking Committee
Graham-Newman Investment Corp
Columbia University School of Buei~ues
Graham
Snl
Graham Squid
Congress
Legality Of Fluoridation Upheld By First Court
New Castle Missouri report states Lawrence County Court upholds state power to authorize fluoridation of public water supplies and Health Department to choose methods to prevent tooth decay. The article notes controversy, with physicians supporting fluoride use for children and debates over adult benefits and health risks.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania
Lawerence
Mowith
Health Department
Rome
Fluoridation Upheld In State Health Ruling
The state health department won a ruling upholding water fluoridation in New Castle and surrounding townships. Judges dismissed an injunction by opponents, noting fluoridation’s dental benefits despite safety debates. Health Secretary Bren Mattison called the decision encouraging for the program.
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Btuty Health Department
New Maskie
South New Snade
Nexhannock
Union
Hmlekoxy
Molly Department
Jack M. Genkinger
Victor W. Hoye
Clinton D. Kenny
W. Willer Braham
Lawsene
Phileen
Danenr
Nevion
Fie Tant
Hye Country
Beryn F Mattison
Ise Deci
Alon
Tornado hits Connersville area causing extensive damage
A tornado like storm struck Connersville Indiana early today damaging the Philco plant roof and many homes. Eight large semitrailers were overturned and a New York Central freight car derailed. The storm sped east toward Springersville and Union City, with barns destroyed and a downtown fire after power lines were torn down. No injuries reported.
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Prem
Union City
Comnersville
Flood Waters Leveling Off After Ohio River Crest
Flood waters along the Ohito River crest peaked near 46 1/2 feet and leveled off after midnight with stations showing stationary stages by midmorning. Meteorologist Bragier warned of further decline but cautioned about potential lingering damage as communities in Pennsylvania and nearby states faced evacuation and costly destruction.
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Annoviated
Louisville
Ohito
Buren
Mage
William Bragier
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Chielmotlmney
Bik
Pittsburgh
Law
Franceburg
Jef
Army
Hospital to elect new Corry Memorial Hospital board
Unclear minutes from Corry Memorial Hospital monthly meeting list candidates for the coming year including Dr WR 2X and others. Names span roles from president to treasurer with mentions of Zionist figures and educators noted amid incomplete OCR text.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Nove
Dr WR
Tams
Clymer
W. HL
Baynest
Spartanburg
Aleagon
Weretany
Byrd predicts victory against tax cut despite defections
Senator Byrd of Virginia concedes a few Democratic votes may oppose the $20 tax cut but still expects Senate passage. He notes some backers may switch to a substitute plan with offsetting revenues. Senators Thurmond and Ervin hint support for the substitute, while Gore backs it though the vote remains tight. House action on extending current rates is tied to the floor battle with timing set for next week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Senate
House
Thurmond
D-80
Ervin
D-Nc
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
M Mavee
Sen
Williams
R-Del
Ben, Langer
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Hunphrew Labolud
Kynowlaund Ur-Catin Ladie Ute
Vale Post
Lamb's Request Is Turned Down Over WICU License Hearing
FCC lawyers say Lamb’s 54 percent stake inquiry into Edward Lamb’s stake should continue and Tamil should testify. The hearing seeks renewal of Lamb’s license for Television Station WICU in Erie Pennsylvania and examines whether Lamb is qualified to run the station amid allegations of undisclosed ties and funding to a community group. The FCC argues the examiner lacks authority to end proceedings and notes the hearing has produced millions in testimony.
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Reneraome Muinications Commission
Edward Lamb
Tule
Lamb
WICU
Erie
FCC
Broadcant Bureau
Aute Jn
Lambonde
Lani
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