Wide Area Destruction From Wind Storm Thousands Affected
Severe gales lash wide areas causing over 50 deaths and more than 300 injuries. Utility lines down, traffic halted, and signals out as poles trees and roofs fail across cities from Texas to New York. Red Cross mobilizes aid while insurance expect claims. damage runs to millions with many areas isolated.
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City
Het
Chicago
Téxas
New York
Tiinois
St. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Macoupin County
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Tikinate
Mira
Thatanw
Eule
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Tlingis
Petr
Mae Valipit
Til
Ifornnd
Fogerty
Bunker Hall
Harmadnes
Thearby
County Down
Woodburn
Expenses To Slash Taxes Says Babson
Roger W Babson argues for reduced government expenses and lower taxes to boost employment and prices. He cites rising building costs, higher wages, and tax increases across federal and state levels, urging administration change and backing defense funding while cutting overall taxes. Continued on page one.
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Roger W. Babson
Jabeon Parie
Peniy
Exektion Providend
Technie Friens
Colin
Tilak Tap Vetermis
Pune
Djaihor
Navy
Truman
Mystery on Route Near Corey Under Investigation
Reports from yesterday night describe a young woman seen along the highway near Corey around 11:30 PM. Police and hospital staff confirmed she received treatment and was taken home by relatives. rumors suggested intoxication or a failed attempt at secrecy. The incident remains unconfirmed with no clear motive or proof.
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Rik
Corey
Hugh O'Hare
Hebalse
United Nations Partition Plan Faces New Palestinian Proposal
AUSTIN HOPES IN WITT APCECT UIT With MWh o NEW PROPOSAL! ty Associated Prows LAKE SUCCESS, N. ., March 20. America’s stance on Palestine triggers a global storm as U S sources say the UN will likely accept a sudden proposal to abandon partition. The text outlines Jewish and Arab positions, a provisional Jewish government, and Britain’s plan to surrender its mandate, with a note of continued conflict and a looming UN session.
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Warren RP
Alsi
Holy Land
London
Washington
Austin
Tie
UN Assembly
Callen
TN Putertine Jotta
Sion
Partition Commission
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Hagena
Arsha
Dermalent
Christ
Britain
League of Nations
Palestine
Abdel Rahman Azzam jPasti
Arab League
Lebanon
Hospital appeals to cut phone inquiries
Superintendent Edgar Alexander appeals to residents to limit nonessential phone calls to the hospital. A new switchboard and system improvements aim to reduce inquiries. Only emergency calls will reach nurses on duty, and visiting hours remain 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Edgar Alexander
Noley
Brent
Palm Sunday Services Told by Cory Churches
Palm Sunday observances outlined for Cory churches with special services tomorrow. The Emmanuel church will feature the distribution of palms as part of the rites. Gypsy Robe Lee wed in New York today to De Diego, her third marriage, age 42.
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Cory
Ste Thames
Bt. Huenneth
Gypsy Robe Lee
New York
Milten
Gypsy Roce Lee
Duo de Diego
Miss Lee
Gavy Harge Os
Diego Be
Mine Chief To Meet With Operators
Washington March 20 John Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, declines to fully trust a Monday mediation session with coal operators. He warns only a few leaders can settle pension funding disputes, noting the wider coal strike has already shut steel and other plants. Lewis cites invoking figures like Fairless Humphrey Hanna Harriman Buchanan and others as the real decision makers.
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Washington
Cnn
Lewis
Cyrus S. Ching
Ching
United Mine Workers
Lone
Rexters
Polly
Messrs
Fairless
United States
Steely Humphrey
M. A. Hanna
Harriman
Union Pacific
Buchanan
Old, Bend
Francis
Tsland Creek
Alex
Ander
Pocahontas
Humphrey
Local 828 United Auto Workers Charter Granted
A charter for a new union for SY embroloyes of N Raymond Mig Co presented in St Elizabeths Hall. Local 828 was designated with officers John Hudeck Frank Gates Virginia Brown Albert Childs Clarence Mixer Russell Merritt Russell Little Don Maloney.
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Raymond Mig. Co
GIO
St. Elizabeth's Hall
United Auto War
Reuben Peters
UAW International
National Labor Relaions Board
NERA
John Hudeck
Frank Gates
Virginia Brown
Albert Childs
Clarence Mixer
Thomas Yurnaxo
Russell Merritt
Ruse Sel Little
Don Maloney
New Passenger Station Hopes Again Broken
Conflicting reports from Erie Railroad officials and Corry residents dampen plans for a new passenger station. A recent Erie to clarify the matter focused on track changes in the Bercy yards and an interchange track extension. Previous rumors of a West of Center Street depot with direct connects were not confirmed, with some suggesting repurposing the current depot as employee parking.
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Tadlhy
Cory
Lnal
Eliy Mikhh
Daassenger
George C. Mranke
Ansistant
Evie Rairond
Cleveland
Prank
Corry
Erie Railroad
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rogal Railway
Bercy
Center Street
Railway
Eris
Pennsylvaniaraens
Cen
National Chapter Aims as Duty Campaign Hits Quota
The National Chapter of the American Red Cross reports the local unit exceeded its S.165 quota through a voluntary contribution drive. Frank Scheepers, Richard Rosshusher, Joseph Geiger and Reed Mig contributed, with 649 members aiding. Officials praise the effort and the Gray Ladies for handling enrollment and tasks.
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Rud Dox
National Headquartirer
Frank Scheepers
Cleveland
Richard Rosshusher
Joseph Geiger
UAW Union
Reed Mig. Co
Ralph ‘Illotsoi
Cony
Vers
Corry Organisation
Fractured Collar Bone After Hat Chases Down Street
Petar Popovich of Spartansburg BC suffered a broken collar bone after chasing his hat down West Wayne Street during a gusty storm. He was treated at Corry Hospital. physicians reported the incident while noting no update on his recovery.
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Petar Popovich
Spartansburg
B.C
Corry Hospital
West Wayne Street
Return of Trieste Port to Italy Declared by West Allies
Western powers led by the United States and France announce Trieste will be returned to Italy. Foreign Minister George Byrdwald of Paxine announced the plan at 10 a m EST. The move aligns with aims to redefine the area as an independent, democratic territory under UN protection but faces resistance over Yugoslav integration. The Italians plan elections on April 18 as part of the broader political shift.
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Taly
United States
France
Tieste
Italy
Georgey Bldwall
Praxine
Usui
Ke Aawdens
Talla
Ste
Ima
Aariatic
Thyly
Vueostiing
Trieste
United Nations
Yugoslavia
Jwr
Free Territory
Security Council
Hays
Yugoslav
Imperial Hotel Fourth Floor Collapses in Wind
Corry Fire Department warns that the fourth floor of the Imperial Hotel, a former hotel and rooming house damaged by a blaze, collapsed in 66 mile per hour winds. W. W. Waterhouse, new owner, says roughly 60 percent of the fourth floor walls were removed and repairs shift to new plans as wrecking continues. The brick veneer section blew away during yesterday’s wind and rain, with no injuries reported.
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Corry
Ragine Gana I
Imperial Hotel
Sind
W. W. Waterhouse
Gerrude Harrilla
Waterhouse
West Main Street
Ville
Five Die In Plane Crash Near Renni Sylvania
Five people died when a two motor transport plane crashed into a mountain about 40 miles from a western Renni Sylvania community. State Police recovered two women and three men. one victim was identified as George H. Arms tage of Providence Rhode Island, believed to be the pilot. The plane was reportedly owned by U S Airlines Tajo transport.
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Prem Somerset
Renni
Sylvania
Andrew J. Hurdock
State Polics
George H. Arms’tage
Providence
Hadoc
U. S
Tajo
Transport
Drunken Driving Charge Not Filed In City Case
Mayor Kinley says no evidence supports a charge of driving while intoxicated in the case. Three counts are expected for stopping at street signs and leaving the scene of an accident. Filing of petition remains for police magistrate Cobeths return, likely Monday. Latox and McLean deny the intoxication allegations.
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Ab Polles Headquarais
Maya Finley
Med Sewins
Clinton J. Moses
Aurind Felday
Kinley
Petuni Shasmes
Cobbeth
Dovenei
McLean
Rofeve
Wille Latox
Penelec Reports Strong Utility Growth Amid Yearly Revenue Rise
The Pennsylvan ia Electric Company serving Corry area shows 19 percent higher electricity output in 1947 with 44 841 898 dollars in revenue, up 14 percent from 1946. Construction plans announce 13 million for new facilities near Warren and Johnstown Seward station, expanding rural service and customer reach.
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Pennsylvanida Electric Company
Corry
Anna
Ty D. W. Jerdine
Chilel
Westeen Pernusylvanns
Teds
Warren
Seward
Johnstown
Tas Yey
Poport
Iome
Alneman
Union City
Restaurant to reopen Tuesday under new owner Shoop
George Shoop, new owner of the Jairy Lane restaurant on South Center, announced reopening Tuesday at 7 a.m. after minor interior changes. The former operator Venti Pollet closed Saturday, with Shoop overseen by the Gi. C. Murphy Co. group, promising steady dinners and service as repairs finish.
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George Shoop
Jairy Lane
Dalee
South Center Street
Venti Pollet
Gi. C. Murphy Co
Shoop
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