Council Tables Zoning Measure Amid Lack of Support
Corry city officials indicate the zoning ordinance, long debated, will be tabled at the next council meeting. Mayor Kinley and opponents cite insufficient public backing, with protests from local industrial groups and property owners. Future approvals will follow only core fire safety and building regulations.
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Finley
Citi~ Lens
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Viles
Ibye
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Towa
Wouncil
A. A. Shikidi
Leo Fisherty
Hat Cty Council
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Citley
Pennsylvania
Paris Cabinet Crisis Averted By Confidence Vote
Paris reports say the French National Assembly backed Premier Paul Ramadier in a decisive confidence vote by 11 to 0 with Communist deputies abstaining. Ramadier convened a cabinet meeting the same day as ministers overcame doubts on Indo-China policy and wartime funding. Washington coverage notes U.S. and allied observers watching for future government stability and sugar rationing续
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Associated Press
Paris
French National Assembly
Paul Ramadier
Icomunish
Bers
Ramarler
Inter
Warner
Assembly
Washington
Communist Party
Jean Read
United
Inet Ural
Ugar Mosk
Srould
Babson Sees Industry And Labor Peace
Economist Roger W Babson argues that national prosperity rests on sufficient food clothing and services, warning that labor unrest could sap growth if strikes and wage demands persist. He predicts renewed wage pressures and suggests courage from both employers and workers to avert broader conflict.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson
Worldu
Central of Industry
Ajax delay in contract talks postpones strike action
Negotiations between Ajax Union and management stall over closed shop and vacation pay provisions. A further session was set for Monday afternoon to advance wage and work terms, with observers predicting a possible agreement but noting a strike threat remains on the table.
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Ajax
International Association of Machinists
John Jackson
Wat
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May Decide On School Program Monday Night
The Cory Board of Education meets in special session Monday evening to study a proposed building expansion and a new school program. Superintendent Swartz reports after surveying teachers and compiling data on construction costs, with the board to consider three building plans and adopt one.
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Towarti
Cory Boar of Education
David A. Swartz
Moni
Hiter
State Police to begin installing new radio sets next week
Work on two way radio systems for the State Police barracks and patrol cars starts early next week. A console set with 60 mile range will be installed at 1107 North Center Street, with smaller revolving sets in two patrol cars for instant unit contact. Delays may occur due to car shortages and bid vehicle replacements.
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Corp. T. Hubley
Bell Telephone Company
North Center Street
Moonlight Train Rumors Stir in City and Region
Rumor says Pennsylvania Railroad may end the moonlight night trains on the Buffalo to Pittsburgh line and replace them with daytime service between Old City and Buffalo. Railroad officials deny official confirmation but acknowledge hearing the chatter as daylight schedules set to take effect around April 27.
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Pennsylvania
Titaspille
OU City
Old City
Buffalo
Pennsy
Senate vote shows party strength in portal pay suits bill
In Washington on March 22 Republicans hailed sweeping House and Senate votes to kill portal pay suits. The Senate approved the measure 64 to 24, with 18 Democrats joining 40 Republicans. the House followed 445 to 86. The bill would void pending claims and proceed to final passage, pending a veto override.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Truman
House-Senate
White ‘House
GOP
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Fia
Passae
Pepper
D-Pla
Grange Opposes Switch to Daylight Saving Time
Grange delegates at the state convention announce broad opposition to advancing clocks. Farmers contend daylight saving disrupts morning chores, dew on fields, and dairy operations, increasing labor and production costs while delaying farm routines. Local business groups and councils back the change, complicating the issue.
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Commerce Groupe
Sinte Cogislat
Corny Grange
Jean
D&t
Theeraqt
the Grange
Joni
Whlett
House Set to Vote Wednesday on Income Tax Slash
Washington March 22 The House plans a Wednesday vote on a broad tax cut bill with no amendments allowed. The measure would cut tax rates by about 20 percent for individuals and reduce various exemptions, with rebates for overpayments and payroll shielding rules retroactive to January.
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House
Washington
Anne
Fuenker Martin R
Trumain
Local fall primary field grows for city posts
Local voters eye city council seats school board and city treasurer in September primaries. Incumbents may run again while new names surface for council wards second and third and a vacancy exists in the fourth ward. Board of Education directors Monroe Wool and Hammond face primary tests with Hammond seeking a full term.
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Glx
Vikely
Besson
Med Barnes
Department of Publi Property
Weld Fay Miss
Irene ‘Muillen
Millen
Board of Education
Monroe
Wool
Hammond
Cars Hajeht
Carl Smith
Repubican Nomingums
Oty Council
G. HL. Gordon
M. B Gobbett
Two Firemen Crushed to Death in Reading Fire
Reading Pa March 22 two Robesonia volunteer firemen were crushed to death and a third injured when a wall collapsed during firefighting at a Paw Wike arm site two miles north of Robersonia A 45 year old Jacob Sterner and 21 year old Merlin Miller were killed while 36 year old Wormelsdorf volunteer fireman was hospitalized with back injuries.
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Reading
Paw Wike
Roberonia
Robesonia Volumteer Fire Company
Jacob Sterner
Merlin Miller
Yin Bult
Wormelsdorf
Bidault to Present German Plan at Moscow Conference
French Foreign Minister Bidault prepared to propose a decentralized German government model despite Stalin opposition. Reported plan envisions a federation of states with a single parliamentary house and state legislature appointed delegates for three year terms. The move reframes the allied debate ahead of Marshall Bevin proposals and Moscow talks.
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Moscow
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Georges Billeultould
Council of Foreign Ministers
George C. Marshall
Ornest
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Tim Wis
Bidauly Wis
Stalin
Bet Bray
12 Hurt In PRR Wreck Today At Canandaigua
Canandaigua New York reports at least 12 people injured in derailment of Pennsylvania Railroad train 594 en route Elmira and Williamsport. No fatalities. 10 treated on scene, no hospitalizations. Train carried 10 passengers plus crew. engine and cars derailed but remained upright.
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Rocheater
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Pennsylvania Railroail
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Johnson Case Given to Jury
Harrisburg March 23 The jury hears final arguments in the conspiracy case against former Federal Judge Albert W Johnson and five aides. Judge James Alger Feetala opens the charge noting the trial was well tried by both sides as the jury must judge the evidence and reach a verdict. U S Attorney General Valentine Hammack accuses Johnson of corruption while defense attorney Charles Mirerth says the government comments were prejudicial. Margiotti calls Houck diary remarks intrusive and Johnson’s defense rests on the claim the administration of justice was rotten.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
James Alger Feetala
Albert, W. Johnson
Cus
Fee Sali y'Trintow
Middle District Court
Pennsylvani
Iie Heavens
Trdge Johnson
U. S
Genera Valentine Hammack
Charles J. Mireteith
Hammack
Johnson
Citng
Father and son killed in North East crash at Route 20
A westbound car driven by Herbert Pfleuger and his son Herbert A Pfleuger collided with an eastbound semi trailer on Route 20 near Williams Road two miles west of North East. The father died instantly and the son died minutes later from injuries. Deputy Coroner Kennephy Helly reported the double fatality.
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Fale
Willams Toad
North East
Herbert Pfleuger
Herbert A. Pfleuger
Buffato
Kennephy Helly
Asl Mars
Buffalo
Operators UMW Ready For Action Next Week
Officials say a government call for new contract talks could come within days. Key moves hinge on purging John L Lewis of contempt fines and whether the Justice Department seeks a final ruling on his government contract reopener. Interior Secretary Krug travels back to Washington and signals no step until legal steps clear. Southern producers urge readiness but refuse to sign another party’s contract.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Uw Re
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Cone
Feders
Opera
Metuoe
Lion
Supreme Court
T. Alan Goldsborough
Gallateral
Justice Department
Aecide
J. A. Krug
Midwest
Lewiy Nas
South
Far West
J. D. Francis
Island Greek Coal Co
Huntington
W. Va
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Unite Mine Workers
Teachers Meet With Senator Blass Over Pending Bills
Two Corry educators B Lynn Sloe and F Lowe Ed wards from Gorry public schools and Erie County Education Association members will join a special session with Senator C Arthur Blas. The teachers seek to present views on salary laws and public school funding, aiming to influence legislation in Emersburg. The meeting centers on education policy and line items affecting teachers.
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Senator Blass
B. Lynn Sloe
F. Lowe Edwards
Gorry
Erie JT County Legislative Committee
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Arthur Blas
Emeersburg
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