Missing U S Plane With 53 Aboard Over Atlantic
A big Air Force transport with 53 aboard is missing on a flight from the United States to England. Brig. Gen. Paul T. Cullen is among the passengers and officials say search efforts continue as communications are limited.
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Meat Packers Face Broad Strike Across Industry
Chicago March 23. More than 100000 packinghouse workers face a possible strike as AFL unions plan a 90 percent walkout Monday by meat packers. CIO says ready to strike. timing and scope depend on federation decisions.
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Violent Typhoon Nears Eniwetok
A violent typhoon nears Eniwetok threatening towers and structures. Reports indicate potential explosions and shifting winds as the storm tracks westward toward Titwetak, with observers recording gusts and measuring impacts on prepared facilities.
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Alternate tax plan backed in Lancaster proposal
Lancaster March 23 a plan backed by Diehm proposes replacing the state income tax with a slate of taxes including a one half percent personal tax, higher corporate net income tax to six percent, a new utilities receipts tax, higher cigarette taxes and a renewed beer tax while preserving the soda tax. Governor Fine invited such suggestions after his budget message to lawmakers.
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Pennsylvania and Ohio settle turnpike issue
Pennsylvania and Ohio reach a tentative agreement on a western link to the Turnpike. Ohio will build about 650 feet of road from the border toward Petersburg while Pennsylvania improves a coun ter road to the border near Petersburg. Traffic will then flow north to Route 224.
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O Dwyer Faces Income Tax and Perjury Probes
Former New York Mayor William O Dwyer faces inquiries into income tax and perjury linked to disputed testimony by Firemen's Union officials. The probes also target ex-city official Moran as investigators review cash gifts claimed in campaigns. O Dwyer denies taking money and plans further testimony and a medical checkup.
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Erie Plant May Open for Defense Work in Erie
A Government Services Administration spokesman said pressure to reopen the Aluminum Forgings Co. plant in Erie Pennsylvania for defense work is under consideration. Interested parties must tell GSA by March 30 if they will operate the plant under GSA terms with rental and other factors to be agreed. The munitions board will select the best qualified operator to meet needs.
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Guzik Reappears Before Senate Committee on March 30
Federal investigators prepared to testify as the Kefauver committee presses a probe into underworld activities and tax questions. Guzik faces contempt charges after refusing to answer questions about the Chicago policy racket. Other witnesses include Louis Farrell and Sidney Brovison, with Abner Zwillman planned as a future witness. spectators filled the Capitol room as Guzik’s testimony drew intense scrutiny.
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Giraile
George Causehay
Chicago
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New Warning From Italy on Mediterranean Tensions
Italy reportedly warned Western powers that Russia and its Balkan allies threaten a dangerous Mediterranean situation. The notice was passed to the United States Britain France and Yugoslavia. Italy also urged revision or peace treaty restrictions to permit moves by its armed forces. Also today the Army announced cuts in the April draft increasing voluntary enlistment and noting a decline in Korean casualties.
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Highway Department to Rebuild Road Near Columbus
The Highway Department plans a major project rebuilding the highway near Columbus. It includes widening the route to 24 feet with a five inch crushed stone base and a railway crossing upgrade, with bids already sought for crushed stone supply and an estimated total cost around 1500000 to 1000000 dollars. Construction aims to start soon and finish within one year, weather permitting.
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Boy Scout First Aid Test to Be Held Here
The annual Boy Scout first aid training test by Laine Washington Tepit Council will occur at Stite Aumiory at 7:00 p.m. Teams of four scouts from about 25 troops will perform first aid tasks while observers grade their work. The district meeting draws many stalking supervisors from Cornell and the event is a major yearly gathering.
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Inquiry Into Scrap Prices By Uncon... Press
Washington reports government inquiry into suspected widespread violations of price controls in scrap iron and steel markets. Price Control Enforcement Director Edward Morgan warned offenders will be prosecuted, noting reports indicate both sellers and refiners are ignoring established prices.
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Edward P. Morgan
TV reception to improve in Corry with new station
Federal Communications Commission announced opening of Way Loy Construction of New Station as soon as funding and permits are in place. New channels would boost reception in Corry and nearby towns with several stations planned for Erie Mendville and Olci.
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Truman Signs Stop Gap Rent Control Measure
President Truman extended the federal rent control program through June 30. Without the extension about 1,000,000 dwellings in communities not yet voting to continue control would lose rent ceilings, unless communities choose to abandon regulations earlier.
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Fast Time Starts April 29 Amid City Council Debate
The article notes that "Fast Time" will begin April 29 as city officials and the state chamber discuss scheduling amid broader policy shifts. It mentions the City Council considering a move and the DSP and state government forecasting limited adherence to a standard timing policy this year.
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Cost of Living Index Awaited Amid Mobilization Strains
March 23 Washington report notes government prepares wage stabilizer plans as gasoline shortages and inflation fears pressure mobilization. Economic official Eve Johnston cites complacency hampering Turk and Ehuinman Masha efforts while wage controls and price actions loom amid proposals to cap costs and stabilize markets. EX UNIVERSITY HEAD DIES THAGA Dr Edminiel Bara Day former Cornell president dies after a fatal auto accident involving his car and passenger Miss Betty Day.
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Thousands of Christians Walk Good Friday Pilgrimage in Jerusalem
Thousands of devout Christians join a Good Friday pilgrimage through old Jerusalem's crooked streets amid the Holy Week rites. The scene marks espoused steps of Christ toward Calvary with cross bearing along the ancient cobblestones. Pilgrims from many groups retrace the Stations of the Cross while church ceremonies and gates open for solemn worship and a Easter dawn hope.
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Paratroopers Strike Behind Seoul in Major North Korea Landing
More than 3,300 American paratroopers landed behind Communist lines north of Seoul as a three division offensive linked with South Korean forces began. Airborne troops faced scattered Reds with strong support from armor and engineers digging in behind enemy lines. The operation, coordinated with Gen Ridgway, was described as a successful surprise assault with no serious losses.
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