Moonlight Trains on PRR to be Replaced on Pittsburgh Route
Rumor confirmed by State Senator RB Muhnny that two moonlight trains on the Buffalo to Pittsburgh division of the Pennsylvania Railroad will be removed. The plan shifts service to operate Nos 980 and 981 on the Corry-Oil City route only, with less evening service and new morning arrivals, affecting communities along Ol City and Gorry-Oll Guy line. Civic groups announce protests as officials outline substitute mail plans pending details.
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Buffalo-Pittesburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Moyer
Titusville
A. H. bin
Pennsylvania
Central
Ol Olly
HO Pynd
NBL
Hytfato
Ha Gorry
Pittsburgh
ON City
Yfur
Corry Fost
Todge 1
Rescue efforts resume for missing Army plane in Newfoundland
Air and ground rescue teams began at daybreak to search for an Army transport plane missing with ten aboard over Newfoundland. The Skymaster 20-54 Wasen Hillen from Westover Field Massachusetts to Harmon Meld in Stephenville Newfoundland. Viscount Mountbatten sworn in as India's viceroy and urged cooperation to solve problems within months. United States official Acheson said further funds are needed to stabilise southern Korea as Russia blocks a unified government. A Moscow report said the Council of Foreign Ministers may order Allied occupation force reductions to meet security needs. Argentine frontier reports claim Paraguayan rebels attacked loyalist troops at San Pedro, 95 miles south of Asuncion.
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Associated Press
New York
Buenos Aires
Guayan
Asuncion
San Pedro Ad
Sparta Break-In Cleared Up By State Police
State Police at the Corry station cleared a break-in at a Sparta area home owned by B A Soby. Entry occurred through a rear window, with a revolver and other items stolen. A second break-in saw more extensive theft of a 12 gauge shotgun a rifle and ammunition and interior damage noted. Police sought two suspects and reported cooperation from local authorities.
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Atfleara Tromhe Corry
Lwe
Spartansburg
B.A. Soby
Uniontown
Arch Street
Teastant
Searta Consolidated Schoo
Eet
Ett
Kiel- Boe
Tio
Tata
Fvat
Tamned
Payette Beer Distributing
Boby
National
West Church
Biscult Co
Ind
Huto
Bert
Eigen Iyi
Detwéller
Wyatidnal
Jdum-Poad
Cowid
Mt Baek
Treasury Report Washington March 24 Post Hon 6
Treasury report shows March 20 receipts of 331 506 367 86 dollars and expenses of 0 738 151 247. Balance stands at 5 099 806. Subnet total debt 259 108 460 18 percent increase over previous day 271 859 76 73.
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Treasury
Washington
Post- Hon
the Treasury
Allis-Chalmers Bloody Strike Ends in Truce
Milwaukee March 24 A look to Wolke vote declared truce in one of the bloodiest airiens to recent Tyler history. 1500 voters favored returning by yesterday. 11,000 members claimed. Independent union gained 4,010 votes at January bargaining. Company says strike cost $85,000,000 in production losses.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wolke
Tyler
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Alfe-Sholmens Manuaclaniine Company
Mambora
Rion
Thayaver
End to rent controls urged by housing group leader
Arthur W. Binns, president of the National Home and Property Owners Foundation, urged Congress to end rent controls. He told the House banking committee that keeping ceilings would strangle rental housing and worsen the housing shortage. He proposed allowing owners increases of at least 15 percent to cover rising costs since rent control began in 1941, arguing veterans would be hardest hit by continued controls.
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Associated Press
Washington
Renin
Arthur W. Binns
National Home and Property Owners Foundation
Binns
House Banking Committee
Bliiis
Convict Two Sons, Judge Is Acquitted
Federal Judge Albert W. Johnson and Allan Albeck Johnson were acquitted on conspiracy charges. Co defendants were convicted and sentenced to two years imprisonment and fined 10000 each. Jury deliberations spanned Sunday, with verdicts read for Greene and others as the court noted potential misconduct in the district.
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Associated Press
Darrishurg
Mareh Les Parmer
Albert W. Joneson
Gad Albeck
We Jolnson
Wndd
Fyoren
Whasudee
Capt
Albwrn
W. Sulivtaon
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Donald ML
Miller A
Fee
Albert W. Johnson, Jr
Mudge Fee
Nona
Paul H. Neagley
Lemoyne
Mise
Hector Johns
United States
Johson
Ben
Tormer Dudged
JoBinson
Middle District
Pennsylvania
Lnd
Dridge Johnson
U.S
Valentine Hammack Wold
Bor
Charles J. Margiottd
Vownsellor- Johnson
Johnson
Rubber Strike Averted By Wage Boost Pact
Cleveland March 24 The rubber strike was averted after an eleventh hour agreement between the United Rubber Workers and major plants. An 11 cent hourly raise was agreed for 110000 workers at B F Goodrich Goodyear Pirestone and others retroactive to February 2. Industry leaders and attorney M Buckingham called the figure a possible compromise for all sectors.
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Cleveland
Precou Jt
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodyear Tires& Rubber Co
Pire— Stone Tire & Rubber Co
Anc
Rubber Co
Stewar
M. Buckingham
Fle
Marks Corners church gutted in $30000 blaze
A church at Marks Corners was completely gutted in a fire that caused about $30,000 in losses. Firefighters faced swampy terrain and used over 1600 feet of hose, with five fire departments responding for more than three hours. Several injuries were reported among volunteers.
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Ole
Mie
Whitke
Vileyfolntty
Jm Shyersl Mantis
Chayet Hvinwelien
Bretii
He Capoh Fk Mark Cherriers
Nluy
Gremen
Sierras
Wid Clymer
Ue Marks
Corbers Ghiirely
Ming Corners
Shernmin
Pire Ghiet
Sumbaer
Niles Carel
Sherman
Findley Lake
Glysmer
Carlyle Neokey
Clymer
Areman
Sliere
Clarence Rhebergen
Clymer Fireias
Truate
Burtiig
Phcernan
Chester Turner
Lowh
Floods disrupt London transit and British liner fire
London floods halt 40 miles of tracks at the capital’s largest underground system and close many subway stations. Northern England floodwaters spread as York suffers the swollen Ouse River cutting the industrial city in two. A fire aboard the British liner Hemida burns eight hours in drydock.
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Malaren
Hemida
Ahr
Hebburn-Ob-Tyhe
Will Resurface W Pleasant St in early 12 project plan
The Department of Highways announced a April 11 deadline for 12 resurfacing projects on W Pleasant Street and surrounding routes in Erie County Corry Concord Union City and North East areas. Totaling about 198 miles of widening and resurfacing across Route 6 traffic routes and local streets with several sections including Route 277 and rail advisories.
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Hamrisburg
Miayoh
Department of Highways
Worl
Erie County
City of
Corry Concord Township
Worth East
UN Inn
Widenirn
Expose Russian Plots In Greece And Turkey
Harrisburg reports two GOP lawmakers advance eight bills forming a special commission to regulate installment financing in Pennsylvania. The plan, backed by Governor Duff, targets auto and merchandise lending with licensing, disclosure, and bond requirements to curb abuses and prevent repossessions.
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Greece
Turkey
Harrisburg
GOP
Pennsylvania
Rep
Herbert Psone Ble
House
Willy
Franklin
Mon
Ihe
Duff
Wently
Commission
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Pualtles
Hake
Mvenue
Legion Dancing Club to Launch for Teens in Corry
Bier A. Carrier Post announces a weekly Legion Teens party program at North Center, Corry. The Legion Dancing Club targets ages 17 to 21, runs Fridays 7:30 to 10:30, with chaperones from the Legion posts and a hope to fund an orchestra through proceeds. Admission is ten cents. soft drinks and sandwiches will be sold.
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Bier A. Carrier
Frim
Legion
Auriliary
Anna Anderson
Sil
Adeuate
Richard Bachelmer
Hier C. Carsier Post
Ohfott
Corry Hospital Bars Visitors Over Flu Infections
Corry Hospital will bar all visitors until further notice after consultation with medical staff. Five flu cases are at the hospital with the city’s number rising. Visitors are restricted to prevent further spread amid overcapacity conditions.
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Corry Hospital
Medical
Three Die In Army Transport Crash Near Guinden
Three crew members were killed when a C-45 Army Transport crashed 15 miles north of Guinden before dawn. The aircraft was en route from Pope Field to Brege, according to the Army Air Base at Shaw Field which released the report pending next of kin notifications.
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Ny Neve
Res Sumter
Maron
Guinden
Army Air Base
Shaw Pieler
Shaw Field
Pope Field
Fort
Brege
Ajax starts first aid class for plant workers
Ajax Tron Works announces a three week Industrial First Aid training course for Ajax plant employees and workers from Gerry plants who wish to attend. John Hornick, a State Police officer and certified instructor, will conduct the 20 hour course beginning tomorrow afternoon with sessions held for three weeks. Selected employees will be paid regular wages and supplies will be provided. Classes meet in the conference room on West Washington Street to ensure a qualified attendant on each shift. Officials from other Corry plants are invited to send staff. Interested persons should contact P A Soby as soon as possible.
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Ajax Tron Works
Ajax
Gerry
Pfo
John Hornick
Corey Barracks
West
Washington Street
P. A. Soby
Anul
Truman to host bipartisan big six at White House
President Truman plans an unprecedented night meeting with the bipartisan big six at the White House. The group includes Senate president pro tempore Vandenberg, Senate Majority Leader White, House Speaker Martin, House Majority Leader Hallick, Senate Minority Leader Barkley, and House Minority Leader Rayburn.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Executive Mansion
Fot
Hépublicans
Vandenbers
Iuid
Senate
White
Maine
House
Martin
Masa
Hullyck
Ind
Barkley
Rayburn Waxas
May rush aid with 100 million stopgap fund
Washington report details documentary accusations of Soviet pressure on Greece and Turkey. US Congress debates funding and authority to borrow 100 million from the Reconstruction Finance Corp. to back aid and weapons. Documents claim a Soviet plan to separate Macedonia from Greece and pressuring Turkey with special privileges. Page Eight continuation expected.
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Reds
Macedonia
Greece
Associated Press
Washington
Turkey
Poland
Houde Foreign Uufairs Committee
Prtyall
House
Senate
Truman
U. S
RANG
Communist Organization
Russia
Dutfi
Nelles
Turse Faye
Ais Tistion
United States
Emergency hospital board resolves illness of Dr Beemeth
An emergency notice from the Hospital Board of Directors reports the illness of Dr Beemeth and the subsequent call to duty for senior staff to ensure patient care while the hospital covers the absence. The message references Dr Gillette and other staff, with unclear details from damaged text.
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N. Roy
Plarida
C |Hospital
Gillette
Upog Baling
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Blaie Acheson
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Allis-Chalmers
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National Home and Property Owners
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Hartisburg
Marks Corners
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