Union agrees on pension package as Chrysler strike nears end
Detroit March 25 Two killed and 15 injured in an explosion near Nashville killing two and wounding many as a truck carrying dynamite detonated. The Chrysler strike morphed into talks with mediators after the company offered a $30 million pension fund and hospital coverage. The union valued the overall package at five cents an hour, while the strike affects about 149,000 autoworkers nationwide.
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Chrysler
Auta
CIO
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Pension
Ford
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Axsoeinbed
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Tenn
U. S. Highway 41
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Hercules Powder Company
Bessitter
Ala
Clarksville
Nashvile
John L. O'Guin
Lloyd J. L. Brantley
McCailh
Freebooter Wins Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree
Freebooter a nine year old gelding by Bredpoint Proud Fury won the 04th Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree over 4 miles 858 yards in sunshine. Second was Wol No Sun with Le Daim unplaced after a dramatic rush before the past-time. The field of 49 featured a huge crowd including the royal family.
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England
Wol No Sun
Sprig
PGC to Rule on Columbus Gas Extension Application
Columbus residents may learn in weeks how soon the Pennsylvania Gas Company will extend service to homes and businesses in Columbus NY. A backlog of applications delays a decision until gas-use restrictions are settled. Tennessee Gas Transmission plans to run lines through the area this year to bring southwest gas and relieve local supply. The utility expects to meet with Columbus residents to explain the situation and likely issue a definite decision.
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B. Donovan
Distibubion
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Columbus
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Donovan
Usimly
Tennessee Gas ‘Transmission Company
Buffalo
Committee of Columbus
Corry youth pays $150 in fines and restitution
Haro vacason paid a total of $150 in fines and restitution after arraignment before Alderman Merchie Calabrese in Erie on charges of assault and battery disorderly conduct and multiclony mischief. Police arrested the Corry youth following a cafe brawl with two other youths fleeing before arrival.
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Merchie Calabrese
Erie
sTackson
Constantino Manos
11Th
Wih
State Steoul
Jackson
Corry
Frank Buck Dies in Texas at 66
Houston report says Frank Buck, famed hunter of the bring em back alive thrill, died in Hermann Hospital after a month of illness. Born March 17, 1884, in Gainesville, Texas, Buck left school after seventh grade to pursue animals and geography, making legendary jungle expeditions starting in 1911. He traveled the world seeking rare creatures and built a famous reputation for his daring conservation and hunting exploits.
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Houston
Tek
Frank Buck
Hermann Hospital
Buck
San Angelo
Tex
Universality of Texas
M. D. Anderson
Caner Research
South America
Gainesville
Texas
Erie Railroad Storm Damage Hits 60k in Wires and Repairs
Erie Railroad reports a severe sleet and snow storm caused about 60000 in damages to signals and 800 broken wires on 120 miles of main line between Hornell and Binghamton. Repairs include 250 cross arms and multiple damaged lines. radio system aided communications and train movements through the disturbance.
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Cleveland
Youngtown
Corry
Hornell
Binghamton
Tioga Center
New York
Youngstown- Corry
Randall
Jersey City
Fandill
Loss of letter causes delay on Columbus Dam
Fragmented report details a mass Czech departure and mixed aims to return to homeland. It notes 53 of 85 escapees landed in the United States seek return through Prague and Bratislava routes, with USAFE investigations and unclear whether the landings were voluntary or a plotted escape.
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Columbus Dam
Dam reconstruction plans advance after Curtis letter delay
Assemblyman W W Waterhouse reports the Department of Forestry and Watersack awaits a letter sent to Carlton W Curtis weeks ago containing proposed changes to rebuilding the Cohobas Dam. The plan calls for revising slope along the spillway, raising spillway walls, and following specific embankment specs. Financing remains unresolved as to state takeover and funding method.
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Leiter
W. W. Waterhouse
Department of Fovrste
Waes
Carlton W. Curtis
Curtis
Hue
Department of Forests
Corry Police Officer Resigns Over Disputes
Pvt Newell Beckwith resigned from the Corry Police Department amid reported conflicts with Mayor Kinley over a demotion and policing conduct. Robert Cutth Snyder Okole appointed as patrolman on temporary status, Guth had served over a year and left earlier to work for a local auto firm. Changes effective Sunday include Sgt Paul Goodman reassigned to second shift and Pfc Herman Burlingame taking the third shift.
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Newell Berkwi
Corry
Mayo
Pvt
Beckwith
Riley
West Main Street
Guth
Kinley
Beck- With
Paul Goodman
Paul Goodman Back To the Second Trick Between 3 P. Am. and 1 Am. and Pfc
Herman Burlngame
Plane Crash Kills Eleven at Ankara Airport
Eleven people die in a Turkish airliner crash at Ankara Airport Tate. Among the dead are two Americans and one Briton. The accident involved a Turklal airliner with four crew members and passengers.
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Instanbul
Turkey
Elevers
Turklal
Ankara
Tate
Wirtime
Hritom
Production of syrup lags in sugar bushes
Fires burned in sugar camps this week as cold nights and slow warms kept sap flow weak. Deep snow on alles hindered work, with some buckets freezing and tractors breaking up fruity into the sun. Producers fear a poor season if warm weather arrives and demand prices are not yet set by buyers.
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Enely Unis
Browle
Sime Bf
Alles
House Group Seeks Lost File On Subversive List
Washington March 25 The House un American activities committee searched for a missing file said to contain names of Congressmen with ties to a now tagged subversive organization. Chairman Wood announced a full investigation to locate the file noting a former FRY undercover agent testified the committee had the list and that Getic wanted the matter back. The mystery arose during testimony in Cambria County Pennsylvania when Rep Kearney pressed for unusual testimony and Cyetic hinted at further documents held in full possession.
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Washington
House un-American Activities
Wood
Matthew Cystic
FRY
Wooet
Firemen Appeal For Indian Pumps wi 1m
Firemen urge use of Indian pumps to aid local firefighting efforts. They claim many of the pumps were lost or buried in attics and could be restored for use. Firemen allow carrying pumps to No 1 or No 2 fire stations for collection.
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Ravee
Stanford Hose
Eight Named To Take Census In Corey Area
Enumerators named by Raymond Foley will start in Corey district next Saturday. Crew leader John Mooney will supervise Alvene Chase, Vicar Dougherty, O W Jolttet, Nellie Kireh, Alfard McAvoy, Virginia Myers, Kenneth Cutaway and others as census work begins. Residents urged to verify identifications before allowing entry.
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Raymond W. Foley
Erie
Alvene E. Chase
Spring Street
Vicar L. Dougherty
Snyder Cirole
O. W. Joltett
North Center Street
Nellie Kireh
Wayne Street
Alfard McAvoy
North Centeter Street
Virginia D. Myers
Snyder Circle
Kenneth Cutaway
John Mooney
Spring Aheel
Corry
Union City
Foley
State promises to review Hare Creek project
Gillis chief engineer of the Department of Forests and Waters will review the decision denying state aid to dredge and clear the Hare Creek channel near East Salt street sewer outlet. City officials argue dredging 1,400 feet will reduce sewer backups in heavy rains at an estimated cost of about 9000 dollars, with 200 paid by the city. The assemblyman pressed Gillis after engineers said the terrain could not carry off excess water.
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Department of Forests and Waters
East Salt Street
W. W. Waterhouse
Gilis
Carl Smith
Smith
Mr. Gillis
Harrishry
Royal Assemblyman
Babson Blames Management For Losing Worker Support
Washington DC March 25 Private ownership loses the support of millions of workers. The front office failing to bridge the gap with shop workers and promote American free enterprise. The narrator claims schools misinform youth about economic systems and arithmetic. Workers quote skewed pay shares, noting the boss takes seventy five cents of each dollar while workers get twenty five. Load more on Page Three.
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Washington, D. C
Becay
Militia Gemen
McCarthy Rests Case To Back General Accusations
Washington March 25 Senate investigators press McCarthy in a showdown over his Russia spy charge tied to the State Department. He says the case tests his Communist allegations and will rely on FBI data and a public hearing with J. Edgar Hoover and Howard McGrath before the Senate committee. The department denies the linked informant is connected to the State Department.
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McCarthy
Russia
Jueier Department
Seniite Inveien Reiupians
Wissons Republic
Washington
FBT
MiCarity
FBI
J. Edger Hoover
Enmimitice
Une
Attoney
Howard McGrath
Senator Tydings
PRICE SUPPORTS BILL PASSED IN SENATE AND HOUSE
Washington reports President Truman is expected to sign a compromise price supports bill after Senate approval 38 to 31 and House passage earlier. The measure tightens price supports for potatoes and eases them for peanuts and cotton under Agriculture Department management to keep crop prices fair to farmers. Senator Ellender praised the bill as saving the farm program while opponents warned of broader harm.
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