Senate Air Power Favorettes Say Expansion Falls Short
Senate armament hearings reveal strong backing for a larger air force 70 combat groups and universal training. Officials caution that adding 14 more groups would raise expansion costs to 18 billion dollars and require broader cuts in Navy and ground forces. Submarine sightings off the United States are reported with few details, as officials with the Navy dispute exact locations.
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Washington
Senate Air Power
High Command
Truman
Air Poyee
Norra
Lodge
Senate Armed Services Committee
Rinséla
Longe
Propertigh
Maybank
D-80
Forrestal
San Brancisco
Mihai Life Threats Reported by State Department
The State Department reported reports of threats against Mihai involving plots to assassinate him using Ramanis. Officials did not disclose locations of the reports or protective steps taken. A 74 year old deposed Miner is visiting here. Treasury data shows March balance and expenditures figures, including $210,119,091.05 in position and $4,769,402, 1227.
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Mihai
Washington
State Department
Mimars
Mina
Ramanis
Treasury
Global brief: Truman imposes export controls on planes
AP dispatch reports President Truman ordering a ban on exports of airplanes and airplane parts along with other war materiel. The move follows wartime controls and aims to curb materials flowing to potential opponents.
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Washington
Truman
Hutit
Nat's Affairs Group Forming Plans for National Civic Forum
Nat s Affairs Group of the Chamber of Commerce plans a national civic forum with men and women discussing topics of national and international interest. The April 15 session at the Hotel Comy will lead to regular meetings and policy input to state and national lawmakers chaired by Truman D Weller. Rep Carrol D Kearnstrom was expected to speak, with Weller promoting letter writing and opinion transmission to lawmakers. In Rostgaver Township a hit and run killed 58 year old man Jonnie Jaska, found in a neighbour's yard after the collision.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jamestown Elmier
Truman D. Weller
Carrol D. Kearnstrom
Comy
Sesson Atta
Reg Worl
Weller
Moneseen
Rostgaver Township
Fils
Jonnie
Jaska
Laborét
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Manes
Truman Tackles Peace in Palestine Policy Push
Associated Press reports President Truman urged a UN temporary trusteeship to govern Palestine after British withdrawal and a truce to end bloodshed. He called for direct diplomacy with Jewish and Arab leaders and UN involvement to salvage a stalled peace effort amid mixed reactions from Jews and Arabs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Palestine
Truman Winsell
United Nations
Omieinly
New York
Abba Hillel Silver
Jewish Agency For
Pal~valine
Tru
Min
Corry Youth Seeks Parole After Auto Theft Sentence
A Corry youth Robert Leo Jackson of Essex Street asked the parole board this week in Hoprisburg to grant parole after serving two years of a five year term at Western Penitentiary for automobile larceny. He was sentenced in Erie County Court in 1946 after a guilty plea, with a prior probation violation noted. Meanwhile Pittsburgh firemen fought more than 50 alarms in under 12 hours, marking the season's worst grass and brush fire outbreak.
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Boyd
West
Hoprisburg
Robert Leo Jackson
Essex Street
Corry
Western Penitentiary
Jackson
Erie County Cour
Pittsburgh
Manpower At Alaska Army Base Dwindles To 7 000
Alaska's strategic post shows 7 000 soldiers and possibly under 100 fighters. Congress was told by top command that 8 000 more troops are needed and more money to be ready for threats. Defense leaders warned of potential Soviet expansion and long-range attacks from Arctic regions.
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Alaska Army Base
Associated Presse
Washington
Alaska
Guardian
Pole
Congress
Forrestuall
Forrestal
America
Gecre Lary
Sullivan
Coal strike board to hold open hearings on pension dispute
The presidential strike inquiry board will hold open hearings to study the pension fight between John L Lewis and soft coal operators. Judge Sherman Minton was chosen as chairman and the panel aims to report to President Truman by mid next week, potentially calling Lewis and other key figures to testify.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coal Strike Inquiry Board
Nilli’y
Speed
Truman
John Lo Ten
Bord
Sherman Minton
Elimafemare
John L. Lewis
Ted
Trimiaiy
Hayley
Lewis
Washington Eunectins
Hins
Armustice
War Labor Board
George W. Taylor
Mark the Ridge
Louisville Carrier Journal
Corry Fire Department Answers Grass Alarms
The Corry Fire Department answered calls since yesterday afternoon, continuing into today, as grass fires flared near Prospect and Hudson streets and at Lemon Street. Booster lines extinguished a blaze at the Prospect Hudson corner, and a second grass fire at Chestnut and South Center streets was put out after a bonfire died out.
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Cony
Uiite
Prospect
Hucld
Lemon Street
Chestnut
South Center Streets
Major Highways in Area Reopen After Floods
Major roadways in the sector reopened to traffic this morning after water blocking events earlier this week. Route 9 near Cambridge Springs remains partly closed due to high water while the Meadville Pittsburgh road is moving normally. Easter forecast Isle shows light rain and a temperature around 50 degrees.
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Department of Highways
Corry
Warren
New York
Cambridge Springs
Snath
Ananad
Italian Reds vow seizure plan in post election drive
A doctored AP dispatch reports Italian Communists declaring plans to seize control of the government after elections, aiming to form a new regime with 40 percent support. Leaders praise leftist press unity while warning against alien influence as Trieste remains a contentious issue.
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Seoul
Korea
Pyonyang
North
Itaty
Hirties
Howie
Trieste
Tate
Alevin de Ghisport
Fimnt
Parhien
Gaspari
Louge
Italy
Missing Brothers Spark State Police Search at Punxsutawney
State Police hunt for brothers Thomas Gill Jr, 14, and Joseph Gill, 11, from Waka after they vanished February 29. A ransom demand of 100 was reported as the investigation widens. parents work at Falls Creek pottery. FBI not involved. family described as of moderate means. search ongoing near a bridge.
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Associated Press
Uell Pulsis
Nash Dean
Pail Colieuch
Oliver Smith
Thomas Girl
Sun Brother
Josephy
Waka
Moter
Oman
Inc
Italy
Withers
Falls Creek
Pittsburgh
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gilly
Thirteen Dead in Tornado Roars Across Oklahoma Farm Belt
A powerful tornado swept through east central Oklahoma killing thirteen. The disaster affected farms and families, including the Gage couple and their two adopted children Kathleen and George. Immigration and citizenship issues shadowed the aftermath as authorities moved to verify identities and arrange long-term residence.
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Oklahoma
Vsseere
United States
Amerteniy
Legion Chim
Citi
Genera Thomas Clark
Legion
Gage
Cleveland
Gaye Fas
Sparta Driver Held After City Accident
A Sparta driver was held for a hearing after a two-vehicle crash at North Center Avenue and West Smith Street. Witnesses say one car rammed the other, causing damage estimated at $125. Police questioned the driver, who became disorderly and was taken into custody.
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Sparta
North Center Street
Polis Pf Tizvers
Frances Whitecian
White Street
Ralph Cartbll
East Gouth
Popo- Widh
Popoviel
Fleming to be discharged from hospital in Jacksonville
Paul Fleming, formerly of Corry, set for release from a Jacksonville area hospital within a week to ten days after near fatal wounds from an attempted jewelry store robbery. He faces charges of attempted armed robbery and murder intent, with hearings to follow at the county jail before a grand jury and trial. Also, Mrs Richfield Lock of Buffalo is charged in Pennsylvania with kidnapping her seven year old daughter from Regis R. Shrift of Summerhill, Pa, after a 1943 divorce.
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Paul Fleming
Corry
Dackronville
Fla
Jacksonville
Fleming
Instituton
Slaul Yyttr
Boltowiur
Jat
Buffalo
Rich
Fitd
Sealing Schooner Crews Safe After Maritime Rescue
In Halifax on March 26 officials report all 37 crewmen from two sealing schooners were rescued after a distress action near Chebeagne to the GWE of SS Lawrence. Captain Joseph Barry of Milton Mills led the landfall effort while the Canadian Air Force and transport department confirmed arrivals.
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Halibax
Fis Veachud Uafely Taday
Paul’ Dsland
Uw Gwe
Lawrence
Marion Walters
Prue Alii
Praly
Dabat Strait
Capt Breton
Canadian Air Force
Federal Transport Department
Joseph Barry
Milton
Mills
Laurel
Ke Ive
House Promises Export Inquiry and Skiers Marooned
In Washington, House investigations probe U S warplane engines sold abroad to Russia and Poland, with assurances of tighter export screening and a foreign trade study ordered. Meanwhile at Salt Lake, a snowslide maroons more than 100 at Alpine Rose Lodge in Brighton, burying the highway under over 20 feet of snow.
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Russia
Congress
Rimesie
Secretary of Defense
House Armed Services
Cuumnere Uurviwi
Risley
Agai
Biter
Salt Lake
Alpine Rose Lodge
Brighton
Agentina Mountain
Oklahoma tornado death toll rises as search continues
A wide tornado crossed central and eastern Oklahoma last night killing at least thirteen people. Roving searches focus on Wetumka and surrounding communities as crews tally injured and missing, with confirm ed fatalities including a mother and infant near Wetumka and several residents near Buffalo and HovtIe.
Corry Driver Appeals After Railroad Crossings Arrest
A Corry driver asks for a hearing following arrest on a complaint by crossing watchman J S Grim who charged he sped across active railroad tracks while signals warned to stop near Hae first avenue. The incident prompted the driver Lionel Jaggs to seek due process.
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First Avenue Railroad Crossinse
Lionel “H. Jaggs
Jagel Waa Ie
J. S. Grimed
Corry School District Receives State Aid Figures
Corry School District 10 receives state aid totaling 847,037. The Garae school district is listed with 467,300 allocated for Erie County by General Harold Wagner. Other districts show 375.07 and 04,802 in unspecified amounts.
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Garae
Eris County
G. Harold Wagner
Teoctee
Miliereal
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