Corry Union City Draft Board Faces End Monday
The Corry Union City draft board may die Monday as Congress works to end the Selective Service System by March 31 1943. House bills aim to abolish local boards shift records to state headquarters and reduce staff with key action by the Senate today or tomorrow.
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Gory-thilon
Soryles Board
Prenk B Hepler
Finness
Senate
Corry
Selective Service Boards
Congress
Harrisburg
Corty-Union City
West Corry Stock Streams Resume After Snow Storm
Despite heavy snow and poor highways, the Corry Fish Hatchery resumes trout stocking today as the season nears. A 1200 brown trout shipment heads to Garland for Brokenstraw study, plus 800 rainbow and 1200 brown trout go to Little Genesee area in Western Erie County.
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T Ihe Corry
Supt
Lillie
Studiny
Brokenstraw
Rce
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Ion Creek
Beaverdam
Creble
Bailey-gs
End Sugar Rationing Extended Amid Senate Debate
The Senate approved a sugar price control extension into October, with House revisions to guarantee home sugar for families, reserve industrial allotments, and set thresholds for hoarding. Tobey framed the extension as potentially sparking a scandal and warned speculators.
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Anal Press
Senate
House
Tohey
Individuual Lisers
Hitle
Tobey
R-Na
Narrow Roads Trigger Two Wrecks Causing 720 Dollars Damage
Two separate accidents on a narrow snowbound highway involved two trucks and two passenger cars. Wayne Belthouse and Raymond Harrdville saw their cars damaged by sideswipes, with repairs estimated at 450 dollars for the car in Wheeloel. A second collision near Columbus, between B. Growley and William Robertson, caused about 250 dollars to the car and 20 dollars to the truck. Snowbanks on both sides limited clearance in both crashes. no injuries reported.
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Coty Harrmcks
Oday
Wheeloel
Wayne Belthouse
North Clymer
Raymond
Marrow Highway
Injunction May Halt Phone Strike
Washington reports a possible nationwide telephone workers strike set for April 7 may be blocked by a government injunction. Rep Hartley of the House Labor Committee says a draft bill to empower courts to issue injunctions could be ready for action Monday, while the National Federation of Telephone Workers reviews the outline with its policy committee.
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Washington
Hartley
Horse Labor Committee
Gali
Joseph A. Beirne
National Federation of ‘Telephone Workers
Ainer
Stout brothers' Akron jail escape plot foiled
Berard Stout and his brother Denzil Stout faced added charges after a planned prison break from Summit County Jail was halted when authorities learned of the plot. The two, already implicated in a highway robbery in Erie County, were placed in solitary confinement and await further criminal proceedings as prosecutors seek guilty pleas before the next county term.
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Béthard Stoulb
Commmunity
Luar Co
Denzil
Summit County
Alton
Akron
Berard
Corry
Tony
Stouts
George Tach
Oris Kelly
Criminal Court
John Flanigan
Ohio City
Bernard Stont
Pennsylvania
Gorry Gulice
Flanigan
Summit Century
Krug Charged With Negligence In Mine Explosions
AP report from Washington quotes John L. Lewis accusing J A my of criminal negligence after a Til mine disaster. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, testifies before a Senate subcommittee on James Boyd’s nomination as director of the Mine Tarent. He alleges bloodshed and failure to enforce the industry safety code.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Centralia
Til
J. Amy” .Lewis
Senate Public Lands
James Boyd
Colorado School of Mines
Tarent of
Lewis
Boyd
Jeoat
Earle Says Only Bomb Holds Reds Back War Spread
Washington March 28 George H Earle former Pennsylvania governor said the United States would have faced a Soviet advance across Europe and Asia without the atom bomb He told a House committee that Allied and American efforts held back Soviet forces and warned of wider consequences if the bomb had not existed Rep Mundt praised the statement and Earle affirmed it saying Thats what I believe.
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Earle
Associated Proas
Washington
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Jory
Itrike
United States
Europe
Asia
House
Sweden
Rep
Mund
Harle Miet
Russians Launch Bargaining Drive Over Delinquent Tax Notices
Senate finance committee delays House tax measure as Republicans push to cut roughly 9 billion dollars from this year's tax bills. Ansonicent Press reports lawmakers discuss budget impacts while White House opposes rapid tax cuts and potential veto overrides hang over negotiations.
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PMI
White House
Alles
Atle
Metsrourid
Borsonlly
House
Tart
Olua
GOP
Demain
Rural Roads Opened Up In Corry District
Clearing weather and available equipment plus strong volunteer farming help enabled rapid opening of many rural roads in the Corry district. Prompt progress reflects community effort and favorable conditions.
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Corry
Rotary Plow Arrives To Assist Corry District Roads
A large rotary plow from the Erie State Highway Department was deployed in the Abe Carter Hill area to clear snow clogged roads in Corry district. Workers, with farmer volunteers and added equipment, opened routes including Corty Spartansburg, Lindsey Hollow, and Gowry area streets, with progress continuing to relieve travel bottlenecks.
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Corry
Erie
State Highway Department
Abe Carter Hill
Stabe Highway Department
Thavas
Mnly
Carter Hill
Gowry
Corty-Spartansburs
West Colum
Brewer
Nouth
Tov
Mass Riots In Germany Amid Occupation Tensions
In a German city, about ten thousand protesters clashed with police and Allied troops over food shortages. Military vehicles were overturned and windows smashed as demonstrators shouted and paralyzed the center park. Police reinforced units guarded exits while crowds dispersed by noon.
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Geymana
Ruher
Hitler
Juother
Bildish
Arev- Avant
Nehees
Tynithc
Neb
Tnrom Jeaders
Rescue Efforts Continue After Coal Mine Explosion Tragedy
Rescue teams press on at the Help Maria Coal Company mine No 5 as 41 more bodies are recovered and 33 workers remain unaccounted for after a blast. Many corpses are badly burned or crushed, complicating identifications.
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Associated Tress Centralia
Mralia Coal Company
King Tolle
Jay
Texcue
Wuebt
Deadline May 1 for overdue property taxes notices issued
The Board of Education plans direct legal actions against delinquent property owners after May 1 to collect unpaid assessments. About 500 notices were issued, with liens to be foreclosed and costs included in judgments. Owners can settle at the school district offices before the deadline or present proof of prior payment to adjust charges.
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Roger M. Brown
Board of Exucation
USHS
Uranty
Assirieb
Board of Education
Conciliator to Aid Ajax Negotiations
Negotiations between the Ajax Union and the loes firm management remain deadlocked on several points of a no work contract. Federal mediator Graver Stainbrook will attend, but no new session was scheduled after attendance issues. The union rejected vacation and overtime pay talks until the closed shop issue is addressed, leaving no date set for further talks.
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Ajax
Loes
Graver Stainvrook
Meadville
Stainbrook
Corry
Baring
Unfon
Mr. Brain
Brook
Jury convicts Boxtty of first degree murder in Cumie Edith case
Harrisburg March 38. A first degree murder verdict is returned against Joshuse Elwood Boxtty aged 46 by a Dulphin county jury. They fixed the penalty as death in the electric chair.
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Harrisburg
Joshuse Elwood Boxtty
By & Dulphin County
Cumie Edith
Famine in Russia Revealed Amid Talks on Reparations
Paris dispatches report a new informant claims famine across four Soviet regions including the Ukraine and Lower Volga due to drought and floods. He cites shortages, cattle slaughter to feed cities, and end of UN shipments, while Western powers resist a German reparations compromise in Moscow talks.
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Sy Reraber
Paris
Russia
Ukraine
Volas
Valga
Elberia
Paty
Mosony
Cotunney
A. A. Andiyev
Communist Party
Andreyev
Moscow
Soviet Union
Pars
UNBRA
Donets Basin
Diraing
Iran demands reparations for war damages from Germany
Moscow reports Iran declared it would seek reparations totaling 955090.00 for war damages at the peace conference. A separate dispatch says the Council of Foreign Ministers failed to agree on German military presence in Austria and sent the issue back to Austrian deputies for further talks.
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Moscow
Foreign Ministers Conference
W. M. Mololoy
Big Pour Council
Tnform@lits
Poreien
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
United States
Britain
Pesvumven
Iran
Germany
Council of Foreign Ministers
Austria
Austriga
Couple to give away 80 million to charity
Houston report notes Hugh Roy and Lille Cullen plan to establish a foundation using oil properties and other assets to aid education medical and charitable institutions. The couple say they pursue philanthropy to enjoy their wealth in life and have attorneys prepare the necessary papers.
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Mouston
Tex
Mar
Hugh Roy
Lille Cullen
Guillen
Oculien
Shre
Tye
Matey
Cullen
Pitt
Gunlory
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French Creek
Beaverdam Run
Stout Brothers
KRUG
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Cholyman “Millikin
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Bernoarala
U.S
Albany
Fidelkes
New York State
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Dewey
Pittsburgh
Ernie
Jean Rapp
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