Food Price Edict Set to Cut Costs at Retail and Wholesale
The Office of Price Administration announces a new system aimed at controlling food prices across the nation. Grocers will use community pricing and ceiling marks to reflect farm costs, with April 80 as the changeover deadline and Monday price reviews after April 30.
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Associated Press
Washington
Office of Price
Michael V. DiSatto
DiSatto
Ya Turge Paul Dt
Letra
OPA
Hele
Auction Notice Promised April Sale in Corry and Verona
The fragment outlines an auction action for property or estate tied to Earl of Bear rivania and other named areas with references to a hospital, act amendments, and a notary. Details are unclear but indicate a public sale set for April with family relations attached and a district remit.
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Earl
Bearrivania
Uundov
Corry
PUC Grants Extension for Crossing Lights Project
The Public Utilities Commission approved a delay for the installation of crossing lights on the Washington Highway. The delay, due to winter weather and equipment shortages, pushes the deadline beyond initial plans. Officials noted the work will proceed with a 1200 volt system and limited daily operation from six to ten a.m.
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Mabis and Severe Winter Weather Conditions. Tunst Full Uy Sailroad
Ule Penney
Batleigh
Bath
Uilifiex
Senate Disputes Troop Europe Plans Prompt Clash
Washington notes a heated exchange as a hawkish Democrat and a midwest Republican clash over troop deployments to Europe. Bricker and others push to package resolutions, challenging the president's authority to decide troop upsize without congressional approval.
Youth Serves Long Term For Assault On Woman
A 17 year old youth was sentenced to six terms in Mansfield Reform School for raping and beating a young woman in a parking lot on October 27. Judge Erokine Maiden ordered consecutive terms up to 20 years on one charge and another up to 18 years for assault with intent to kill. The victim, Mrs. Bury McCloskey of Pulaski, was hospitalized after the attack in Youngstown.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Mansfield Reform— Glory
Gommen Pleas
Erokine Maiden, Jr
Wis Swanson
Swanson
Bury McCloskey
Pulaski
Fire consumes Lottsville barn. 17 cows perish
Early morning blaze at Glenn Grvijje Ross farm east of Lottsville destroys a barn housing 17 Ayr cattle and farm equipment. Neighbors and Wrightsville firemen respond. total loss estimated around 15000 dollars with 1500 dollars insured. Remaining herd faces disaster. owner plans rebuild. Local origin under investigation.
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Glenn Grvijje Ross
Bisley
Neigibors
Initatiee
Adairy Gomer
Rass
Wanure
State Officials Approve New Corry Memorial Hospital
State officials report approval of the Corry Memorial Hospital project after fourth and semi final inspections. They note federal and state funding checks totaling about 2860000 and 4000 forthcoming as plans move toward opening the 50 bed facility in April despite ongoing board deliberations.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Movs
Fartum
Messrs
Wirth
Movs Eatiat
T Ie Hospital
Sskouiabion
Bord
Bur Hey
Thirty Nine Pass First Aid Course In Red Cross Training
Thirty nine of the AL personts who participated in the Red Cross first aid training program held here are certified. Don Hanna, director in charge of mining, announced this morning while compiling grades. The course started January 10 and covered all phases of first aid with instructors Harold Wolfe and Robert Brown.
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Don Hanna
Wooh
Ulus
Harold Wolfe
Robert Brown
Bradley Baker
Avien Baldwin
F. B. Beall
Clintni Brooks
Claxton Burkett
Algene Cruise
Byron Crowell
Paul Crowell
Roberta Dey
Donald Hoyer
Alton Huntley
Warren Johnson
Janice Dabaston
Guide Booklets Received On OPS
Guide booklets arrived at OPS with plans to assist special forms and services. The Chamber of Commerce noted the delivery of books for use in public procedures and compliance efforts.
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Wiwrehyits
Riley
Hearings On Tax Measure Are Out
Harrisburg reports lawmakers discount public hearings on a five percent personal income tax proposal and a 10 percent corporate tax. House leaders expect decisive action within a week as the income tax seeks 119 million dollars annually and a corporate tax rise aims to boost the budget.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Hye Adiminigirion
Ceri
Chathrmasy
Ghyvininun
Newell Wool
Govsohn S. Fire
Senate
Ins
Merber
P. Sarg
R-Eik
Vain Howe
Hil
Dusieand
War Casualties Soar To 57 120
American casualties in Korea rise to 107 120, up 1.08 percent from last week. Totals include 0,614 wounded, 0,091 milvelry in infection, and 9 602 dead. Missing 1 063 have returned to U S military control and 11 are prisoners of war.
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Washington
Koendapse
Kirk Shraw Mallett
U. S
Wayne
Croft Refuses to Testify on Activities Before Probers
John Croft of Kentucky refuses to tell the investigators about gambling activities. He is held on a $10,000 bond for possible contempt and faces further questioning tomorrow with three others. The probe into organized crime continues as senators seek action.
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Croft
Associated Press
Washington
John Or
Iwkee Uoeanmib Tingith Herth
Kuntucky
Jory
SeHnbe
Clune
Jil
Seratin Youray
Lowe
Kaley Witnesins
Congress
Conviewon
Florida
Eile Sergey
l-ul-Arins
Jouwpluke
Bermilyi
Rims
Xumcun
Ian
Aries
Hela
Chalman Kefmayer
D-Teyn
Seven Persons Feared Trapped by Snow in Rampart Range
Seven people including a child were feared stranded after a blizzard swept a mountain area near Devils Head in the Rampart range between Denver and Colorado Springs. Police and search teams from Lowry Air Force Base and local sheriff units scoured forest roads as heavy snowfall and a blizzard hampered crews. The missing party, believed marooned after traveling for a picnic, faced rising dangers as rescue efforts continued along the mountain routes.
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Devils Head
Rampart Range
Denver
Colorado Springs
Associated Press
Lowry al Porce
Fay
Missin
Devil's Head
Pikes Peak
Collard Springs
Qverdie
Mount 1St
Chl
Wersiell
Froesy
Jhine
Hilar
Nancni
Jessie
Froese
Anbkies Froese
Junction City
Eszi
Dames Froese
Reginald d. Wissir
Duinitn
Wiegins
Lowry Air Force East
Aly
Sales Tax and Budget Slash Urged by CED
The CED releasing a proposed emergency tax plan calls for a $5.25 billion defense tax and $8.85 billion more from individuals, plus $1 billion from corporations. It aims to balance federal programs without relying solely on higher taxes, stressing defense and saving promotion.
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C.E. D
Washington
Peerais
Tor Bovamle
Federa
Caye
Lhenessmen’s
Reywardh
Marion B. Folsom
Weasurer
Eastman Edak Co
Rochester
CED Wiy
W. A. Paterson
United Air Lines
Ralph McGill
Atlanta, Constitution
Sendyor
William Benton
D-Conn
Moore
Churches Urge Measures to Wipe Out Crime Across Nation
The National Council of Churches of Christ in the U S A urged stricter prosecutions of crime and new legislation to curb gambling and bribery. It called for higher moral standards in communities and expanded services for the crime-fighting effort. The council also promoted better relations with Chinese Americans amid postwar tensions and planned organizational expansions in Washington and layman participation.
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Council OF Churches of Christ
Associated New York
Marditional Council of Churches of
Clvtat
U.S. A
Shenevlii
Counel
Rouneil
Governmantal Apiiplion
Council
Forgalands
Neemineil
Washington, D
Varios Golnell
Oil executive predicts new records in production and demand
Pittsburgh March 29 Walter S Hallanan president of Plymouth Oil Company says he expects the oil industry to set new production and demand records this year. In his annual report to stockholders Hallanan declares the industry must be allowed to continue. The present 27 percent depletion rate and need to obtain steel and other supplies are noted.
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Pittsburgh
Walter S. Hallanan
Plymouth Oil Company
Oildustry
Hallanan
Cho Iduetry
Ateel
Cy Macells
Convicted of Passing Secrets Sentences Deferred
New York March 28 The trial of seven defendants ended with three men convicted of passing atomic secrets to a foreign power. The jury found the group guilty of conspiracy to relay government defense data including drawings of atomic weapons. Sentencing was set for April by Judge Kaufman as prosecutors weigh death penalty options.
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Scoe
New York
Atria
Ehwinech Ty Invitattive
Evel
Muda
Morton Sobvll
Eimus Tpoehs
Fis
Hughilid
Vouberiirth
Senate Passes Loyalty Bill in Pennsylvania
The Senate approves a loyalty oath bill by 42 to 7 covering state, municipal, and school staff, plus college faculty. Sponsored by Sen Albert R. Pechan, the measure faced heated debate with Democrats split and Republicans solidly backing it, while critics called it controversial and harmful to conscientious objectors.
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Senate
Associated Press
Hartisburg
Albert R. Pechan
R-Armstrong
Bernont B McGinnis
D+ Allegheny
McGinnis
Corry Driver Hurt in East Main Street Wreck
George Bick of 644 East South Street is in good condition at Corry Hospital after a morning collision on East Main Street. Police say he likely fell asleep at the wheel while returning from a VEW Club job as a steward. His 1950 Pontiac was badly damaged and the utility pole near Page and Nichols Grocery Slate was knocked over with damage estimated at $300.
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Corry
George Bick
East South Street
Corry Hospital
Page and
Nichols
Red Resistance Stiffens On Two Fronts In Korea
Allied forces in Korea face intensified communist pressure on two fronts near Kapyong as expected rains hamper operations. Reports indicate massing enemy units north of the line while Allied units prepare for a possible large offensive as weather improves.
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Kapyong
10000 Reds Dig In On Central Front South Of Border
Australian Diggers and Canadian Troops gained ground on the central Korean front near the border in muddy conditions. Reports describe heavy fighting near Bullee and Eapyong area with Allied forces advancing while Chinese units move south of the Chancho area. The U.S. Fifth Air Force conducted fighter sweeps and close support missions over northwest Korea.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Pats
Bullee
Berl Teoreaty
WEY
Peiping
Rhesed
Eapyong
Auswe
Chyiehow
Zky
Honnes
Chancho
Redstone
Fey Bel
U.S Milth Air Force
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Test Rocket Shot 61 Miles Into Air
The Air Force conducted a 1000 pound test rocket launch in the Mexico desert, reaching peak altitude. Officials say the test aims to gain data on upper atmosphere effects for guidance, defense, and weather control research.
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Alamoury
Tos Air Force
le Wir
Mexico
Air Force
Lester
Née Pines
U.S
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