Fragmented church notices from local paper
A condensed jumble of church notices lists events at multiple churches including Salvation, Baptist and Episcopal congregations. Readings mention mass, blessings, benediction, litany, and services scheduled for today and upcoming days with times around 6 to 9 o clock and references to church treet and local pastors.
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Salvation Oroks
Abithefer
Anit Rey
Herans
Hurch St. Elizawed
Benedit
Gelical
Muslin Nul
Lendlends Tor
Entist
Bearenvon
Conwnonty
Ool
Rvice
Scemiuan Ohuhgm
Hook
New
Haifa Oil Fires Raise Destruction To Millions
Israeli and British forces battle oil fires in Haifa after explosions last night. Shell Oil losses estimated at one million while total damage around four million dollars, with several days of continued fires feared. Refugees from a damaged vessel rescued by British ships and taken toward detention camps on Cyprus.
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Savaraly
Shell Oil
Haifa
Jerusalem
Shell Oil Company
Thandeygyo
Trgun Zyai Leumi
Lalmad
Hish
San Felipe
Putherand
Cypris
Ban Felipe
Hulfa
Achninst
Tam
Moon
Iraq Petroleum Company
Brit JS Cothauntine
Brazis
Ramle
Iso
Cities in State Earn Traffic Safety Honor Roll
One hundred fifty three cities by population five to ten thousand won places on the National Traffic Safety Contest honor roll for a year with no traffic fatalities. Each city will receive a commendation. Fourteen Pennsylvania cities were invited. Corry, in the Western region, achieved a three year run without traffic fatalities.
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Nis
Pennsylvania
Corry
Barth
Cory Crowaing
Truman To Lose War Powers At Midnight
News briefs from Washington and abroad report wartime controls, sugar rationing, and price measures set to expire at midnight unless Congress acts. Senate leaders pursue quick action to send a compromise sugar and price control bill to the White House for the president’s signature before nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Washington
Senate
White House
Wreck on P R R Albion line injures three crewmen
Word from Albion reports a serious wreck on the Pennsylvania Railroad Erie and Pittsburgh Line two miles west of Albion. Three crewmen were hurt and rushed to St Vincent’s Hospital in Brie. Five cars derailed, track torn up, and the engine buried in mud. Traffic halted, unlikely to resume before night.
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Albion
Weel Albion
Pennsylvania’ Railroad
Erie
Pittsburgh
St. Vincent's Hospital
Brie
Towanda Firebug Hunt Under Way After Fatal Blaze
Authorities in Towanda Pennsylvania searched for a would be firebug blamed for starting four blazes including one that killed a herd of cattle and two horses and destroyed two cars. Damages were estimated at about 20000 dollars. Local leaders named Col John Beinie head of Northern Pennsylvania Power Company noting the extensive equipment damage.
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Towanda
Col John, Beinie
Northern
Pennsylvania, Power Company
Bluse Quourrad
Tha Didker
Wine Burthill
Edward Mirwan Ord
Truman loses wartime power as rationing ends
President Truman loses the broad wartime power to ration scarce materials. Congress moves to approve two measures that salvage a vestige of the second world war authority. The draft law expires and control shifts from the CPA to the Department of Agriculture while inventory and export regulation remain under CPA oversight.
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CPA
Department of Agriculture
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
White House
Congress
Selective Service Ends Tonight as Draft Law Expires
Washington March 3 The Selective Service system ends at midnight after serving since 1940. No draft calls have been issued since October. New bills extend sugar rationing and price controls, allocate transport and export controls, and preserve some postwar powers. Congress and the White House await presidential signature.
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Associated Press
Washington
Toumatt
Congress
Army
Navy
Senate
House
White House
Agrieuthire Department
OFA
Goth
Manila
L Willbandon
Cigil Production Administration
Thuman
Elk Congress
Daylight time issue draws keen interest in Corry
Corry council plans next week to consider adopting daylight time with clocks moved ahead to align with nearby towns. Supporters favor standard time with optional one hour shift for business hours, citing railroad and post office schedules. A mayoral proclamation depends on council vote and possible public referendum in surrounding towns.
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Corry
Thaese
Coby
Whey
Hyetty
Jasmine
Govneil
Kinley
Béllefone
Sime Otter
Doctors Warn of Diphtheria in Erie County
The Quarterly Bulletin of the New York Health Department reports rising diphtheria cases nationwide. It urges parents to have children vaccinated with toxoid injections at doctors’ offices or public clinics, warning many deaths result from neglect and offering free information via the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association.
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Erie
Corry
New York Health Department
Eile
Court Upholds Haupt Conviction
The Supreme Court upheld the treason conviction of Hans Mai Haupt, linked to German wartime activity. His associate Harvit, a Chicago resident, faced life imprisonment and a $10,000 fine. Herbert Haupt, son of Hans, was involved in a federal case connected to the Hamburg or Port coast incident. A separate Pittsburgh robbery report notes a suspect escaping with $100 after a staged encore.
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Haupt
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Hans Mai Haupt
Harvit
Chicago
Herbert Haupt
Herbert
FED
Marshall denounces redecret amid postwar talks
U S Secretary of State Marshall blasted Soviet Russia for delivering an ultimatums to the Potsdam Conference. He said no real meeting of minds or progress could occur under fixed positions and insisted the United States seeks flexible negotiations on German reparations and economic unity. Marshall’s remarks followed Bevin’s proposal for German unification and prior to further discussions with Molotov.
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Anvoclatid
Moscow
U. S
Marshall
Nia Bluntest
Soviet Russia
Porvign Ministers Council
Russia
Ernest Bevin
Cermany
Mons
Germany
Bavin
Br Ae, Suich
SA Sagen Afd
Soviet Union
United States
Molotoy
Hes
Pennsy Plans Dropping 15 More Trains
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced it will drop fifteen more passenger trains deemed unprofitable, adding to the earlier cancellation of two moonlight trains serving Corry and points north of Ol City. The policy aims to discontinue trains that do not pay their own way, affecting eastern divisions and commuter service around Philadelphia and Morrisville as the railroad reports a $10,000,000 deficit.
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Bonneyvants Railroad
Corry
Oll City
Bmlesiv
Apriorth
Névh
Philadelphia
Morrisbug
Uyhe
Ralimoset
Echoshell
Simmiutieement
Senate to act on tax program amid protests in Harrisburg
Harrisburg March 31 Tax leaders protest a House approved 193 million tax plan as the Senate prepares initial action. Governor's Office cites upcoming hearings and possible impacts in Lancaster tobacco growers and bottlers wary of a soft drink tax. Protests from Keystone Bottlers' Protective Association claim the bill could force many bottling firms out of business and hurt veteran loans.
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Harrisburg
Cavenor
Tax League
Jevy Oly
Pettus
Senate
Lnxney and Corporation
Lax” Brogram
Duff
Lancaster County
Welyance
Dult
Keystone Bottlers’ Protective Association of Pennsylvania
Keystone Group
Statewide $8 Day Rate For Nurses
The Pennsylvania State Nurses Association announced an $8 per day minimum for private duty nurses will take effect statewide tomorrow. The rules were drawn up by nurses statewide, with support from the State Board. Corry members voiced concerns that rates may still be too low.
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Corry
Pennsylvania State Nurses Association
Pennsylvania
Association
Haterg
Oom
Flu cases decline as Corry pupils show lower absences
Local reports indicate a waning flu trend with Corry PalIe School reporting 120 student absences, a drop from prior days. Officials note many pupils returning, hospital occupancy low, and doctors’ offices confirming improving conditions across the city.
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Lye NuInper
Lie
Corry Palle
Inn Fife
Corry Hospital
Siu Pation
Rural Roads Reopened After Snow and Wind Effects
Rural roads in the Wattsburg to Carter Jills area were reopened after Highway Department crews cleared Route 092 and surrounding routes. Wind and heavy flurries from Sunday caused new drift blocks, but by 10 a.m. all rural area routes were clear. The city Street Department worked Sunday to remove ice, clean intersections, and restore drainage ahead of thaw and rain forecasts.
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Hamy Burrows
Wattsburg
Carter
Highway Department
Weather
Mystery of Broker Tanker Not Salvaged Near Pearl Harbor
Honolulu reports the towing of the stern section of the broken tanker Fort Dearborn toward Pearl Harbor after Navy tug Lipan arrived with a crewman injured. The tow line was tied to the stern while crewmen speculate on salvage for the fuel and power plant aboard the supposedly deserted half, with the section 114 miles north awaiting arrival for about a week.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Fort ‘Dearborn
Pearl Harbor
Lipan
Operten Bartholes
Cipan
Easter Broadcast From Shrine of La Leche Site
Father John W Love of Curry Pa will headline a coast to coast radio broadcast from the Shrine of La Leche in St Augustine Florida on Easter morning The program titled Eternal Easter will trace the Spanish pioneers history at the mission and feature the Cathedral Choir singing the ancient hymn Premodias The broadcast starts at 8 40 AM local time and will be carried by stations nationwide including foreign and military networks The program notes mark La Leche as Our Lady of Happy Apua Pirim and describe its role as the nation official shrine of Christian motherhood
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Augustave
John W. Love
Curry
St. Augustine
United States
Father Love
Nambre Dé Dios Mision
Thal
la Leen
Our Lady of
Heppy Apuapirim
Sir. Augustine Cathedral
O Histories
Baste
Calumthians
Church of We Are
Augustine
Bagter Rhum
Briende
Industry not hurt by chief edict demands Krug removal
A large group urges removal of Krug as federal mine chief who advocates a survey of safety conditions. Meet plants report ample stockpiles and readiness to adapt to new policies without disruption to operations or jobs.
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Resmoval OF
Krug
Federal Minec
Centralia mourns as miners stage six day strike
Associated Press reports a six day strike by 400000 coal miners in memory of Centralia Illinois mine explosion victims. Officials in Centralia and neighboring towns declare a mourning period with burials and schools closed. The shutdown begins after Monday’s disaster, as Mayors from Centralia Waxie Central City Sandoval and Glen Ridge announce the joint proclamation. The industry prepares for reduced activity amid the stoppage while United Mine Workers align with the action.
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Associated Presa Centralia
Biarea
Withan Maul
Cenleilia
Waxnie
Cemtral City
Sandoval
Glen Ridge
Tralia
Government action unlikely as coal mourners halt work
Washington March 1 The government watches soft coal mines as John L Lewis orders a six day memorial layoff for the 121 victims of the Centralia disaster, with no immediate court action seen. Lewis says the 400,000 miners will honor the mourning period, while officials plan an early safety report but expect no legal move to end the stoppage.
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Washington
John K. Lewis
Lewis
Centralia
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Wille
King
Serue
Senate
Nabon
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Scopal
IRC
Bay
Bitlo
Tyice
Senate Banking
Maron
Vandenberg
R-Mich
United Nations
Greece
Turkey
Esnen
Dortmund
Rep. Hartley
Rnd
House Labor Committee
PRR
Erie Hospital
Health and Tuberculosis Ass
Sittlburgh
Quen
Henry Gowntown
Rededict
Pennsy
Father John Love
U.S
of Apl United Mine Workers
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