Federal Reserve Drops Credit Controls Amid War Effort
The Federal Reserve Board announced the easing of voluntary credit controls as part of wartime finance measures. Banks and lending institutions were urged to push defense and requisition loans, with volunteers and programs established to support the effort, including a large increase in defense financing over the prior year.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Tytters Reserve Board
Unifa
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Mdine
Jans
Defetine
Esseritint
Clvitian Mueppaey
Reptomat
Hatlon-wite
Local lumber mill saved after three hour fire
A long grass and sawdust blaze at Selota Lumber Mill was halted by firefighters who flooded the mill pond to keep sawdust wet. Officials say sparks from a bulldozer sparked the fire which burned a large pile of sawdust threatening the mill building. Fire crews also responded to other alarms Saturday and lightning damaged a pole causing a house fire on Cane Street.
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Imovin
Selota
Mil
Grand Street
Sylvester Borsa
Borse
No headway in Korean truce talks stalls amid air battle losses
Deadlock continues as negotiators fail to progress at Panmunjom with both sides trading terse notes. In the air war over Korea, Allied Sabre jets shoot down four Red fighters and two other planes while a MIG formation suffers losses.
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Seoul
Korea
Sabre
Desuin
Grow
Obo
Oil Strike Tightening As Military Aviation Fuel Cut 30 Percent
The growing pinch on oil supplies hits military and private flying hardest as aviation gasoline production is reduced by 30 percent. Fleasure flights are banned while key plants are closed for production.
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Workout
Associated Press
Denver
Air Workers
Motorists Report No Breaks in Weekend Travel
Denver reports indicate no noticeable impact from the air workers strike on weekend travel. Despite aviation squeeze, driving and rail options remain available, with travelers continuing journeys as usual.
Vague farm auction and haying details with names obscured
Fragmentary note lists contact Wittin or Watt Renleors for a farm line, mentions haying, 8 sept, Holstein vows, 1b side, and 8 vac 1 bed heifers. Includes scattered prices 2 3 5 for 1952 83 at Library Anderson. Details are unclear.
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Wittin R Watt Renleors
Ite
Uly Fu
Homer
Aia
Hay Ene
Flying Ban Impacts Lawrence Airport Operations
A government order from Secretary of the Interior restricts gasoline use by airlines and private aircraft effective East Standard Time. Most planes at Lawrence Airport, used primarily for sport and pleasure, will face a two day ban starting tomorrow, with some carriers planning consolidations and fuel-saving measures.
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Tnterlot
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Wull-Careiex Air
Unis
Rim
Melia
Regulae
AFL
O10
Nies
Rev Paul F Bauer to Be Baccalaureate Speaker
Corry Senior High School plans for the Baccalaureate program were discussed at a Corry Ministerial Association meeting. Rev. Paul F Bauer was named arrangements chairman and will not be the principal speaker for the June 1 service as all members will participate.
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Paul F. Bauer
Corry Senior High School
Corry
Hac
Doctors Saving One in Four Cancer Patients Says Society
The American Cancer Society released its 1951 report noting about 700000 people in the United States are under cancer treatment. It states doctors now save one in four cancer patients and could double this rate with early detection.
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Weeny Usuae Ausciacul Cancer Society
United States
Corry Youth Cited on Reckless Driving Charge
Corry youth Keane was cited for reckless driving after a police chase. Millard Anderson of Erie, now in Maryland with the U.S. Army, testified to the events on East Vidimmbas Avenue where Keane allegedly passed the Anderson vehicle and sped, swerving to block the road. Anderson fined Keane $25 after a hearing before Police Magistrate M. Cobbeth.
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Dames Stone
West Chweh Street
Allernoon
Cobbeth
Millard Anderson
Erie
U.S. Army
Maryland
Keane
Anderson
Ety
East
Vidimmbas Avenue
Supreme Court lets stand $6,000 libel judgments
Washington reports the Supreme Court refused to review Kentucky rulings upholding a $6,000 libel judgment against a labor union and a newspaper for alleging employer Tantalivo labor. The awards included $1,000 against the Sun-Democrat and $5,000 against the Paducah Gene real Taper Union, won by Gerld Wise, a restaurant operator.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Tantalivo
High Triounal
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Pacu
Sun-Democrat
Paducah Genereal Taper
Ger Ld Wise
Oil City Ace Tops Red Mig in Korea Air Battle
Francis S. Gabreski of Oil City, commander of the 51st Fighter-Interceptor Wing, damaged a MiG-16 in Northwest Korea. He previously attained jet ace status April 1 after downing his fifth Red fighter, becoming the eighth American jet pilot to earn the rating with a total of six and one half Red aircraft destroyed.
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Boy Nopwoney Creme
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Korea
Francis
Gabreski
Bist
Fifths Air Force
Rural Blaze Causes 900 Damage Near Corry Beaverdam
Firemen from Stanford Host Company battled a rural house fire discovered by a passing motorist. The blaze confined to the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Claire Pastom, with water damage reaching the second floor. Investigators suspect a spark started the fire. total damage estimated around 900 dollars.
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Stanford Host
Claire
Motorist wounded by two hitchhikers near Sunbury
Sunbury Pennsylvania police search for two youths about 20 after they shot Robert Fenstermacher in the right shoulder and right ankle when he refused to surrender his wallet. Fenstermacher, a soldier at the nearby Military Reservation, was taken to a hospital in good condition. The suspects fled on foot toward Danville after the confrontation.
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Robert Fenstermacher
Fenstermacher
Danville
Here
Thoinntown Gap Miliary Reservation
No Hot War Seen Near By Military Leaders
Washington reports growing belief among top military officials that a hot war is unlikely this year. Gen Alfred M. Gruenther and Gen Omar Bradley note Soviet stockpiles and Western defenses influence deterrence while Russia expands industrial and transport capacity to prepare satellites for potential conflict.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Soviet Union
Western
Burne
Korea
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
Oni Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Bulgaria
Dr Gleason Opens General Medical Practice in Burlington
Dr R J Gleason opens an office for general medicine at 119 North Center Street in Burlington. A Burlington native and University of Vermont alumnus, he completed an internship in Newark and served 28 months in the U S Army before pursuing residency at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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University of Vermont
Lebanon
Forty Utah Families Evacuate As Weber River Floods
The Weber River surged from banks in Northern Utah forcing 40 families to evacuate Sunday. Flooding eased somewhat in Salt Lake City and Provo as the Weber carried new supplies over land into Weber and Morgan Counties and crossed U S highways 90 and 89 in several locations.
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Utah
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Weber
Salt
Lake Ity
Provo
Morgan Counties
U. S
Weekend Death Toll Climbs in Pennsylvania Coast to Sixteen
A violent accident on the Allegheny River near Pittsburgh left sixteen dead or missing after a Sunday outing. Survivors describe a sudden boat collision and capsizing as seven people struggled in the water. six were aboard, five perished, one survived. Authorities identified victims including Robert Sonnet and James Columbo, all from Pittsburgh.
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Allegheny River
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Allegheny
Sylvania Long
Wales
Robert Sonnet
Swisscale
James Columbo
Theis Sweeney
Mary Ann Beast
Mary M. O'Malley
Pietabireh
Three Dogs Poisoned in Third Ward Investigated
Reports indicate a third poisoning case in Marion street Claily during a recent afternoon. A neighbor on Mi street alerted authorities after two dogs died Saturday, seemingly poisoned. Officials say the three animals were fed and confined to their owners properties, ruling out external poison supply.
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Ouanmayyens
Wade
Marion
Claily
Noljee
Thar Mey
Editor Lloyd Pah Robertson Dies in Wilkes-Barre
Lloyd Pah Robertson, telegraph editor of the Wilkes-Barre Record and 42-year newsman, died yesterday in Wilkes-Barre Pa at age 60 after two years of heart ailment treatment.
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Wilkes-Barre. Pa
Lloyd Pah Robertson
Telegraph
Wilkes-Barre
Democrats Choosing 180 Delegates to Convention
Ohio Florida primaries loom as key showdown with Kefauver Russell Pepper and Bulkley among candidates. Maryland voters head to polls amid a week of pivotal presidential contests and delegate selections across multiple states. The Associated Press calculates pledged delegates and signals a tight race as party blocs align for the national convention.
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Associated Press
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Rutenell
Geureia
Murer
Russell
Kefaiver
Pussell
Kefayver
Claude Pepper
Tennessian
Pepper
Smathers
Taft
Harold Stassen
Minnesyts
Kefauver
Robert Bulkle
Lesdy
Bulkley
Furner Olio
South Labor Party
Erle Hass
New York
Clly T
W. Averell Harriman
Police Quell Riot by 570 Prisoners in Montreal Jail
Rioting prisoners in Montreal's Borteaux jail were subdued after five hours as police and fire crews fought blazes caused by the disturbance. Several prisoners and guards were injured, and officials estimated damages above 1000. The riot ended with security forces restoring order in the yard.
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Borteaux
Eumuds
Rey
Hemeheeye
Zenon Lesue
Sul
Qhhler
Tells
Gieur
Freeze on Pay Prices Blamed for Breakdown
Steelman says union and industry far apart with no deal possible as Supreme Court blocks wage raises. Officials say postponing settlement and court ruling trigger break in talks and risk new strikes. President Johnson and CIO leaders note stalemate while industry seeks legality of wage caps.
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Supreme Court
Colin
Lesimy
Johnny Siesiman Pill
Henjamin Fulrness
VS Swe
CIO
Phil Macvay
Baburiday
Teimur Wier
Murray Sid
Tripian
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Pine
Auvision
Arst- Wuthiovity
Wwe
Mmueray
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Truman
White House
Steelman
Steel industry eyes return to full production after talks collapse
Washington talks between President Truman and steel leaders collapsed over the weekend while Pittsburgh mills faced continued production pressures. CIO United Steelworkers head Philip Murray urged workers to stay on the job as major firms reported resumed output and smaller plants began normal operations ahead of a potential wider shutdown.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
White House
Philip Murray
CIO United Steelworkers
Murray
Gove
Steel Corp
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Fire Fatal Fire Sweeps Two-Story Home
A fast spreading blaze in a two story house yesterday claims several lives and injures others. Firemen rescue trapped residents as they battle flames with ladders and save a few occupants. Authorities identify victims and continue investigation with local volunteers aiding response.
Man Kills Four Then Commits Suicide in Uniontown
Police report a salesmast killed his wife Eleanor 29 and two children 4 year old twins Christine and David then took his own life in a Uniontown residence. A dog found near the scene. coroner plans charges Friday night. Richard W Laclair 46, Rickie 6, Eleanor 29. Bread shortage fears as workers strike in Pittsburgh area. Roger Willop elected president of Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters.
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W. Ralston McGee
Richard W. Laclair
Eleanor
Rickie
Christine
David
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