Taft Demands Compromise On Budget Trim Ahead Of Tax Cut Vote
Senator Taft calls for early budget trimming agreement ahead of Senate action on a 4 billion dollar income tax reduction. He seeks cross party consensus on spending limits while Democrats criticize Republicans for delaying debt reduction and budget balance.
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Taft
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Senate House
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House
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At Reduction
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Congress
Earl Warren
Underage Driver Nabbed After City Car Theft
A 15 year old youth stole his father's car while the father attended a theater Saturday night. Police pursued through Main Maple East Washington and Wright Hast Smith streets before capturing the minor at Wright and Hast Smith. The youth was to have his father pick up the car at the station. Two men reported missing in Lancaster, Pa, after an undrinkable motor boat trip toward the Bisquehanns river.
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Genter Street
Fast Main
Mill Streets
Maple Avenue
East Washington Street
Wright
Hast Smith Streets
Lancaster
Corry Air Mail Pick-up Reviewed in Sunday Feature
A Pittsburgh Press feature details the all American air mail pickup system in Corry. It chronicles first loops, the May 14, 1939 start, and speedy service across towns. Local figures like E M Michals and WG Gaver are highlighted along with 11 communities served and 8000 pickups nightly.
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All American Air Mail
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Pittsburgh Press
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Pennnsylvania
Syria insists on independent Palestine state at UN
Syria, at the United Nations, demands no solution to the Holy Land problem except the creation of an independent Palestine state. Syrian delegate Faris El Khoury urged strict terms as the Palestine Inquiry commission debate continued. The Jewish agency pressed to bar British and Arab reps, while Moshe Shertok linked the exiled mufti to wartime Nazi policy. Shertok pledged cooperation with Arabs, but El Khoury rebutted calls for increased immigration and warned Arabs will resist any wedge into their homeland.
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United Nations
Holy Land
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Palestine
Faris EL Loury
General’ Assembly
Ensifion
UN Palestine Inquiry Commission
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Inquiry Commission
Moshe Shertok
Grand Mufti
Jerusalem
Shertak
Elihoury
Wim Ube
Arabiigher Committee
el Khoury
Aly
Acheson Quits Post as Undersecretary of State
Washington May 12 Dean Acheson resigned today as undersecretary of state and President Truman named Robert Lovett to replace him effective June 30. Lovett, a New York banker and former assistant secretary of war, will face Senate confirmation this week.
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Dean Seheson
Trinman
Robert A. Lovett
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New York
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Senate
Wartime Guard to end at June review in Harrisburg
Company A of the wartime State Guard in this city will participate in deactivation ceremonies at Harrisburg on June 14. The unit, led by Col Earle D McCrea, will move by special train June 18, with three days in grade pay and barracks quarters provided at state expense.
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Pennsylvania Guard
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Garry
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Fut. AG
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Noblane
Large Farm Near This City Is Sold
Sekerak Brothers purchase the Van Tassel farm on East Columbus Avenue adding over 125 acres to their holdings of more than 100 acres. The deal includes the farm house barn and equipment, with 95 cattle sold to F L Dodd and several thousand dollars in machinery transferred. Land borders Arthur Carlson property and Jah Decker farm.
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van Tassel
East Columbus Avenue
F. L. Dodd
Michael
George Sekerak
Sekerak
Sekerak Brothers Sold More Than 200 Acres of Their Holdings On Columbus Avenue
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Town Mfg. Co. Inc
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F. 1. Dodd
Columbus
Arthur Carlson
Jah Decker
Former Corry Man on Trial Today for DUI Charge
The Crawford county court opens with Harry Graves a former Corry resident now running a Titusville barber shop. Graves is charged with operating a vehicle under the influence after an incident last November when his car mounted a curb and struck the home of Mr. Austin Boyer, causing damage. Attorney Edward J. McDonald will defend him.
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Mradustin Boyer
Brooke Stone
Edward J. McDonald
Marshall Holds To Relief Service Merger Essential
Washington May 1 Army Secretary Marshall signals support for a merger of the Army Navy and Air Force to unify the major services. Senate Armed Services committee hearings reveal firm backing for a unification plan despite opposition from some Navy advocates.
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Senate rejects Greek-Turkish aid plan to committee
Senate refused today to approve the $100,000,000 Greek Turkish aid and sent the measure to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for study. In other dispatches from Jerusalem British authorities moved 50 suspected Jewish extremists to Kenya for safekeeping amid fears of a mass prison delivery. In Tokyo, occupation officials denied Moscow radio reports that former Japanese airmen were being trained abroad and said there was no basis for such claims. A senior Allied source said war damage and loss claims against Japan may be settled for pennies on the dollar with Japan’s assets not likely to cover the vast claims, and that only a portion of seized property and industry would be recovered.
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Palestine
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Ennis C. Whitehead
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Winnie Ruth Judd Escapes From State Hospital
Winnie Ruth Judd, the Arizona murderess who killed two women and dismembered their bodies in 1931, escaped from the State Hospital for the Insane. She was recaptured about 12 hours later near the Arizona Biltmore Motel in Phoenix after authorities traced an escape aided by a second floor restroom and a hospital elevator. The superintendent said she used conspiracies and likely a key to reach a ground level exit.
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Winnie Ruth Dudd
Los Angeles
State Hospital
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Sylvania Grants New York Wage Settlement Agreement
Sylvania Electronics Products Inc and the CIO union have reached a wage settlement after an 18 cent per hour pattern. The agreement covers workers at the company plants in Amston, Eminpory and Warren, with a joint statement from management and union leadership.
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New York
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Unitel Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
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Nave Rati
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Warren
Speed Draft of Administration Labor Program
House Republicans push rapid drafting of an administration labor program to favor employment and bar walkouts by public and utility workers. The plan seeks unified action on measures including banning jobless benefits for strikers and widening wage and sales levy powers for local governments to finance teacher salaries and public payrolls.
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H.G. Andrews
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Tineith
Dutt
Army Plans Heavy Bomber Base in Alaska
The Army announces a new heavy bomber base to be built near Fairbanks Alaska about 26 miles southeast of the city. It joins another base on the northern defense line and will feature a runway a large hangar barracks and facilities for the Strategic Air Command as it receives newer heavy bombers.
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Plane Crash Fatal to Four Hy Assiculated Press
A TWA Constellation crashed into Delaware Bay killing four crewmen. Fishermen found splinters, flesh fragments, and clothing near the wreck. The victims were Patrick S. Mc Klerman of Pomeroy Washington Robert E. Weeks of Hockessin Delaware Jack Dr. of Cheyenne Wyoming and Martin Hollie of BeechOeld Avenue Baltimore.
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Four industries hold key to peace in labor picture
A community tag day raised funds for a hospital in a Sunday event with $815 reported by chair A A Boog. Workers from Presbyterian Church and local residents in Clymer Spglinsburg Columbus and Spring Creek aided the effort. Prize winners included Margoule Spee Jeannette Capwell Nancy Gordon and Mary Shannon, sharing cash awards.
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Coast to coast telephone tie up in sixth week
The coast to coast strike, led by the National Federation of Telephone Workers, involves about 185,000 affiliated workers still on strike. CIO American Communications Association said the NPTW walkout is broken as 12,000 Northern California and Nevada members return to work. Negotiations continue in Washington, with Western Electric and the National Association of Telephone Equipment Workers resuming talks.
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Undone
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Kent Mainy
Tin San
CIO American Communications Association
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California
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Bel! Telestone
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Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers
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Western Electric Company
National Association of Telephone Equipment Workers
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Bell Telephone Laboratories
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Telephone Laboratories Union
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Time Union
Harry Bridges
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High Court Upholds ICC Ruling on Rail Freight Rates
The Washington May 2 report states the Supreme Court upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission order to cut rail freight rates by 10 percent in the north and east and raise nothing in the south and west. Justices Douglas and Burtan led the 7-2 decision amid regional manufacturing concerns.
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Prankfurther
Congress Faces Trouble Spots in Labor Strife
The piece notes potential labor conflicts in coal, maritime, railroads, and construction, with government intervention likely. It mentions industry-wide bargaining proposals, pending labor bills, and looming union actions ahead of key June expirations and elections.
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Truman
Accused Slayer's Trial Postponed in New York
Trial of Mariana Abello, 35, charged with strangling Mrs. Catherine Millar near Warren, Pennsylvania, was postponed due to a shortage of prospective jurors. Eleven jurors had been selected earlier that week, and a new panel was to be chosen tomorrow.
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Warren
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Millar Yg
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