Indians Oppose Kinzu Flood Dam Fight Planned
Chiefs of the six nation Iroquois Confederacy oppose two flood control projects on the Allegheny River and Onondaga Creek claiming lands on Cornplanter and Allegheny reservations would be flooded. They will send a representative to Warren to meet the U S Flood Control Commission to discuss the matter.
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Syracuse
Serveas
Onondagus
Warren
U. S. Flood Control Commission
Kinga
Allegheny River
Onondaga Creek
Cornplanter Indian Reservation
Allegheny Reservation
Original State Charter to be Placed at Museum
The May be y UNM Penns original charter granted 265 years ago for what is now Pennsylvania will soon rest in a prominent place at the state museum beside the capitol. Dr Donald A. Cadzow says the priceless document, received from King Charles II, will be placed in a specially built glass case to keep out dangerous rays.
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Teiveeen Um
Penn
Pennsylvania
State Capitol
Donald A. Cadzow
State Historical and Museum Commission
Charles II of
England
D. Cudzow
Texas Guardsmen Mobilized to Block Polio Spread
Three hundred Texas State Guardsmen were mobilized in Corpus Christi to block roads and keep nonresident children out of the city and Nueces County as polio cases spread from South Texas to the Panhandle. Quarantines were set in Rockport and Kleberg County, with San Antonio restricting gatherings and Amarillo and Dallas reporting fatalities and cases.
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Texas Guardsmen
Associated Press
Corpus Christi
Tex
City
Nueces Country
Texas
Rockport
Corpus Christ
Gulf of Mexico
Leberg County
Kindntic King
Angee
Uae
Carlus Christi Naval Air Station
San Antonio
Amarillo
Borger
Dallas
Corpus Chriisti
Nueces County
School Board Approves Staff Increases and Upgrades
The board increased all school salaries and made Mrs. Cornelia Anderson and Mrs. Lucille Rice permanent staff. John Milanovich proposes a Summer program as the next action. Kibler elected school physician. Mrs. Bernice Glenn named secretary. Florence Pond to Principal's secretary. Cafeteria ops show about 75 meals daily at Junior High and 100 at Senior High. Italian American Club to use Senior High auditorium for charity event June 27-28. Business Manager to seek bids for painting, roof repairs, coal supply, window sash replacement, and basements paint and grading.
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Anderson
Draft Extension Dangers Loom Over Draft System
Officials warned the draft machinery could unravel if the current law expires. President Truman reportedly planned an executive order to keep Selective Service intact until Congress finds a solution. McCormack urged House and Senate approval of a resolution while opponents called it an inadequate measure. In local news, district groups allocate one third of Loveland Field lighting repairs and grading costs for the upcoming baseball season.
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Page Orie
Truman
Congress
Tome Soliton
McCormack
Massachusetts
House of the
Senate
Loveland Field
Compensation claims decline in latest unemployment report
The Corry office of the United States Employment Service released a weekly summary showing unemployment claims and adjustments. New claims total 12 with 4 reopened, waiting week 4, total compensable claims 178, a drop of 3 percent. Servicemen's Readjustment Allowance claims fell to 238, down 59 from the prior week, with Union City totals of 2 new, 3 reopened, and 21 waiting week compensables. End-of-week job openings numbered 1.
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Corry
United States Employment Sevice Today
Union City
Mrs John Morley dies in Philipsburg hospital
Mrs John Morley widow of the late John Morley died this morning at 2 o’clock in the Benson Sanitarium Philipsburg after a period as a patient. She leaves two daughters Mrs Glyde Becker and Mrs Theresa Morley both of Philipsburg and two sisters Mrs Clark Pai Union City and Mrs Bernice Ford Philadelphia. Funeral at Church of St Peter and St Paul Philipsburg Thursday at 9 am, body to be brought to this city for burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
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Philipsburg
John Morley
Benson Sanitarium
Clark Pai
Union City
Bernice Ford
Philadelphia
Church of St Peter and St. Paul
St. ‘Thomas Cemetery
Philadelphia Police Probe Slaying Of 21 Year Old Merchant
Philadelphia scene yields three days of mystery as Martin Procter 21 year old merchant sailor is stabbed to death near a school building. Witnesses describe vehicles and a second victim earlier attacked with an iron pipe. Patrolman Philadelphia Army Recruiting Office Sgt. William Martucel reports the suspect arrested for questioning after Procter dies at Mineral Hospital.
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Moladelpuia
Martin Proctor
William Martucel
Philadelphia
DeLoo
Procter
Philly Lavanda
Philadelphia Army
Lavent
Proctor
Philadelphia Mineral Hospital
Fhinels
Plea of Guilty in High Profile Car Theft Case
Stoynoff and Steynicl plead guilty Monday in the Robert Wisher Iurder case over an auto theft linked to a car owned by John B. Mucha. The car, found by police in Cambridge, was used as a hideout by the abettor headed by Bubna. Sentence deferred pending the Mundé trial.
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Arinum Staynuti
Hipolltun
Robert Wisher Iurder
Commonwealthy
Steynicl
Wullyy
John B. Mucha
Cambridge
Sorins Barrie
I 1
Bubna
Jude Eier L. Evans
Tiwis Stuynott
Elias
Fisher
Waren
Burial for Walter Laurie Arrives in City
Walter Laurie’s body arrived from New York and was taken to Bracken Seating Funeral Home for burial. Friends may call and attend services Wednesday at 2:30 PM. He was a former resident, World War II veteran, and member of Archie Thompson Post No 24.
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Walter Laurie
New York
Word Way
Archie Thompson
Veterans of jPovelin
IMAN AND SON DIE IN PHILADELPHIA APARTMENT FIRE
A sailor Edward Goll aged 41 and his three year old son perished when a third floor apartment in northwest Philadelphia burned out of control. His wife Catherine Goll 39 and her eight month old daughter escaped by clinging to a window sill until rescuers caught them with a blanket. The injured include Catherine with burns and lacerations and Jane two with head injuries. Fire officials said a blowtorch used to remove old paint caused the blaze.
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Iman
Philadelphia
Northwest
Pos Delphia
Edward Goll
Edward
Catherine Goll
Lankenau
Jane
Catherine
Venient
Goll
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