West Powers Plan Self Rule Statute For Berlin Rebuild Aid
The State Department warned Western Europe faces weak defenses inviting aggression and outlined a six point program. It calls for a first year arms aid of 1.19 billion dollars, and later funding to help free nations strengthen defense with U. S. military production support, training, and technical help, with a separate but complementary plan to the North Atlantic pact.
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Babson Sees Job Decline Before 50
In a Chicago May 4 report, ANGER W. BABSON warns that wartime demand fluctuations and postwar adjustments will lift unemployment by several million, hitting textiles, rubber, radios, phonographs, motor vehicles, and furniture. He urges employer employee cooperation and inventories of labor relations as layoffs rise and productivity fluctuates. The piece hints at policy and management issues continuing on page four.
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Pennsylvania Home Rule Rent Measure Signed in May
Amended state law authorizes municipalities to adopt home rule revisions after approval by the Governor and submission to federal authorities. The measure defines municipalities and retains decentral powers, with hearings to determine housing needs. In a separate item, Paul F. Perry faces murder charges for the shooting of his schoolteacher wife on January 10, with prosecution resting its case.
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Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan to Wed May 27
Cannes report says Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan plan to marry May 27 at the Chateau de L’Horizon Golfe Juan. The prince will visit Switzerland for about three days before Paris and Riviera departures around May 24. Confirmation notes Hayworth will wed without her prior marriage to the prince’s English wife.
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Communist Capture of Shanghai Nears as Reds Advance
Associated Press reports intense Red assaults closing on Shanghai from northwest and southwest with thrusts within 10 to 20 miles of the city. Evacuation warnings for Britons and passport deadlines noted as two American ships and a Norwegian vessel slipped past Woosung toward the open sea.
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Corry merchants gauge success of Corry Days sales
A Chamber of Commerce survey of Corry retailers shows 69 percent labeled Corry Days a success with 76 percent saying they created goodwill and offered real value. Sixty-three percent profited from extra sales while 54 percent favored monthly sales. opinions varied on future citywide events and advertising sufficiency.
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Rain Ends 16 Day Dry Spell Here
A light rain began at 8 am and fell intermittently across the area, welcomed by farmers and fishermen but insufficient to raise stream levels. Dry spells delayed plowing and yielded poor fishing results as streams continued to recede, with May dust rain earlier noted and rain forecasts unlikely to bring significant relief.
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Decline in Jobless Workers Reported by Associated Press
Washington May 14 The number of workers drawing unemployment insurance fell 57 000 last week lowering the total to 1 960 000 for the week ending May 7 from 2 097 000 the prior period The Federal Security Agency noted a rise in new unemployment claims from 322 100 to 354 000 in the same span Despite the drop the May 7 total remained 775 000 above the year earlier level The agency said more workers are using up benefits this year and only 38 000 000 of the nations workers are covered by unemployment insurance programs.
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Nam appoints Corry resident to NAM policy panel
Dr A Hillstrom of Gorey Jamestown Manufacturing Corp is named to the National Association of Manufacturers International Relations Committee for the coming year. NAM in New York also notes consultations with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. The appointment follows NAM policy committee practices of year round meetings to shape industrial and economic policy. In related items, the Times quotes Astra on a Hungarian prison mental breakdown report.
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Murphy Co plans basement store expansion in city building
Murphy Co plans a major remodel of the North German steel building in the Bun block to create a basement retail section. The project may double the space with a new base level and shopping area slated to begin in 1960 pending conditions and costs. Tenants in the building include Barley Johnson, Auer Agency, Dorothy Lillies beauty shop, C. D. of A. rooms, and medical and professional offices, with notices given that Murphy’s will take over September 1 though formal confirmation is pending.
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Sewer work to start Monday in Centerville project
Donovan renstruotion firm of Centerville plans the first phase of a sewer upgrade on East Smith Street, weather permitting, with a 1200 foot open ditch to Hare Creek. The contract covers 1870 feet of pipe and 26 feet of pre cast sections, to be finished in 100 working days.
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Eisler Remains Aboard as Southampton Tender Delays
In Southampton England on May 14 the Polls steamer Baty failed to deliver Communist Gerhart Eisler to British authorities. The tender was about two and a half hours late, signaling lengthy talks between ship officers and officials at Goodland Yard. A special court session was planned for the afternoon to address Eisler’s transfer.
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Consider Police Force For North Atlantic Pact
A group of senators backs a plan to create a contingent force among the North Atlantic Pact nations. Mundt Hendrickson and others favor a U N backed force, arguing for a combined approach with disarmament and global arms inspection. The idea faces debate over funding and relation to the existing $1.18 billion pact arms program.
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Blue Cross Pays 11,085 to Corry Hospital in '49
Blue Cross payments to Gerry Hospital for the first quarter totaled 11,085 and the year’s hospital care costs rose. Overall, Blue Cross and related plans show rising enrollment and rising payouts across Western Pennsylvania and the United States, with national totals nearing 271 million dollars paid in 1948 for about four million members.
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Corry Choir Broadcast to Light Up Afternoon Air
Corry High School Cappella touring choir will perform this afternoon in Pittsburgh at DIA while 50 members depart Corry for the Steel City arrival expected at lunch and rehearsal before the radio broadcast. The choir plans a return to Corry next day with a journey to Washington, DC, continuing through Tuesday.
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National Bank Adds 10 Service New Teller Machines
The National Bank introduces new teller machines replacing passbooks for checking deposits. Depositors will no longer need a passbook as receipts are printed and kept in a bank envelope for monthly statements. Machines improve speed and accuracy and limit access to depositors’ account numbers. Bank tellers have practiced with the devices for days to ensure quick service.
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Derailed Freight Trains Halt Pennsylvania Rail Tracks
At Huntingdon Pennsylvania 27 cars of an westbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed three miles east of town blocking all four main lines. No injuries reported. Fire affects hindered track clearance as responders worked to restore service. In Detroit negotiations continued for the Ford strike with limited progress and federal interest noted.
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Gray Nominated for Assistant Secretary of the Army
May 14 President Truman nominates Gordon Gray to promotion as undersecretary with authority to finish the department until a new secretary of the army is named.
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Western Berlin Under Allied Supervision Granted
Berlin reports that the United States Britain and France agreed to self rule for western Berlin under limited Allied supervision. The plan grants the western Germans administrative control with broad oversight including disarmament security and economic stabilization while preserving Allied authority on major actions. NATO allied leaders meet amid tensions over East West German governance and reparations following the Berlin blockade.
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Ridgway Man Slain in Elk County Home
A 73 year old Ridgway resident Betsey Wildnawes died at Kan Memorial Hospital St Marys after an incident at Elk County Home. Involved is 83 year old Patrick Flynt awaiting criminal action for an alleged involuntary manslaughter or related charge.
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