European Aid May Be First Bill Hit In Economy Drive
Washington May 16 The government faces a potential 3 billion deficit next year as budget experts forecast lower revenues and higher spending Critics push for more taxes and cuts while lawmakers debate options including extending or trimming federal programs The report sparks party lines on how to reduce the deficit.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
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MuCormack
Mussi
Tromain
Senate
Tenasel
May- Dank
Saintor McKeliay
Walt Hu
Convict Black Man Convicted in Guam Girl Slaying
A male crew member and two Black men were implicated in the December San Francisco incident. Ruth Farnworth, a Guam souvenir shop worker, was abducted and killed. convict Herman P. Dennis faces a court martial verdict with possible review and further action planned by military authorities.
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Mason
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Nother Negro
Robert W. Burns
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San Francisco
Calvert Dennis
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Tex
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Guam Hospital
Pine Grove Cemetery Association Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Pine Grove Cemetery Association will be held at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the office of Solicitor Waly Scot. Members will elect officers and discuss ongoing business.
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Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Warning to ECA Nations on Marshall Plan Pace
Associated Press reports President Truman warned European nations under the Marshall Plan to push for rapid economic expansion and reform to end American aid by 1952. He noted only satisfactory progress so far and stressed nations must stand on their own funds as aid tapers.
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Washington
Preston Truman Dude
Europe
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Beahumic Cooperation Administration
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Auto Insurance Law Signed in Pennsylvania
Gov James T Duff signed a measure ending a four year dispute on prompt financial responsibility for motorists. The law requires reporting accidents with damages of 100 or more and proof of ability to pay judgments. Failure to insure can trigger cash bonds and license suspension.
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Harrisburg
Averden
Bevin
James T. Duff
State Revenue Department
Secretary of Revenue
Wreck west of Corry causes $1200 damage in two-car collision
James R. Loftus Jr. of Lawrence Park and Vernoni Thompson of Co. Timbus were drivers in a two-car crash on Route 6 near the hatchery. Loftus’ car sped and crossed the center line, smashing off the highway and rolling over. Thompson’s vehicle stopped nearby. Injuries not listed. police noted the damage totaled $1200.
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Tinton City
James R. Loftus, Jr
Lawrence Parle
Vernohi Thompson
Timbus
Jocal
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Aield
English Court Delays Hearing On Red Eisler Extradition
Bow Street magistrate adjourned to May 24 for a US extradition hearing of Communist fugitive Gerhart Eisler who claims asylum as a political refugee. Eisler arrived from Southampton amid protest by four communists outside the court and police guard. He was brought to Bow Street by two officers after fleeing the United States on the Polish liner Batory.
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Associated Press
London
Bow Street
Gerhart Eisler
America
United States
Eisler
Southampton
Britain
Scotland Yard
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Hisler
Lawyen
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Bally Bisler
Batory
Dudley Collard
England
Boag Elected District Elks Officer at Merlings Session
Boag of Cory Lodge No 769 B P O Elks was named vice president of the Northwestern District Association of Elks at a Merlings session held yesterday afternoon in Greanville. Richard Rossiter of Ambridge was elected president and Vern Gurr of New Castle secretary. Local lodge members listed include Cragg Carrig Davis Dav is Needham Morrison and Wartes. A supper followed the meeting.
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Bery
Anpool
Cory Lodge
Harold Cragg
James Carrig
Horton J. Davis
Jerome Davis
Jerome. Needham
Alfred Morrison
C. K. Mclean
Donald A. Wartes
Uneasy Quiet Settles Over Shanghai Area
Shanghai area reports uneasy quiet as Communist forces threaten the city. Foreign airlines suspend operations and evacuees flee while nationalists brace for a possible river crossing near Hankow and Nanchang. Red artillery pounded Woosung but waterway defenses held at daybreak.
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Associated Press
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Nanchang
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Rédy
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Chanteha
Cynton
Amon Pier
Wodsung
Bulgarian Premier Dimitrov Seized In Soviet Report
Berlin May 16 A German language paper quoted an unconfirmed dispatch claiming Bulgarian Premier Geurel Dimitrov was arrested and sentenced by a Communist court in the Soviet Union. The piece gave no sources or details and did not specify the sentence.
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Geurel Dimitrov
Soviet Union
Dimitrov
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Bulgaria
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Cottage Damaged by Boom Accident at Canadohta Lake
A crane boom failed at Briggles Park Canadohta Lake damaging J. Cast’s Braddock cottage and nearby trees. Estimated damage about 150 dollars with potential up to 500 dollars for the boom. Crane owned by Huy Werling and Clayton Danforth Tawnyville. The incident occurred Saturday and Sunday beside the Coe cottage. a tree fell and the boom struck the cottage, causing structural harm.
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Canadohta Lake
J. Cast
Braddock
Huy Werling
Clayton Danforth
Tawnyille
Coe Cottage
Summer home near Garland leveled by fire in Texas
A large summer home near Garland, Texas, owned by S. P. Russell of Erie, was destroyed by a fire yesterday afternoon. The frame dwelling, furnished, including four hive structures, suffered about $5,000 in damage. Firefighters and volunteers battled grass and woods flames after sparks from the blaze.
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Erie
Simmmer
Dre Whith
S. P Russell
Russell
Faney
Wienjig
Beardsley
Tke
Youngsville Fire Department
Volunivens
Garland
Midyear stocking of fish in Corry area underway
The Corry Fish Hatchery launched midseason stocking as trucks delivered 3 700 trout to the Brokenstraw Creek area. Superintendent Merrill Tillie reports 8 900 browns and 700 rainbows stocked. total aims include 70 000 more fish across Corry area and neighboring counties over the next weeks.
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Corry Fish Hatchery
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Merrill Tillie
Corry
Wocook Creek
French Creek
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Watal
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Pinly Spring
Paint Job for Truman Sparks Labor Dispute
Independence May 16 The Summer White House faces a protest as a single painter works on the presidents residence leaving a union dispute with District Council No 9 AF of L. John Moler describes himself as the painter and says he was contacted via a mailed notice. Union rep Jack Cooke says the letter urged the president to hire a union painter and questioned the decision to hire a solo contractor.
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Wooke
Housing Bill To Reach House Vote This Week
Washington May 13 The housing bill moves toward a House vote this week after Senate approval earlier. The measure funds slum clearance public housing rent relief and farm aid while addressing rural telephone service and federal programs. It faces possible delay in committee with Republican and some Democratic opposition.
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Associated Press
Washington
paesAge Wold Head
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oWird
Senate
Department of Welfuri
Dr Whittlesey Named Post in Texas Church
Dr Whittlesey, longtime minister of musical affairs, resigns from Covensabi Rye to lead Highland Park Methodist Church in Dallas Texas. He joins Southern Methodist University campus choir program and plans an extensive choral schedule including Mendelssohn Elijah and Beethoven Ninth Symphony. He will teach and direct in summer sessions and Chautauqua projects after moving from Detroit.
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Dallas
Texas
Southern Methodist University
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Detroit
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Brie Ald
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Corry High School
Moody Bible Istitute
Chicago
Wheaton College
Wheaton Tll
Detroit Institute of Musical Art
Bond Selling Drive Begins Tonight in Washington
The government initiates a public bond sale totaling 81 040 000 000 for savings funds. President Truman will broadcast a 12 minute radio program at 7:23 p m EST signaling the start. About 3 000 000 volunteers, including 250 000 newspaper partners, will distribute literature and order forms. Series E bonds offer $4 for each 100 invested and mature after five years.
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Washington
Truman
Duff Signs Bills Affecting City
Governor signs two measures affecting Corry and other cities. One bill lets the State Highways Secretary approve using brighter lights at intersections. it also shields cities from forcing drastic curb light changes, avoiding municipal costs. A second bill, aiding third class cities and boroughs, allows ordinances against illegally parked vehicles in Corry.
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New Paper Appears in New York
May 16 reports the debut of The Daily Compass a weekly newspaper selling 50 000 copies. Publisher T. Uhnekrey declares The Editor's Creed in the front page story and states he wears no allegiance but his own.
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New York
Daily Compass
Government Steps Up Ford Strike Mediation Effort
Washington reports the federal government intensifies the Ford strike situation. CIO President Walter Reuther discusses mediation plans with Cyrus Ching while Detroit workers threaten a May 5 shutdown. Ford Motor Co faces up to 100000 idle workers as talks proceed with federal aid and company stance under scrutiny.
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Associated Press
Washington
Walter Rower
CIO Auli
Directo Cyrus
Ching
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Reuther
Bold 4
Chie
Conlertiation Service
Detroit
Fd Motor Company
Henry Pid 11
Svorle
Russia Is Sent 30 Million Bill By Associated Press
Tehran reports Iraq claims Bilchin owes about 40 million dollars and seeks immediate payment. Ali Asshar-Hek meets to discuss debt figures under a 1942 agreement. The record lists various sums in dollars and rials for customs duties houses tents and transportation of trains.
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Russia
Associated Press
Tehran
Iran
Iraq
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Ali Asshar-Hekmet
United States
Tornado Rips Amarillo Leaving Dead and Wounded
Relief crews searched debris as a tornado struck Amarillo Texas causing injuries and possible deaths. Hospitals and authorities reported extensive damage across South Amarillo with many homes destroyed and farmers losing harvesting equipment valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Congress to Stay in Session for Four Months
House Speaker Rayburn predicts Congress will remain in session for four months while a special session may be held later. He notes an upcoming joint committee will probe lobbyists with no connection to President Truman mentioned. McCormick backs extended session amid 1948 campaign pressures. Also included is a Pittsburgh VFW Club robbery report with $2,000 and whiskey taken.
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