Akron Flyers Circled Corey on Fatal Trip
An Akron pilot Edward H. Pullett 48 and passenger Jacob Martin 20 died in a Cessna crash near Panama New Jersey after departing Lawrence Airport. Coroner said skull fractures and internal injuries caused their deaths. The wreckage lay in a meadow. Martin was crushed by a tree limb.
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Akron
Lawrence
Curry
Panama
N. J
Hdward H. Pullett
Jacob
Martin
Pasenper
Thomas
Samus T. Bowers
Jamestown
Aircraft Owners and Pilots ¢ Association
Faught
Bowers
Benjamin Stoddard
Normen Edkerd
Rex Marsh
William Bargy
Bargy
Viatime
Haitink-Mitchell
Fought
Salisbury
Pepsin
Loa
Three Children Perish In Farmhouse Fire Near Millville Pa
Fire swept a long farm house in a sparse Pennsylvania area near the anthracite region killing Lester Lorow aged 4 Ruth Anne 6 and Evelyn 3 while their parents Oscar and Mrs Lorow were away at Mordansville about seven miles distant Deputy Coroner Lee J Fodock identified the victims and noted the fire origin was undetermined.
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Millville
Pennsylvania
Lee J. Fodock
Golumhia County
Dentine the
Vic ‘Tims
Lester Lorow
Ruth Anne
Evelyn
Oscar Loraw
Mordansville
Britain to Hand Military Obligation in Middle East to U S
British officials indicate a shift to transfer responsibility for Mediterranean defense to the United States. Bevin argues Britain's economic interests require continued influence in the region, while withdrawal from East Africa is planned in 2–3 years. The move reflects the rise of the United States as a Mediterranean power.
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U.S
Middle East
London
Hillish
Britain
Mediterranean
United States
East Africa
Suee Canal
Bevin
House of Commons
Malittalih & Covgwany
Forign
War Office
Littary
Labor bill compromise seen this week by conferees
Republican Senators Taft and Ball expect House and Senate labor bills to reach a compromise this week. Senator George predicts a milder result than last year and suggests Truman may find veto unlikely. Labor leaders attack both bills, while the Maas version could resemble the Senate bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republcan
Taft
Ohio
Bart Minn
Senate House
George
Truman
Senate
House
Sowald
Voteiny
Georgia
Hall
Tath
Ball
Dub
May Denies Part in Conspiracy in War Fraud Trial
Former Kentucky Congressman Andrew J. May testified at his war fraud trial that he never entered into a conspiracy to defraud the government. His attorney pressed him on loans linked to Murray Garsson and his brother Henry Garsson, and May denied any involvement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kentucky
Andrew J. May
Congress
Warren Magee
Murray Gatsson
Henry
Truman repeats call for national health program in Congress
May 19 bulletin from Sangas City reports President Truman sending a message to Congress reiterating the appeal for a national health program while his press secretary Charles G Ross notes the president signed the final draft at Grandview as he stayed by his gravely ill mother. Also covered are the Supreme Court ruling that local police deputized guards are employees who may join unions, Attly’s UN membership handoff via Italian ambassador, a House Post Office committee vote to raise postal rates for $11 million more revenue, and a deadly explosion at a munitions dump in Brunswick Germany killing twelve people.
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Wy Isoyusayou Area
Sangas City
Truman
Congress
Charles G. Ross
Grandview
Washington
Supreme Court
House Fost Office
Lewis and Policy Committee Meet in Washington
Joyi b. Lewis convened the Mine Workers policy group to chart a wage talks path as Dorel Eph and Wester operators hold contract data. The union seeks firm wage terms, health and welfare funds, and a strengthened federal safety code before talks resume, with questions on pay for a 40 hour week and potential benefits expansion.
Former area man killed in Florida wreck
The body of Robert Maxwell, former Spring Creek resident, is returned to his city after a car crash in Dade County Florida. Maxwell died at Kendall Hospital after his vehicle overturned on the shoulder, his wife Elisabeth slightly hurt. He served in the Air Corps, lived in Miami, and leaves a wife, parents, and sister. Funeral services will be held after calling hours.
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Robert Maxwell
Spring Creek
Niami
Fla
Alo Noo
Maxwell
Dade County
Kendall Ratii
Dade County Shellas
Elisabeth
Miarat Air Depot
Oveele
Cow High
Cow High Sehiool
Rochester
Air Corps
Wights
Ninth Air Forces
Scotland
England
Maxwell Field
Ala
Elizabeth Sears Maxwell
Miami
Ms. Fair Maxwell
Sputni Creek
Jane
Coral Gables
Plu
Hracken- Keating
Willy Nommute
Union City
Magee
Buller State
O. Henry
Thomas ‘Motor
GLF
Union Géty
Corry
Youngsville
Ohio
New York
Acquit Three In Lynching Trial In Greenville
The defense rested in a lynching trial of 28 white men in Greenville as Judge Martin directed full acquittal of three defendants and acquittal on two counts for seven others. The three who refused to speak to police were Earle Martin, Vardty McBee Nands, and Ernest Stokes.
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Associated Press
Greenville
South Carolina
J. Robert Martin
Earle Martin
Booth Curtin
Vardty McBee Nands
Ernest, Stokes
Nate
Stern Gang 10 Continue Fight Against British
The text reports the Stern Gang ten continuing confrontations with British forces. It notes Itgun Leumi broadcasts as a factor and claims immediate truce hopes are killed. The piece urges Britain to lay down arms and end arrests of Jews.
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Stern Gang
Itgun Leumi
Haifa Port rocked by heavy blasts amid Middle East tensions
Reports from Haifa describe devastating explosions and a large fire near the port after the Trade Winds vessel arrived from the United Kingdom. British violence is met with retaliation claims by Jewish underground groups as the Palestine crisis intensifies and international observers note no casualties from the mine incident.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Palestinn
Keonelendt Yeuilureluy
Tygun
Palestine
Cyprus
Britain
Bruce
Syeia
Haifa
Hirawin
Mizhd
Sy. Carmel
Trade Winds
Naval Officer to Speak Here at Rotary Club Meeting
Et. Comdr T L Wartington of the United States Naval Reserve will address the Rotary Club this evening at the Corry Hotel. He will discuss Naval Reserve Work and present the film The New Naval Reserve. An open house at the American Legion Post Home on North Center Street is set for tomorrow night with Warrington speaking on Naval Reserve advantages and a demonstration of a specially adapted flint for this Naval Reserve Week.
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United States Naval Reserve
Rotary Club
Corry
Naval Reserve
Amelean Legion Post
North Center Street
President Seeks Comfort By Staying At Mother's Bedside
The president remains by his mother’s side in Grandview. He sits with family and reads papers, while a personal physician monitors her condition. The morning update notes he plans to leave the hotel for Grandview after breakfast and return later. The scene centers on a family health crisis amid presidential duties.
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Trunon
Crandview
Wallice
Graham
Marth
Phone Strike Pickets Return at Western Electric War
Washington May 19 Workers at Western Electric resume picketing forcing temporary cuts in Bell system service. In New Jersey main exchanges were newly picketed while union leaders and the Labor Department reported tentative pay offer talks. Two other Western Electric unions reached tentative agreements with wage increases around 11 cents, delaying further action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Western Electric Company
New Jersey
Bell Telephone Company
Wester Blecite Company
BigMeen Hole
Pai Ti
Ernest Weaver
ACEW
Fox
Alee
John Murray
Neni Conellivion
Eib
Unlei
S . Ower
Labor Department
Western Electric
Warren Electric Co Op Elects New Officers
The annual meeting of Warren Electric Co-Operative REA was held in Youngsville High School. D. P. Triscult was named president and Arthur Hill vice president, both of Columbus. L. D. Whiteley was secretary from Spring Creek, Homer A. Manley treasurer from Barry. Directors named include Triscult Hill Whiteley Manley Pierce Bosco Johnson Axel Johnson and Orn Mitchell.
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Warten Electric Co-Operative—Rea
Youngsvilleigh ‘School
Dirivers
Dlawiig
D. P. Triscult
Arthur Hill
Columbus
L. D. Whiteley
Spring Creek
Homer A. Manley
Barry
D. P. ‘Triscult
Arthur HL
Fy D. Whiteley
Homer A Manley
G. _ U. Pierce
Steve Bosco
Ina Johnson
Axel Johnson
Orn Mitchell
Fire Damage Hits DuBois Building. Two Firefighters Hurt
Fire swept through the volunteer fire station in DuBois Pennsylvania on May 19 causing about $20,000 in damage. Two firefighters were slightly injured while a hook and ladder crew and an ambulance were towed away for safety. Fire Inspector William Reig cited likely failure of defective electrical equipment as the cause.
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Wey
Dubois
Funes
Ourdables
Luna
William Reig
Crinicipal
Seven Auto Wrecks With No Hurt Reported
State Police investigated seven weekend auto wrecks with no injuries. In Sparginghure Mn David E Rupes in a 146 Dodge failed to signal and crashed into a machine driven by William Wetzel causing about $80 damage. At Scott's Crossing Clayton Lenz Milwaukee cut in front of James Consolo from Got and was cited for reckless driving. Consolo’s car damage estimated at $600.
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Sta- Son
Lnvestiga Ved
biWis Auto Talents
AU Guloniolles
Joroueh
Sparignshure
David E. Rupes
William Wetzel
Salem
Wiin
al Scott
Clayton Lenz
Milwaukee
Wis
James Consolo
Railroad Street
Consolo
Child Found Drowned Near Weedville Creek Bed
Rita Ann Blegg, 30 months, missing from Weedville since dusk, was found wedged in Burns Ruin rocks eight miles from her home. Volunteers and three men searched Weerville area overnight with no success. Separate obituary notes William R. Douglas, 63, longtime State Department of Labor and Industry bureau chief and Republican figure, died in Camp Hill.
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Associated Press
ST. Marys
Rita Ann Blegg
Weedville
Burns Ruin
Weerville
Here
Harrisburg
William R. Douglas
State Department of Labor and Industry
Camp Hill
George Sees Only 2 Billion Trim In President Budget
Washington May 19 Secretary of the Treasury Snyder told Congress a period of tax reduction is approaching but offered no firm recommendations. Republican lawmakers seek a clear stance on a possible tax cut while House and Senate debate a substantial revision of the tax system and overall finances.
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George
Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Snyder
Congress Today Hub
Whit Sixes
House
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Huens
GOP
Trumall
Senate
Shearst
Halse Ways and Means
Kyllison
R-Minn
Bondi
Tysb
Uwtah
Goulh
Trio Rob Corry Man on Route 6
Harry Church of Corry reports three young men posing as police officers robbed him on Route 6 east of Columbus. They stopped his car while he slept, demanded his license, and stole about $8 from his wallet before leaving in a blue sedan.
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Harry Church
Corry
Route 6
Columbus
Church
Oity
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Fing
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