Secrecy Marks Lead Ore Tests Near East Branch Tract
A major mining test near Corry south of East Branch draws keen interest as secrecy surrounds financing and exploration. Reports describe a potential drift mining plan at a Caldwell stream basin site about forty feet underground, with samples suggesting silver but unconfirmed, and widespread trespass notices fueling speculation as crews probe a large area along a dirt road north of Wardville.
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Corry
Titusville
Thah
Caldwell
Caldwell Strong
East Brat
Ward Diville
Cotsiers
Aqiare
Blacktoy
Avea
Manny Yeats
Bern
House Debates Military Pay Bill in Congress
Washington May 10 Congressmen push for a large military pay bill on the House floor for four hours of debate. The measure would boost annual payrolls for service members, with pay rises varying by rank from about 3 percent to 61 percent, including brigadier generals and rear admirals.
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House
Strykes Committee
Bob Rep. Brow
Ohio
Viking
Byrd renews plea for 5 percent cut in federal outlay
Sen Byrd urges the Truman administration to top 5 percent across the board in the executive branch as a fresh budget proposal is sent to the Senate. He cites earlier failures on similar cuts and notes a 36.9 million target with a 12 million hire bill under review. The push accompanies the executive committee monthly report on reducing non essential federal expenditures.
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Associated Press
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Sohin
Jan Byrd
Truman
Virginia
Senate
Avi Ecoomy Heroup
Perguson
R-Mich
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Invitiayt
Verying
Juin Committe
Bycel
Shilirman
Left Wing Unions Ordered To Quit WETU By CIO Board
In Washington May 1 Associated Press reports the CIO warns left wing unions to sever ties with the Russian dominated World Federation of Trade Unions and end opposition to CIO policies. The executive board will likely declare measures against the CI minority at the Cleveland convention starting October 31.
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Washington
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Tridde
CTO
Willy
S-Win
WPL
Philip Murray
Wahl
CTO Siens
Murray
Cleveland
CIO
Board
Tammany Hall Faces Attacks Over Fusion Strife
New York May 19 Tammany Hall reeled after Roosevelt era attacks as Seabury and ex judge Seabury backed fusion revival for the anti Tammany forces. Mayor O Dwyer pursues a housecleaning drive while LaGuardia and supporters debate reuniting fusion. O Dwyer expected to seek reelection amid internal splits.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Seletion Punch
Seabury
Iyexigaetor
Fiorelio H. LaGuardia
Willian O'Dwyer
Ab O'Dwyor
Poland Rejects Move to Debate Eisler Case at UN Session
At New York on May 19 the General Assembly ended its Spring session with Polish delegate Kata-Suchy opposing the immediate debate on Gerhart Eisler, the Communist fugitive held in England after skipping bail in the United States. Evatt of Australia ruled Poland failed to give sufficient notice for a debate, and the assembly voted to adjourn with Eisler’s case unresolved. The session also approved Israel’s admission as the 59th UN member and backed a plan to safeguard international news transmission.
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Associated Press
New York
Italy
Spain
Wyer
Dwiluse Kata-Suchy
General Assembly
Eisler
England
United States
Bator _Kalz
Hospitals mull Blue Cross pact amid fee dispute in Erie
Corry Hospital directors discussed the contract with the Hospital Service Association of Pittsburgh, operators of Blue Cross. Hamel and St. Vincent’s Hospitals in Erie have cancelled their agreement over inadequate remuneration. Board approved superintendent’s report: 253 patients in April, 1,062 days of service, 3 deaths, 27 births, and 1 major and 1 minor operation. A $4,000 fee plus expenses for Henry Candy to ponder the proposed campaign fund was approved. Directors Nast, Young, Rainesale, Histon, Holden, and Howard attended.
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Hosital Service Association of Pittsburgh
Blue Cross
Adready
Hamel
St. Vincent's Hospitals
Erie
Henry Candy
Thoss
Nast, Young
Rainesale
Histon
Holden
Howard
111 Heroes Share in 43700 Rescue Indenture
May 19 SAN MARINO California 111 heroes who targeted to rescue Kathy Mieus from an abandoned well will receive from 200 to 1800 dollars each from a 43 100 rescue fund. The fund was closed last night by Tinbert McKilchon VRW commander and a Kathy Pistin rescue committee member. McKilchon noted about ten rescuers of the Bast Pasddens Americ ear. Whitey Blickenstpeer and A O Kelly spent the most time underground.
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San Marino
Calif
Kathy Mieus
Liu
Slv
Tinbert
McKilchon
VRW
Kathy Pistin
Mckinhin
Whitey) Blickenstpeer
A. 0
Kelly
Russian Pilot Flees Sweden After Alleged Escape Plot
Swedish press reports a Russian pilot crash landed near Stockholm after claiming he fled the Soviet Union due to oppression. The craft struck near a Baltic border air base, suffering minor damage and no fatalities. The pilot, said to have no dependents, reportedly claimed his wife was sent to Siberia and that he had no children. An interview request was denied by Russian officials. Swedish officials questioned the incident as details emerged from Stockholm papers citing Lt. Gen. Bengt Nordenskiöld and Stockholms-Tidningen.
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Magia -Stockholm
Nemy Piist
Soviet Union
Bengt Nordensidold
Royal Arm Force
Sttedingynearing
Stockholms-Tidhinten
Eying
Siberia
Baltic Abbas
Riga
Sodertoern
Stockholm
Night Siege Envelops Shanghai Amid Fire and Clashes
Associated Press reports another night of siege as Nationalist forces defend Shanghai against Communist attacks along the Whangpoo River. Curfews, shifting troop placements, and damaged bridges complicate efforts while Lunghawa Airfield and Whampao area brace for further assaults.
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Hung Jao Road
Lunghawa
Saptron
Whangpao
Cir Ison
Chientangvung
Chinchia
Standard Ol Company
Sally Rand Faces Check Fraud Alleges Insufficient Funds
Sally Rand, amid a Pittsburgh stay at the Hotel Pittsburgher, allegedly wrote a $368.40 hotel payment that bounced. Detectives escorted her to a telegraph office where she wired $2664.00. later city detective John Doresey said all charges were dropped.
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Sally Rand
Pittsturger
Pittsburer
John Doresey
Atomic Energy Commission seeks funds amid spy fears
The Atomic Energy Commission asks Senate panels for 1.09 billion dollars for the next year while facing criticism over a 1.6 thousand dollar fellowship program for Communist ties and stress on tighter alumini oversight. A missing enriched uranium case at Argonne National Laboratory prompts calls for stricter security and ongoing committee scrutiny.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
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Uentium
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O'Mahoney
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Mail County Tax Notices and Penalty Schedule Summary
Corry residents received county tax notices detailing 1 percent penalties for late payments and rebates for early payments. The notices, prepared by the city treasurer, outline active collection dates from June through October with varying rebates and penalties, applicable to real estate and personal property owners. George M. Bailey pleaded guilty to arson in Ebensburg, admitting to setting fire to a restaurant after a dispute, with bond set at 2000 dollars. fire investigators found shredded tissue paper and matches at the scene, but the paper did not ignite.
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Corry
Ebensburg
George M. Bailey
Curmistae
Vni
Elizabeth Rowand
Harvie
Lanier
Reds Ease Truck Traffic Restrictions To Berlin
May 19 BERLIN Maj Gen Goviree Haya deputy W S and Kiryaversilic says Ru wars modify west Germand Berlin truck rules. Soviet administration allows Steigatladen trucks with permits to travel to Berlin. frontier crossings require written Soviet permits. Haya hopes for negotiation gains but warns of protest if demands persist.
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Berlin
Goviree Haya
W. S
Kiryaversilic
Ruwalans
West Germady
West Germany
Holmsted
Soviel
Gun
Hays
New York
Vausily Ghuikov
Ford Settlement Hopes Dim Amid Auto Workers Strike
Detroit May 19 Hopes for a Ford settlement dim as CIO United Auto Workers enter the ninth negotiation session during a 16 day speed up walkout. More than 100000 workers idle as Walter Reuther returns to Detroit amid speculation a deal may emerge from Washington talks and Cortland Union City. Hatchery plans include stocking rainbows and crown trout with 900 rainbows, 900 crown trout, and 100 brooks scheduled in various streams, though overall yield remains uncertain.
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Fore Motor Ca Aluike Drageedom
CIO United Auto Workers
TAW
Walter Reuther
Corty
Union City
Washington
Merrill Lillie
CFO
CIO
Lille
Vine
French Creek
Spring Creek
Lucas Seeks Rule Change Over Presidential Nominee Handling
Washington May 18 Democratic Senator Lucas urged the Senate to adjust its rules so a presidential nomination could be handled by a committee. The Senate clash with Byrd over President Truman’s nomination of Wallgren as defense chief highlighted tensions. The vote to table Wallgren stalled in the Armed Services Committee before Truman withdrew the nomination.
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Washington
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Thinols
Senate
Laas
Byrd
Truman
Mon
Walaren
State of Washington
Wallgren
Senate Armed Services Committee
Haver
Trimmur
Wallgen
National Security Resources Board
Columbus youth to appeal verbal abuse charge
Frank Savko, 10, of Columbus Ohio, will have an Erie county court hearing tomorrow morning on his appeal from a summary conviction for alleged verbal abuse at a city park. Police Magistrate M S Corbett ordered the appeal, to be heard by one of the Erie county court judges at 9:90 a m.
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Frank Savko
R C
Erie County
Erie County Hirt
Moving Draft Office Transfers Equipment to Corry
The office equipment and files from Union City will be moved tomorrow to a second floor post office space in the Nations Bank building. It will operate with two part time days Tuesday and Thursday, with a plan to become full time if needed. Local 18 year olds will register within five days of reaching 18, including residents of Union City Waterford and Berlinboro served by Bedard No 4.
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Union City
Fince
Harrisburg
Nations
Corry
Wellin
Secessary
Waterford
jBéinboro
Bédard No
Willy Valpert
Russia Moves in Conference Stir Speculation
Washington May 19 The State Department chief Acheson appears before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to outline Western policy toward postwar Germany ahead of a major foreign ministers conference. Observers note Soviet reactions to German policy and the Paris talks on traffic and transit could shape the scale of Western concessions, with division in Berlin and the fate of a democratic western German government central to the debate.
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Germany
Hays
Wwe
Russlang
Bam
Vesiiblois
Sito
Patieen
Helmstew-Berlin
Jeuchramic
Russia
Associated Prey
Washington
Acheson
Senate Foreign
Stern
Faussie
Wyler
Brinco Byatt
Witthina
Willis
Wilinsky
the Tate
Eas
Paris
Sn Fercity
Berlin
Soviets
Reliet
Ayer
Senate group approves Matthews and defense officials
Senate armed services committee advances nominations for Fraiser Matthews Omaha lawyer to a top defense post and recommends two undersecretaries, Tian A Kimball California and Gordon Gray North Carolina, with hearings and a brief cabinet session overseeing the moves as Senator Lyndon Johnson is tasked with a later decision.
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Matthews
Associated Press
Washington
Benitilt
F. Matthews
Omaha
Pamma
Tian A. Kimball
California
Navy
Gorden Gray
North Carolina
Army
Cry
Tydings
Lyndon Solnewy
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