Three Die In Auto Crashes In Corry District
Three persons perished in two traffic crashes in the Corry district as state police reported. Victims include Mrs Violet Rossi 28 of Cincinnati Ohio and Mrs Agnes Hanson 48 of Sugar Grove. A third victim Morris Cross 68 of Deval j magiela by profession. Willarth Meredith 49 of Tell Reammon Pa survived with injuries.
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Corry
Violet Rossi
Cincinnus HW. O
Titusville
Morris Cross
Dejvall
J Magiela
Tyler
Agnes Hanson
Sugar Grove
Waithebuue
Charles Buss
Yleilins
Herman McCurdly
Willarth Meredith
Toure Reammon Pa
Chester County
Russ
Cross
Steam blamed for Route 6 crash near Union City
State Police report an unusual accident caused by escaping steam from a Shreve dairy, west of Union City on Route 6. Vehicles driven by Stephen Mangers and Harry L. Greenfeld collided as Greenfeld’s 1948 Oldsmobile was enveloped by steam, limiting vision and causing a rear collision. Damages cited total about $900, with $750 per vehicle.
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Corry Barracks
Shreve
Union City
Given Io
Stephen Mangers
R. D
Harry L. Greenfeld
Cleveland
Greenfield
Mongerd
Windamane
Storm toll rises across nine states in weekend tornadoes
Across nine states a rapid succession of tornadoes and storms killed at least 46 people and caused millions in damages. Red Cross said help costs reached 600000 while hundreds were left homeless. Cape Girardeau Missouri suffered the heaviest losses with 21 dead and extensive property damage.
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Associated Press
Washington
Busi! O'Gamior
Ameritna Red Cross
Missouri
Tinots
Viel Theland
Folst
Fen Weky
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Texas
Maryland
Cape Girgedeau
Clarksville
Bessville
Callom
Indiana
Shelburn
Terre Hache
Clay City
Ralph C. Werner
Red Cross
Bhelpum
Terre Hotte
Wear Choy Aly
Palsting
Ab Stomesel
Berlin Rail Workers Seek Allied Help Amid Civil Strife
Western Allied commanders rejected West Berlin's bid to reopen elevated rail stations amid a violent strike. UGO and Soviet-controlled Reichsbahn clashed as U.S. Britain and France discussed the crisis. Officials report dozens injured with no deaths, and all elevated lines in West Berlin closed.
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Associated Pres
Berlin
West Berlin
United States
Birthth
France
U. S Sig
Frank L. Howley
Poliae
Railway Union
UGO
Reichsbahn
West Marks
Hieg
East 2mm
Twins Born at Corry Hospital in 1949
The first twin birth at Corry Hospital this year occurred yesterday at 4 40 and 4 48 a.m. The newborns, a girl names Joan and a boy named Dean, are the children of Mr and Mrs Ralph Ward of 546 West Church Street. This is their fourth and fifth children after Shirley Rae June Marie and Derty Letoy.
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Corry Hospital
Ralph Ward
West Church Street
Joan
Dean
Corry Man Davis Put on Probation After Attica Sentence
Elwood Glenn Davis of Corry was sentenced to from two and a half to five years in Attica Prison with the sentence suspended by Judge Bodine in Chautauqua County. Davis pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the Jamestown car theft last March. His co defendant Robert L. Jackson also pleaded guilty but received a five to ten year term due to prior Pennsylvania records. Davis was placed on probation for three years and was to be released that afternoon pending probation arrangements. Both Corry youths were implicated in stealing the vehicle and allegedly driving it toward Buffalo to sell it.
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Elwood Glenn Davis
Corry
R. D
Attica
New York State
Hugh V. N. Bodine
Shauthuqua County
Maysville
Davis Tas
Jamestown
Robert L. Jackson
Essex Street
Pennsylvania
Davis
Jamestown Street
Chautauqua County
Arms Program Delay Sparks Doubt on Senate Action
Washington report notes growing doubt that the 1.19 billion arms program will pass this session. Senate leaders privately discuss delaying rearmament support for NATO nations until a special session or next January. Options discussed include adjournment by July with a November return or a mid August adjournment to next January. General Motors cuts prices on cars and trucks from 810 to 40?
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Aea
Preas
Washington
Congress
Senate
Death of Forrestal prompts naval inquiry and public mourning
James Forrestal, 97, former U.S. secretary of defense, died by suicide at Bethesda Naval Hospital after years of strenuous service. President Truman ordered flags at half mast. A naval board will investigate his death while friends offer condolences and recall his wartime leadership. A hospital note and poetry excerpts surfaced in a worn volume near his bed.
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Washington
Naval Board of Inquiry
James Forrestal
Forrestal
Roosevelt
Truman
Navy
Bethesda
Defense
White House
Stra
Plorilia
Sophocles
Chasiig
Ajax
Forresta
Dirk Proupyal
Rankin
Drew
Pearson
Communications Commission
Hovpe
Rain Ends Drought After Weekend Downpour
A weekend storm dropped 1.60 inches of rain across the region, ending a drought since April 27. Area streams rose, some ground soaked, and damage was limited by soaked soil. Electrical service remained stable in Crawford County, though lightning injured power lines in Mercer Pike area. In Johnstown and nearby, storms caused injuries and property damage, with a tornado sighting near Zelienople and four injured in the area. Susquehanna University awarded Amos A. Stage an honorary doctor of pedagogy.
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Corry
Crawford County
Mercer Pike
East South Street
Wis Quckly
Wvlié
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Berks County
Reading
Wiellenople
Butler County
Chambersburg
Tony Herenéezke
Arburban
Johnstown
Jobnstown
Alto
Claycoml
Aueifere
Tatheran Old Peoples Home
Selinsgrove
Susquehanna University
Amos Alohzh
Sry
al the Scholl
Arial Carnal Gern Ett
Coal Operators And Union Chiefs Mapping Strategy
Washington May 24 coal operators and union chiefs map strategy before bargaining on the Lew Boltoon contract. Southern coal producers drive talks with plans for meetings at Bluefield and Washington. Lewis outlines a strategy to meet southern operators, resist demands, and press for a settlement with potential U. S. Steel involvement.
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Washington
Conbohchlors
Ulor
G Lew Boltoon
Bluefield
W. Vo
West Virginia
Pocahontis Road
Youi
Bluefivtel
Joseph E. Moudly
Southern Gravelalion
Tomor
Talted Min Workers Union
Bluefield Lulkis
Bane Obweive
Lewis
Thany
Lyyit
Tin! Qalk
U. 5
Sten! Corporasion
Coffrone
Senate backs bill to tighten service merger changes
Senator Silvas led Senate leadership in backing a defense bill aimed at reforming and tightening the military unification plan. The measure would expand the Secretary of Defense powers, pursue fiscal savings of several hundred million dollars annually, and align budget controls with wartime and peacetime needs. Karen Tydings of Maryland to chair the Armed Services Committee. House prospects uncertain. Truman favors revision, hearings not yet held. House Pay Bill also moving, with large raises proposed for generals and all services, delaying action in the Senate.
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Associated I
Washington
Silvas
Senate
Army
Navy
Alb
Karen Tydinge
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tydings
Litons
Defense
Louis Johnson
Serle
House
Truman
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
Corry Women Plan Open Center Street Store
Mrs. Melvin Schramling of East Wayne Street and Mrs. Homer Bumphrey of Park Street disclosed plans to open Claire Kay's Shop on Center Street Corry. The store will operate under new ownership though a definite opening date was not provided.
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Zuuk
Ieman
Melvin Schramling
East Wayne Street
Homer Bumphrey
Park Street
Claire Kay
Auto Wreck on Main Street In Corry
Josephine Lynch of Corry R3 4 was admitted to Corry Hospital after her car swerved and struck a utility pole on Main Street. Police investigated the crash which left the pole snapped ten feet above the ground while Lynch was treated for injuries.
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Josephine Lynch
Corry
Vis
Lynch
Pennsylvania
Ekligively
Mk Coby
New Date Set for Horse Show at Columius
Sponsors No Bar Riding Club and Colima Volunteer Firemen canceled the annual horse show due to persistent rain and light turnout. The event is rescheduled for next Saturday with prizes totaling over 950 dollars across 14 classes and multiple teams, as riders adapt to summer schedules.
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Columius
No Bar
Cima
Herso
Alia
Jon
Firemen Douse Roof Blaze Near Spartansburg
Firemen from Spartansburg fought a house fire on the Flyin Spartansburg road one mile northwest of Spartansburg. The blaze was spotted by a resident and extinguished after about 100 gallons of water were used from the booster tank. Sparks from a chimney are suspected as the cause.
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Sparta
Henry Brink
Spartansbuire
Flyin-Spartansburg
At & P.m
Withdrawal of Occupation Forces Also Major Item
Paris May 23 The Big Four Foreign Ministers Council resumes talks amid Berlin rioting to shape Germany's future. US Britain and France seek progress on German reunification and withdrawal of occupation forces, with focus on Berlin and Austria. Western ministers push for a unified German government in the western zones and a stable final settlement.
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Associated Press
Paris
Foreign Ministers Council
Berlin
Germany
United States
Briisia
Vance
Lu Py Fula
Frompanate
Dan Bepling
Tia Pial Mighly
Tule
Russie
Dean Roheson
Robert Lehi
Ann
France
Ernest Bryitt
Britain
Molushia
Auer Vishingky
Uae
Godeerench
Tigwest
Ted Baverrent
Rudnty
Ians
Russia
Court test promised in jailing of 3 veterans
A Rutland court hearing was promised by a Brattleboro attorney to consider freeing three World War I veterans held in jail for failure to pay court judgments. Edward Shes planned to pursue a county court route for Ralph of Puweatt, Bernard J. Ginith, and Ine erie L. Lapan, all jailed in Montpelier for nonpayment of automobile-related judgments.
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Associated Press
Rutland
Vermont
Brattleboro
Edward Shes
Fo County Cour
Atempt
Ralph
Puweatt
Formen
Rutland Jar
Bernard J. Ginith
Ineerie L. Lapan
Midruhitelety
Montpelian
AML
Jourtsay & Cel
Automobile
Thayano Aeld
Melhud
Oeacmsa
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Ldie
Riceville Junction
Wattsburg
Torrey
Funera
Riceville
STEAM
Dairy West
Treasury
Naval Hospital
Circus
Coryater
Tonk Pawling
London
Leleman
Cnncell
Mable
Rosin
Turin
Ives
Rea
UCAS
Center Street
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