Government Firms Back Safer Serum Standards In Vaccine Talks
Washington reports seek new test for serum as government and manufacturers hammer out a safe workable vaccination program. Surgeon General Scheele announced new manufacturing and testing standards and a special panel will review all lots and future vaccine batches before release.
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Associated Arena
Washington
Sid Homer
Fritsch
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Public Health Service
Ihplight
Tims
Parke, Davis
el Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
AK Public Health Service
Wyeth
Ind
Marietta
Pitman-Moore Co
Zionaville
Und
Sharp & Dohme, Inc
Philadelphia
Stil
Cutter Labboratories
Berkeley
Jonas E. Sulk
University of Piltshireh
National Institutes of Health
Presbyterians Endorse United Nations as War Remedy
The 167th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America ended yesterday endorsing the United Nations as an instrument for sovereign nations to meet plan and act together to prevent war. The assembly also supported universal disarmament and church actions.
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Associated Presa
LOS Angeles
Presbyteriana
United Nations
Anne
School gains gas main for new Concord-Wayne-Elgin building
The Corry Area School Authority voted to enter an agreement with Pennsylvania Gas for a gas main to supply the new elementary school. The plan includes refunds to the Authority and customers along the line, with $6900 paid by the Authority to the company and $100 refunds to each non school customer over five years or until $500 is reached. The route runs from North Center street regulator to Route 6 and Spencer Road to the school, with a requirement that natural gas usage stays proportionate to other energy types. Violation could cancel the contract, delaying home economics upgrades until after the 12 year period. Continued on Page Five.
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Cory Area Joint School Board
Corry Area
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Concord-Wayne-Elgin
Authority
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
West Columbus Avenue
State Fish Hatchery
Milks price hearings set by state Milk Control Commission
The Milk Control Commission will hold a series of hearings next month on Gov. Leader's demand for lower retail milk prices. Sessions run June 6 in Harrisburg, June 7 York, June 9 Lancaster, June 10 Reading, June 18 Pittsburgh, June 22 Erie, June 27 Hollidaysburg, June 29 Pottsville and June 30 Williamsport. Testimony will cover price differentials between mill purchases and home delivery, state hospital discounts, and wholesale pricing.
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Warrishurg
Sta Mille Control Commission
Mores
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Altentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Scranton
Senate Okays Dem Road Plan and Sends Bill to House
The Senate backed the Democratic road-building plan with a 80 to 88 vote, sending the Gore substitute to the House Public Works Committee. Republicans urged shelving the measure, while only one Democrat Kennedy of Massachusetts supported the plan as a substitute. The debate touched on a 0.8 billion bond issue and federal spending tied to road and national programs.
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House
Associated Press
Washington
Gore
Olea Sponer
Apd
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Republicwn Lord
Mide
Lic Works Committee
Lame
Dolorat
Popratti
Federal
Flerm-Kommarke
House Delays Leader's Income Tax Plan in Committee
In Harrisburg the floor leader said the 41 million dollar income tax plan will stay bottled up in committee until able to assemble enough votes. Senate to act on stopgap 65 million dollar appropriations tonight as House adjourns for a day.
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Senate
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Carvass Bis
Readinger
House
Reutinger
Wyl
Sen
Hte
Rep. Smith
Noor
Rendinges
Child Dies From Fall At Home Porch
Kathleen Angelo aged 2 died from head injuries after falling down porch stairs while being pushed in a stroller by her mother Mrs. Joseph Angelo in Pittsburgh. The accident occurred at their home yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
Kathleen Angelo
Joseph Angelo
Prowler Reported After Window Left Open at Park Street Home
A prowler was reported Tuesday night at 117 Park Street, Mire Chutes Marden's home. Mrs Harden said she saw a window open but found no signs of entry or damage after police investigated the north side window remained ajar and no pry marks were found.
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Bury
Wis
Marden
Park Street
Hartlery
Harden
Floyrs
County Tax Notices Show Property and Personal Levy Details
County treasurer Carl Smith announces the 1917 property tax roll with Corryllon owing 46042 in property taxes and 4135 in personal property levy. The county lists separate estate and personal tax rates, with further breakdowns by ward real estate and personal property values and a prior public welfare levy.
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Tsaurd
Vrom
Counnty
Penporwy
Old Fashioned Days Held Here Market Poster
A general meeting invites all residents for an Old Fashioned Days event at the municipal building. Attendees will discuss donations of items for display and potential displays during the event, with organizers seeking participation.
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Bavelovk
Mintelpal Bulldine Thaselon
Hydra
Britain Votes 28 Million in Election. Eden Eyes New Cabinet
The Associated Press reports Britain faces a hung Parliament as Labor leads in early tallies with 28 million voters participating. Conservatives gain ground while Attlee’s Labour party seeks a mandate to form a government, with Eden potentially leading a new cabinet if Labour prevails.
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Thy Associated Press
London
Upiluns
Artie Minter Eden
Boyle Cheneak
Attlee
Bylioting
Vt Ty
Vinyast
Seine
Mishion
T Hey Holst of Commons
Eiely
Tomarrow Allernaott
Petr Mondority
Bento
Munse Wit
Eden
Allien
Labor
Mury
Churchill
Wikrd
Promision
Wnior
Tron
Dnatelsi
Lake dispute court bound finds Findley Lake control
The Findley Lake water level dispute heads to court after notices of dunee salt were served on the Town Board. The case seeks who will regulate lake levels, with the Town Board seeking reinstitution of the sewer and dam controls to return water to normal level.
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Findley Lake
Findley Ui
Asia
Clathus
Nealdvith
Urdersewer
Association Uuil
Tullbie
Pulley
Assan
Visiting Tit Quads Meet Yugoslav Leaders
Yugoslavia hosts top Soviet leaders Miki and Riirehehey along with Nikolai A. Bulganlis. They arrived by plaza from Stoscow for talks with President Tito.
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Tit Belqhade
Yugoslavia
Union
Miki & Riirehehey
Nikolai A. Bulganlis
Stoscow
Intke
China to Free U S Fliers Seen Within Weeks
American diplomats say Beijing may act soon to release U S airmen held after the Kinmen incident. They cite a perceived shift in PRC behavior and world opinion ahead of the UN anniversary meeting. Washington officials note Premier Zhou Enlai’s statements and Chinese aims to project goodwill before the Big Four summit.
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Washington
Rede
United Nations
Jeni Montim
Hapings
Vas Kriabow Menon
Ua Score
Cuneta
Contractors May Not Be Paid On New Corry High School
The Corry Area School Authority heard a Pittsburgh attorney represent Standard Floor Company of Pittsburgh that Ludwig Construction Co Inc may withhold payments to subcontractors on the Corry Avenue High School project. The firm has already paid $74,004.02 of $1,464,000 for the renovation, with 10 percent of the total contract retainage possible. The authority faced a potential fund-collection dispute and authorized a $60,000 payment while seeking to avoid triggering further claims. no additional changes have been made since the last meeting.
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Corry Are
Ludwig Conatruniion Co. Inc
Falconer
Fw Corry Ave
Frank McKnight
Pittaburgh
Standard Floor Company
Ludwife Yarn Authority
Connor
McKnight
Authorley
Kition
Ludwig Co
Hunter
Guldwell
Campbell
Altoomn
Ludwig
Thade
Antharkty
World’s first atomic powered merchant ship on drawing board
AP briefs report Eisenhower asking for funds to begin construction of a world’s first atomic powered merchant ship with a budget around 199,984,014 dollars and a separate 313,060,000 appropriation for tools to start the project. Democratic lawmakers push for July 15 adjournment of Congress amid debate over military and presidential programs.
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Washington
Ironiliner
Genigres
Eisenhower
Russia Accepts Bid To Attend Big 4 Meeting
MOBCUS ae BOVIS formally accepted today an invitae to take part in a Big Four parley at the mimmmit. The United States was asked to meet conditions, while the Soviet Union declared it would not retire from international problems. The note said Washington seeks a policy of strength and warned against attempts to divide the communist bloc.
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Giront
Pia Deiplomitis
Beltevie
Gil
Chilma
Hyidipee
China
Enim Ko Wooks Kin Wiest Chol
Pormosa
Mobcus. Ae
Bovis Weswee
Mimmmit
United States
Saukini
Soviet Union
Unitedtates Belial
Uy A. Continuy
Washington
Buster Burp
Boytet Tron Hik
Doctor Irvin Hyer Will Names Warren County Beneficiaries
Corryites named beneficiaries in the will of Dr Irvin Hyer of Clarendon who died in May. Principal beneficiaries include Mrs Melen Nichols and Dennis Byer of North Cantor Street. Legacies include $1000 to Mrs Leah Munn and Mrs Leon Lindsley, with household furnishings and automobile to Mrs Nichols. Lawrence C Nichols named guardian for the children, and trusts for minors.
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Irvin Hyer
Clarendon
Leon Lindsley
Union City
Leah Munn
Warren
Clarendo Metti
Wanalen
Wilford Bole
Ejella Bole
Charendon
Hyer Fefl
Mra. Nichols
Levit Fir Crake
Bonnin Thyer
Memorial Day Plans Complete
Plans outline a public Memorial Day tribute with a half hour Memory Lane by the Community Band at 50. The program will follow with the main service and group observances to honor the dead.
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Mompere
Councy Hich
Storm devastates Udall and Blackwell killing dozens
AP reports a massive Oklahoma Kansas Tornado outbreak striking Udall Kansas and Blackwell Oklahoma. At least 74 dead and about 600 injured as towns were leveled and hospitals overwhelmed. Reports describe twisters, widespread debris, and rescue crews hindered by darkness and damaged communications.
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Blackwell
Okla
Innlian
Hinckwell i
Northern Owl
Homa
Twinis
Lynat
Komen Snd
Ade Blackwell
Gwertwatar
Dinckwell
Hagel Atlee Gines Co
Air Force
Goodhilow Air Para Base
Texas
Iron Walker Air Force
Ronwall
Yvon Belch
Johnny Walker
Poe
Tempers Hospital
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Majo Boymenta Bf
Iiserhower
Russia
Blackwall
Fenton
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