MacArthur delays return to capital after GOP convention
General Douglas MacArthur said he will not return to the United States until after the Republican national convention. In a cablegram to Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Bridges, he cited the political atmosphere and said his return would be misunderstood as politically inspired. The Senate panel urged a timely reply, while talk of MacArthur as a presidential candidate grew louder.
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Britain to submit Palestine plan to UN Security Council
London reports Britain will present an alternate plan for partition of Palestine to the United Nations, while 31 Arab Legion officers on loan to Transjordans are ordered withdrawn. London says Bevin yielded to Ambassador Douglas on the issue as negotiations continue with Trans-Jordan and other British commitments pending UN action.
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Father Kills Self and Two Children Under Train
A man named Charles Gerstenlauer and his two children, Sandra and Gage, were killed when a diesel express struck their car near Marion after the mother attended court for a divorce case. Investigators say the father drove into the crossing at about 70 miles per hour, likely intending self harm and taking the children with him. The mother had recently been granted custody in a prior court settlement.
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Heavy Holiday Traffic Swells Across Nation
The Memorial Day weekend prompts heavy travel by air rail and road. Officials anticipate up to 30 million cars on highways and a rise in demand for tickets as vacation spots attract travelers. Traffic safety figures warn of significant fatalities during the holiday period.
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Corryite Seeks Rehearing in Parking Case
Counsel for Paul Lines filed an exception to Judge Kivans decision upholding a conviction for all night parking on a city street. The rehearing is set for next week asLines appeals the method of charging under city parking rules and argues the case should have been a State Motor Vehicle charge.
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Elmer Kivans
William J. Carney
Erie County
Melvin Cobbett
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Shoul
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Ras
Walter Spotlng
Eccles Won't Budge From Federal Reserve Post
Associated Press reports that Marriner Eccles refuses to quit the Federal Reserve Board while remaining on the board to pursue anti inflation ideas. President Truman replaced him as chairman with Thomas B. McCabe, but has not explained the delay in naming a new vice chairman or retaining Eccles in a different role.
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Boy 14 Kills 8 Year Old Over Comics in Chicago
Chicago police report Roy Adams, 14, smothered neighbor Nancy Schuler, 8, with a pillow in the Adams apartment after a quarrel over comics. The girl was found on Ray’s bed with pillows and a bookcase piled atop. Roy was hospitalized after being found on an elevated train. He admitted pressing the plow over her head for five minutes and said he rode trains after leaving home following something he wrote.
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Malan Called To Form New South African Regime
Privy Minister Daniel Francois Malan called to form a new South African government as the United Party loses its parliamentary majority. Coalition gains by Nationalists and Afrikaners shift power, with Malan signaling acceptance of the evolving political landscape.
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Chrysler wage talks resume after Memorial Day weekend
Negotiators return to the table in the morning amid intensified bargaining over hourly wages for Chrysler UAW workers after talks stalled and observers sensed progress or difficulty. GM UAW talks had a two year wage linked deal approved by the union and management.
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Chevrolet Dinner Meeting Draws Independent Garage Owners
Lawrence and Ren led a Chevrolet dinner meeting in Corry and Jon City for district independent garage owners. M. J. Logan Buffalo Chevrolet zone manager spoke on small businessmen. W. W. Wilson discussed business attitude. A A Reedy outlined local management. Ham dinner for 100 guests served. prizes awarded. out of town guests from Meadville Titusville attended.
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Rail Labor Dispute Delayed by Court Order
Washington May 8 The government and railway unions face a postponement as a temporary injunction limits walkouts and job actions while the Justice Department seeks a longer extension. Goldsborough and officials argue the rail shutdowns threaten national interests and advance noncompliance with Railway Labor Act procedures.
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Corry Woman Injured in Auto Wreck Near City
A Corry woman, Evelyn Vos, was injured in a two car collision about three miles east of Corry on the Pearl street road. Her husband HL Yost and their four year old daughter were uninjured. Browny of North East, driver of the second vehicle, was not hurt. Damage to the Vos car and the Browny vehicle was listed at 450 dollars each. The wreck occurred shortly before 11 p.m.
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Congressional Adjournment by June 19 Sought
Washington May 28 Repril funders note Senate committees to abandon all but emergency meetings in a drive for adjournment. Chairman Taft outlined a leaner schedule to finish the bill on aid to displaced persons and revive the Gratt law. Disagreement over rapid action and trade authority with Truman’s programs cloud the path before the Republican convention.
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Circus Schedule Promises Double Feature Tomorrow
The circus Diles Broth 4 Cirous announces two performances tomorrow at Intersec Hon on Main Street and Stay qwenke. Associated Press reports a 9:20 PM and 2:00 PM show with elephants and acrobats as part of the event.
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Poppy Day Sale Opens in City
Poppy Day sale began in the city with members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion assisting. A gift from Mrs. O. B. Blige funded the event, with sales continuing today and tomorrow to reach 4 500 eaten allotted to a tort unt dre sol.
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Bitter fighting over Latrun in Jewish Arab clash
In Trans-Jordan and Washington reports multiple dispatches describe renewed fighting around Latrun with Jewish and Arab forces. meanwhile Panama elects Renulfo Arias Madrid as results loom whether he can take office. U S congress debates anti trust exemptions and police state concerns loom over Mundt Nixon bill.
Corry educators and assemblyman to discuss school issues
Two Corry educators and W. Spring Creek West Assemblyman will discuss school issues in a Town Hall program at West Spring Creek on Thursday June 24 at 8 00. The program covers Federal Aid to Elementary Education and a Proposed Revision of the Per pupil Vania Education System with pro and con speakers including David L Swarts Warren Eatton B A Getts and W W Waterhouse Moderated by SH Anderson a Corry school official A Corry barbershop quartet provides intermission entertainment.
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Col Anthony J Drexel Biddle Dies From Cerebral Hemorrhage
Col Anthony J Drexel Biddle age 73 a Philadelphia heiress and boxing expert died yesterday from a cerebral hemorrhage He taught Marines knife fighting and bayonet techniques and was an author publisher and sportsman His son Anthony J Biddle Jr served as U S occupation forces colonel in Germany and was minister to Norway and ambassador to Poland Also prize money at the Harrisburg Farm Show boosted by 5000 to 49590 for the 1849 Pennsylvania Farm Show next January 1014
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State Farm Show Commission
May Be Decisive Engagement In Holy Land War
War rises in intensity as thousands clash to gain control of the road from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Arabs are reinforced as fighting expands across strategic routes and positions.
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British proposal for four week truce rejected by Jews
Despite a British plan for a four week armistice in Palestine, Jewish leaders rejected the proposal as insufficient. Reports from Tel Aviv and Jerusalem describe ongoing fighting around Latrun Beit, Belb Sasun, and the northern front near Jenin and Nazareth, with Haaganah and other Jewish forces claiming several village gains. International diplomacy continued as the UN and British officials discussed terms amid casualties on both sides.
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