Truman Bills Left Untouched Loom Over House Vote
Democratic leaders reportedly planned an August adjournment even if several of President Truman's measures remained untouched. House action on long-range housing and school aid was pushed while debates over Taft Hartley and Wagner Act revisions continued. Strong bipartisan interest lingered in easing labor provisions and pursuing targeted reforms.
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Preas
Washington
Congress
Truman
Songress
Mask of
Napshon
Teumon
Taft
Ohio
Eich
Pult
Bennie
Flouse
Senate
Shanghai Struggles With National Currency Refusal
Shanghai faces economic disruption as merchants refuse to accept the Nationalist currency amid shipping delays and a looming supply shortage. Reports say 8,000,000 residents risk hardship as private trade stalls and rail service slowly resumes. The government claims progress, while ships and wharves remain congested and relief remains uncertain.
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Ne? Hanghai
Peiping
Eisler Plans London Victory Speech After Extradition Case
Eisler, called a fugitive from the United States, arrived in London amid extradition proceedings pending in Bow Street court. In Washington, Attorney General Tom Clark pledged to pursue the fugitive, urging action by the House Un-American Activities Committee and Justice Department. Eisler, convicted on visa falsification and testimony refusal, said he will address a victory meeting and later seek professorship in Leipzig, Germany.
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Associated Press
London
Eisler
United States
Hienu
Americas
Cour Mueistrale
Washington
Jorney
Tom Clark
House
Una Uherican Activities Committee
Justice Department
Bisler
House un-American Activities Committee
Bow Street
Laurence Dunn
Tisler
Eislér
Britain
Leipzig
Germany
Berlin Walkout May Go To Big Four By Asspotted Press
Berlin workers strike widens political stakes as Western allies weigh escalation to four powers. US officials say Paris conference could intervene, while both sides face high policy pressures. The walkout, tied to postwar tensions, deepens hardship for Berlin residents amid a tense blockade.
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Berlin
Asspotted Press
James W. Tiddleverger
U. S
Department
Ehler
Germany
G. A. Diy
High Polley
Dix
West Berlin
St Edward's Graduation Set as 19th Class Receives Diplomas
Closing events for St Edward's include high school graduation announcements and the 19th class commencement at St Thomas church. Three seniors Dorothy Sarnicki Sally Sullivan and Coleen Foley will graduate with Rev Lawrence Trembley of Union City delivering the rites. Altar boys will be honored at a St Thomas chapel picnic following a school choir event.
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St. EdWard’s
Bt. Thomas? Church
Dorothy Sarnicki
Sally Sullivan
Coleen Foley
College Preparatory Collegé
Lawrence Trembley
Union City
St. Thomas’ Chyjpen
Carniohia
Sant Yegorh Au
Steel Plants Cut Ahead of Operation in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh last night U.S. Steel Corp shut down open hearth furnaces at its Pittsburgh plants, trimming operations in the Monongahela Valley from 108 percent to 85 percent. The spokesman cited weaker demand for steel as the reason, with further curtailment in electric furnace work and no word on worker layoffs.
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Poytsburgh
varnegie-Tiingie Steel Corp
dpWn
Planta i
Pittsburgh
Tie U. G. Steel Air Baldiiory
Iha
Corporation
Mondngahela Valley
Uwie
Ajax plant rumors debunked as false by management
Lamphere, Ajax Tron Works general manager, dismissed rumors of a total plant shutdown. He cited recent layoffs and a four day work week due to seniority driven decisions, while noting no definite vacation timing had been set though a two week leave policy exists for some years.
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Ajax Tron
Fise
LN. Lamphere
Tech
Ajax
Lamphere
Fim
Pqo
Memorial Day Prayers for Peace and National Observance
Memorial Day will be observed with nationwide prayers for peace led by President Truman urging divine guidance to avert wars. Wreaths will honor unknown soldiers in Paris and Arlington as public services, including at Cathedral of the Pines in New Hampshire, proceed nationwide. Fleming nomination to head the U S Maritime Commission approved by Senate.
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Truman
Paris
City Activity Halts in Paying Tribute Memorial Day
A Memorial Day pause sweeps the city with most industrial work stoppages and businesses closing. State offices shut, and officials expect heavy travel as thousands head to highways and rail lines for the long weekend. Parades, a 10 pm city park salute by Company A firing squad, and delayed unemployment office visits mark the observance.
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Witerhipon
A~tal
Corry Disht
Company A
Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office
Pennsylvania Enacts New Military Code and 475 Million Budget
In Harrisburg on May 28 the state approved a broad new military code uniting forces under a single body and guaranteeing equal opportunity across units. Gov Duff signed a 475,235,000 general appropriations bill and vetoed a proposed 1949 crimes code while enacting three amendments to it. Duff’s actions followed a rush to approve bills before the adjournment, with 358 signed and 53 vetoed out of 78.
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Duff
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvani
James H. Duff
General Assembly
Coal contract clause ruled illegal by NLRB
In Washington May 24 the National Labor Relations Board ruled a coal contract clause requiring miners to join the United Mine Workers or be fired illegal. The decision, tied to a broader pattern in mergers, could affect other UMW agreements and strike rights. The contract with North and South basin operators expires June 5, and new negotiations have begun, with Bluefield, West Virginia, as a key location.
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Nsuche
LeWis
Tyti
Bartley
UMW
Oreel
NLRB
Bléchint
Nob
Sueee Snae Minery
Unner
Ehawse
Ceptainy Co
Eteike
Dewis
Tusa
Northortly
Plan To Reunite Germany As Western Powers Propose
Paris May 28 Western powers present a plan to extend the German model across all zones. British and French ministers approved the proposal in a session at the French Foreign Office. It will be submitted to Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky for response. The plan calls for a new German federation under Allied supervision with veto power settled by consensus.
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Associated Press
Paris
Russia
Sul . S
Dean Achesol
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Germany
Vishineky
Allied Control Council
Siermany Agency
United States
Britain
France
Inv
Car Truck Collision Causes 175 Dollar Damage
A two-vehicle crash at West Wayne and West Congress yesterday at 2 40 PM caused 175 dollars in damage. A Plymouth owned by Ans sew Dusnegie and operated by Mrs O O Kinney sustained 100 dollar damage, while a truck from Daviser Wogle Lumber Company suffered 75 dollars in damage. Both occupants escaped injury.
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West Wayne
West Congress Sisters
Plymouth
Ans
Sew
Dusnegie
O. O. Kinney
Weel Wayne Street
Hecht
Frack
Daviser- Wogle
Zoning Test Set On Grocery Store Addition Appeal
Horton of Fairfield appeals a denial for a permit to enlarge a grocery store and dairy bar on East Columbus Avenue. The three member Board of Appeals will hear the case after objections against the addition were not received, and a decision is expected soon.
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AL Horton
Faiview Sitet
Columbus Avenue
Hollon
Dor Williams
Board of Appeals
Corry Man Buys Tavern On RI Route 6 West Of Corry
Don Wilcox formerly ran Wilcox’s grocery on East N Street and takes over Pine Woods Inn eight miles west of Corry on Route 6. Transfer approved by the supervisor, new name Don’s Inn. Exterior changes underway and interior to be remodeled. Unemployment claims rise to 2,057,750 for the week, but industry layoffs fall.
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Don Wilcox
Wilcox
East N Street
Pine Woods Inn
Corry
Ong
Squar Uconse
Wherald
Dennis Devorest
Don
Tim
Ute
Ir. DeForest
Hydetown
Washington
Bu~reau of
Employment Security
Baccalaureate Service Planned At Corry High School
The Corry High School plans a baccalaureate service on June with the morning union service in the high school auditorium. The graduating class numbers 101, with five seniors serving in the Armed Forces and awaiting diplomas. The program features a Professional March, High School Orchestra, hymns, a Scripture lesson, and prayers led by Rev. Harry S. Bow and Rev. Frantis G. Whiteman. Evening service includes prayers, hymns, and a benediction led by Rev. R. R. Merniman.
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Corry High School
Ioery Ministerial Associa
Ion
Uokmue
Nelve Tsappt
Order of Nervices
Waites
Lord Jesus
Harry
Bowmai
Frantis G. Whiteman
Hwir
Christiane Leew
Dismier
Tames M. Mentosh
Chris Hansen
Salman
H Ray Harris
R. Meniman
Feevessionn
Postal Delivery To Halt Monday
Postal service will suspend city and rural deliveries next Monday for a memorial day observance. In-office mail processing will occur and a reflection will be held in the downtown business district in the afternoon.
Babson Calls For Focus On Practical School Work
Babson Park Mass May 28 A feature piece on the Gaspari Celebration parades in Tampa New Orleans Memphis and Los Angeles notes the role of school bands classes of marching and athletic participants. It argues schools exist beyond noise and sport highlighting chemistry physics secretarial manual arts and other departments while criticizing overemphasis on parade spectacle.
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Ruulac W. Habla
Babson Park
Mass
Tampa
New Orleans
Memphis
Los Angeles
Bushiss Ghd
Essen
Sitten
Aye
End of Ford Strike Stalled by Two Key Issues
Thirteen hours of talks failed to resolve the 24 day Ford strike as negotiators faced two main sticking points. An arbitrator selection process and disciplinary power over 84 Ford workers remain disputed, with both sides proposing different methods and timelines for appointment. Labor leaders press for swift resolution to end the walkout affecting 106,000 workers and Ford production.
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Associated Preas
Detroit
Ford
Aptibe
Mali
Fuld
United Auto Workers
Barry Shulman
Ition
Shuimar Wold
Guto
WAW
Walter Reuther
Michigan
Men - Jie Williams
Gyrus Ching
Awlerk Aefion Uy
Kession
Phestinion
UAW
Ono
Verde
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Veta
Shanghai
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St. Thomas’ Church
Fleming
Philip B. Fleming
Western Powers
Bown
Russian Zone
Jon Wilcox
Corry Ministerial Association
Babson
Margaret
Musegarev
Italy
Syieriind
Shuway Cobb AE
Glyar Haugal
George B Vanier
Luartite Towie
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