World Revolution and Education Advocates from Babson Institute
ROGET W. Babson Park May 98 discusses a world shifting ideologies likened to a revolution, urging securing the future through education and character. He argues for extended college education for both sexes, prioritizing health and virtue over wealth, and reevaluating marriage timing amid wartime and peacetime tensions.
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Roget W
Babson Park
Mads
Uasin
Henge
Asibaldize Yen Hu
Balkan Countries
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Germany
Committee Discusses Site For Methodist Home In City
The building site committee of the Methodist Home for the Aged conferred with city representatives on a proposed new 500000 home. Rev. George Palmer said a decision is expected in early June and bids from northwest towns are being considered. The group toured sites on South Center Street. Members present included Harold Colbert Hart Cherry Rev C A McEntarer Olin Bracken and R W Brown.
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Tia M
Gribbs Home For
George Palmer
Pitleen Northwest
Palmer
Bele
South Center Street
Hill
Julso
Harold Colbert
Hart Cherry
Rev. C. A. McEntarer
Olin Bracken
R. W. Brown
Claude F Price to Be Buried Thursday
Mrs Price will have her husband Claude B Price buried Thursday morning in Pine Grove Cemetery with full military honors at a 4 PM committal service. Price died while serving with the Army in Persia.
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Price
Claude B. Price
Persia
Brriye
Pine Orava Cemetery
Jewish Forces Fight Blockade Around Jerusalem
Arab troops attacked modern Jerusalem as Jewish fighters tried to break a four-route blockade. Fire raged in the old city while Israel and Arab forces clashed near New Jerusalem, amid shortages of water and food. Military age men were held in Jerusalem barracks awaiting transfers to Amman.
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Cairo
Jerusalem
Legion
New Jerusalem
Old City
Yestery
Abdullah
Mediterranean
Haganah
Jeru
Salem
Tel Aviv
Holy City
elAviv
Amman
Trans-Jordan
Corry Youth Hit In Eye With BB From Gun
The 13 year old Ved May son of Mr and Mrs T Alan May of West Wellington Street is expected to lose partial use of his right eye after a BB ricochet from a companion’s air rifle. He was treated by Dr James Delaney and is improving though eye damage amount is not yet known. City police have cracked down on air rifle use with two nearby communities confiscating rifles from children under 16. Radio comedian Phil Baker was fined 200 dollars for a drunk driving charge in Beverly Hills and ordered to abstain from alcohol for a year.
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Panion Ved May
T. Alan May
West Wastington Street
Ladey
Jsmep Delaney
Brig
Jose
Mearly
Damestown
Kene
Beverly Hills
Dibt
Phil Baker
Charles 7. Griffin
Baker
Uquot
Haker
Northwest Flood Tolles Mount in Puget Sound Region
Association reports thousands fled and property losses mounted across Washington Idaho and British Columbia as floods from heavy rain persist over a month. Militia deployed to aid refugees while rail and road networks suffer major disruptions including the Great Northern mainline near Wenatchee and the Columbia River highway east of Parkland.
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Pavitt Northweal
Washington
Idaho
Bettish Columbia
Gandola
To & Lesser Estemic
Washington State
Greak Northern
Wenatchee
Cashmert
Vancouver, & C
Dunson
Columbia
Death of Ernest A Bachofner shocks Usis City baseball circles
Ernest A Bachofner of 531 Dish Wayne Street Usis City died suddenly at a Chautauqua Lake summer home from a heart attack just before 1:20. Born October 1883 in Corry he spent life in Usis City, worked at Raymond Mfg Company, and played shortstop for local teams and the old Corry squad famous for a 1908 game with Falconer. Survived by daughter Mrs Staples and son Richard Bachofner. multiple grandchildren. two sisters and three brothers. Funeral arrangements listed, services Tuesday at 2 PM at Bracken-Keating, Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Chautauqua Lake
Ernest A Bachofner
Dish Wayne Street
Usis City
Hartfield
Mayville
Bachomer
Finch
Corry
Raymond Company
Old City Teague
Corry City
Falconer
Bachamer
Gerald Staples
Chastaunry Lake
Ms. Staples
Richard Bachinfner
Robert
Richard Staples
Annd
Willan Bachifner
Ida Mortal
City
J. R. Battenberg
Zionsville
Ree
Henry
Rudolph Bachomner
Nichols Bachomner
Parma Heights
Cleveland
St. Paul's ‘Evangelical
Plans Complete For Memorial Day Observance
Chrysler workers begin returning to plants as a 17 day strike ends with a 1 cent per hour raise and a new contract extending to August 1960. UAW hails the settlement as a victory for American workers amid industry wage disputes. Limited back-to-work resumes begin as production lines prepare for a full restart.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Ior
Wiltier
CTO
United Audio Workers
Gener
Motors
Ion
Chrysler
UAW
Fori Mall Co
TAW
Ford
Auto Union
Norman Matthews
UAW Chrystetldirector
Auto, Steel and Electrical Industries
Nsxdses
Thrysler
Michigan
Indiana
California
Severn
Chryser
Unio
Memorial Day Parade Plans in Corry City Park
Armory Pinal announces Monday Memorial Day parade in Corry with marching units from VFW posts and American Legion. The event includes old and new color guards, Boy Scouts, Corry High School Band, and a breakfast at the State Armory after the parade. Principal speaker to be announced, contacting county veterans for participation.
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Women's Relief Corps
Postsaos
Bani
American Legion
Posty Corry High School
Drte
Dor Pha
State Armory
Glenn Betty
Corry School Board Adopts Next Year Budget
The Corry Board at Haventon approved a 1949 50 budget of 270 thousand dollars with minor changes from an April 21 tentative budget. Real estate and per capita taxes stay at 24 mills and 5 dollars, while expenditures rise by 10 592, mainly due to mandated teacher salary increases totaling 12 190. A 5 272 budget for the Corry Athletic Council was approved, with approval for 127 candy awards for graduation. A bid of 8.80 per ton from M J Paxton Grove City was accepted for stoker coal for the next term.
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Corry
Haventon
Wai
iinWest
Uha
Corry Driver Cited For Running Stop Signs
A Corry driver was cited for running stop signs amid a patrol report. Officers apprehended Howard Curtis at the top of West Main Street and traced the vehicle’s route west to West Washington then West Wayne and Westsmith, noting three intersections with signs ignored.
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CORRY
Howard Curtitis
H. D
Weal Binith Street
West Main Street
Wrstem
West Washington Street
West Wayne Street
Chicago Fire Kills Six in Three Story Building
Six people including two children died in a West Side Chicago blaze that swept a three story apartment building today. Fire officials said up to twenty residents may have lived there and that several others were injured or missing. Lyle Wilkins, a second floor resident, was rescued in smoke and taken to hospital in serious condition.
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Min
Rowne
Lyle Wilkins
G. Anthony Hospital
Anthony Mullaney
Phrat-repartir Atd
Xevert
Suutereet Mpi
Princess Anne to Wed Mihai in Athens Ceremony
Princess Anne, 24, to wed Mihai, 28, in Athens on Denmark Constitutions Day. Greek Orthodox rites to be overseen by Archbishop Dantaskinos. papal dispensation was sought but denied. Anne will travel with Prince Michel and her brothers.
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Copenhagen
Demnark
Pius XI
Helen
Mina
Margrethe
Anne
Fne
Prinne Daghes
Prine Michel
Athens
Denmay
New date set for air mail hearing in Pittsburgh region
Civil Aeronautics Board hearings delayed until June 14 on proposed end of All-American Aviation pickup service. Post Office supports dropping the route due to cost while maintaining general air mail service. local officials in the 16 state area near Pittsburgh will testify. A bridge plunge in Charleroi, Pa leaves a five year old girl dead as two men attempt rescue.
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Samuely
Post Office
Voaise
Wivers
Chemadil Proluss
Ite
We Civil Aeronautics Boalt
Washington
All Americe Aviaw
Civil Aeronautics Board
All-American Aviation
Pittsburgh
WNL
Robert 8
Burgoas
Kec
Ovid Gesthlant
Amr
Burgess
Anna
Charlerot
John
Edwards
Charlerol Womats
Mo-Hongahela River
Memorial Day Observance Closes Plants and Stores
Memorial Day closures halt industrial and mercantile activity Monday with a city wide observance for war dead. Manufacturing firms suspend operations. Ajax Tron Works operates today to compensate. Stores reopen Tuesday or Wednesday per Merchants Bureau schedule. Local police urge daylight travel to reduce accidents. Erle Railroad and Greyhound add buses and Pullman cars for holiday travelers.
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Ely
Pions Haye
Ajax Tron
Tetall
Buran
Corp.t. Finchley
Corry
Destina
Los
Gorty
Erle Railroad
Greyhound
Benes Delays Signing Czechoslovak Constitution May Cause Uncertain Future
AP dispatches report President Eduard Benes has not signed the People’s Democracy constitution adopted by a purge parliament, fueling speculation he may not remain in office. In London, American diplomats say six-country talks on western Germany’s future reached broad agreement on most issues, with a communique due next week. In Berlin, a four-power meeting ended with Soviet envoy stepping back from partnering with the American, signaling the likely end of Allied supervision in Berlin.
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Associated Press
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes Haw
London
Germany
Werlin
Berlin
Kommandatura
Allied Supervisory Council For
Erie Girl Electrocuted While Wading Fence Advice
Eight year old Ellen Eyeley Dunn of Harborcreek died after touching an electrified cattle fence while wading a creek on adjacent farm property. She was pronounced dead at the Buffalo Road address after Wesleyville fire crews failed to revive her. A separate item reports Irving Segelmin, a 1 year old New York resident, convicted by a federal court jury of illegal possession of government bonds and transfer of larger bonds to settle claims.
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Erie
Ellen Eyeley Dunn
Thomas P. Dunn
Harborcreek
C. R. Wood
Buffalo Road
Wesleyville
Pittsburgh
Irving Segelmin
New Yok
Semelmen
Max Mebusan
McKeesport
Qurifiling
Denis
Defestive Stave Gas Fire at W. P. LaFuse Home
Gas stove ignition at the W. P. LaFuse residence on South Canter Street started a fire that threatened the home. Firemen arrived promptly, opened doors, and controlled the blaze before it spread to any part of the structure.
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J. Psmett rSala
Hickington St
Bath
York
Vauvett
Batwenk
Ene
I Babson
Methodist Home
Claude F. Price
Latrun
Northwest
E. A. Bachofner
Sharon
Mercer County
Wilson Stevenson
West, Pa
Middlesex
Chryeler
U. 5
Arade
VFW
Veterans Organizations
Athletic Council
Robert Offley Ashburon
Chicago
Mihai
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