Corry Woman and 2 Others Die in Wreck
Corry woman Doris Steeve Milley and two others died in a bridge wreck near Spartansturg. Robert Brandon, who dove nearby, and others attempted aid. Coroner Warren Wood said the victims suffered severe internal injuries. Funeral arrangements were announced by the Hodges family, with Mrs Hodges identified as Doris Steeve Milley after a Savial Seeusby card.
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Robert Brandon
Mearby
Branden
de Torrie
Warren Wood
Hodge& Ged
Torey
Spartansturg
Meat Prices Climb As Spring Demand Rebounds
Associated Press reports in Chicago on May 4 that meat prices are rising after a spring lull. Pork and lamb remain below last year, but beef has edged higher with seasonal demands lifting wholesale and retail quotes. Analysts cite supply shifts, marketing changes, wage increases, and heavier feeding to boost tonnage as reasons for the uptick.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Three Edinboro Education Grads in Class at Edinboro
Three Corry seniors from Edinboro are listed among graduates from Edinboro State Teachers College. Mary Rozelle, Wilmer Lopuse, and Glen McKinney Jr. completed teaching or further education, with Rozelle taking a position at the Corry Public School and McKinney planning spring start in education.
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Corry
Recene
Edinboro
Miny Rozelle
Lonis
Dunuiry
McKinney
Miss Rozelle
Hod Ainge
Me Funn
Mekin- Heysetre
Lan
Rowelle
Anil
Leslie
Daisy Sugight
Latimer
William Gradiation
Fire devastates DuBois business district causing $100000 loss
A blaze in DuBois heavily damaged the business district. Total damage pegged at 100000 dollars. Four firefighters injured while battling the blaze. Four upstairs apartments flooded on the second floor. ground floor housed Singer Sewing Machine Company and Jenny's Woman Shop. Abe Keufirah’s Punailowney building valued around 60000. Nearby warehouse and stores affected by smoke and water. fire fought for hours using all available hoses.
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Bullerine Yast
DuBois
Huilainy
Singer Sewing Machine
Jenny's Woman
Abe Keufirah
Punailowney
Girl Who Refused to Die Leaves Hospital
May 31 1950 Allentown Pa a girl identified as Mary Ave left Sacred Heart Hospital six months after a fire near her home. Doctors doubted she would walk but she endured seven skin graft operations on severely burned legs and regained partial mobility, ending a long recovery.
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Oy Npavonenen
Rene Alluntown
Tefl
Sacred Heart Hospital
Teuely
Heythampton
Maury
Hie
Sheapital Physicianis
Mary
Hospital Patient Walks With Parents After Surgery
A patient described as a girl walked with her parents, Mr and Mrs Albert Belphey, after a hospital day, with medical staff hopeful she will gain full control soon. The report notes the progress amid ongoing treatment and recovery efforts at the hospital.
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Albert. Belphey
Uber
Woman Horakawa Testifies On Socialist Leaders' Directives
Prague radio reports the trial where defendant De Milada Horakova testifies that De Nittany Socialist party officials were receiving directives from American, British and French diplomats. The testimony centers on foreign influence in party leadership as the case unfolds.
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Ing
Prague Radio
de Milada Horakawa
de Nittany Socialist Party
Func
Troad
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