New Government Corporation Proposed To Handle Foreign Aid
A 19member Holtze foreign economic committee proposing a single new government corporation to manage Western Europe aid. It would sift requests, oversee U.S. purchases, apply necessary controls, and ensure timely disbursement under a bipartisan board with presidential support and Senate confirmation. Congress could end it by defunding.
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Associated Press
Washington
Holtze Foreign Economic Committee
Europe
United States
Congress
Puillc
Herter Rmush
Tis
Man Aid Corporation
Senate
Congressional
Lack Of Jobs At Different Ages Says Babson Study
Roger W. Babson reports a study from Babson Park Mass noting age affects employment prospects. It cites data from G E Anderson and multiple firms showing upper age limits for beginners in clerical and department store jobs, with older workers often valued for loyalty and accuracy despite slower pace. It warns that middle aged and older applicants face placement difficulty, though current prosperity sustains demand for extra help and non union firms hire all ages.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
G. EC. Anderson
Tatas
Tésas
Ih Cn
Wintt
City Gets First Winter Snow in Sharp Cold Drop
The city felt winter as snow fell, a sharp temperature drop followed by a cool, fair weekend in Corry and northwestern Pennsylvania. One-half inch of snow was observed overnight. Low temperatures dipped to 12 degrees with a noon high near 39. Weather forecasts expect continued freezing nights and cool days.
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Googe Muldericle
Mercury
Advanine
Corry
Pennsylvania
Three Cars Derail on New York Central Westbound
Three cars of a New York Central Railroad westbound derailed shortly after 2 am when a drawer bar on a refrigerator car loosened causing the cars to leave the rails. Traffic on the line delayed old newspapers and mail from Cleveland destined for Corry and paints to the east. Normal service resumed by noon with limited restrictions on one track. Former state senator dies in Somerset Pennsylvania Charles Haly, aged 69, served six terms and was president pro tempore 1841 to 1848.
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New York Central Railroad
Cleveland
Corry and Paints
Ashtabula
Somurset
Charles Haly
Haly
Senate
Ramume Private Intirmetlon
Vanity at 10 use in effort to help insane
Philadelphia General Hospital hosts an odd social aid event where nine to ten women, described as frail and dark-haired, receive cosmetic treatments to lift spirits. Observers note two women with schizophrenia and another with severe depressive mood, while one survivor recalls years without hair care.
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Momunnevene
Philadelphia
Phildelphia General Hospital
Chree
Ashay
Post Office To Close On Armistice Day In Cory
The Cory Post Office will close all day Tuesday for Armistice Day. Only the clerk carrier delivery will be made in the morning while mail will be dispatched as usual. No mail or city operators will cover routes. special delivery matters will be handled. Phantom candidate Schuyleill Haven Pa mystery discussed by borough officials. Replica election notes show Republican John McCarty elected to council, but county records reveal uncertain lineage of McCarty.
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Cory Post Ofice
Schuyleill Haven, Pa
John McCarty
Sehnyiku
Coast Guard Cutter Races To Aid Stricken Jupiter
In rough Lake Michigan seas, Coast Guard cutter Sundew fought 25 to 70 foot waves to reach freighter Jupiter less than two miles from Ludington. Jupiter’s crew of 28 rode out the danger as the vessel took water and dragged anchors. Two ferries stood by with lines ready to assist if needed, while Coast Guard planned to board and tow clear or remove the crew if the ship broke up.
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Wy Associated Press
Ludington
Mich
Vite Coast Guard
Ind Pew
Jupiter
Coast Guard
Lake Michizat
St. Joseph
Ludington Beach
Lake Michigan
Jupiters
Howevr
Dupiter
Great
CIO National Maritime Watch
Reighier
Witnesses for Hughes Arrive Late at Hearing
Witnesses called by Howard Hughes to testify before the Senate Inquiry into wartime plane contracts arrived late, delaying the session. Chairman Ferguson indicated a possible Monday continuation as the four late witnesses appeared 48 minutes after the appointed hour, with confusion over notification and plans to call the Hughes witnesses.
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Associated Press
Washington
Howard Hughes
Tesfy
Ak m Benate
Hughes
Mg Yoon Yen
Weir
Charman Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate
William B.ueheers
Ferguson
Noah Dietrich
Hughes Tool Company
Dietrich
Thames A. Slack
Tts
Slack
Bennett JB. Meyers
Neal Dietrich
Hughes Wit ‘Nesses
Fergusson
Judge to Rule on Corry Disorderly Conduct Ordinance
The legality of Corry's disorderly conduct ordinance faces a court decision next in Erie County. City Solicitor Walter Goat filed a brief backing the measure in response to a prior brief by Jess Jiallante. Erle appealed a Corry man’s conviction under the ordinance, arguing the measure to curb violators during prohibition days is weak in some aspects.
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Corry
Weale
Erie
Walter Goat
Jess Jiallante
Erle
Minnesota Endures Seven Inch Snowfall Across Region
A historic blizzard blankets Minnesota with seven inches of snow as winds reach up to six miles per hour. Roads delay and wires break, causing outages in communications. The storm spans about 100 miles from the border with Canada to the Iowa line, with frigid temperatures noted across the Midwest and forecasts predicting further cold and warming trends. The cold belt stretches from the Dakotas to Illinois and Indiana, with Dickinson North Dakota reporting 12 above zero as Chicago records cold weather. Forecasters expect easterly movement of arctic air and lower temperatures across parts of the Northeast tonight.
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Minntapodis
Minnesota
Holt
Dielay
Bell Telephone
Towa Porelen
Arbwest
Felow
Dakotas
Ilinois
Indiana
Dickinson
N. D
Chicago
Hin
Pennsylvania
New York
No Decision On Fatal Inquest In Four Injured Crash
Coroner Warren W. Wood will confer with the district attorney before deciding whether to hold an inquest into last week’s crash that killed Mrs Margaret Plachay and injured four others. Harold R Del, 45, of Edinboro, drove the car. Mrs Jenni Del, Hervey Pincher, and Fenton Mitchell were also hurt as the vehicle left the highway and struck a guard rail and bridge abutment. Discharge plans for Mill Village residents from Union City Hospital are not yet definite. Fire caused $50,000 damage at a Philadelphia cannery and a garage as Morrison Tire Plant and Franti Alito Repair Co. suffered two-floor fire damage.
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Mill Village
Union City
Margaret Plachay
Warren W. Wood
Cosiner Hany Musser
Mes
Placher
Harold R~del
Edinboro
Jen
Nie Radel
Hervey
Pincher
Fenton Mitchell
Philadelphia
Morrison Tire Co
Directors End Secretaries Job in Cory Office
A fragmentary, garbled local notice describes removal of a part time secretary post at Cory Chamber of Commerce. It notes directors and an attorney handling articles of incorporation, potential $100,000 cap, a future takeover by a business venture, and plans tied to a Community Chest campaign amid city facility debates.
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Cory Chaniser
Rabselns
Charles May
Sulicianin Works
Uies
Long Shipyard Strike Ends After Overnight Talks
A settlement ending a 24 day strike by about 22 000 workers at eight Bethlehem shipyards along the Atlantic coast was announced after an all night meeting of unions and federal mediators. The agreement covers all Bethlehem shipyards except Bethlehem Fairfield where 80 workers remain on strike. The wage increase and terms will take effect November 10, with about 10 000 workers in the New York area and 7 000 in Maryland among those affected. Negotiations for the Fairfield matter will resume on November 12.
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Associated Prews
Washington
Benllhem
Alani Godel
Ad Company
CIO Mu~ Vike and
Shipbuilding Under
Bethiehent Patis
Falips Scrap Company
Fairfield
William N. Maggalis
Abitasin E
U. S
Bedera Meais— Tom and Conciliation Service
St Quincy
Mass
East
Boston
Hoboken
N. J
State Island
Brooklyn
N.Y
Shu and
Bally Streets
Baltimoxe
Sparrows Pt
New Yorke
Itisins Sauht
Mary— Land Usu
Day
Legion Auxiliary Poppy Sale Attracts City Support
The Araphesn Legion Auxiliary and local groups promote a poppy sale with Girl Scouts canvassing the city to raise funds for veterans rehabilitation and child welfare programs. Poppies are crafted by disabled veterans in hospitals and workshops nationwide, providing support to Legion and Auxiliary relief efforts. James J. Bayly, once a senator and labor secretary, had a restless day with doctors reporting his condition.
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PePples
Legion and Auxiliary
Davis
Washington
James J. Bayly
Pennsylvania
Imbor
Big Four Deputy Foreign Ministers Clash Again in London
London reports the Big Four deputies clashed over German treaty terms ahead of a peace conference. US and Britain push for broader German representation, while Russia and France resist. Andrei Smilenoy said Russia won’t reveal German views until a viable government is formed. US argues for an opportunity for responsible German representatives to speak. Officials hint Britain and US may move toward a Western Germany pact early next year if ministers fail to settle terms.
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London
Dundy Sorelem
Voloe
Trzaly Jomblyg
Museu
United States
Britain
Russia
France
Pakistan
Germany
Sovet
Andrei A. Smilenoy
Rober Murphy
Farmer shoots young mother's husband in Rockford tale
A neighbor farmer, Glenn Marsh, 24, killed Kathy Anderson’s husband and her father in a spree after becoming enamored with Anderson, then abducted Anderson and fled toward Grundy County. Marsh later faced police pursuit as authorities tracked him from Rochford to Northport area and beyond.
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Associated Press
Rockford
Ill
Fremer
Kathy Anderson
Glenn Marsh
Impadt
Deu
Wworma
Velhion
Mars
Grant Mulklein
Northport
Mieth
Chree Forke Benigston
Rokford
John Enrietia, Jr
Grundy County
Marsh
Anderson
Bus
Audrey
Andersons
Rossford
Arshne Anerson
Minnrlein
Murch
Gertie
Bell
Tubge
Marsh, Then Collapsed, Head Lo Head and Morkinlg
Ins
Vernon
Melba
Larey
Kan
Karen
Morelsy
Marski
Elgin Man Held For Court Trial
Harry Meehan, 22 year old, remained in the city jail after being ordered held for the next Erie county term. He pleaded not guilty to public indecency and was held for trial after two 12 year old children testified against him at a Corry alderman hearing. Meehan was arrested on North Center street when three children identified him as the molester.
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Harry Meehan
Rigimah
Cobbett
Meehan
Erie County
Corry
Dwo
North Center Street
Steel Firm Victor in Anti Trust Suit
The Federal government lost its anti trust suit against the Columbia Steel Company a U S Steel subsidiary in U S district court Judge Richard S Rodhey ruled the evidence failed to prove a violation of the Sherman Act The government's claim centered on the 8 009 000 purchase of Consolidated Steel Corp of Los Angeles by Columbia Steel and its potential effect on competition in the steel market
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Wilmington
Del
Columbia Steel Company
U.S. Steel
U. S. District Court
Richard S. Rodhey
Department, of Justice Sill
Consolidated Steel Corn
Los Angeles
Columbia Steel
Gun in trunk wounds N J baggage handler
A Pennsylvania Railroad baggage handler was wounded when a 22 caliber gun discharged inside a trunk that dropped onto the Clinton street station platform in Trenton. The injured man Moon Powell of Trenton was taken to St. Bran’s Hospital for treatment.
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Associated Press
Trenton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clinton Street
Liewtenant Charles Daw
Moon Powell
Bt. Brands
Hospital Aftel
Dawson
Frank
Miami
Pts
Poultry Drive Aims To Slash Flock Size And Save Grain
Washington observers report a joint Agriculture Department statement with Secretary Anderson and the Lustrous Luckman committee proposing a nationwide program to cut broiler chick production by up to 7 percent from February to June and to reduce total chicken flocks by January 1, saving tens of millions of bushels of grain. The plan includes a Thursday ban on eggs, while Growers pledge to educate the public to eat more chickens to shore up food supplies. Monroe Babcock of Tucsa NM comments on public education efforts to promote chicken consumption.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mer
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
Citizens Tood
Wukbry
Anderson-Luckman
Orst
Monroe Buboork
Ttisca
Harry
Luckeman
Thi White House
Babcock
Co-Op Union Grocery Sells At Wholesale
McKeesport Pa November 8 The 5600 member CTU Tinted Steelworkers opened a cooperative grocery yesterday but it was cleaned out within two hours. Members paid wholesale prices for seven hundred cases of canned vegetables soups condiments and milk. The store will be open once a week and will not handle fresh foods or meats.
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Mckeesport
Michael Conley
América
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