Car Crash on Route 8 Kills Four Near Riceville
Two young men from Centerville and Titusville died at the scene when a Plymouth sedan lost control on a steep hill eight miles south of Union City on Route 8. Driver William Earl Campbell, 21, was hospitalized in shock. Jack Tudwick, 19, survived unharmed. Police say Campbell appears to have misjudged the descent. bodies were found in and around the wreck.
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Big Four Foreign Ministers meet in London as Blum warns democracy in danger
AP dispatch from London, Paris, and Rome reports Marshall arriving from Washington for the ministers meeting. Blum tells the National Assembly international communism threatens French democracy, while De Gaulle criticizes the Soviet and social unrest fuels violence in Italy. Pennsylvania stay of execution for Wham Chavis extended to December 8.
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Kellerman Found Guilty of Manslaughter Count
Harvey Kellerman, an 11 year old farm resident, found guilty of involuntary manslaughter after a Corry County jury verdict. Judge Kent ordered no bond, Kellerman to remain jailed until sentencing next Monday. Prosecution and defense debated cause of death with witnesses from Corry Hospital.
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Navy Bomber Crashes Off San Diego Coast
A Navy Lockheed Neptune patrol bomber with 11 men aboard crashed at sea 102 miles off San Diego. Two survivors were picked up by submarine U W 8 Pomadon and were aboard Bairoko escort vessel. The plane from Miramar had been on a scheduled 14 hour flight when it went down.
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Bogus solicitors barred in Corry and Erie
Corry officials refused permits to bogus salesmen three weeks ago and Erie reports show the same men using fraudulent telephone solicitation. The Erie Chamber of Commerce and local police warn the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen never approved these telemarketing calls to obtain advertising in a trainmen year book. Police had previously ordered two men to leave after a permit dispute and another caller relied on phone contact only.
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Christmas Seal Letter Mailings Set for Monday
About 9 000 letters will be mailed in Corry and surrounding areas next Monday as the annual Christmas Seal Sale proceeds. The kickoff dinner launching the drive was held this week at Concord Community House. Speakers included Kenneth Winter executive director of the Bria County Health and Tuberculosis Association and Mint Eye Kepler who oversees the full sale in Corry Wayne and Concord townships. A tuberculosis film was shown by Thomas Pryde of the fund school at art.
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Elizabeth and Philip begin ever after days in Britain
Romsey coverage notes the royal couple's wedding aftermath with royals at Broadlands and planned romantic anonymity. Elizabeth II and Prince Philip adapt to public interest while starting their private Honeymoon as Romsey residents await a church visit.
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Circus Performer Injuries Reported After Fall
Sixteen year old Hilde Alzana, circus performer, and her brother Harold, 21, fell from a bicycle during the final Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey circus performance in Miami Florida. Hilde suffered a back injury in addition to facial injuries and was treated at Jackson Memorial Hospital. her brother was not seriously hurt.
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Russia Sends Stiff Note to Iran Over Oil Pact
Moscow broadcast cited Tehran’s parliament nullifying the joint Trian-Russia Oil Company agreement and accused Iran of violating undertakings. The note urged Iran to halt hostilities and warned of consequences, while British oil interests in southern Iran were noted. In Philadelphia, Cardinal Dougherty urged 1,000,900 Catholics to avoid the Fox Theater for a year over Forever Amber showing.
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Different Plan From Truman's Likely Result
Republican senators eyed alternative measures to curb inflation as Truman pushed a World War II era program and a 5.97 billion aid request for France Italy and Austria amid GOP opposition. Senate leaders planned to weigh rival plans and consider price controls wage limits and rationing, while critics warned of totalitarian overreach.
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Reveal Spies At Oak Ridge Claims Foreign Agents Allowed To Stay
Rep Canno said during a wartime visit to Oak Ridge Tennessee that foreign ships and spies worked at the bomb plant and were kept at work to be watched. He said authorities kept spies from knowing other builds and a watch system existed. He recalled a 1945 Capitol Hill inspection prompted by protests over atom plant secrecy. Royal couple Elisabeth and Philip went joyriding in a Jeep during their Rome moon observance.
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Community Chest Nears 26 000 Goal
Community Chest progress climbs to near twenty six thousand dollars with a day left. Contributions rise across groups including industrial employees, professional men, and residents, while retail merchants and campaigns push toward the target and school district employees add funds.
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Pennsylvania liquor board hints at re opening club license issue
Harrisburg authorities indicate WOL may seek to re open the controversial club license question in every county where courts have ruled permits cannot be counted in a municipality s quota. Deputy attorney general Horace Segelbaum says actions have begun in Luzerne and will spread to 28 counties where clubs are licensed despite a lower board ruling.
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Truman says no stop planned on shipments to Russia
President Truman said there is no reason to halt sales of heavy machinery and farm equipment to the Soviet Union. He noted a Soviet purchasing commission here and ongoing purchases for dam rehabilitation and farming needs totaling over 113 million dollars in the first nine months, including several million in industrial machinery and 28 freight cars valued at 4.24 million dollars.
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Truman Seeks Congress Authority Over Grain Deal Margin Rules
President Truman proposed Congress grant authority to regulate credit margins in common market transactions for grain and related commodities. He spoke at a news conference supporting his plan to curb speculative trading as part of a ten point program to fight price rises. The Fed currently sets stock margin requirements, with a 1 percent margin, requiring 78 percent cash for stock purchases.
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Meyers Admits Inquiries Over Wartime Auto Dealings
Major General Bennett E. Meyers testified before the Senate war investigating committee about false alldays concerning use of the Cadillo automobile. He said he helped set up Aviation Electric Company in 1940 for friends and lent thousands to Mildred Lamarre and her husband, who profited from aviation subcontracts.
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Corry Sees Second Coldest Winter Reading
The Corry area recorded a near zero to twenty degree swing as temperatures fluctuated from 65 degrees to 25 degrees between day and night. The official thermometer hit 45 degrees at the warmest point yesterday marking a notably cold spell.
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Rail executive appointed VA administrator
Bradley named to lead the Veterans Administration as Eisenhower nears the presidency. The Army facilities plan survey accompanies the spring agenda. Columbia University may see changes as leadership shifts unfold in a broad government realignment.
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Generals Bradley and Gray to lead Army and veterans affairs
President Truman announced Gen Omar N. Bradley will become Army chief of staff and Carl R. Gray Jr. will head the Veterans Administration starting January 1. Gray, a Chicago Northwestern executive, served in World War I and rose through Army commands in Europe.
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State approves city payments to Corry schools
Auditor General G Hurold Wagner in Harrisburg approves a payment of 48469 to Corry public schools from legislative appropriations for summer district teaching costs. Erie County Millcreek township to receive 64389 with other cities towns and townships listed for quarterly motor license appropriation distribution totaling 27 million.
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