Aero Workers Accept Wage Hike Ending Imminent Strike
Union members at Aero Supply Mfg Co voted 187 to 462 to accept a seven and one half percent pay increase, ending a threatened plantwide strike. The vote followed tense talks with business agents over bonuses and a disputed insurance clause in the contract set to run through June 1950. Plant officials said next week’s signing would formalize the agreement immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply
Mfg. Co., Inc
Accos
Booth Center Street
Siti
Couter
Membire
Avro
Airliner Missing With Nine Aboard Over Peru
In Lima Peru on November 28 Faucelt Airlines reported a DC-2 missing since yesterday noon after departing from Quince Mil with nine aboard including two crew, four passengers and a cargo of rubber. Contact was lost at 22:50 p m and search planes have found no success. Two passengers are children.
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Ersi
Lima
Peru
Faucelt Airlines
Quince Mil
Elmerd
Favicel
Satame
Lima i
None Hurt In Wreck Blamed On Weather
A wreck in Corry area overnight blamed on weather left no injuries. A car driven by four year old Charles Pinchin of Eric damaged a utility pole near Oak Hill on Route 6T after cresting a hill and seeing another stalled vehicle. Police said Pinchin lost control. no occupants were hurt.
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Corry
Charles Pinchin
Eric
Honkent
Oak Hill
Pinchin
Armin
Wold
Pinshin
Pilot Believed Dead in Meadville Plane Crash
A US Navy FAU Corsair crashed 16 miles north of Meadville after a blinding storm. Authorities believe the pilot died, body likely trapped in wreckage buried in a 30 foot crater. Wreckage spread over three acres. clothing and caps found nearby. Plane submerged in water-filled trench. search halted by weather and resumed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Ubeerat
Sei
Nurlden
Mead- Ville Bluty
Navy
FAU Corsair
Atlantic City
Battle Creek
Mich
Follee
George Keiser
Amblke
Oficers
City Council to Approve 1951 Budget Next Thursday
City taxpayers face higher levies as the council plans a special session next Thursday to approve the 1951 budget. The measure includes an $18 000 increase over last year with most new revenue from non elected city employees pay raises and potential new taxes. Budget slashes are unlikely to offset the $15 000 proposed rise, while talks touch on vending machine licenses and valley camp fees.
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de Documentad Badigeur
Hye
Open Council
Neeling
Deer bagged by two local hunters in Clymer
A strong opening day of New York state deer season saw local men Roland Putnam and Don Patterson among the harvesters near Clymer. Putnam's six pointer weighed 140 pounds, with other locals reporting deer weights from 104 to 200 pounds and John Gibbons of Findley Lake boasting a 14 point buck.
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Clymer
New York
Roland Putnam
Don Patterson
Putnam
John Gibbons
Findley Lake
Dewey calls for Long Island Rail Road trustees to quit
Governor Dewey demanded that two Long Island Rail Road trustees resign by Monday to speed a full overhaul after a Thanksgiving Eve disaster. Trustee Smucker and Delatour faced a February deadline amid public outcry following the wreck that killed 77 and injured 332. The crash, one of the bloodiest in U.S. history, followed a similar 9 month earlier collision at Rockville Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Gow Thomas
Dewey
Long Island Rail Road
Long Island Express
David B. Smucker
Hunter L. Delatour
Babson Urges Would-Be Home Owners To Start Building
Babson argues that despite high costs and tighter credit, building a new home now is sensible for those planning to live in it. He says prices and materials may rise further but eventual declines could lag. delaying could waste years in a growing nation. build if you can make a quarter down with a long 16 year plan and plan for living in rather than renting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Roger W. Babson
New
Boston
N. H
Federal Reserve
O. K
Ewes
MDL
America
Dawne
Welore
United Nations Drive Presses North Korea Front
United Nations forces surged toward the Manchurian border in a northwest offensive as gains reached up to six miles on the left flank near Chongju, while the eastern flank saw strong Communist forces drive six miles into South Korea. An Eighth Army spokesman called the push the first major reversal of the month long offensive, with U S Marine and carrier air support aiding ROK units along the line and preparations to strike toward the Suiho Dam.
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Ay Associated Press
Tokyo
United Nations
Chongju
U. S. First Corps
MacArthur
Ton Point
Yongun
Tokchon
Yongin
Serip Gn
U.S. 24Th
Yalu River
Sinui- Ju
24Th
Kusone
Taechon
Pirs
South
ROK Capital Division
Chonejiri
Siberian
U. SS. Marine
Plan Secret Meeting To Map Anti-Inflation Drive
A report alleges a weeklong group of ten business leaders planned a secret New York meeting to discuss wage and price controls as a curb to inflation. Named figures include John Stephens, Cary, Muntiy, and industry officials linked to labor and policymaking, with discussion of voluntary measures and potential tax and spending impacts.
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Washington
Nay
Secre
New York
Woduniey
John Stephens
Of 3
Bled Cary
PHI Muntiy
Wie
LTC
Ts Sklwonlkers
Ub Wna
Haad
Muntiy
Teneeu
Ais Apl
William Green
Julin L Lewis
Witlow
Oh uLlend
A G and E redemptions spark local inquiries
Carry residents and area banks report holders of old A G and E securities may redeem portions under the General Public Utilities Corporation reorganization. Six million dollars remains to be paid before April, with some issues found worth fractional value while many common stocks are worthless. Local brokers and banks assist holders who held paper since the selling campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Oiswnd Eléctric Company
General Public Utilities Corporation
A. G
Journal
New York
Hopvon
Utili Wes Corporation
New Utilities Holding Corporation
Man Arrested Here On Bad Check Count
John Wisniewski twenty six, of 212 Jane Way street Kase, was arrested by state police this morning on a worthiess check charge. He was found asleep at a local rooming house after Warren authorities requested his pickup. Wisniewski allegedly gave three phony checks totaling 55 dollars to Yolingsville businesses.
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John Wisniewski
Jane
Way Street
Kase
Corry
Wisniewski
Warren
Yolingsville
State Highway Department
Ty Lake
Blehway
City Streets
Annie Auing
Peninsylvania
Erie
Cory Geiths
Jamestown
Bath
Cleveland
Coast Guard
Weather Observer
Whitney
Mertck
Toledo
Husband Held In Wife Slaying At Connellsville
In Connellsville Pennsylvania police say a 31 year old Baltimore and Ohio Railroad worker is held on murder charges after his wife of 95 was found shot to death in a neighbor’s gate area. Deputies report the scene showed the husband with a shotgun and a child present as the investigation unfolds.
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Connellsville
Pay Noy
James Benford
Tan
Mieder
Fayette County
Todd Burhans
Benford
Baltimore
Ohio
Duff cabinet reshuffle extends with reappointed officials
Governor Hunt plans a partial cabinet return after election. Four Duft appointees gain reappointment: Revenue Secretary Otto Musser, Highways Secretary Ray Smock, Adjutant General Frank Webr, and William C. Brown of Chester County. Additional names, including Agriculture Secretary Miles Horn and State Police Commissioner Wilhelm, expected to follow in the coming days.
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Aitamt Beach
Fly
John S Ting
Duft
Fine
Secreuny
Otto F. Musser
Lan- Paster
Spereary al Vaan
William ¢. Brown
Chester County
Ray F Smock
Frank A. Webr
James Hunt
Richard
Duworich Fine
Agriculture
Miles Horn
Slate
Wilhelm
Professor files suit for 40000 against W and J College
New York philosophy professor Dr Kraft seeks $40000 from Washington and Jefferson College of Washington PA claiming the school owes 17 years of salary. He says he was granted leave without return invitation last June and asserts permanent tenure under the American Association of University Professors.
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W and J
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
New York
Washington and Jefferson College of
Washington
Dulus. Kraft
W. É& J. Department of Philosophy
Kraft
American Association ‘of University Professors
Hue
Truck Demolished By Eric R. Train
A truck was demolished by a train this morning near Himbui Lattsville as responders arrived. The owner is Paul Five, a pipeline worker from Missouri, with no injuries reported.
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Eric R. R
el Loeermnat iv
Silthrough
Secident
Silat
Paul Five
Missouri
Trucker pleads innocent held for court trial
A trucker pleaded innocent before a justice of the peace and was committed to the county jail to await trial next January on a charge connected to a Route 22 crash that killed four passengers. Victims included Rev Guy Met, Richeyville pastor, and Shirley Carpenter of Daleytown. The McIntyres of Dual, longtime Pittsfield residents, will have funeral services tomorrow at Wesleyan Methodist Church.
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Corry
Morrisburs
Harrisburg
Washington
Belvia
Tun
Shirley Carpenter
Daleytown
Waldeke
Serine Oliier
Polley
Najdek
Culver
Motngyres
Dual East
Tme
le Incal
Montgomery Ward
Pilgrim Holiness
Pricedale
Richey Villa
Washington County
Edward Wheatley
Allentown
Carpenter
McIntyres
Wesleyan Methodist
Pittsfield
Auto Storm Paralyses Traffic Across Meadville Region
A heavy storm cripples auto movement across northwestern Pennsylvania with 16 inches of snow. Meadvill residents monitor the French Creek flood threat as relief agencies plan emergency measures. State crews battle plowbacked roads, buses, trains, and halted commerce amid record snow and worsening conditions.
Revised Mass Schedule for Catholic Churches
Masses reduced to one service due to illness and staffing. St Elizabeth's will say 8 15 AM, St Thomas' at 1 PM. Weather and priest availability limit additions. Rev Carl Heidt, ill, Rev John DeSanti away, Rev Francis Graves unable to secure extra priests.
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Aruuualener
Mane
Carl ¥ Heidt
St. Elizabeth's Church
John DeSanti
Issishank
St. Thomas
Condi
Francis Graves
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Manchurian
U. S
Moran
Wyo
Mount Moran
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Duff
Nswbolid
Trucker
Corry Area
Pennsylvania
Reck
Cairo
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