Dogs and people aided by police in Corry area
Yesterday and last evening local residents sought police help to recover a black and white cocker spaniel and an AKC registered black and tan beagle. A collie was turned in to police at 9 40 p m. by Doris Lucas. The dog may be claimed at the police station. Ward reported the death of Mrs. Rubi Hodges of Carlsbad California, sister of Mrs. E J Wright, with funeral plans pending. A railroad car rolled through Pennsylvania Railroad yards after breaking away, halted near Maple Avenue. Fire destroyed a barn and machine shop, with a damaged plane. three fire companies fought the blaze for over three hours. A factory worker sustained a sliver wound and was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital, later released. A traffic incident left a worker with a damaged finger, treated and released. A student suffered a hand injury at Hatch Vocational School, returned to class. Jack Stearns named acting district game protector for several townships. Over 200,000 Pennsylvania relief recipients will see higher checks beginning today, funded by the state. some adjustments expected due to fuel and utility allowances. Rent controls continued in most Pennsylvania cities, with Reading maintaining the only city that allowed controls to lapse by midnight. A federal housing designation in Harrisburg prompted continued controls there after City Council rejected extending them.
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City
Po~ Y Ite
Howard Rhottes
Mead Avenne
Victor Speta
West “Washington Street
Doris Lucas
Pennsylvania
Reading
Keystone State
Newsion
Harrisburg
Tfler
Erie woman elected second vice president of medical auxiliary
Mrs Frank J Theurkaut of Erie was elected second vice president of the Pennsylvania State Medical Society Women's Auxiliary in Philadelphia yesterday. Nancy Kripa nine year old daughter of My and Ms Walter Kripa of Corry RD 3 was treated at the local hospital last evening for a laceration above the left eye. The youngster was hurt when she saw the line the corner of the house while playing.
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Frank J. Theurkaut
Erie
Pennsylvani State Medical Society Women's Auxiliary
Philadelphia
Nancy Kripa
Walter Kripa
Corry
RD. 3
Inié
West Virginia mines struck after new contract
An unexpected walkout shut down most Monongalia County mines two days after a signed pact between John 2. Lewis and Northern operators. About 4,000 miners lost work, including at Christa Spicer Coal in Scott's Run and Kelly Creek mine of Valley Camp Coal. Wage and royalty changes hinge on Wage Stabilization Board approval.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
W. Va
Monongalia County
John 2
Lewis
Northern
Christa- Spicer Coal Co
Scott's Run
Bunker Corporation
Trotter Coal Co
Kelly
Union Welfare Fund
WSB
Wept The View on Public Power in American System
The fragment discusses socialism and argues that public power belongs in the American system alongside schools waterworks post office and forests. It frames public utilities as part of national infrastructure and political rhetoric without details.
Red Infiltration Allegations by Clare Luce Booth
Former Rep Clare Luce Booth argues in a 30 minute NBC program that American troops in Korea face weapons developed by the Reds and stolen by Communists. She accuses the Democratic party of internal subversion and praises the campaign by Hepburn national committee. The program used charts and films and noted plastics production rising since 1941 to 428 million pounds.
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Clare Luce
New York
Glare Boothe Lice
Korea
Uce
Connecticut
Democrat’ Party
Mus
Lice
National Broadcasting Company
Hepattin National Committee
Lace
George Young Dies at Elgin Nursing Home
George Young dies after long illness at Brooks Nursing Home Elgin. Born August 1 1864 in Lincolnville Pa to William and Leurt Bacon Young he was a farmer, married in 1905, worked as a Cleveland streetcar conductor 26 years, later lived in Elgin and Oil City. Survived by daughter Mrs Harvey Lillie sister Mrs Thomas Lockwood brother Frank Young granddaughter Mrs Francis McGray and great granddaughter Linda Lee McCray. Service Friday 2 pm at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with interment at Shreve Ridge Cemetery.
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George Young Dieu
Brooks
Elgin
Lincolnwille
William and
Leurt Bacon Young
Lincolnville
Amd
Cleveland
Young
Oil City
Harvey Lillie
I Jealth
Methodist Church
Thomas Lockwood
Union City
Frank Young
Lakewood
Francis McGray
Linda Lee McCray
Bracken- Keating
Shreve Ridge
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Center Street
Maple Avenue
Lynn Griffin
Kennerdell
R. D
Corry , Jamestown
Howard Loomis
Corry Jundtor High
Comy Memorial Hospital
Hatch Vocational School
Donald Neylon Jry
Donald Neylon
Essex Street
Coty Memorist Hospital
Jack Stearns
West Springfield
Gstignerd
Springfield
Conneaut
Elk Creek
Frantlin
Mc Rear
Fairview
Girard
Stearns
Elmer Simpson
Clifford L. Ruth
Commonwealth
Department of Public Assistance
West Virginia
Powell
TAT N. Center St
Meerdink’s
General Electric Vacuum Cleaners
George Young
Damascus
National Geographic Society
Truman
GOP
Demports
Werc Erie
John S. Fine
Republican State Committee of
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Oman
Anmonia
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Breck
Feenamint
Bayrum
Goddard
Olrely Werti Ag
Nols
Tabein
Witteaco
Prince Albert
North Center Street
Waiea
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