Troopers chase, bandit killed after highway gun battle
Two New York state troopers were wounded seriously as they chased a stolen car with a hostage. A running 20 mile pursuit from Cuba to Little Genesee ended when bandit was killed and hostage Jack Hennessey uninjured. Officers recovered a shotgun rifle and two revolvers at the wrecked vehicles.
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Associated Press
Little Genesee, N
T. F. Martin
F. V. Puiphrey
Cuba
Little Genesee
New York
Buffalo
Nea
Pennsylvania Line
Gmyford R. Smith
State Police
Thomas Musto
Musto
Luter
Jack Hennessey
Scio
Henessey
Hennessey
Smith
Andrew Earl Engle Dies at Corry Hospital
Andrew Earl Engle dies at Corry Hospital where he had been since September 1 after a fall fractured his right leg. Born April 7 1882 at Bear Lake he lived there before moving to Columbus and then to this city. He worked for United States Radiator Corporation Aero Supply Mfg Co and Bovine Lumber Co before ill health. Survived by wife Ethel Engle two daughters Milord Engle and two others a son Milord Engle and twelve grandchildren. Readings at Bracken Keating Funeral Home Thursday at 2 pm with interment Bear Lake Cemetery.
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Shady Avenue
Corry Hospital
Mr Engle
Bear Lake
Columbus
United States Radiator Corporation
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Bovine Lumber Co
Mes
Ethel Engle
R. D
Westfield
N. Ys
John Lloyd
This City
Benjamin Zeicer
Glendale
Calif
Worth Buying Or Selling It’s Worth A Journal
A compact classified note urges readers to consider journal classifieds for valuable buying or selling opportunities. It underscores practical value and quick results for local readers seeking reliable listings.
GE Union At Erie Shows Power
A 35 minute work stoppage by more than 8,000 General Electric workers in Erie, tied to wage negotiations, erupted as a demonstration of union strength. UE Local 506 called it a progress report, while GE spokesmen labeled it a strike, with talks expected to resume Wednesday.
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Erie
SRIE
General Electric Company
Yesnay
Lee
Congress told Russia has guided weapons
Congress heard that Russia possesses guided weapons and warned the information could cause grave damage to national security. Chairman Vinson indicated hearings would include top military officials and former leaders such as Herbert Hoover, Dwight D. Eisenhower, and chiefs of staff, with a view to obtaining military and Air Force perspectives.
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Fuge
Johnson
Herbert Hover
Dwight. D. Eisenhower
Army
Navy
Air Pore
Vinson 'D-Ga
Sald Johnson
Airmington
Truman Signs Bill Hiring Vets Benefits
President Truman signed a bill boosting veterans compensation and disability payments by over 12 million dollars yearly. The Veterans Administration estimates 2.024 million veterans from World Wars I II and the Spanish American War will be affected, with full compensation for service connected disabilities for World War I veterans. The measure expands payment periods for tuberculosis cases, introduces a new disability schedule, raises monthly amounts for total and partial disability, and increases payments to widows with children and to dependents of veterans with significant disability.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Veterans Administration
Czech purge seizes more army officers in Prague
Prague reports indicate the Czech Communist purge has jailed more army officers, with reliable informants noting two Moravian officers sentenced to life for high treason. The drive also targets Catholic priests and business leaders, as officials seek control amid rising political purges.
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Prague
T Oday
Moravia
Meni
Probe loss of contract by Jamestown plant
Jamestown firm's loss of a government contract drew a House Small Business Committee inquiry. The panel urged the Justice Department to clarify its stance on convict labor used to compete with private business. Chairman Weightman in Texas called the loss unjust and said he would pursue federal action.
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Jamestown Plant
Washington
Jamestown
House
Department of Justice
Weight Paiman
Texas
Jamer
Prison Industries report cites Ark Metal construction loss
Treasury release outlines department policy review and a case involving Ark Metal Construction Company of Jamestown losing a long-standing contract. The Oct 7 briefing lists expenditures and balances totaling about 9.08 million dollars with a Treasury report showing net positions and cash balances.
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Prison Industries Inc
Ark Metal Construction Company
Jamestown
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