Plan Pledge From Bakers To Save 3.5 Million Bushels Of Wheat
Washington dispatch reports Charles Luckman of the Citizens Food Committee ready to pledge bakers to cut wheat use by 3.5 million bushels per month for Europe. Also planned 60 day shutdown by whisky distillers and a restaurant industry pledge to meatless days, meatless Tuesdays and poultryless Thursdays, as part of a broader drive to conserve.
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Arab threats widen in Jerusalem strikes on consulates
An Arab informant linked yesterday’s U S consulate incident to a “striking force” of the exiled Mufti, saying threats target France and Czechoslovakia next. Earlier, the Polish and Swedish consulates were hit by hazardous devices, heightening Holy Land tensions as Syrian and Lebanese troop movements near Palestine follow an Arab League resolution.
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Year Round Sessions Of UN Sought By AP
Associated Press reports from Lake Success that U S delegates defend Marshall plan to overhaul UN peacekeeping and propose a year round UN assembly while criticizing Soviet attacks. John Foster Dulles argues for United Nations reform to preserve international peace and U S prestige amid debate on Security Council responsibilities.
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Gas Explosion Fatal to Two Coal Miners
Coroner Paul E Kubasko announced a gas explosion at the Underwood Colliery of the Pennsylvania Coal Company has killed two miners and injured others. identifiable victims include Stanley Gangilewski of Throop, John Nvebick of Inssup, Michael Totav, 28, of Peclville, and John Evel by, all linked to Olyphant area. investigation continues with more details forthcoming.
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Merchants to Hold Meeting at Columbus
The Corry Chamber of Commerce will hold its second fall dinner meeting next Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the Columbus Community Church. The agenda includes the water business and a report from the Christmas lighting committee. Tickets are on sale at Sele Drugs.
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France Faces Political Tension As Strikes Spread
Paris reports Premier Paul Ramadier hinting at political intrigue as a wave of strikes disrupts 3600 subway and bus services. He said the stoppages threaten the Republic and aimed to influence municipal elections, drawing parallels to Italy and Chile where right and left factions blame each other for destabilizing governments.
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High winds lash North Carolina coast as storm moves offshore
The hurricane, about 130 miles east of Hat JATUS, sweeps Hatparas and the outer banks with 40 to 60 mph winds cutting communications with the mainland. The Weather Bureau says it moves north by northeast, likely crossing ocean as high tides rise, while Florida reports millions in flood damage and National Guard units deploy to aid the homeless in Miami Springs and nearby areas.
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Predict Return Of Fuels Rationing
A. L. Nickerson of Socony Vacuum Oil told the Empire State Petroleum Association in New York that new federal demands for gasoline and fuel oil would likely cause rationing in the East this winter. He warned the industry cannot recover from war years’ handicaps for two to three years and urged a Truman proclamation to conserve all fuel products. He urged discouraging conversions to other fuels and called for economical use and focus on efficient automotive parts and heating appliances.
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Congress May Delay Action on Aid to Europe
President Truman faces a possible delay in approving stopgap aid for Europe as Congress plans a January return. Key committees will study a proposal to grant 680 million dollars to carry European nations until March 1 while long term Marshall plan debates continue. Senator Wherry of Nebraska cautions against a hurried session and urges thorough exploration of European aid.
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Paying Cost Notices Mailed In Corry City Program
City Treasurer Trene Mullen says about 200 Corry property owners received notices detailing their share of the paying program. Bills to cover costs will be prepared after a hearing by the City Council next Monday. Early payments before December 1 avoid interest charges.
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Bank Robber Captured in Arizona Amidst Heist Fallout
FBI announces the capture of Norman Lee Hechuba in Yuma Arizona after a train stop arrest following a bank theft at West Grove Pennsylvania. Recovery totals include 87 600 of 8 200 taken. additional cash found on suspect and in his bag. Natalie Pierce, a 15 or 16 year old girl, accompanied him.
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Stassen Taft May Merge Strength For GOP Bid
A report from Washington indicates Stassen and Taft may pool support as they seek the Republican presidential nomination. Behind the scenes, allies say a friendly alignment could broaden appeal and help blunt rivals in upcoming campaigns.
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Franz Store to Move February Remodeling at Frantz Store
A local business announces a February move as Glen Group contractor completes a sizable renovation. A 189 by 60 foot addition will create a rear display area with a two story expansion. First floor will become warehouse and office space while a new freight elevator aids logistics. Modern display windows will front the building after interior work concludes, replacing the former A and P grocery layout.
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Truck Upset on Spartansbure Road Injures No One
Willem Wilek a driver for Common Wealth Laundry Company of Warren escaped unharmed when a 1839 Dodge truck rolled over on Spartansbure road. The rig tipped after swerving to avoid a collision, struck the berm, and overturned in the roadway. The vehicle was towed from Warren last night.
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School Board Okays Payment To Clear Tax Records
The Corry School Board approved paying the school district share on a tax exemption program aimed at clearing records for deceased or relocated residents. Exemptions cover past year assessments, with sessions planned October 20 through 27 to address unresolved accounts and improve posturing amid district financing changes.
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Completing Remodeling at Hudson Garage AU
Corry Hudson Co on Franklin Street is finishing a remodeling project expected to wrap up in a few weeks. The $9,500 revamp shifts the showroom, parts department and offices, moving the showroom to the building’s east side with 5 by 12 windows facing North Center Street. Local representatives will travel to the Hudson plant on October 9 for a preview of the new Hudson car.
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Global News Bullets From Oct 14 War and Politics
Boston reports the greatest organizing campaign with a focus on tax law and food, while Washington seeks a 15 percent rate cut and immediate congressional session to tackle Europe’s economic problems. Athens notes congressmen near a mortar incident at the Greek border and U.S. aides present. In Washington, Mellarty calls subpoenas to expose gray market building material traders driving up home costs, up to twenty percent.
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Woman sought in pastor’s murder in Maryland cabin
Baltimore County police described a fairly stout woman about five foot six and 185 pounds as the only possible clue in the murder of minister Charles Raymond Vaughn. The revolver fragment and blunt instrument marks were found beside the nude body in a Halethorne area tourist cabin. Police pursued a lead from a waitress who reported seeing Vaughn with a stout woman after he registered under the pen name C. Pat McGuire. The victim led Mundville United Presbyterian Church from 1922 to a later date.
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Former Senator James J. Davis Resting Comfortably
Washington October 14 former U S Senator James J Davis of Pennsylvania was reported to have spent a restful night and is resting comfortably. Dr Robert A Hare medical director at Washington Sanitarium where Davis is treated for a kidney ailment said there is no essential change in the former senator's condition.
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Rescue by Weather Ship After Boeing Flying Boat Lands
A Boeing Flying Boat with 70 aboard landed in rough seas near a Coast Guard weather ship in the mid Atlantic. Weather conditions hindered lifeboat transfer. rescue aircraft en route. Most passengers were British. pilot said all landed safely three miles west of position with no damage.
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Drafting Holy Land Plan Re Answerated Brest
Lake Success October 14 The United States urged the United Nations Palestine committee to begin work immediately on a plan for the Holy Land. It joined Sweden in a resolution to base plans on partition into separate Arab and Jewish states and proposed a sub committee to work out details of a peaceable, self governing Palestine.
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