Food Committee Sets Meatless Day Rules in Grain Plan
Washington officials and industry representatives outlined grain conservation measures aimed at easing shortages. The group considered meatless Tuesdays extended to other days and discussed using by products like liver and kidneys. They plan to consult wet and dry millers and await progress on farmers’ grain-saving actions.
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Prain
Charlit Luckenan
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Qeminiites
Continue Search For Lost Plane Near Denver In Storm
Army and Civil Air Patrol planes joined a daylight air hunt for a C in a blinding storm over the Rockies. Seven aboard were reported as crews scoured Lowry Field and nearby mountains with hopes of a safe emergency landing. Residents heard a plane circling Bear Creek Canyon and shook the house as the search continued.
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Iron Hill Field
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William W. Coleman
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Bear Creek Canyon
Byrnes Outlines Firm Policy Toward Reds and Germany
Former Secretary of State James F. Byrnes says the Red Army may not hold eastern Germany but warns the United States must be ready to take measures to restore peace in Europe if Moscow vetoes withdrawal of occupation forces. He urges patient firmness and seeks broad support for a possible last resort option.
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London
Clayton Resigns As Marshall Aide
Washington, Del. 15, Wil Lum Clayton resigns as Marshall aide effective at close of business today. President Truman accepts with reluctance, praising Clayton's willingness to return to public service when health permits. Clayton cites his wife’s health and wishes to return to Houston, noting he had offered resignations for years.
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Boys admit tampering with railroad switch caused derailment
Two boys and a boy named Winfrey admitted opening an unlocked switch between the track and rails, causing a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train to derail near Okomo Indiana. Five people injured include two women passengers and three trainmen. engineer Decker reported the open switch triggered the red signal before derailment. The wreck damaged 100 feet of track and left cars off the rails. passengers continued to Cincinnati.
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OKOMO
Ind
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Winfrey
Engigeer
Drnie D. Decker
Richmond
Decker
Chicago
Tal
GOP Holds Lead in Corry County Voter Registrations
Erie County post primary session figures show GOP registrations surpassing Democrats in Corry by 873 and countywide by 14 111. Totals include 78 63 thousand qualified voters countywide with Republicans leading in city and county tallies and Democrats ahead in post primary registrations.
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Erie County Court House
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Veterans of Foreign Wars honor past commanders here
Nearly 200 VFW members filled the Corry church rooms for past commanders pins. Chester W. Zerhe, Erle, led the ceremony with J. E. McGrath and eight others named as recipients. Proceedings included a brief membership welcome and notes on future conferences and proposals under consideration by the State Mike Control Commission.
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Erle
Associated Press
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Harrisburg
U Flay
HN. Cobb
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al Morrison
Police Enforce 10 Minute Parking Law Downtown
City police begin strict enforcement of a ten minute parking rule in front of the Guery Bust Office. Mayor Fred Eleley led the launch amid complaints of repeated violations. Violators parking beyond ten minutes face penalties set by the city.
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P.O
Fred Eleley
Dulles and Vishinsky clash over United Nations reform plans
United States envoy Dulles and Soviet deputy Vishinsky clash as Marshall proposes revisions to UN machinery. Dulles plans to respond after exhausted speeches while Arab states pressure against U.S. stance on partition and Palestine. Lebanon’s Chamoun to address the General Assembly amid tense debates.
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Vishinsky
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Assembly
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Ernest Ferber
Fmit
Australia
Vishtinsky
Russia
Les
United States
Unclear excerpt on wartime plans and strikes in Europe
Det. 15 undersecretary Lovell says the Marshall Plan will be ready for Congress on Nov. 10. French government avoids nationwide railroad strike and refuses to bargain with subway workers until they resume duties. Six aboard a missing U S Air Mission transport plane believed to be in the mountains of northern Peru, with next of kin pending identification.
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Robert Lovell
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Pern Sia
Savannah hit by rapidly moving hurricane storm
A fast moving hurricane swept inland from the Atlantic lashing Savannah and surrounding areas with 80 mph winds. Damage centered on uprooted trees and collapsed structures on Bay Street. Red Cross sheltered refugees as evacuation of beaches proceeded. last hurricane in Savannah was 1940 and nearby areas faced high tides and isolation risks.
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Lewis Stripped Of Office Faces New Battle
The Associated Press reports in San Francisco that Lewis loses his vice presidency in the APL after a volatile outburst and factional clashes. Leaders debate jurisdiction and policy as the current leadership prepares to confront internal strife and calls for unity.
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Warn Of Burning Leaves On Paving
Officials caution residents not to burn leaves on newly paved streets after reports of smoke and odor. A test by the highway department was planned to determine pavement effects and safety concerns on the roadway.
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Potato Harvest Nears End in Haven Region
The area's large potato growers pause post at Haven as harvest nears completion. Estimates place total yield around 200 000 to 225 000 bushels with several farms reporting 100 000 plus bushels and a few near 95 000. Students assisted with picking, helping the harvest peak after favorable weather.
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Ex-Corry Man Presides At Baptist Convention
Delegates from various areas gathered for the 120th annual Pennsylvaniabaptist convention opening at Immanuel Church Scranton Rev BL Berlt of Lower Merion Baptist presided Opening prayer was by Rev George E Thornton Jeanette elected president of the ministers group Rev Dr Boot delivered remarks noting divine guidance Te. Soil a former Corry man educated at Corry High School and Allegheny College son of Samuel Scott and brother of Attorney Walter Boott
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County Rent Board to Meet October 22
The county's new local rent advisory board will hold its first meeting October 22, announced by F. Anderson, rent director. The board can recommend decontrol, assess rent adequacy, and review individual rent requests while proposing actions to the rent director. The five member panel includes member Rassan Brown.
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Gerying
Cost of living heads toward record levels
The piece notes high prices for basic foods and overall wholesale indexes near historic peaks. It cites declines inSome butter prices and rising grain costs in Chicago and New York markets. The report mentions futures gains and higher spot prices for black pepper, with mixed movement in livestock and wholesale prices.
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Chicago
New York
Wee l Ag
New York Nation
Lichtenwalter resigns as state house speaker
Franklin F. Lichtenwalter resigns as speaker of the Pennsylvania House to take a seat in Congress from the Lehigh Bucks district. He served five terms, two as speaker, and sent his letter to chief clerk William Habbyshaw.
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Harrisburg
Franklin F. Lichtenwalter
Lehigh-Bucks
State House of Representatives
Washington
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House
William ©. Habbyshaw
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Center Valley Insurance
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Destroy Plane Threatens Navigation in Newfoundland Rescue
A cutter Bible rescues 62 passengers and crew of seven after a daylight voyage to Newfoundland. The plane was claimed as a menace to navigation and destroyed.
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Posengers
Newfoundland
Bermuda Sky Queen Rescues All Onboard After Forced Landing
All 62 passengers and seven crew members were rescued from the Bermuda Sky Queen after a forced landing in rough weather off Newfoundland. Coast Guard cutters aided, the plane was towed to Argentia for further checks, and authorities planned destruction of the abandoned aircraft to prevent navigation risk.
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Paul B. Cronk
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Ilane
Martin Saterous
Trekind
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Express Shipping Turmoil Reaches New York Area
Embargo on Railway Express shipments ends at midnight, allowing limited express and air shipments. New York area workers resume operations. Corry shipments felt mildly as some parcels delayed. Heinz president Heinz married today at Mount Kisco New York to Jane Ewing Jenner. previous marriage to Joan Diehl ended in divorce.
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Air Express
Sietke
Wren
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Wamer
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Jy Heinz TI
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Jane Ewing Jenner
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