Brewers To Operate Using Substitutes To Save Grain
Washington reports brewers plan to cut corn wheat and sorghum use for three months to save about 650000 bushels of grain monthly while continuing production. They expect no beer shortage and say rationing aims to export grain to Europe and conserve food without layoffs. The Brewers Foundation and Charles Luckman coordinate with the Citizens Food Committee on substitution and production impacts.
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Washington
Jeet
Europe
Citlens Food Committee
United States Brewers Foundation
Charles Luckman
Lyckman Ut Ik
Fle
Luckman
Aldes
Tuckman
Tnder
New York forest fire rages across Washington County area
Washington County faced a spreading forest fire and 16 new blazes in the Adirondacks amid drought. Governor Dewey ordered Adirondack closures at midnight as conservation officials warned a complete or partial statewide woodland shutdown may be needed. Fire conditions described as among worst in 20 years.
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Albany
N.Y
Washingtio County
Conservation Oifferals
Adirondacks
Dewey
Adirondack
Perry B. Dusy
AFL Leaders Set To Plot Campaign Against Taft Hartley Law
San Francisco reports AFL leaders plan to raise about 3 million dollars to oppose the Taft Hartley law. President William Green, 74, faces unity after a convention adjourned with no show of support from the United Mine Workers. Lewis and miners absent amid non Communist affidavit dispute as convention reshapes leadership and signals early organizing steps.
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Associated Praga San Francisco
Pene Counetmen
Amerie Pederation
Luba
Jxpor
AFL
William Green
United Mine Workers
State May Lose 3 Congressmen in 1950 Redistricting
Washington reports that a historic migration and population rises may shift House seats for at least 18 states after the 1950 census. Experts say seven states could gain members while 11 could lose, with California projected to gain none under the latest estimates. Several states show small gains or losses, including Oregon, Washington, Florida, Indiana, Maryland, Arkansas, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee, while West Virginia remains unchanged.
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Washington
Californis
Sippy
Oregon
Florida
Indiana
Milchbeen
Maryland
Meatless and Eggless Days Lack Support
The Associated Press reports that meatless and poultryless days under the emergency food conservation program are observed by only part of the nation. Surveys show no material drop in retail meat and eggs and poultry sales, while prices rise for wheat, cord, flour, and other goods. Officials cite high prices as a reason for the limited observed shift and note varying regional adherence to Truman's request to abstain from meat on Tuesdays and from poultry on Thursdays.
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Associated Press
Yeats
Dm Suvera
Eps Aundt
Truman
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles
St. Paul
Deloih
Boston
Lunta
Seattle
Salon
Thad
Erin
OK Payment of Firemen Relief Funds Noted Across Erie County
Auditor General G A Wagner approves distribution of 24 in Firemen Relief Fund payments in Erie County. Corry receives 1441 61 as two percent of premiums from five policies. Cities Eale Elgin Union City Concord Township and Wayne Township also gain shares. Separate approval covers 348 542 to 34 fourth class school districts in Erie County from legislative school support funds.
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Corry
Erie County
G. A. Wagner
Ab Mastisburg
Relief Association
Commonwes Ln
City
Concord Township
Elginborough
Union Cy Borough
Ana Wayne Township
Liquor Holiday Boosts Corry Licensees and Clubs Sales
Corry liquor licensees and fraternal clubs report heavy buying as a liquor holiday begins on October 25 and lasts 60 days. State liquor stores anticipate ample stocks if orders are filled promptly. Officials say the holiday stimulates sales growth and manage distribution accordingly.
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Corry
Louer
Price Control Issue Splitting Dems BULLETINS
Government announced a 15000 coal miner strike was broken and some 1000 refusers were evacuated with families as talks broke down. A French transport official reported a plane forced to land at Cartagena, Spain, will be returned by train to France. A Miami weather bulletin warned of a tropical storm 125 miles north of Puerto Rico with winds 35 to 45 mph.
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Associated Prose
Santiago
Phile
Opt
Offigiol Ac— Rounevment
Elvis
Miami
Fia
Burian
Buerto Rico
Corry Jamestown Mfg Gorp leases new building
The Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Group secured a long awaited building on North Center Street near Willys sales. A Zalmneck and Son began work on the concrete structure after purchasing the partially completed site from Merle Page and Kenneth Nichols. The facility is slated for completion soon and will house storage for raw materials used in feral plant operations.
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Corry-Jamestown Mfg
Gorp
Betweery Liv Co
Willys
North Center Street
A. Zalmneck
A. Zakmeck
Gon Weeny
Merle Page
Kenneth Nichols
Comny-Tamestown
Ministers Gather as Corry Hosts Meadville District Meet
About 150 ministers and laymen attended the Pall Joint Districts Conference in Corry, oriented to the Meadville and Erie districts. Church school enrollment and Crusade for Christ programs were highlighted, with aims to raise funds for the Greater Cribbs Home Campaign and to boost church enrollment statewide.
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Mead Vile Ava
Dimestown
Corry
TMI
Brie
GI City
Thomas F. Colley
Raymond Archer
Cribbs
Erie Conference
Conneauisville
Crusade For Christ
Donald Modisher
Ray Rosenburg
First Church
Falconer
Inca
Fred Hunt
Greenville
Conferenine Board of Education
James H. Biralgha
Pittsburgh
Corry Men Ride With Bubna To Death House
Corry men travel with Bubna to the death house as authorities plan mid day execution. The article notes guards and officials escort the condemned figure toward Belleforno, with fears of disruption and measures by sheriffs and officials to maintain order.
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CORRY
Bubna
Death House
Erie Teen Killed in Street Crash. Two Injured
An 18 year old Raymond J Wright Jr was killed in a car crash on Whitey Street near Poplar and Liberty in Erie at 2:27 am. Two companions, William Huyst 19 and Thomas Catuida 18, were critically injured and rushed to Hamot Hospital. The 1942 Plymouth sedan, driven by the victim’s father Raymond Weight Sr, crashed into a utility pole after speeding. The investigation continues as neighbors recount the fatal impact and the car’s wrecked state.
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Erie
Get
Raymond J Wright, Jr
Bite
Whithey
We Uh Street
Poplar
Liberty Streets
Millay
Hamot Hospital
William Huyst
Andy
Thomas Catuida
Bull of Brie
Pears
Raymond
Weight, Sr
Yebietes
Blymouth
Horst
Wes Blanche Fischer
Ho Hiver
Batida
Central
Fire at Roosevelt Hotel Forces Many Guests Out
NEW ORLEANS October 17 Scores of guests at the Roosevelt New Orleans Mirgest hotel fled in the early hours when fire damaged ventilator shafts from the kitchen. Firefighters answered a three station alarm and battled the stubborn blaze for about an hour. No injuries are reported though extensive damage affected the dining room and lobby areas.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
Arense
Sleyslor
Seymour Weiss
WalLer
CCC May Provide Way To Meet Europe's Need
Washington October 17 The Commodity Credit Corporation may provide a way to meet Europe’s urgent need for food. Officials say CCC could sell American grain and other edibles at subsidized prices to ease European shortages if Congress reimburses CCC for losses. Secretary Anderson outlined possible exports of dried fruits, beans, and other commodities to bolster relief, even if it requires more government dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cor PoTaMut Mey
Agriculture Department
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CCC
Anderson Ipl
Phils
GOS Cunera
Anderson
Murray Begins Eighth Year as CIO President
Associated Press reports Philip Murray begins his eighth year as CIO president at the convention in Boston. Cheers accompany his leadership as the 1940 gathering closes amid praise from officials and a controversial stance against Communist influence. Confident rhetoric and claims of unity fill the final sessions.
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CIO
Associated Prean
Boston
Philip Murray
Crouilay
Soulire
CTO
CLO
Murrey
Vention
Alantic
Deleisles
Abel
Sulid Unkt
Valor Reushey
George Baldwell
War Bilther
Americal Moreen Jpolley
Murthy
Gayrh
America
Murey
OFM
Eisenhower jackets added to Pennsylvania National Guard winter uniform
In Pennsylvania, the Eisenhower battle jacket becomes part of the winter uniform for all enlisted National Guard members starting next week. A shipment of 9,600 complete sets has arrived from the Army, amounting to 80 percent of the state's 10,000 uniforms. Distribution to units will begin soon under Lt. Col. Frank W. Murphy, with guardsmen to receive trousers, shirt, garrison cap, and wood cap in addition to the jacket.
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Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania National Guard
Department of Military Affairs
Army
Frank W. Murphy
A. S
Third Polio Case Reported In Vicinity
A third polio case was confirmed in the area affecting Jubler Bensink, 15, son of Mr and Mrs George Bensink of Jad Plank R D 5. The mild illness was diagnosed this week at home after more than a week of symptoms.
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Cevant Bensik
George Bensink
Wrea
Jubler
French strike nears end after two-day stoppage
Paris reports a tentative government union accord ending a Seamen strike that paralyzed French ports as about 40 000 ship and shore workers demanded a 15 percent wage rise. A mid morning committee sought a formula to settle pay and transport workers walkouts. CGT urged continued stoppage while government holds firm until workers return.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
General Confederation of Linkor
CGT
Brazil to sever relations with Russia within 72 hours
A high Brazilian official said Brazil would break diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union over attacks on President Eurico Gaspar Dutra. An official announcement was expected within 72 hours as Brazil seeks satisfaction from Russia.
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Brazil
Russia
Associated Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Fusslt
Turieo Gaspar Dutra
Tavestis
Truman Aims To Reassure Party Over Price Controls
President Truman spoke to a divided Democratic Party on government price controls while signaling willingness to present his view of wartime price policy. Senators Pepper and Bowles weighed in on renomination and opposition within the party. Several colleagues warned the party could be split further by his stance amid wartime economic policy debates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Caimpaten
Politivians
Trai
Pullee
Gryby Logeba
Yallon
Poice
Toren
Pepper
D-Fln
Willy
Florida
Congress
Peaver
Trunan
Chester Bowles
Leon Henderson
Pulee
Vent Veliches
Sit
Bowles
Hesidersom
DPA
Maing Llvine
Unemployment Pay Problems Under Study
A newly appointed Joint State Government Commission panel led by Rep. David P. Reese will examine unemployment compensation issues in Pennsylvania this day. A second committee, chaired by Sen. Weldon B. Heyburn, will study fishway problems on the lower Susquehanna River with state officials and dam owners to confer.
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Sarrispurg
Pennsylvania
Commission
David P. Reese
Dauphin County
Nias
Weldon B
Heyburn
Delaware County
Msn
Busquehanne
Pisit Counnis
Doners
Damemeroms
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