Marines Head Claims Combat Power Is Hurt
General Clifton Cates testified before the House Armed Services committee that top defense policies threaten Marine combat power. He warned Navy, Army, and Air Force leaders may thwart amphibious strength, urging tighter budget control and caution about defense unification.
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Marine Corps
House
Pentagoning
Johnson
Washington
Clifton B. Cates
Ate High Command
Calea
House Armed Services Committee
Isi Dinh
Bill
Hart
Armed Services
Navy
Army
Air Force
Tiles
A. A Vandergrift
Marines
Aly Foe
Amy Men
Louis B. Dehfeld
Wiv
Onecoma
Euei
Senate Armed Services Committees
Denfeld
Naval Avia Tor
Congress
Ph Dohnson
Dotinson
Secretary of Defence
Corry Firemen Answer Three Calls In One Day
Corry firemen answered three calls in eleven hours. A grass fire between Vine and Shay streets required a booster hose. Later a fire near Weinh Hit and another at the Davicon-Fogle Mill tubule prompted rapid response. A separate report covers a robbery yielding $29,000 and an unrelated murder case.
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Corry Fremen
Davicon-Fogle Mill
Vine
Shay Street
ALS P.m
Weinh
Gerry
Greek Rebels Claim Halt in Civil War Fight
Communist led rebel forces announced via radio they have stopped fighting after a government drive near the Albanian border. Greek officials and U S observers say the rebel broadcast originated from Bucharest Romania and that the army remains alert.
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Athens
Get
Hndis
United Nations
Tonilieh Nemed Uollavax
Panayatis Kanellopoulos
Greve
orTmlals
U. S. Army
Bucharest
Romania
Next Move by Chinese Reds Awaits Next Move
Canton after Red Ching orbits widens as Nationalists ask where next. Communist plans may strike both Chungking and Nanking from Amoy to Amoy Island. Amoy and Kullangsu landings reported with US diplomats arriving in Canton to monitor a volatile prologue.
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Musuenten Presa Shungking
Canton
Amoy Island
Kullangsu
Amoy
Hong Kong
Klasu
U. S
Hsueh Yueh
Canfor
Kwangtung
Hainan Island
Yu Haus-Mou
Kwaneting
Hong
Kong
Suhday
Crusading Minister Resigns Over Church Row
A crusading minister resigns as pastor of Creat Bettiwaist Church amid a congregational split and under fire from members. The resignation follows a contested pentorate and a complaint by certain church members alleging misconduct during services.
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Tnigntown
Ba Quitundus Sire
Cary
Cetorme
Creat Bettiwaist
Onborase
Aravisiens
Bre Comincomatia Holt
Magalyst
Murder Charge Filed Against Warren Youth in Brother Slaying
Nineteen year old Richard Fowler faced murder charges for the fatal stabbing of his 14 year old brother David after a quarrel at their father Kenneth Fowler’s Warren apartment following a funeral trip to New York City. The weapon was a kitchen knife. Richard remained jailed as police and the district attorney investigated the case and the motive described as longstanding bitter rivalry over clothing.
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Warren
Alec
Richard Fowler
David Fowler
Kenneth Fowler
Warren General Hospital
Myron
Elsils Police
New York City
Iriena
Richard
Wilda Fowler
Youngstown
Clymer Man Hurt As Horses Bolt at Farm
A Clymer resident, Drake, employed on the Raymond Smith farm near Cutting, was injured Saturday when a wagon was thrown by frightened horses. He suffered a fractured leg and possible internal injuries and was taken to Conry Hospital, then moved to a local orthopedic facility under Dr Fortun, with condition listed as fair.
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Erie
Drake
Theaymond Smith
Cutting
Conry Hospital
Hrte
W. Fortune
Settlement Near In Hotel Labor Dispute
A tentative settlement ending a hotel labor dispute surfaced over the weekend as managers and unions moved toward an agreement. Local 297 officials indicated improved wages and benefits, with six minor hotels involved. The offer arrived before the Saturday strike deadline, prompting a postponement of a potential walkout involving about 1,400 workers. Next steps include a members meeting to explain contract changes and a vote anticipated midweek.
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Wy Asswitlen Creas Bittsburgh
Alimost
Herman Lipsii
Altordey
APL
Uptonstelle
Lipstin
de Vaile
Esata Lion
Sackenisy
Pennsylvania Week begins with broadcast tour and steel pride
Governor James H. Dut to lead an eight day Pennsylvania Week across 28 towns. A gaily decorated M car streamline train departs Harrisburg for a six day tour while the governor notes the state built more steel than Germany during the war. A bronze plaque marks the site of the 280 year old rifle history in Lancaster as observers hail state promotion of industry and unity.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Keystone State
James H. Dutt
Pennsylvania
Hay Iron and Steel Production
Ty Taneasier
Commonwealth
Dift
Capitol
United States
Steve Garpom- Hon
Theatre Guild of
The
Ain
Germany
Japan
England
Lancaster
Republic of Switzerland
Army
Martin Meyilin
Deyity
Theodore Roosevelt
State Secretary of Commerce
Pressly
FH McCance
Plituleigh
Congress Nears End of Session in Turbulent Year
Washington Det. 17 The bist Congress moves toward adjournment after nine months of near continuous session. Presidential Secretary Charles Ross calls the record remarkable while Democratic leaders claim Republicans see it differently. Senator Wherry says Congress under Democrats is poorly organized and weakly led, with campaign pledges seen as empty. The body has debated foreign policy and faced domestic legislation, with critics noting reorganization and public works debates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles Ross
Bist
Wherry
Congress
Peysidvil
Myers
M-Pq
Hs Prilitary
Witnesses May Be Called In Federal Hearing On 20 Year Old Shooting
Corry residents involved in the 20 year old Cray murder case face a federal hearing after Judge Gourley ordered a probation hearing for George Wing who earlier was sentenced in a related 1999 exes case. Proceedings include discussion of confessions and a potential trial date set for November 8 as preliminary matters unfold.
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Peat Corry
AUS
Way
Judee Gourley
Appointment of Burns Delights Corry Friends
Corry friends rejoiced Saturday as Ward notified that Burns has been sent to the Senate for confirmation as U S district attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania. The long serving official, previously U S attorney since 1947, faces whether the appointment is permanent or temporary amid Senate review and possible succession by a future vacancy.
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Corry
Owen M Lire
Ward
Penuys- Vani
Senate
Truman
Burns
Kount
Jong
Western District of
Pennsylvanian
Flee Inn
Flee Inn Sannty
Common Pleas
Bele
Democratic
Bures
Herman P . Eberharter
Didge R. M. ‘Gibaon
Benate
Congress
Evie
Abel
Eberhnrlen
Coverevs
Bherhuirt
Infant burn incident at Sparta hospital report
A 13 month old boy, Troy L Smith, was severely burned when water spilled on his chest at a Sparta residence. He received Titusville Hospital treatment for first and second degree burns, discharged in good condition. Officials paused speeding tickets at Titusville offices after the incident.
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Sparta
Troy L Smith
Orwi L. Smith
Rolle
Titusville Hospital
Titusville
Death by own action in Corry jail shocks Bear Lake town
A 1 year Army enlistee from Fort Dix committed suicide in the Bear Lake city jail between 5 and 6 p.m. on Wednesday. He hanged himself using a belt from the cell door frame after arriving home with relatives. A state inspector recommended safety improvements, and the jail added a roof sheet to prevent such an act in the future. The deceased, born in 1992, was attached to Company I, Ants Infantry, Fork Die, NJ, and survived by his father, a sister, two brothers, and stepmother.
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Denuly
P Kenting
John Robert Eddy
Bear Lake
Oil Army
Hinself
Fort Dix
Ni. d. Il
Bent Lake
Lhoen
Sturday
Tale
Terman Burlingame
Biet Yen
Eddy
Goshen
Novi Olymen
Umé
Hiis
Ants
Joh Hidy
A Slater
Phydis Miller
Jamestown
Fe Jerome Eddy
Aen Teapa
Willian Boeddy
Kamei Atepmother
Mer
Tana Eady
Oleh Rister
Coplon Trial In New Work October 17
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Coplon trial proceeding in New Work with names such as Vincent Leitell and Carlotani Walenths referenced. The material is unclear but indicates a legal proceeding or hearing date in October with involved individuals and a case context.
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Coplon
Pederat
Vincent L Leitell
Carlotani
Bovlep Thor
Erie Trains Late 17 Cars Derailed
Erie officials investigated a west Bowie freight derailment near Amusa just west of Sharan that halted two trains. Eastbound No. 1 arrived at 10:00 after delays. No. 2 was three quarters hour late. No injuries reported.
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Ituvusne
Revoulimgg
Beamer
Gevenville
Meativille
Rob Builders Supply Store Burglary At Union City
Burglars broke into Caniseh Builders Supply outlet on Route 6 east of Union City. Entry was gained by smashing a rear window and prying another. Equipment valued around 800 dollars stolen, including a power fund saw, a typewriter, and an adding machine. The break occurred shortly after 7 am, with store owners noting the shop had been newly opened a few months prior by Leslie Gallioch and CH Pratt.
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Caflisch Builders
Union City
Stan
Focal Detail
Olfleinskof
Clifard Smith
Toran
Hawig
Leslie Gallioch
CH. Pratt
Lewis Plan Seeks Labor Pool Defense Across Unions
Washington report says William Green and CIO leaders expected to reject Lewis plan. The proposal urged pooling union resources for a common defense and welfare, proposing United Mine Workers join with about nine affluent APL unions to contribute toward a wartime fund, while critics call it a grand scheme to boost miner morale amid steel and mining labor tensions.
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Sosciunated
Washington
Cuber
Wilin Green
Mamie Yu
John Li
Lewis
APL
CIO Peel
Isnomenh
United Mine Workers
CIO
Green
Lewin
APS
Tan
CLO
Phillip Murray
Eeo Sule
Murray
Lowie
Michael
Murray declares workers prepared for long struggle
Murray asserts workers are prepared for a long fight as a nationwide strike nears one million, with 14,000 in Alcoa plants and broader industrial walkouts affecting aluminum, iron, steel, and coal sectors. He cites pension and insurance demands, government concerns, and ongoing bargaining attempts in Bethlehem and New Kensington as tensions rise.
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Tell Industres
Jalaarf
Tts
Iso
Aly
Commerns
Sawyer
Steet
Truman
Philip Murrau
Mormay
Bethlehem
Persians Aire
Strlite
Fie Steel
Alcoa
AFL
Murray
Bie Steel
Amer
Gayyin
Gemand
Mureau
Paly
New Kensington
Wavinry
Steel Companiet
Ménstona
Fnr Steel
U. S
Ceris Chineotell Adit
Imam Bedtin
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Roe
Frank Biempirt
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Chungking
Clymer
Francis. Myers
Pushkin
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Berlin
Moscow
Greasim NM
Geni Buingam
Seiesca
Wishiets
Te Seyloh
Ant Fidel Appel
Woarsakies
Maryaine Germain Hintuaieen
Merocir
Boy
Tal
Sewice
ROB Builders Supply
Pittsburgh
America
Alurminary Company of America
Charleston
West Virginia
Fersadere
Bnizfery
Ninn County
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