Dispute Delays Arms Aid Funds in Congress Battles
In Washington on October 19 a dispute between Senate and House conferees halted approval of the foreign arms program bill worth 1.314 billion dollars tied to Atlantic pact members. House members walked out as talks stalled over salaries for legislative branch officials and employees. The Senate had advanced the foreign arms appropriation with changes affecting other items as the arms program neared completion. Separately at Ames, Indiana, Max Hill a longtime Associated Press reporter died in a hotel, his body to be sent to Denver for burial.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Legislative Branch of Government
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Congress
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Ablehart
Ind
Max Hill
Hall
Wade Advertising
Chichen
Denver
Colo
Uniform price set for October milk deliveries in six-state milkshed
New York report from Oct 19 states a uniform price of 4.20 per hundredweight will be paid to dairy farmers for October deliveries to approved plants in the six-state New York milkshed. Butterfat pay would be set at 0.04 per pound above or below 3.80. The forecast is based on an estimated October production of 812.0 million pounds, averaging about 339 pounds per day for 48,700 producers.
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Two Payroll Robbers Charged With Murder
Pittsburgh today charged two men, John Dobrunsis and Mélix Dugan, with murder in the slaying of Hazelwood jeweler Joshua Lipman on July 10, 1948, after they were linked to a payroll robbery on May 7, 1948. Both suspects, already awaiting trial, are held without bail as members of a gang led by Virgil Toney.
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Joshua Lipman
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Jamestown Girl's Eyes Give Sight to Blind Woman
Alyce Deming of Jamestown died January 18 and willed her eyes to the Lions Club Eye Bank. Dr. Elliott D. Root performed a cornea transplant sending her eyes to a New York City recipient within 72 hours. The beneficiary remains confidential under Eye Bank policy.
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Mrs Sara Buck 10 Buried at Blairsville
Mrs. Sara Buck died this morning at 9 30 at Abe Brooks Nursing Home Blairsville. Born March 2 1869 in Oxdownsburg she lived in Blainsville Ridgway and Wilcox before moving to Camry. She belonged to the Episcopal Church Ridgway Easter Star Kane and St. Wlvine. Survived by son Alfred Buck of Avalon and grandchildren Nancy and Kate. brother A W Rauscher of Forty and many relatives. Funeral arrangements at Bracken Keating and Ferguson Munehi Home Blairsville with service Saturday at 2 PM.
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Treasury report shows October receipts and expenditures
Treasury release dated October 17 shows net budget receipts of 61,417,947.03 dollars and expenditures of 110,001,042.85 dollars, with cash balance 4,882,940,183.99 dollars. The document outlines the remaining cash position and near-term fiscal flow for the department.
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Higher Prices For Shoes Hinted
The outlook for shoe prices is favorable to buyers says Lawrence B. Sheppard president of the National Shoe Manufacturers Association. He notes a year ago shops did not expect price reductions and did not anticipate price increases this year.
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T Lawrence B. Sheppard
National Shoe Manufacturers Association
Kin of Corry Woman Dies in Chicago Hospital
Cousin of Mrs. Poster E. Davis of Corry died at St Luke's Hospital in Chicago. Mrs Comel was active in the Beckenstraw Valley Chapter of the DAR and leaves two sons Owen Cassel of Cleveland Heights and Cornell of Chicago, a daughter Mes Thomas F Mooney of St Louis, four grandsons, and several other relatives Directory style obituary notes.
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Cleveland Heights
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Daushier
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Mooney
St Louis
May
Witham
James
Owen Cornell
Thomas Mooney
Tilley P
Montague
Union City
North Atlantic Storms Lessen As Ships Press Toward New York
Coast Guard reports a lightening of North Atlantic storms though weather officials predict at least two more warm days. Ocean liners and Army transports battled rough seas toward New York with the French freighter Guer disabled off New Jersey for three days. Tug Marion Moran towed the 7176 ton Caen to Philadelphia at 841 am escorted by Coast Guard Cutter Campbell. The Rockefeller Center attendance noted at New York Gly was 161000.
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Churchill Actress Daughter Marries in Gala Island Ceremony
Actress Sarah Churchill wed Antony Beau champ in a sunlit Gul ceremony near SHA Island. The 34 year old bride, recently divorced, celebrated with an orchid cake at a resort home while guests, including photographer Winston Churchill’s family, attended. The groom, Hermonton, gave a bridalmid gift as the couple began their life together.
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Sarah Churchill
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Antony Beauchamp
Winston Churchill
Pred W. Dart
Glynn
Alfred W. Jones
Via Olver
Hermonton
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