Second Gas Line To Be Laid Through This Area
A second large transmission line parallel to the existing one will be built along the same right of way within the next year or two. Officials say the line will double gas capacity and provide a safety margin for uninterrupted supply, with sections built in stages and crossovers to maintain service during repairs.
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Philadelphia Inquirer backs Duff for U S Senate
The Philadelphia Inquirer on front page endorses Gov. James A. Duff for the U S Senate in the November 7 Pennsylvania election. It argues party strength preserves freedom and notes Senator Myers as a worthy opponent. The editorial omits coverage of the Duff race with Dilworth and Fine. Ex London mayor Sir Arthur Charles Davis dies in Cambridge at 72.
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Death Penalty Decreed for 609 North Koreans
A report states that 609 North Koreans were condemned to death by North Korean authorities amid a crackdown tying to wartime conduct and crimes against the state. The piece notes heavy penalties including long terms and executions, reflecting a harsh judicial response described in the source.
Brook Trout Eggs At Corry Hatchery Grow Record Stock
Corry hatchery officials report six thousand brook trout eggs were begun last week as part of a broader plan to exceed last year’s record distribution of 143000 legal size trout. New water circulation improvements aid growth. rainbow stock and bass production also progress across linked facilities.
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City Chest totals reach 7748. progress noted toward goal
Corry community reports 89708 raised toward a 29500 target with 28 percent of the goal achieved by midweek. Chairman James McIntosh notes year to date progress with industrial gifts already about 1000 ahead. directors meet at noon to plan further solicitation and assist volunteers.
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Sweden crowns new king after Gustav V dies in Stockholm
King Oscar II proclaimed monarch of the Swedes Goths and Wends in Stockholm as Gustav V dies after a 43 year reign. The new king swore to constitutional rule with Louise his queen and Tage Briander’s cabinet resigned. Gustav V’s funeral is set for November 9.
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Fire truck plunges off embankment injuring 31 in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh's West End firemen rushing to a blaze drove a truck over an 80 foot embankment injuring 31. Police say the road caves in under the weight as two silent mobiles obstructed the narrow street. Officer Patrick Moore noted the loss of control during the escape.
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Local youth pleads guilty to four auto thefts
James Buell, 20, of Erie County, admitted stealing four cars over three weeks. He was bound over for the next term on a $9,000 bond and remanded to Ree County Jail after pleading guilty to charges stemming from thefts on October 16, 20, 22 and 24. Four vehicles were recovered undamaged. Buell, arrested south of the city in a stolen 1948 Pontiac convertible, was found with an unnamed girl who had no proven ties to the crimes.
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Erie
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Warren County
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Delay in Shipment to Red China T:
The freighter Flying Cloud carrying petrolatum jelly is halted at Wilmington as authorities decide how to handle a proposed export to China. Baltimore and Philadelphia consignments were planned, with 11,000 to 21,000 gallons slated for Red China, under review by officials and a Senate subcommittee.
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New York
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Herbert R. O'Conar
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Floods Drive 2,000 From Oregon Valley Sheltering Efforts Mobilized
Storm swollen rivers swept Oregon Valley flooding forcing about 2,000 homeless. Two deaths were reported and a search continued as shelters opened in Eugene Springfield and Roseburg. Red Cross and National Guardsmen aided victims along the Umpqua and Rouge River basins with towns isolated and bridges washed out.
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Crescent City
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Repairs Begin at Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Workers from John Rickers contracting firm start exterior brick pointing and brickwork at Emmanuel Episcopal Church on North Center Street. The project includes plaster work and interior repainting, with total costs around four thousand dollars in the neighborhood and new interior work planned. Repairs to the Maple Avenue rectory were recently completed.
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Maple Avenue
Report for Physicals Shows Broad Draft Screening Reach
Thirty three more youths reported for physicals under the Selective Service program. Henry Wheeler, chairman, disclosed a single day turnout as the draft process expands with more names listed from Cory Union City Erie Waterford and other areas. Several workers from H C Price Construction Co were transferred to the board.
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Cory
Roger Bloss
William Becker
Dyle Lozier
Paul Turner
Charles Shelling
Union City
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Richard Walls
Edinboro
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Alan Arnold
Jamestown
Ueray Bailey
Erie
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Ronald Fosbureh
Washington
D. C
George
Sardon Peters
Ernest Catlin
Alton Welht
Donald Fox
Edward van Dyke
Waterford
Clinton Gilbert
Conneawh
John McNees
State College
Orvin George
Billy Patham
Ess Foster
Gene Sampson
H.C. Price Construction Co
Potatoes Face Sharp Price Slump Through Government Aid Cuts
Government price supports have fallen to the lowest level in nine years as aid to farmers shrinks next year. The average U S potato price in mid October dropped to about 8 58 cents a bushel, the lowest since late 1841, with surpluses expected as production continues without direct support. Readily available supplies in Pennsylvania New York Nebraska and Wyoming reflect the broad impact of the policy shift.
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Aarionittre Department
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Open Intervention Rumors Surface in Korean War Moves
Washington reports indicate Red divisions, largely Chinese Communists, moved toward Hambhung on Korea s east coast as U S and South Korean forces clash near Hedienken and the Chosin area. Reports mention 11 000 Communist troops and possible Chinese intervention role in the conflict amid heavy Allied air and tank activity.
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Stolen logging truck sought by State Police in district
State Police hunt for a 1040 International logging truck reported stolen near Irvine last week. Officers said the vehicle was taken from a road camp and multiple other items were also missing. Detectives planned to question witnesses today about possible motives and suspects as the case proceeds.
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