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Investors Seek Safety In a Changing Market Outlook
Babson discusses Dow Jones averages and the Dow Theory, predicting less reliance on past indices. He warns of selective markets ahead as international tensions rise and big-city risks grow, advising investors to seek diversified, nationwide assets and to watch investment counselors and trusts.
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U.S
Albania Again To Be Heard At Peace Conference
At the Paris peace conference Albania prepared to appear before the military commission to oppose Greek demands over Epirus and border incidents. The Albanians charged Greece with undemocratic aims and with persecuting Albanian, Macedonian, and Bulgarian minorities, while tensions rose between Greek and Albanian delegates during two commissions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Greece
Albana
Military
Epirus
Commission
Albania
United Nations Security Council
New York
Bulgaria
A.V. Alexander
Britain
America
Austali
Military Commission
Kisseley
Big Five
Cafeterias to Stay Open Amid Meat and Bread Shortages
Corry’s Junior and Senior High cafeterias say they will remain open through the coming week. Managers report adequate supplies of meat substitutes and bread may be baked at home if lard and other items run short. daily meals increased notably with spaghetti and macaroni options. Juniors served 129, Seniors 98, vs 51 on opening day.
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Corry
Juntod and
Tim Thira
Reception Planned for Gov Martin in Corry
Governor Edward Martin and Attorney General Ono yall amie visit Corry on a campaign swing through northwestern counties. Secretary Livengood and other State leaders join a public reception from 3:20 to 4 in Hotel Corry lobby. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia newsmen will attend. The Governor tours Erie County all day on the 20th.
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Phigay Maleftrot
Sea Atdlock
Edward Martin
Onu Yallamie
Corry
Internal Affairs
Livengood
Republican Organization
Pittsburgh
Phiadelphia News
Martin
Groun
Hotel Corry
Republican City Committee
Cony
Erle County
Mizak Hearing Progresses In Warren Murder Case
Andrew Mizak charged with murder faced a preliminary hearing in Warren before Justice Tracy Steenlund. Mizak, who surrendered at the state police barracks bleeding from self-inflicted wounds, said he shot John Kalinski after Kalinski beat his paralytic father. A note found at the Kalinski farm house indicated Mizak planned to take his own life. prosecutors expect possible manslaughter consideration before December trial.
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Andrew Mizak
Eric
Tracy ML. Steenlund
Warren
Cpl
Hubley
Corry
Mizak
Heariig
John
Kainski
Blue Eye
Jobat Kalinski
Warren County
Kalinski
M. A. Kornreich
Wurreri County
Edward Petrillo
Mirne
Linder
Girl in two district cases sent to detention home
An 11 year old girl linked to a Spartansburg shooting and a Spring Creek resident was placed in the Home of the Good Shepherd detention home for girls in Pittsburgh after a judge’s order. Hazel Mae Ross has been under Warren county jurisdiction since Clayton Buchannan was accused in the farm shooting. Buchannan later claimed self defense but was sentenced to a year in Allegheny County workhouse for delinquency. The girl was later connected to living with Kenneth Oviatt near Spring Creek. Associated Press report from Philadelphia notes church policy debates on marriage and divorce.
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Spring Creek
The
Good
Shepherd
Pittsburgh
Allison D. Wade
Warren County
Hazel Mae Ross
Clayton Buchannan
Spartansburg
Buchanan
Corry
Allegheny Colintyp
Kenneth
Prias Oviatt
Sprimr Creek
Oviatt
Shtladelphia
Allegheny County
Walter
Fall from bridge injures elderly man at nearby park
Jamon Raed, 80, was reported in fair condition after a fall from a high bridle path in New Castle. The incident occurred near a park, with responders rushing him to the hospital for treatment.
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New Castle
Jamon Raed
Wes
Cusrude Park
City adopts new electric pumps for Corry water supply
Corry’s water system now relies on two new wells at the North Corry station, each with direct electric pumps. The first well, near the highway, began supplying the city and restoring reservoir levels. A second well will join soon, enabling standby steam pumping to be kept for emergencies. The new supply, tested and approved, matches the quality of water from existing wells. Pennsylvania Electric Company installed heavy duty transmission lines to support the pumps, reducing reliance on steam power.
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Corry
North Cory
State Department of Health
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Sharp Issue On Wallace Exposed In Power Struggle
Republicans accused President Truman of using the Russia relation issue for politics and urged a choice between Byrnes and Wallace to define foreign policy. Reports say Byrnes may have been sidelined from Wallace’s peace conference speech as the White House and delegation hinted at Unity on State. A Liverpool PA murder by suicide story follows with unclear details.
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Associated Press
Washington
Trimitt
Russia
H P
Byrnes
Commer Wallace
Arthur H. Vantendery
Americar
Il— Viset
Ae Willace
Eliser
Byrnes van
Trujar
Tex
United States
Fin American
White House
Nine Burned Critically In Hotel Blaze
A hotel fire in Hot Springs Arkansas today left nine people critically burned and several others injured as flames tore through the Great NorthernHotel Pollge complex. Firemen and hospital authorities reported multiple victims remained inside as rescue operations continued despite debris and smoldering wreckage.
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Northern Hotel
Hot Springs
OT Springs
Ark
Great Northern
Harlek Hip
Ol Fekila
Levi Hospital Athorities
Lewis Barrett
New Orleans
Denver
Colo
Miami
Arnold Bray
Bot Spriigs
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Arkadelphia
Norman Castle
Vera McBeth
Monroe
Wich
Buddy Hosy
Tepnitensie
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Freman
Corry Vew Wins Dunkirk Award at Legion Convention
Corry Vew receives the Dunkirk Award during the American Legion convention in Dunkirk. The Drum and Bugle Corps and Archie W Thompson Post are tied to the honor, with a small delegation traveling to Dunkirk for the parade. The trip faced tight timing and limited participation from members.
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Drum and Bugle Corps
Archie W ‘Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wary
Urisily
Wis
American Legion
Dupkirl
Cnt
Courkeen
Dynkirk
Sihyan
Production 15 Opens in New Raymond Building
This week the plant witnessed the first phase of move and work in the new Raymond Manufacturing building. A new completed section marks progress as production 15 starts in the updated facility.
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Raymond Bldg
Hue Reymond Manufacturing
Uate
Corry Plant progresses with substantial equipment moves
Local reports describe rapid relocation and testing of machinery at the Corry facility. New components are installed floor by floor as the plant reorganizes, with cleaning, overhauls, and motor drives added to each piece. Associated Spring executives visit Hamilton to review expansion plans and oversee the ongoing redevelopment.
Proposed WM Penn Highway improvements in Harrisburg report
State Helways Department prepares a multi million by pass project for the William Penn Highway. Huntingdon and nearby counties to receive by pass lanes and widened sections as part of a post war road upgrade. Construction planned to speed traffic and reduce danger on this busy route.
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Dutta
Adroa Maalre
Inedon
Carery
Huntingdon
Tairine
Barn Destroyed At Britton Run
A large blaze at Britton Run destroyed a barn on the Maye farm. Firefighters from Spartans and local departments responded, saving a smaller barn but the main structure burned, with substantial losses noted in equipment and supplies.
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Foagee News
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al & Y
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Ted Tuskip
Alvin
Wendl
Crackdown on Improper Car Licenses Prompts Inquiry
State Police and local officers will conduct an intensive investigation into vehicles bearing out of state licenses and operated in the area. Residents who recently moved to Pennsylvania and have not yet registered their vehicles will face prosecution if they fail to comply. Information on obtaining Pennsylvania license tags is available at the Corry State Police barracks or from local aldermen.
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Corey
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Iscomes Arid
Corry
Worth Curler
Porter Sees More Meat Due in Weeks Says OPA
The Associated Press reports OPA chief Porter told housewives meat rationing will ease with more meat arriving in weeks and ceilings prices will be kept. Government food experts forecast sugar price hikes will lift food budgets by up to 200 million over 14 months, raising costs about two cents per pound in stores. Porter notes meat plant shutdowns and market rush caused shortages and price controls remain essential.
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Washington
OPA
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Porter
Roy
Shutdowns Shake Nation's Deep Water Ports Amid Picket Standoff
Across major ports, CIO and AFL seamen held lines while 20 longshoremen at a New York pier refused work. The stoppage aims for wage parity with APL mariners, with government wage rules adjusted to lift pay, and a broader nationwide maritime strike entering its peak.
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National Maritime Union
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ILA
Joseph P. Ryan
Ryan
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AFL
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