Raid on Corry club nets eight arrests and seizures
State Liquor Control Board agents with local police raided a Corry club on a Sunday night arresting eight people and seizing slot machines and liquor. Six defendants pleaded not guilty to related charges while two were released on bond. Hearing set for next Wednesday.
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Liquor Control Board
Orly
Weirly
South Center
Albert “Meghay
Alli
Katherine Gronosta
Robert Armstrong
Louis Costelle
Frank Purpupu
Peru
Pennsylvania
Joe Mawline
Alt
Varvasa
Tony
Menclville
Anc
Ditinaville
Ula
Three Prison Escapees Nabbed After Break at Charlestown
At Charlestown State Prison three escapees, including two lifers and a 20 year old, were recaptured within a mile of the facility after earlier slipping from cells. Warden Lanagan said they climbed to a roof and scale a 22 foot wall. Police later detained two men in prison garb near Bunker Hill. Recaptured were Bard R. Baker AV of Revere serving life for murder, George H. Baker J. Barton serving multiple counts for breaking and entering, and George Hayes of Waltham serving 12 to 15 years for armed robbery. No struggle reported.
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Bunker Hill
Met
Bar
R. Baker
Revere
George H. Baker
J. Barton
George Hayes
Waltham
NLRB Delays Filing Labor Pledges Clarified
The NLRB announces a delay for labor pledges filing, giving officers of multiple unions until a specified October date to sign affidavits. The action affects APL and CIO unions and relates to the board’s service usage.
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NLRB
Washington
National Labor
Robert
Deaham
Denham
Tran Hartley
Wo Sig Tabor
Amy Apl
CIO
Ex-Corry Child Near Death in Accident
Richard McCive eight year old Corry boy remains near death after a truck collision near Corry. His father Tylor McGee in serious condition, two brothers Norman and Robert improving, all from the McGee family. The car skidded and overturned during travel toward the west coast. The family recently resided on Shrine Street in Corry before moving to Merwe and then California. Norman expected to be discharged in days.
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Tow
Richard McCive
Corry
Lake Item
Galifornia
Norman
McGee
Shrine Street
Corey
Iter
Ta Merwe
Tyres Jentine
McCee
Air Express 21 Per Cent Hire Up In 1946 47
Air express shipments rose 21 percent in the year ending August 1947 from 1946. Industrial users such as Aero Supply, Raymond, Ajax, and Carry Instrument led volume with 586 shipments. The service marks its twentieth anniversary in September 1997 from a 193? start, with early experiments preceding regular routes from New Jersey to New York and Chicago. Treasury notes show September receipts of 3.98 billion and total debt near 298.96 billion with a decrease of 37.42 million from the prior year.
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Garry
Il American Aviation
Aero Supply Mfg
Tne
Raymond Mfg
Ajax Tron Works
Carry Instrument Ga
Carry Morehants
Butcf
Alm Express Us
New J Jersey
New York
Chicago
Eweth
Fatal crash at Corry Crossing sparks wrongful death suit
In Erie County Court, administrator Chinsnek sues over the 1900 Corry Crossing collision on the Erie Railroad Wheir division. The suit seeks 31395 in damages for Stephen Linski and others, alleging negligent crossing safeguards and unsafe train speed.
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Corry Crossing
Neath
Cony Crosshae
Erie County
Chinsnek
Stephen Linski
Pennsylvanii
M. Linster
Nerapd
Edward Lans
Bumwo-Pilsburel
Telly
Gorey Operating Company
Ley
Fall‘road Company
Worth Hammond
Gerry Operating Company
Ocronee
Siy
Edward Links
Truman Set to Return Home From South American Cruise
President Truman sails into a homeward phase after a 12 day goodwill cruise from Rio de Janeiro. He plans a White House review of Europe’s crisis and may discuss the international picture with aides before returning to Washington. Arrival at Norfolk is slated for noon with final leg up the Potomac to Washington overnight.
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Associated Press
Truman
Sluis Department
Washington
Rio de Janeiro
Drujuan
Congress
Matthew J. Connelly
White House
Marahyll
New York
Nations General Assembly
Tramar
Inter-Americat Centen
Brown
Norfolk
Williamsburs
Potomine River
Cagitat
Foreign owned assets in United States near fifteen billion
Washington reports a government estimate showing foreign owned assets in the United States totaling about 14.8 billion dollars as of the end of June. Officials say the figure remains higher than the 12.74 billion dollars recorded in June 1941, despite the dollar shortage to pay exports.
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Eraeneny
Washington
United States
Treasury
New Orleans Berserk Weather Draws Global Alarm
A forecast reports hurricane force winds and torrential rain battering New Orleans and surrounding lowlands. Buildings collapse and flood zones expand as tens of thousands flee inland seeking shelter. Authorities urge evacuation and disaster preparation amid extreme conditions.
Gulf coast unready for full force of major storm
New Orleans faced a howling hurricane with 60 to 90 mph winds and torrential rains. The storm battered frame buildings, flooded streets, and forced evacuations as officials warned of widespread damage along the Gulf coast from Florida to Morgan City.
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Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Sept
Florida
Mississippi River
Gulf
Evangeline Country
Sacola
Morgan City
Lay
Pelsacola
Wis
Thammerest
Adymiles
UK Mobile
South
Forieta
French Sailor Dies After 390 Foot Mediterranean Dive
In Poulon France Maurice Fargues a 31 year old French petty officer dived nearly 400 feet with minimal gear including a face mask and three oxygen bottles. He paused every 18 feet to sign a message before reaching 890 feet where water pressure caused his final unreadable mark.
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Poulon
France
Maurice Fargues
Mediterranean
Fargues
Roosevelt and wife fined for speeding in Lake Success
Franklin D. Roosevelt and his wife Ethel DuPont were fined 15 dollars each after pleading guilty to speeding. They appeared before Police Justice Wi Yam Hinrichs in Lake Success on charges of driving through the village at 52 miles per hour two months ago.
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F.D.T
Lake Success
Gouedhyp
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ethel DuPont
Wi Yam Hinrichs
Speaker Martin Sees No Need for Special Session
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Martin arguing against a special session as lawmakers face looming deadlines. He cites current urgent business and criticizes calls for delay, while Secretaries and aides discuss procedural paths and potential rescheduling if pivotal items stall.
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Martin
Taft Urges Action to Level Off Prices
Senator Taft urged measures to curb inflation arguing prices must fall to match wages. He warned current high costs harm the American people amid full employment and rising wages, calling for productivity driven policy. He referenced President Truitt and a plan addressing inflation as context for action.
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Taft
Uwe de Los
Onin
Priers
Acoust
Truitt
Tael
Cost Accountants Tour Corry Plant Visit
Cost accountants plan a visit to the Corry plant for a tour and an oral presentation by Raymond Mig Co. The program includes a survey of the plant's departments, a luncheon at the Carey Candy Club, and discussions led by BW Feldt HT Sweet and others from the plant.
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Assa “lStion Nf
Raymond Mig
Wil
Carey Caniy Club
Informaciv
BW. Feldt
Market turmoil and global tensions wire through early reports
A chaotic array of prices and fears crosses markets and capitals. In Chicago commodity pits wheat and corn fell five to six cents while concerns about food scarcity press retailers. International dispatches warn of leftist demonstrations, trade talks in London, and flood and casualty updates from Tokyo.
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Iby Associated Press
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Minister Charges Immorality in Schools Sparks Debate
Harrisburg minister accuses Harrisburg area high schools of teaching immorality. Federation leader Walter Bunderman says most teachers are unaware, asks principals to report evidence for remedy. Principal meetings and parent concerns cited. minister claims students misinterpretations. Embargo note follows on express service amid AFL strike.
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Harrishyieg ‘Tewoliprs Federation
Harrisburg
Walter, Q. Bunderman
Yale
Harry W. Zechman
Derry Shroot
Frangelien
Trothren
Samieling
Ted Vane
Bunderman
Echman
Hartisburg
Siice
Senator cites production lag as cause of record food prices
Washington report says wholesale farm product prices hit record levels while overall wholesale prices remain below the 1926 peak. Senator Oliver Thomas calls inflation unavoidable to cover government costs, warning it could take years to stabilize prices after wars.
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Associated Proas
Washington
Geni
Or-Ny
Eiseise
Bureau of Latur Slaviatius
Lhner Thomas D Olis
Thomas
Oklahoma
Merchants Fear Slump In Buying Amid Rising Prices
New York September 19 Merchants fear a fall in non food purchases as spring price hikes bite. Manufacturers largely avoid alarm over possible production cuts while consumer essentials absorb a larger share of the dollar. Plant activity remains high and orders pile up. officials report near record sales and steady employment across regions.
Motorcyclist Killed and Two Injured in Route 51 Crash
Washington dispatch reports 28 year old Vance Virgin of Wellaburg West Virginia died when a front tire blew causing his bike to eject 25 feet on Route 51 near Independence. The cycle then collided with another bike carrying Evin Sheppard and Lloyd White both 20 from dependent counties, who suffered cuts and bruises.
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Washington
Withig Vance Virgin
Wellaburg
W. Va
Indepeticenes
Vance
Evin Sheppard
Thdependange
Lloyd White
United States to likely ignore Vishinsky UN attack
In New York, Vishinsky accused the United States of criminal war propaganda, urging UN action. U S officials reportedly plan a silent treatment while pressing their own course ruling at the Assembly with a broad debate ongoing.
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Associated Proay
New York
Russie
United Nations
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United States
Russia
United Nations Assembly
Pila
Courh
Nepegermingh
Soviet Union
Depa Poyeen
Andel Véshinaley
Risshi
Radpeh
George C. Marshall
Benade
John Foster Dulles
Marshall
Truman
Hun Vishinsky
Wishinsky
Timgers
Dilles
Aucligade
Vish- Rep. Dorn
Virgil Jordan
National
Eight man committee to probe Pennsylvania alcoholism
Harrisburg reports an eight member legislative panel was named to conduct a full investigation into alcoholism in Pennsylvania. Senator Weldon B. Reyborn said the study will cover physiological psychological psychiatric economic and social effects and treatment and rehabilitation of alcoholics with findings due to the next session of the General Assembly.
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Heybirn
General Assembly
HeyBury
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Hyer
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Britain
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Spanker
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