Assembly Splits Into Two Antagonistic Groups
News notes the assembly dividing into sharply opposed factions as a hurricane subsides in northern Louisiana. A separate dispatch reports a Soviet charge against the United States fueling verbal clashes between Ukraina and Yugoslavia, with Gromyko failing to block Argentina's veto discussion proposal.
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Corry Evening Journal
Assembly
Louisiana
Ukraina
Yugoslavia
Gromyko
Argentina
Bidault to Deliver French Basic Policy Speech Today
In New York, Georges Bidault prepares to present France’s basic policy speech as the United Nations debates deepens the U.S. Russia rift. The session sees Russia pressing for a U.N. condemnation of the United States as “warmonger” while other nations split on veto reform.
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Bidault
Associated Press
New York
Georges Bidault
United States
Rassia
France
Hussia
United Nations
Russia
U.N. Assembly
Andrei ¥i Vishinsky
Ukraine
Yugoslavia
Assembly
Andrei A Gromyko
Security Council
Soviet Union
George C. Marshall
Gromyko
Poland
Tidis
China
Trance
Trygve Lie
Asembly
Kuhata
Poreien
George Bidault
Mauke Feaice
Hector McNeil
Britain
Small Towns Hold Most Inj Opportunity
A late 1930s commentary discusses urban life’s costs for residents of smaller towns, urging caution for young families. It contrasts city life’s loneliness, poor housing, and moral concerns with small towns’ perceived virtues, while warning of rapid urban growth and looming national threats. The piece signals a shift toward rural optimism amid warnings about population concentration and future atom-age threats.
Corry City Ordinance Under Legal Challenge
Erie County court heard the appeal of Paul Gull of Corry challenging Corry's ordinance penalizing disorderly conduct. Guth faced disorderly conduct charges from a street fight on the 18th. Alderman M. S. Cobbett and Judge Burton Laub upheld fines and suspended payment pending further appeal.
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Corry
Attheney J
Jgliante
Erie
Paul Gull
Guth
Didy
Elven
Cobbett
Burton Laub
Jullante
City Registration Held Next Week for Voters
A registration drive will be conducted in the city next week to register changes of address and new voters before the November election. Miss Mary Dempsay and Mrs. Lloyd Stowe will serve as registrars at the Municipal Building on Thursday September 15 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
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Mary Dempsay
Lloyd Stowe
Price Drop In Grains May Result In Consumer Relief
A potentially lower grain price may ease consumer costs as Secretary of Agriculture Anderson and officials discuss trends in Chicago and Washington. He notes hope for a realistic price decline, while ruling out federal rationing and weighing voluntary programs against broader controls.
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Aden
Imore
Toudaldole
Ema Vasily
Anderson
Senorters
Chicago
Washington
Uit
Prague
Vie Wien
Rex Theatre Renovation Completed After $30,000 Upgrade
Rex Theatre finishes a 16 week remodeling costing $30,000. The entire venue was rebuilt with new seats and carpeting, aqua marine wall tones, indirect lighting, and removed pillars for clear sightlines. Front marquee modernized and lobby enlarged, candy room remodeled. Manager Reels Burns says the project brings Rex on par with leading theatres in the state.
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Rex
Helles Enoughout le Country
Aedding
C. BR. Picard
Jak Sso Buel
Wxenaire
Burns
Express Strike Triggers Corry Embargo on NY Shipments
A complete embargo on all Corry bound Railway Express shipments to New York and metro area was ordered yesterday afternoon. Local office head J F Needham mourned the move as a teamsters strike over wage gains and hours cuts from 44 to 40. No shipments will be accepted for New York City Jersey City Hoboken Weehawken Staten Island or Long Island destinations. The embargo affects all express services under the agency.
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Point
New York
J. F. Needham
APL
New York City
Jersey City
Hoboken
Weehawken
Staten Island
Abr
Freedom Train Display Heads Toward Titusville and Erie
A OCR garbled notice notes the Freedom Train touring the nation this week. The railway caravan is expected to display in Titusville, Erie, and nearby cities, aiming to raise public interest in modern housing histories and local developments.
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Reedom
Titusville
Oi City
Erie
Foundant 4
LaGuardia Dies After Public Service In New York
Fiorella A. LaGuardia age 48 former three time New York mayor and former director general of Tara died after a coma at home. Mayor O Dwyer called his death a loss to city state and nation praising his unselfish devotion to public welfare. He collapsed at home and died at 7 28 a m with family and physician present. The diminutive reformer known as The Little Flower The Hat or Butch was famed for blunt style and multilingual appeals during campaigns and office. Earlier report includes a separate notice on Pennsylvania Rail Road discontinuing service between Cresson and Punxsutawney with a 20 day implementation.
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New York
Fiorella A. LaGuardi
TARA
Jenver
Wich
Walliam O'Dwyer
O'Dwyer
Tully
Nis
LaGuardia
George Baehr
Butch
Taft Urges Price Fight Amid Mood Downturn
San Francisco reports Senator Taft warns high prices threaten economy and long term recovery as talks pivot to reclamation and relief. He tells reporters the level may ease only with sustained effort, foregrounding voter concern over living costs and public policy.
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Degnnevalfo
Ratinety
Lhh Dali
OFA Loy
Commonwealth
Tif
Senate
Roy
Benaine Malone Meney
Cash and Bonds Lost in City Pocketbooks
Local residents report losses of cash and U.S. Savings Bonds totaling about $700, with at least one purse containing a New York state driver license and other items. Victims include Waller Bowers and Donna Wisner, who describe a black plastic purse lost near North Geiler and Washington streets with no clear clue to recovery.
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GeelerdAy
U.S
Rogers
Frank Page
Corey
Asl
New York State
Donna Wisner
New North Geiler
Washington Steels
Bank Bandit Draws 12 Year Prison Term
Robert W. Fox age 58 began serving a 12 year sentence after pleading guilty to holding up the Beaver Springs National Bank in daylight. He fled in a car that crashed into a tree near McChure, following the robbery in Beaver Springs, Lewis County.
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Lewisburg
Robert W. Fox
Ates
Beaver Springs National Bank
Tewisbour
U.S
Feetterote
VW. Poller
Suge Pollmer
Ild Fox
Fox
Beaver ‘Springs
McChure
Truman Consults Policy Makers In World Crisis Talks
President Truman huddled with policy chiefs in Washington as a UN Assembly push and quick European trip loom. Marshall warned of a crisis delaying Congress reassembly, while State Secretary Marshall coordinated diplomacy and security measures.
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Mount Meta
Hvis
Luchert
Maastiall
United Nations Assembly
Tapi
Tamarrow
Marshall
Congress
New York
U.N. Assembly
Two New Charges In Corry Liquor Raid
Two new informations filed by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board allege that Albert Magilarditl and Carl Chipiuusay supplied beverages without proper licenses at a club. The charges claim distribution of liquor occurred without the required permits and that the sale times violated licensing rules. Both men face charges and are to appear in Cobber's office next Wednesday for further action.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Wr Control Board
Til Thuysay
Albert Magilarditl
Carl Chipiuusay
B.C. Brady
Magliavditl
Iis Pens
Swilluu
Chivlenzio
Brady
Willy
Cobber
Fresh strife hits motion front amid war fears
Michison's governor opposes using National Guard as strikes rage for three months. At Manta Peru night a U S Army transport crash leaves wreckage spotted and possible personnel. Bridges urges that U S and British documents be annexed to Germany to share costs, while Britain asks the U S to bear a larger bill.
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Associated
Talim Front
Michison
Gard
Manta
U. Army
Tuzon
North American XP-36 jet fighter developed for Air Force
The United States Air Force announced a new jet propelled fighter, the XP-36, under test at Muroc Army Air Base California. Officials described a radically designed craft with a swept wing and tall tail, claiming it appears somewhat different from the ten fighters currently in service.
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Washington
United States Air Force
Muroc Army Air Base
California
Police Crack Down On Motor Scooters
Police in the area are enforcing traffic rules on motor scooters and motor bicycles. Officers report more than 50 such bikes in the county and Winkly, with violators facing the same penalties as other vehicles until compliance improves.
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Blale Pollow
Mulan
Bid To Repair Route 6 Bridge
An Erie contractor A Fagenmeyer Co submitted the low bid of 87789 for repairing the Route 6 bridge near Wayne, four miles west of Conn. The State Highways Department noted it was the sole bid and had not decided on acceptance. A washout caused the concrete spar to fail, triggering the bridge collapse at the east end before a temporary fix was made.
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A. Fagenmeyer
Erie
Wayne Fowy- Mp
Cony
Wivs
Relief Drops As PA Relief Rolls Hit Peacetime Low
Harrisburg reports reveal Pennsylvania relief rolls at peacetime lows with about 200000 dependents on public assistance, down from over 600000 before World War II. Secretary Robbins links the drop to strong employment, noting more than 4.2 million in-state workers, the highest on record.
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Harrisburg
Reller
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Assistance
Franke A. Robbins
Gobbins
Kay~ Stone
Commonwealth
Robbins
Property Loss Great Yet Largely Untold In Blustery Toll
A Gulfport Biloxi area disaster leaves 13 dead and over 500 injured as devastating winds continue along a northwesterly path. Authorities describe property losses as immense and mounting while search and rescue operations persist across affected communities.
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Gulfport-Biloxi
Hurricane Blasts Gulf Coast Leaving Dozens Dead
A Caribbean born hurricane sweeps the Gulf Coast causing widespread damage and at least fourteen deaths across Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi while marching toward northern Louisiana Texas and Oklahoma with heavy rain and strong winds. The storm’s center nears Shreveport with gusts up to fifty miles per hour. officials warn of continuing danger as cleanup begins and weather officials track the system.
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Associaed Press
New Orleans
Teland
Shreveport
Caribbean Sea
Louisiana
Soutern Florida
Gulf Coast
Flanida
Thom New Columus Tailard Lo Bloxi
Miss
Louisiaa
Texas
Oklahoma
For
Wereas
Arkansas
Morrheastern
Oklaoma Gublge
Mississippi
Hila Afbersoad
UPHAM
Sever
Florida
Jackson
Mies
Naval Reserve
Gulfport
Driver Arrested on Drunk Count After Collisions
Lyle Johnson of Corry was arrested by city police after his car allegedly struck a parked truck near Damon's Sunoco on North Center Street and another vehicle near the Cory Hospital. Officers say Johnson refused to prove he had been driving and was held on a drunkenness charge. The truck belonged to the service station and the second car to Arthuruck son of Columbus Avenue.
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Lyle Johnson
Corry
M. D
Damon
Sunoco
North Center Street
Cory
Johnsim
See Owe
Arthur Juckson
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