Anti Subversives Bill Veto Expected in Vote Rush
Washington reports President Truman likely to issue a veto on the anti subversives control bill within hours. Lawmakers aim to pass it over his head during a fall vacation push, despite White House opposition and talks of interment authority, with both houses prepared to sustain a veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Associated Washington
White Mouse
Congress
Swashington
House
Senate
Ibill
Uyat
Aitorney
Trumad
Thlcsi
White House
McGrath
Seewood Youth Injured Driving to Corry
A Lakewood youth was injured but not seriously when he dozed off and lost control of his car. Taken to Jamestown General Hospital by Spitzer ambulance, the driver suffered body bruises and lacerations. condition today is good. He said he was driving from his home to Corry near Panama and North Clymer when he fell asleep and the vehicle rolled over after turning to reenter the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown General Hospital
Spitzer
Duck McIntyre
Taya
McIntyre
Corry
Panama
North Clymer
GE Signs Pact With IUE Union
General Electric Co. signed a one year contract with the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers covering 65 000 employees. The agreement, reached a week earlier, includes wage increases of 10 to 15 percent and other benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IUE
Associated Press
New York
General Eectric Co
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Union City Secures New Industry and Payroll Boost
Union City wins Snap-Tite of Erie as a new plant and offices move here. A Warren Engineering Co. facility will cost about $200,000 and create around 70 jobs with a payroll near $300,000 annually. Corry Chamber officials say talks with Snap-Tite yielded promises, though location constraints and math staff needs shaped the final site choice and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angile Fir
Gomy Chamber
Sommerte
Union City
R. G. Wells
Msndger
World
Warren Engineering Co
Warren, QC
Boay-Tite, Tar
Trench Street
Erie
Furest
Oiacom
Dillon City
Titusville
Corry Chamber of Conserce
Red Spy Sentenced to Fifteen Years in Federal Prison
Greenville Tennessee September 23 Aired Dean Slick was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for wartime spying for the Soviet Union. Judge Robert L. Taylor said extenuating circumstances supported the reduced term despite government calls for 20 years. Slack pleaded guilty last week and was held on $100,000 bail. He allegedly provided details on RDX production at Holston Ordnance Works to a Philadelphia chemist. Slack was arrested in Syracuse, New York, June 15 and has remained jailed in Knoxville.
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Fee
Associated Press
Greenville
Tenn
Dean Slick
Rass
Robert L. Taylor
Proauhne
Slack
Russia
U. S
Games M. Meek
Weakling
Syracuse
N. Y
Holston Ordnance Works
Kingsport
Holston
Harry Golti
Philadelphia
Knoxville
Six Reds Sentenced For Trespassing In Berlin
BERLIN Sept 22 An American court sentenced six Russian zone policemen to five days in jail for trespassing in the U S sector of Berlin while unarmed They were released immediately having served their term Their old Wehrmacht pistols were confiscated The move followed the freeing today of 47 Communist policemen held in West Berlin as hostages by Western police seized by the Communists in a renewed cold war skirmish. It remained to be seen whether the Communists would now release the Wests 25 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jalfa
U. 5
Tax Increase Measure To Reach Truman By Nightfall
Washington reports the House approved a first installment tax boost to fund rearmament against Communist aggression. Congress aimed to send the bill to President Truman by nightfall with Senate approval likely, outlining a pay-as-you-go plan and future excess profits tax expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Lane
Karen
Indhussey
WWE
Congress
Couple killed near Mayville in two car crash
An elderly Dewittville man Ernest M Peterson and his wife Minnie Paterson died after a two car crash near Mayville on Thursday night. Five Brietles among six injured, including Hartfield Centaria Tong driver Chaude Gibson in hospital with internal injuries and a fair prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Dewittville
Arciele
Minnie Paterson
Dewittville, RD
Hartfiele-Centratia Tong
Chee Miles
Petersom
Gibson
Peterson
Ernest Nickerson
Rotary Auction Receives Car Donations for Tomorrow
The local Rotary Club collects items for a Saturday auction at City Parks. Donors include BG Curley Wiggers of Studebaker and Lawrence Thomas of Chevrolet who contributed a 1937 Ford and a Chevrolet. A resident donated three puppies. Auctioneer Paul Babbitt will sell both cars for the highest bidder. Proceeds support the Corry Memorial Hospital building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Wiggers
Studebaker Agency
Lawrence ‘Thomas
Chevrolet Agency
Sne
Fly
Rotary Olu
Corry Menial Hospital
Slayer Appeal Rejected in Delaware County Case
HARRISBURG Sept The state board rejected a plea by Alexander Niemi and Walter Maloney of Delaware county to be exempt from the electric chair. They were convicted in the pistol slaying of Jacob Davis, Chester Laproom manager, during a January 1949 robbery. Both men are scheduled for execution early Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Hardens Board
Alexander
Dela Ware
Niemi
Walter Maloney
Delaware County
Jacob Davis
Chester
Maloney
Corry Boy Three Is Polio Victim
Corry three year old Corry Boy son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Herel of Meadford Meadavern tested with mild polio. He was taken to Lake View Municipal Hospital in Erie yesterday afternoon. The physician reported the illness as the mild type. The boy, part of the Haene family, became ill last Wednesday but diagnosis was not confirmed until Saturday amid the fall polio outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Herel
Meadavern
Yester
Lake View Municipal Hospital
Erié
Haene
Snes
Corry Reports Eye Infection Outbreak
Corry reports a mysterious eye infection affecting nearby Titusville James Town and Warren. In Titusville 16 to 20 adults show illness. officials issue a school warning letter urging daily eye checks. Doctors classify the infection as a virus type causing severe pink eye with potential rapid spread and painful symptoms lasting weeks.
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Corry
Strickei
Titusville
James Town
Warren
Theitusville
Hells
Penieklin
Jet Fighters Try For Record By Air Force Jets
Two Air Force F-84 Thunderjet fighters began a non stop attempt from Manston England to New York. Pilots Col Dave Schilling and Lt Col W D Riteniy completed their first refueling over Prestwick Scotland and aimed to reach Mitchell Air Base on Long Island within eight hours. If successful it would be the first nonstop jet crossing of the Atlantic and the fastest London to New York flight.
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Washington
Air Force
Manston
England
New York
Dave Schilling
W.d.riteniy
Prestwick
Scotland
Mitchell
Long Tland
Steel Workers Demand Immediate Wage Increase
CIO Steelworkers press for rapid pay hike after notifying 1,400 firms of a potential wage boost. Murray signals possible agreement soon with ALCOA amid ongoing talks, as a warning of new production targets follows a 10 percent offer in related firms. Meanwhile a Pittsburgh wedding interrupts a local dirt track event.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
Detce
Purmunotiilentign Teelers
Wiper
Mureay
Steehwarkers
Che Uviot
Abor Jeter
Ininn
Murray
Jx Roaree
Ammlian Company of America
ALCOA
Wnisy
Tomarrow
USW
Allron
Benjamin Fairless
Ws, Steel Corporation
Ted
Fairless
Ary Steel Company
Community Chest Sets 1950 Goal of 29900
The Community Chest announces a 1950 goal of 29900 with meetings and committees to organize the drive. Officials indicate funds from past campaigns have covered most expenses and that remaining work will be completed in the near future.
Stocks Soar To New Highs Amid Market Rally
New York September 24 Stocks surged to multi decade highs as the Associated Press index of 30 stocks climbed past the 1981 peak to a record as transportation and industrial issues joined the advance. Rail and nickel groups led gains with broad participation across chemicals metals and other sectors.
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New York
Uys Gist
Adv
Dhyriv
Dune
Elks donate 2500 for new Corey Memorial Hospital
Members of the Jocal Bike Club approved a 2500 expenditure to furnish the hospital new wing rooms including a semi private and waiting area on the second floor and to purchase a resuscitator. The outlay adds to an 11000 pledge toward the overall medical facility fund.
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Jocal Bike Club
New Corey Memorial Hospital
Fesser Mason
Lo Furmsi
Elks Ghib
Tullene
Vic
Miss Marcella Stover Vies For Miss Corry Title
Spartansburg area voters weigh in as Miss Marcella Stover seeks Miss Corry crown backed by Sparta Grange. A 17 year old Spartansburg High School graduate, she works at a Centerville grocery and restaurant and serves as Ceres court lady. She enjoys crocheting baseball and hunting as hobbies. Ballot clipping appears weekly in The Journal.
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Marcella Stover
Sparta Grange
Corry
Seumors
Epis
Miss Corry
Spartanshure Grange
Béward Noveling
Tessaurant
Centerville
Miss Stover
The
Grange
Ceres
Hlmer Stover
Spartansburd
FA ‘D. Gd
Spartansburg Grengers
Each Wednes
Senate Leaders Seek Passage of Defense Bill
Senate leaders push the 17 billion emergency defense bill amid a filibuster led by Senator Malone with hopes for quick passage. The package aims to bolster military strength with about 11.7 billion for defense buildup and 4 billion to arm allies abroad, while awaiting Truman’s decision on a separate anti Communist bill.
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Senate
Associated
Washington
Heodii
Teiman'y
Teiman'y Objetios
Flogige
Hinds
Tallts
Nao
Von
Biciter
Lucas
Wherry
Jeader
Congress
Gureabe
Corry Farmer Granted Time to Repay Federal Debt
Earl Goodenow, a Day R D farmer, received a nine month extension to repay $700 to the Federal government in Erie Federal court. He was charged years ago with unlawful disposal of mortgaged property and with selling cows bought under a federal loan. On probation since 1947 after a no defense plea, he says the man who bought the cattle cannot be located. Also reported, a fatal crash on Route 80 near Mamont killed four year old Frances Ferrera of Anita and injured three relatives.
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Corry
Earl Goodenow
Day
R. D
Owen Burns
Erie
Goodenow
Mar
New Kensington
Mamont
Frances Ferrera
Anita
Jefferson County
Hand to Hand Combat Raging Near Capital
Allied forces fight savage hand to hand combat around Seoul as 10,000 Korean Reds defend outskirts. U S Marines with bayonets and flame throws carve a path toward Yongdongno and the capital’s western suburb. British and U S forces report intense resistance and pushes toward Seoul amid a widening push from the Pusan perimeter.
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Fay
Frese
Tokyo
Seoul
Juncheel
AP Petre
Bob White
Seni
Beaul
Hou
Ube
Ee Old Praek Teiebhead Perimteter
U.S Firstavarry
Volun
Tabuthea
Mghway
Bang- Ju
Giles
Sean Whitehead
Alltec
Etysians
Uy Seni
Seventh
Southess
U.S
Yongdongno
Highwily
Tden
Red Chine
Manehutian
Washington
10Th Corps
Suwon
Waeewan
Naktong River
Kumehon
Tae~ Jon
Pussa
Tom Lambert
Togges
Fondungpo
Srowl
Alli 'Ridge
Pyongyang
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Seewood
Nap - Tite Firm
Red Spy
Reds
Tynan
Morithy Aga
Trumats
Cras
Slayer
Corry Boy
Assno
Litsburgh
Heidelbere
Gene Huntington
Carnegie
Aegular
Sal Militelin
Turtle Creek
Pappy Howneh
Countuniy
Uechtet
Kven
Cammunity Chest
Davie Swarty
Waltey Hindmas
ELKS
New Hospital
Chamber of Commerce Office
Capital
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