Anti-Subversives Bill Veto Seen From White House
Washington observers say President Truman will issue a veto message within hours on the anti subversives control bill passed by Congress. Lawmakers aim to enact a veto override later to permit a fall vacation. The measure imposes government powers to intern subversives during war or emergencies and faces strong opposition from the president and Attorney General.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Truman
Congress
Bil
Lttle Doub
Messiree
McGrath
McIntyre Injured When Car Rolls Over Near Corry
A Lakewood youth named Jack McIntyre was injured early today at about 2 a.m. when his car veered off the road between Panama and North Clymer and rolled over after he dozed off. He was taken to Jamestown General Hospital with non serious bruises and cuts.
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Jamestown General Hospital
Spitzer
Jack McIntyre
McIntyre
Corry
Panama
North Clymer
GE Signs Pact With IUE Union
New York September 22 General Electric yesterday signed a one year contract with the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers covering 65 000 employees. The agreement was reached a week ago and the signing was a formality. The contract provides wage increases ranging from 10 to 15 1 cents an hour and other benefits.
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Assnenneuress
New York
General Electric Go
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Union City Wins New Industry Payroll Boost
An Erie firm Snap Tite will move to Union City, relocating to a new 12 million dollar plant built by Warren Engineering Co. within 90 days. The project creates about 70 jobs with an average annual payroll near 200000 dollars. Local officials matched a state offer, but the move hinged on available housing and skilled workers.
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Erie
Corry
Syup-Tite, Tae
French Stteet
French Street
Ton Lon
Ohio
Thier City
Tinsville
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Lbése Vonforenges
Red Spy From Tennessee Sentenced to Eighteen Years
Alfred Dean Slack was sentenced to 18 years in a federal penitentiary for wartime spying for Soviet Russia. Judge Robert T. Taylor called the espionage by Slack shocking, rejecting the government’s 10-year recommendation. Slack, 44, pleaded guilty and was arrested at Syracuse, New York, June 15 after stealing RDX manufacture data from Holston Ordnance Works and passing it to Harry Gold. He has remained jailed in Knoxville since June 29 with a $100,000 bond forfeited.
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Fo Associated
Treas
Greenville
Tenn
Alfred Dean Slick
Unyon
Soviet
Russia
Juoge
Robert T. Taylor
Slack
U. S
James M. Mock
Syracuse
Holston Ordnance Works
Kingsport
Holston
Harry Gold
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 or trespassing in the U S sector of Berlin while unlawfully armed. They were released after serving time already served, with their Wehrmacht pistols confiscated. Earlier, 47 eastern Communist policemen were freed in West Berlin as hostages for 25 western police.
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Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
Tax Increase Measure To Reach Truman By Nightfall
Washington scene reports the House approving a first installment tax boost to fund arming against Communist aggression. Senate passage was expected quickly, with President Truman likely to see the bill by nightfall. The package aims to raise about 800 million dollars per year, funded by higher income taxes, a new 10 percent tax on postwar purchases, and future excess profits taxes, to support rearmament and the Korean war.
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Truman
Associated Freh
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Ealler Syns
Korea
Nommal Corporation
Couple Killed Near Mayville In Car Crash
An elderly De wittville couple, Minnie Peterson and Ernest M. Peterson, were killed in a two car crash on the Martfeld Deniria road three miles east of Mayville. Claude Gibson of Mayville was injured with internal injuries and listed as fair. Dewittville residents Brielles and Ty Gibson were among the injured as the vehicles collided after one car reportedly passed a truck driven by Ernest Siokersim.
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Mayville
Dewitaville
Brielles
Minnie Peterson
Dewittville
Martfeld-Deniria
Ernest M. Peterson
Jamestown General Hospital
Claude Gibson
Finid
Peterson
Rotary Auction Nears as Cars Donated for Benefit
The City Park sale includes a 1937 Ford and a Chevrolet donated by Curley Wiggers and Lawrence Thomas with auctioneer Paul Babbitt set to offer them tomorrow. A resident donated three puppies as the event appeals for more items to raise funds for the Gerry Memorial Hospital building fund.
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Rotary
G (Curley) Wiggers
Studebaker Agency
Lawrence Thomas
Chevrolet
Paul Babbitt
Rosarians
Rotary Club
Gerry Memorial Hospital
Slayer's Appeal Rejected By State Pardons Board
Harrisburg today the state pardons board rejected a plea by Alexander Niemi of Delaware County to escape the electric chair. Niemi, 31, and co-defendant Walter Moloney, 82, were convicted in the pistol slaying of Jacob Davis, Chester plant manager, during a January 1939 robbery. Both men are scheduled for execution early Monday.
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Harrisburg
State Pardons Board
Alexander Nici
Delaware County
Niemi
Aloe
Walter Mi Joney
Dkcob Davis
Chester Taprdom
Moloney
Corry Boy Three Struck By Polio Victim Tale
Dara sweney three year old son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Haenel of Meadavenufter Gay was hospitalized yesterday at Lake View Municipal Hospital. The attending physician said his illness resembles the polio form. The boy, one of two in the Haene family, turned four on Wednesday but a definite diagnosis was not made yesterday. His case is the ninth involving Corry residents and nearby workers since the outbreak.
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Dara Sweney
Frederick Haenel
Meadavenufter
Gay
Lake View
Haene
Corry
Corry Escapes Eye Infection Threat to Corry Area
An unidentif ied virus type conjunctivitis outbreak has struck Titusville Jamestown and Warren with 18 to 40 cases. Corry officials issued parent notices urging daily eye checks in schools as doctors warn the illness is highly contagious painful and lasts two to three weeks with no lasting effects.
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Cory
Titusville
Jamestown
Warren
Penleikin
Two Jet Fighters Seek Record Nonstop Across Atlantic
Two Air Force F-1 Thunderjet fighters began a non stop attempt from England to New York at 6 01 a m EST piloted by Col Dave Schilling and Lt Col W D Ritelle. The pair refueled over Prestwick Scotland and aimed to reach Mitchel Field in eight hours. If successful, it would mark the first nonstop jet across the Atlantic and the longest single engine jet flight to date.
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Washington
Air Force
Manston
England
New York
Air Force Weadquarters
Annome
Ted
Dave Schilling
W. D. Ritenle
Prestwick
Scotland
Mitchel Air Base
Longland
Steel workers press for immediate wage increase in steel industry
Pittsburgh Sept 22 United Steelworkers issue formal notification to 1400 firms demanding swift wage hike. President Philip Murray cites national interest and seeks conference with ALCOA amid industry gains. Union aims to move contract dates earlier, while noting potential talks with major producers and ongoing wage policy discussions.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Iso Nance
Mullahouily
Philip Murray
Bout
CTO
Sylayty
Tnnjan
Tabor Teader
Murray
Vital Steel
Aluminium Centrany of
America
ALCOA
Ato
Muraty
USW
Benjamin F. Fairless
U.S. Steel
Hott
Fairless
Volumen
Community Chest Set For 1950 Goal Of 29900
Community Chest directors set a 1950 goal of 29900 and discussed fund disbursements and auditor needs. The group planned to elect five directors when the December meeting finalized the Chest drive quotas and future funding.
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Wilton
Davie Swarty
Vod
Wadter Hindehavitw
Njuven Fren Heety
Stocks Rise to 19 Year Peak in Market Rally
AP reports stocks surged to a 19 year high with the Dow Jones average climbing above 146 and the market breakout lifting prices across sectors including steel, chemicals, metals, oils, and nickel shares. The rally follows a Korea war era selloff and a sustained recovery since mid 1949.
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York
Associated Press
de Trani
Hees
Br Wtvaiiers Ninigest
Elks Commit 2500 for New Corry Memorial Hospital
Local Elks club members unanimously approved spending 2500 to furnish an Elks suite on the second floor of the new Corry Memorial Hospital and to buy a resuscitator for the delivery room. About 1800 goes to the suite including semi private and private rooms and a waiting area, with 720 for the resuscitator. The action adds to the club's 11000 pledge toward the hospital building fund.
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Elks Club
Elkes
New Corry Memorial Hospital
Biks Club
Anc Tive
Miss Marcella Stover Backed By Sparta Grange For Miss Corry
Miss Marcella Stover, 17, Spartansburg High School student, competes under the Sparta Grange banner in the Miss Corry contest during Pennsylvania Week Potato Festival festivities. She works at Edward Noveling grocery in Centerville, serves as Grange Ceres, and is daughter of Elmer and Mrs Stover. Voters may clip the ballot published in The Journal each Wednesday.
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Spartasbire Grange
Edward Noveling
Centerville
Stover
Grange
Ceres
Court Tady
Elmer Stover
Spartacambg
Spartansboro Grangers
Miss Stover
Senate Leaders Press Defense Bill Amid Filibuster
Washington Sept 22 Senate leaders sought passage of a 17.0 billion emergency defense bill amid a 11 hour filibuster by Senator Malone blocking a rival measure to ban interstate shipments of alcohol. The Senate planned adjournment to send the appropriation measure to the White House as talks continued on the Communist control bill and aid to allies overseas.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Truman
Malone
R-New
Corry Farmer Granted Time to Repay Fed Debt
Corry farmer Ear wopaenow received a third extension this week to repay 700 dollars to the Federal government. Judge Owen Burns presided in Federal Court at Eric Goodenow, charged three years ago with unlawfully disposing of mortgaged property including cows bought with a federal loan, and on probation since 1947 with no defense. The man he says he sold cattle to could not be located, per testimony. A separate item reports a fatal crash on Route 80 near New Kensington killing four year old Frances Ferrera of Anita, Jefferson County, with three relatives injured.
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Wopaenow
D. Jammer
Owen Burns
Eric Goodenow
New Kensington
Wear Mamont K
Chia
Frances Ferrera
Anita
Jefferson County
Suwon Airfield Falls to Seventh Division Forces
Allied Marines clash with Korean Reds near Seoul as Suwon Airfield falls to Seventh Division. Forces push toward the capital from multiple directions amid fierce street fighting and reinforcements. AP reporter notes 10,000 Communist troops and tactical movements around Yongdungpo and Yongdongpo suburbs.
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Suwon
Seventh Division
Associated Press
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chaRpeher
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iTocho
Siwor
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Loelice
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WS Pist
Tubw
Hewlanaeiers
Tr Sd
Uon
United Nations
U.S
Yongeone
Sebaung Seo
10Th Corps
Red China
Washington Army
Waegwan
Nattong River
Kumchon
Tai Jon
Pusan
Red
Yongdanape
Tom Jambert
Yongdungpo
Sool
Suta
Ney Ridge
Artiliery
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