Truman urged to ease food crisis with voluntary rationing
President Truman weighs committee recommendations on home food controls and expanded grain exports amid soaring prices. A voluntary conservation program could limit meat and bread use, boost European diets, and cap foreign shipments this crop year. Price views surface from officials and groups as a Chicago grand jury probes meat-pricing practices.
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Twelve Youths Recaptured After Escape From Missouri State School
Twelve of the fifteen youths who escaped from the Missouri State Training School for Boys were recaptured today. The group had fled after several mass breakouts in recent months and is now in custody.
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Petkov Executed in Sofia Amid Bulgarian Crisis
Mikola Petkov, 56, agrarian opposition leader, was hanged in Sofia's central prison on charges of plotting against Bulgaria's communist regime. The United States and Britain condemned the conviction as a miscarriage of justice while the Soviet Union declined to intervene citing internal affairs. Petkov denied the charges, calling it a prolongation of Hungary’s events.
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Erie Lists New Time Changes End Of Summer Schedules
Erie announces new timetable changes effective Sunday September 22 aligned with Standard Time. No change to Pennsy schedule. Chicago and New York trains adjust departure times and travel time shortens by about one hour forty five minutes due to diesel engine additions. A Coast Guard search continues for a missing plane seen off Moore's Beach Port Norris.
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Crash near city line injures one. damage totals 1300
A two car collision on Route 6 near the city line injures Mrs Goovee Shurhandy and causes about 1300 in damage. Oliver, Fengnwth Joguith, and William P Gray are among others involved. police report total vehicle damage with a Chevrolet and Pontiac sustaining major losses.
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Merchants Hear Plan for Christmas Decorations at Cory Meeting
About 30 members of Cory’s Retail Merchants Bureau attended a dinner meeting led by President Robert Wilcox who formed a committee to stage Christmas tree decorations and boost local displays. Director Philip Zaluneck discussed attracting a new industry to Cory, noting building limits hinder factory relocation efforts. R. E. Bumbaugh urged displays during Pennsylvania Week and referenced upcoming campaigns with the State Employment Service in early October.
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Rightists Sweep Italian Election
Rome reports the Right Wing coalition The List of the Rooster swept the election after Premier De Gasperi shed Leftists from cabinet. Early results show the Rightists leading with about 1 493 votes on a large total, while De Gasperi’s Christian Democrats trailed with 9 187 and the Communist led left bloc 4 650.
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Army Demands Return Of Three Held By Yugoslavs
Trieste dispatch reports the U S Army demanding the return of three American soldiers held by Yugoslav authorities after a border incident near Trieste. Officers named Lt. William Ailor, East Grand Forks. Earl Hendrick, Arlington. Glen Myers, Edgley. plus another service member were captured in July during a patrol clash near the Lumbarda frontier. The army says the men were detained in Yugoslav territory and were later transferred to a police post for questioning.
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Pilotless Plane Spans Atlantic
The Air Force tests a four engine C54 Skymaster with no pilot at the controls on a transatlantic flight from Stephenville to Brize Norton England. The venture aims to study all weather flying and reduce human error by making the pilot a monitor only.
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Actor Brim Donlevy fights wife in divorce dispute
Los Angeles September 24. Actor Brim Donlevy opposes his wife action to set aside a divorce decree. He filed ten affidavits in superior court alleging she slept with another man in a New York hotel room last December.
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State School Teacher Shortage Declared Near End
Dr Francis B. Haas, superintendent of public instruction, reported that the teacher shortage is largely solved. He cited 2,400 emergency certificates issued and a growing pool of qualified applicants. He noted vacancies remain in some special subjects while overall staffing adequacy improves.
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Night Stage Booster Event At North East Lodge
Local club activities include a 100F night stage booster with performers from Jonies Ly Corey Bush Talon City and Wee ye. The North East lodge drill team will present a drilling exhibition as part of tomorrow's session. A business meeting and dinner follow.
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Study on 16-nation needs under way for postwar aid
State Department begins a comprehensive review of postwar aid requirements for 16 nations. Officials foresee rapid congressional approval and funding requests. The analysis covers loan needs and machinery costs, with World Bank involvement and European assistance plans.
Crime declines in large cities in six major categories
Washington Sep 23 Pennsylvania five cities with populations over 100000 report declines in murder and manslaughter and in larceny and auto theft but increases in robbery and aggravated assault over the first six months of the year. City by city figures show mixed trends with Philadelphia Pittsburgh Reading Scranton and others cited.
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Royal Wedding Volume Inscribed by Master Penman
London reports a royal wedding volume inscribed by a master penman. Galligrapher Henry Fisher prepared the document in the ancient legal style once common through 1800s but fallen from use after the 19th century. Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip Mountbatten wed November 2.
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City Council Plans Time Change And Reconciliation Plea
City officials announce return to standard time on Sunday September 28 and urge broader reconciliation among major powers. The remarks reference local civic actions and municipal steps amid international pressure and ongoing negotiations.
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Corry Man Found With Throat Cut After Despondent Spell
James Pappas a Corry resident was found on the second floor of his business, allegedly after attempting to take his life. Police say he had been despondent over recent quarrels and was treated after the self inflicted throat wound.
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Manila Escapes Storm Damage
Manila and surrounding areas frilled down as a typhoon passed 40 miles from Clark Field and headed toward Lingayen Gulf. Evacuations paused while weather units expected another blast up to 80 miles per hour as forecasters tracked the changing storm.
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Three Buffalo Teens Convicted of Kidnapping
A federal jury in Richmond Virginia convicted three Buffalo youths Leroy Este Olson 19 Julio Scroggins Olson 18 Theodore Stanley Waveraynekt 18 of kidnapping a 30 year old Pennsylvania man on June 3. They transported him from near Lewisburg Pennsylvania to Virginia where he was released. Sentences ranged from 18 months to ten years.
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Secretary says hate and fear are being bred
The article reports on growing fear from the United Nations crisis as Trygve Lie appeals to the major powers to reconcile differences fueling war talk. It notes Andrei Vishinsky’s accusation against Dean Acheson and the U.S. stance on the security committee proposed by Marshall, amid fears of a Soviet boycott and possible UN dissolution.
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Friend Kills Bride on Second Honeymoon in Ridgeland
In Ridgeland South Carolina on September 2 a husband shot dead his wife on her second honeymoon after a friend allegedly offered a wish of good luck. The killer fled the scene along the Coastal Highway with the captain and her two year old son left in shock. Police later identified a possible suspect, Dennis J. Counihaw, in connection with the case.
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