Marshall Blames Reds for Colombian Revolt at Bogota Conference
The Associated Press reports on April 13 that Secretary of State George C. Marshall blamed international communism for the Bogota uprising that disrupted the Pan American Conference. He urged continued parley amid riots. Bogota faces severe health crises as hospitals overflow and streets remain dangerous.
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George C. Marshall
Marshall
Confermce
France
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Haye
Ely
Mutbhall
United States
Femaly
Russia
Soviet Union
Donald L. Jackson
Raif
T. 5
Washington
Congress
San Francisco
Antonia J. Joaitan
Jorge Bliecer I Gaitan
Mie Oper
Ing
Stata Far Lahat
Petamia
Bowats
Aken
Pangima
Fatashood
Torsante
Fe Fawnlinre
Esterday
Daginge
Flood Dangers Foreseen in Pittsburgh District
Weather reports indicate 24 rivers in western Pennsylvania may rise toward flood stage, with Pittsburgh district rivers expected to reach 25.5 to 26 feet. Minor overflowing possible along some low banks as rainfall continues.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau of
Nogheny
Monongahela
Bureau
Provisions of the Taft-Hartley Act Upheld by Three Judge Court
The three judge panel in Washington ruled key Taft Hartley Act provisions constitutional. They require unions applying to use NLRB machinery to disclose officers and financial statements. Non NLRB unions lack exclusive bargaining status. A separate ruling deemed the section banning union political expenditures unconstitutional. The case progresses toward the Supreme Court.
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Assonialed
Washington
Volkrs
National Labor Relays Board
NLRB
U. 8
Ben Moore
Sher
Moore
Supreme Cow
Supreme Court
Elks Chorus Joins National Singing Group
The Carty Bike Male Chorus has been selected as a leading Elks group and invited to perform with the Assaulted Male Choruses of America. Proceeds from a Mead Park Spring concert will aid the Mead Park Swimming Pool Fund with engagements in Shippenville Erie Grove City and New Castle among others.
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United States
America
Like
AMGA
NBC
CBS
AMCA
Hage Mead Park Association
Mead Park
Shippenville
Fire Department
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse Glee Club
Pittsburgh
Grove City
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Veterann
Aldine
State Spends 4 Million To Patch Highways
Harrisburg April 13 Associated Press reports Pennsylvania spent between 3.8 and 2 million dollars patching highways damaged by severe winter weather. Warren X. Myers chief maintenance engineer of the State Highways Department cites 12 500 men at work statewide noting it was one of the worst winters.
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State
Associated Premis
Harrisburg
School Board Delays Action On New Budget
The board postponed approval of the 1948-49 school district budget to a special meeting on Wednesday April 2nd. Supt Swart noted plans for the Senior High Commerce program in June with Dr. Carroll D Champlain as speaker and reported a real estate valuation comparison since 1925. Fourteen seniors take State scholarship exams May 7. chorus and choir items are slated for spring performances. cafeteria meals totaled 306 for March. various facility and maintenance items were referred to committees.
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Graham
Hie
David Swart
Carroll D. Champlain
Corry
Don Windahl
Jed Fe
Edinboro
Harold Gilbert
Corry Water Supply Co
Stanley Anderson
Loveland Field
Hatch
Anderson
Menart
Loveland Field Aid
B 29 Armada From U S Heads To Germany In 1940s Flight
From Westover Air Force Base Mass April 13 a large Los Angeles air armada of B 29 bombers departed for Germany in what officials call a routine timing mission. About 20 aircraft form the main force with Lt James T Boyd Jr pilot of Portland Oregon leading the first leg. Planes refuel at Goose Bay then proceed to Germany with individual flights and stopovers along the way.
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Germany
Associated Press
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Air Moree
Gerhissy
5Th Air Force
Air Force
Leavy
Smoky Mill Air Base
Kansas
James T. Boyd, Jr
Portland
Ore
Goose Bay
Tragedy in Blatrsville Drowns Three Year Old
A three year old girl, Duver Mathe Tively, drowned after swept from a rain swollen gutter into a storm sewer near her home and carried to Sulphur Run. Volunteer firemen recovered the body about 100 yards from the Bonemaugh River inlet.
Tionesta Lumber Mill Fire Causes $100000 Loss
Fire at Jamieson Lumber Company in Tionesta, oldest local industry, destroyed mill buildings, stockpiles, and $8000 of finished lumber. Origin undetermined. fire spread rapidly due to water pressure issues from the Allegheny River. No serious injuries reported. Jamieson brothers aided evacuation and preservation of records.
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Jamieson Lumber Cy
Tioneda
Valu
Gramen
Clonesta
Pleasantville
John CG
Deine du Mieson
Delmay
Allegheny River
Ninbilange
Tlonesta
Jinilesotr Company
Sufficient gasoline seen for travel season says oil spokesmen
Chicago reports April 13 gasoline stockpiles appear ample for vacation driving. Dr Robert B E Wilson of Standard Oil of Indiana says exports could meet demand with perhaps a touch more than last year. Spokesmen from Standard Oil of New Jersey and Shell Oil also anticipate enough gasoline for the summer driving period.
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Chicago
Robert BE. Wilson
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Atepa, To Save Gasoline. Spokesmen For Scandard Oil
News Jersey
Shell Oi
Efiough Gazoline
Aummer Automobie Lust
Police Probe Gang Beatings Of Two Youths In City
Police investigate a late night street attack in which two youths, 18 year olds Blye and Kasi, were beaten. A car fled the scene as officers arrived. the suspect driver, previously cited for a traffic violation, remains at large. Victims could not provide a clear description of their assailants.
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Centerville
Centesville
Merle
Whisley
Utyd
Bohan Kasi
Leryiffe
Yisiig
Vale
South Center Street
German youth warned Marshall Plan means war says Soviet official
Berlin April 18 Associated Press reports Col Sermel Tulpany, political chief of the Soviet military administration in Germany, told German youth the Marshall Plan means war and division of Europe. He denounced Truman and Goering, claimed Western monopoly profits drive war and warned of a new democracy under Soviet control. Allied intelligence noted increasing Soviet occupation forces around Berlin. Also reported Pittsburgh store executive Max Jothschild, former Rosenbaum’s president, died at 78 after a long career starting in Germany and moving to the United States.
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Sermel
Tulpany
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Hermann Goering
Tulpanoy
Zelti2
Buxony
Europe
Tulpanay
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Wuliam
Bnimth
Goering
Naz
IRS
Pittsburgh
Max Jothschite
Rasenbsam’'s
Enlistment Drive Aims 100 Men In Company A
A WWI era report notes Company A of Whe Fenia given 60 days to enlist 100 men as part of PNG regulations. At press time the unit had 26 enlisted men and officers. payroll could reach $20 000 annually when full strength is achieved. Local towns Sharon Howlin and others bid to host units.
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Ghanakiin
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Migniite
Ty Polite
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Logalon
Sgolon High School
PNG
Guardian
Army
Jer
Raymond W. Carliseh
Fire Officers Installations Announced For State Branch
The installation of officers for the Stateon Bose Company will be held at the No 4 fire station on April 24 officials announced. Following the meeting a social period with refreshments is planned. Officers include Carl Peterson president Robert Garfield vice president A Falu secretary treasurer Russell Briggs lease et Gari Peterson foreman Charles Follier first assistant foreman Victor Dempsey second assistant foreman. Finance committee members are James Sullivan Edward Becker and Charles Spiesman. DeJogale named to the state convention Charles Spiesman with Michael Lynch elected alternate. Philadelpnia clubs form Arthur President drive sees 13 MacArthur for President committees organized across the state.
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Statfon Bose
Newved
Carl Peterson
Robert Garfield
A. Falu
Russell Briggs
Gari Peterson
Charles Follier
Victor Dempsey
James Sullivan
Edward Becker
Charles Spiesman
Dejogalé
Michael Lynch
National Labor clashes and Prague factory blast report
The dispatch notes multiple items including a House Armed Services briefing on draft legislation and a National Labor Relations Board action demanding bargaining with employers over pensions. It also records an explosion at a Kralupy gun factory near Prague killing one and injuring six, plus a Congress panel approving 2.876 trillion for emergency warplane and missile programs to boost aviation output.
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Washington
Congress
Suiil
House Appropriations Group
Gas Flow Struggles at Carter Hill Well Site
The Pennsylvania Gas Company reports slow drilling at Carter Hill north of Sorry with 8,800 Scot mivk work in progress. Workmen note the well’s poor production compared with three prior holes as water inflow hampers progress and pressure aids are being tested to salvage the operation.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Fuera
Ds Neweiny
Yidor
Communists Lose Ground in Italy Ahead of April Elections
In Rome and other cities there are signs the Communist Party is waning as April 18 elections approach. Party leaders, including Togliatti, push nonalignment with US aid while opposing independence. A one hour nationwide strike drew little violence, though a bombing at a Communist led meeting in Tyameil killed one and wounded twenty.
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Italy
Electioin
Casbiine i
Palmira Coplintti
Asi
Popular Pront
Tyameil
Miners End Strike Walk Back To Work In Eastern Fields
Thousands of soft coal miners resume jobs after John L. Lewis signals end of a long strike. Contempt risk and possible penalties hinge on the miners' response as government orders and pension disputes influence the pace of return to the pits in Western Pennsylvania and nearby regions.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Oibots
Pune
Indig
Disteleb
Salena
Agere
Lewis
Tomorow Lewis
op _eraliod
Julilicu T. Ala Goldayorough
UON
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
John i ‘Lewis
Wrk
Clinton
Cnee
Jamison
Riceville Crash Leaves Two Damaged Vehicles
State Police report a two-vehicle accident near Puowrstia dormers yesterday afternoon causing $125 in damage. Drivers Dewayne Cunningham and Albert Bond, both from Colering McKean county, were not injured. Cunningham said he stopped at a signal and failed to observe a preceding vehicle as he attempted to enter the lane.
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Chis Tor Ng
Deven Dewayne Cunningham
Gresnyilioy
Albert Bond
Colering McKean County
Cunninghan Assumn
MiNi
Asa Cng
We Alighierstis
Tae Way
Almtye Auusham Giariend
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