Stassen Surges in Nebraska GOP Primary Victory
Harold Stassen won a sweeping victory in Nebraska's GOP primary, shooting to the top tier of presidential contenders. Dewey and Taft trailed, while MacArthur supporters faced a setback. Delegates pledged reflect the statewide vote, with Stassen leading in major precincts and shaping the early convention dynamics.
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Workers Favored In Lockport Issue Ruling
Harrisburg April 14 Pennsylvania workers idled in layoffs before jobless benefits were extended under a board ruling. The State Unemployment Compensation Board of Review decided benefits apply to stoppage of work from a labor dispute, granting 1100 employees at Rio Manufacturing Co. of Mount Carmel coverage.
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Wyoming City Blaze Leaves $1 Million In Damage
A large fire swept through several blocks in Wyoming City causing about $1 million in damage and destroying seven buildings while damaging ten others. No injuries were reported. National Guard members and University ROTC volunteers aided efforts to prevent further spread and 25 to 40 residents were left homeless in the wake of the blaze.
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Board Named In PRR Strike Dispute
President Truman named a three member board to intervene in a labor dispute between the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. The union planned a system wide strike of 10 000 workers, and the board performance could delay or halt action under the Railway Labor Act.
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Pan American Parley Resumes After Bogota Uprising
In Bogota after a bloody five day break, the Pan American Aviation conference resumes with delegates voting to restart sessions. The initial agenda item will likely be a resolution against communism in the Western Hemisphere as U S officials attribute the revolt to communist influence. Congressional observer Jackson described rioters as communist inspired and said delegates will report to Congress on the events.
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Will Enforce Speed Limit On Corry Streets
City posts 35 mile per hour speed limit signs on Center West Smith and East Main to curb speeding. Residents had urged enforcement after reports of speeds up to 75 mph. Streets Department began erecting signs in rainy weather and police plan four motorcycle patrols to enforce the limit. Violation fines start at 10 dollars.
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Eighth City Mail Route Expanded With New Carrier
Postmaster James Sullivan announces official approval to hire a permanent city carrier, increasing total routes to eight. Arthur Knapp is promoted to lead the new route starting tomorrow, with four routes in the business district and parts of residential areas seeing triple daily coverage. Ray Brynt steps into a full time substitute role, delivering twice daily in remaining residential areas.
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Fishermen Face Poor Opening Day Amid Flooded Streams
Opening day for the lout season is expected to be poor as streams east and west of the city overflow, backing onto farms. Water levels lower fishing prospects, with many anglers likely to skip the main run and settle for only a few catches.
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McCabe Named Chairman of Federal Reserve Board
President Truman designated Thomas B. McCabe of Chester, Pennsylvania as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. He will replace Marriner Eccles, who will serve as vice chairman.
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Trieste Return to Italy Refused by Soviet Union
London April 14 Associated Press report that the Soviet Union rejected a plan for Trieste to return to Italy. Britain France and the United States received a formal note declaring the proposal unacceptable. France’s Foreign Minister Georges Bidault publicly weighed the issue in Turin on March 21 as a bid for anti Communist support in Italian elections next Sunday. The note called for a May meeting of the powers to decide Trieste’s future, asserting Trieste was created by the peace treaty signed by 21 nations including the Big Powers. The Soviet note rejected Yugoslav suggestions for a joint Italian Yugoslav arrangement and defended a free trieste as part of the treaty terms.
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Hartley Presses Strike Remedy Amid Coal Labor Row
Washington April 14 Representative Hartley unveils a plan to outlaw strike gains against two or more rivals as an anti trust violation. He signals hearings next week if John L Lewis faces contempt charges. The measure aims to curb a controversial coal settlement and expand oversight of labor disputes.
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City Faces Flood After 1.07 Inches of Rain in 24 Hours
In the 24-hour period since yesterday morning 1.07 inches of rain fell prompting flood response in lower city areas. Eastern flats report rising water with Hare Creek overflowing its banks and damage to city shivvats as crews monitor the steady rain and cool temperatures.
Area Family of 13 Homeless After Blaze
A fire destroyed a home on Reed Road, leaving 13 people homeless including 10 children. Mr and Mrs Jewell and their preschoolers are staying with relatives while aid is organized. Neighbors and churches mobilize to provide clothing and temporary shelter as authorities investigate the cause.
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Offer Rejected By Aero Union In Wage Negotiations
Members of the Aero Ladue 208 Machinists union rejected a five cents an hour increase and holiday pay proposal after requesting 30 cent raise. Local officials say talks will continue with Grover Stainbrook mediating as the temporary deadlock ends and the next session is scheduled.
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Ohio Valley Scene Of Floods In Pittsburgh District
Flooding hit the Ohio River valley with crests forecast as forecasters warned of rising waters. In Pittsburgh area a Monongahela flood forced mine shutdowns while several low-lying towns faced inundation and isolation touched off by heavy rains across Ohio and West Virginia downstream.
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Rebel Victory Looms Over Costa Rica Conflict
The Associated Press reports Costa Rica teeters as rebel forces, led by chieftain Jose Fle tuerts, advance toward San Jose. State Department cautions U.S. residents amid supposed government insecurity and growing Communist influence as unrest spreads across major cities and provinces.
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VEW TO DISCLOSE BUILDING PLANS FOR POST
The Veterans of Foreign Wars post on West Washington Street will publicly disclose plans for a proposed Archie W. Thompson Post tonight at a special meeting. At a recent installation meeting, new officers were sworn in with Alfred Morrison Sr. as installing officer and Fenty Hicks named commander alongside Lynford Chase, Gordon White, William Attn, Ray Tunner, Harold Cragg, Robert Sullivan, Dr Hugh Oar, Walter Scott, and Walter Ettleberger taking roles.
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Pennsy announces further cuts to Buffalo corridor service
The Pennsylvania railroad plans new reductions on the Buffalo to Corry stretch and a portion between Troy and Emporium, with a 25 percent curtailment already in effect. Officials said the Buffalo to Corry line will remain scaled back until authorities approve changes, as coverage between Curry and Britain also faces suspension on a listed Friday.
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Corry Soldier Cited in Europe
Corry soldier Swan received the Units Letter of Commendation from Wiesbaden post commander Brig. Gen. Joseph for a 13 month record of exemplary conduct and morale improvement in the European mission. Overseas since December 1944, Swain lives in Wiesbaden with wife Charlotte and daughter Elizabeth, who joined him in June 1946. He joined the service in 1989 and has earned six promotions after graduating from the Army Medical School in El Paso Texas, with postings to France Belgium Italy and Switzerland.
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National Affairs Dinner Set for Fifty Chamber Members
Fifty members of the Chamber of Commerce will attend the National Affairs Dinner at the Hotel tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock. The event will be led by Truman BD Weller territorial representative of the U S Chamber. Sommerse, ask state bank statement Harrisburg April 1 The State Banking Department issued a call for a report on the condition of all state banks under its supervision as of close of business Monday April 1 The report should not be published.
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Miners Back to Work Dispute Denied by Judge
Lewis' attorney argues telegrams ordering miners to return to work show compliance with court orders while mine chief contends no strike was called. The contempt case remains unresolved as the judge denies dismissal and keeps court action active.
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Federal lawyers call six witnesses in presenting case
John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers pleaded innocent of contempt of court in the coal strike. The defense argued he was not properly served with a call for a court order, while prosecutors introduced a list of witnesses tied to pensions, royalties on coal, and the strike’s end. Lewis, in grey, faced the bench as the judge assessed the contempt allegation and potential penalties.
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