Russian charges of hypocrisy flare in UN debate on pact
In New York the UN Assembly opened with Soviet claims that Western powers seek to dominate via the North Atlantic pact. Gromyko dismissed US assurances as empty words while Austin prepared a robust reply on the pact’s defensive aims.
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New York
United Nations Assembly
North Atlantin
United States
Austin
Ape
Gromyka
Idhed
Henas
Anterioun
Gromyko
Clarence Cannon
Russia
U. S
Ann
Hector McNeily
McNeil
Ehurker
Wind Damages City as Gusts Hit Forty Miles Per Hour
A strong gusting wind reached about 40 mph early today causing scattered damage across the city. The Wallace garage on Post Avenue suffered pressure damage, a door and windows were blown at Wiggers Auto Body on East South Street, and several broken tree limbs were reported. Insurance officials said they have received numerous claims while rain arrived with the wind. Also noted, Hudson Motor Car Co reduced prices by fifteen percent on all models as another report from Detroit.
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Wiggers Auto Body
East South Street
Sweal
Surange
Surly
Fair Catch of Trout Reported From Pennsylvania Stream
The 1949 Pennsylvania fishing season opened with variable conditions and strong winds. The South Branch of Preach Creek drew anglers including Mrs. Ory Mitchell and youth Bob Follett who reported several trout while others lost fish in a windy, damp morning.
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Pennsylvania
Preach Creek
Tzaak Waltons
Mre
Ory Mitchell
Near West Spring Creek
Ney Farm
Brooke Trovil
Tao-A'Tye
Bob Follett
Buty
West Washington
Bulgarian Chief In Failing Health
Berlin reports that Bulgarian Communist Premier George Dimitrov is in poor health and may seek medical treatment in the Soviet Union. Western reporters in Sofia last month noted skin tuberous ailments and fatigue, while Dimitrov, 68, was described as appearing vigorous in public. The Bulgarian dispatches gave no details on his illness or Russia trip, and no sign of a Russian power struggle was stated. Dimitrov is a close Stalin ally and a key figure in the Communist International, known for backing the Cominform against Tito's Yugoslavia.
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Bulgaria
George Dimitrov
Bury
Sofia
Dimitrov
Soviet Union
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Dmmitrov
Russia
Josef Stalin
Chmitrov
Cymimform
Communist International Bureau
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Woman Dies In One Car Crash At Sugar Grove
Margaret June Anderson, 38, of Brownsville, died after her car veered and struck a utility pole on Route 68 near Sugar Grove. Her mother, Charlotte Lutton, 74, pulled her from a water-filled ditch and administered aid. Anderson died at Jamestown W.O.A. Hospital at 6:20 p.m. from skull fracture and internal injuries.
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Warren Barracks
Anderson
Jamestown W O. A
Jamestown
Shelle R.A. Herbert Anderson
Chafelty
Mr. Ader
West Penn Power Gp
Brownsville
Lakewood
Henshaw
Stanford Hose Elects Officers At Annual Installation
About 40 Stanford Move Company members crowded the No 1 fire station for the annual election of officers. Installation ceremonies will be held April 28 at No 1 station. Elected officers include Robert Garfield president, Jack Downey vice president, Charles Pain secretary, Russell Briggs treasurer, Victor Dempsey foreman, Chutes Gollier and Jack Downey second assistants, Frank James Neville and Edward trustees, James Sullivan Edward Becker and Frank Kinley members of the management committee. Delegates from the base company and relief association will attend the convention. Dempsey and Ed Becker named as views with alternates Andy Priveton and Carl Peterson. New officers also elected for the Firemen's Relief Association: Charley Craker president, Carl Peterson vice president, Charles Pain secretary, Andy Poulter treasurer.
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Stanford Move Company
No. 1
No 1
Robert Garfield
Jack Downey
Wier
Charles Pain
Russell Briges
Vielor Dempsey
Chutes Gollier
Frank James Neville
Edward
James
Sulllivan
Edward Becker
Frank Kinley
MnnAce
Base Company and Rélief Association
Dempsey
Ed Becker
Andy Prvleon
Carl Peterson
Firemen’s Relief Association
Charley Craker
Andy Poulsor
Freight delayed by transient on Erie line
A westbound Erie freight train was delayed 27 minutes after 7 p m when a transient named Theodore Hoffman of Jamestown was found in a car near the Fennsylvian avenue crossing. Train crews stopped the train and police were summoned to keep him from boarding again. He was held overnight. charges possible. A separate report notes a furnace blast in Glenfield caused about 4000 dollars in damage to a home, with a family of four escaping injury.
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Traimen
Theodore Hoffman
Jamestown
Fennsylvaniavenue
Triaksmen
Iran
Glearfield
Albert Poole
Tme
Cummens
Joseph D'Algusting
John Mutttev
Mary Graves
Graves Tay
Pollep
Min
Three Killed and 11 Hurt in Pearl Harbor Destroyer Blast
A blast aboard a destroyer near Pearl Harbor killed three sailors and injured 11, including two critically. The explosion occurred during anti aircraft practice about 40 miles from Pearl Harbor. The ship’s gun mount was blown off with several wounded treated at a naval hospital. Names were not released immediately.
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Associated Preng
Naval Hospital
Avery
Hollister
Yokowaki
Japan
Devil
San Diego
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Winter Storm Brings Snow and Wind Across Midwest
A large winter storm sweeps the Midwest with heavy snow in Wisconsin and Minnesota, gusty winds, and travel disruption. The U.S. weather bureau notes broadly normal temperatures elsewhere as crews monitor worsening conditions in several states.
War games to test bomber fleets and industry defenses
Washington officials announce next month’s strategic air command maneuvers code named Operation Blackjack involving testing of bomber and fighter units and radar warning nets. plan includes small initial sorties then large scale attacks on major U S cities using B 29 B 60 and possibly B 36 aircraft with 2 000 planes overall under defense control.
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Washington
Detroit
Pittsbursh
New York
Chingy
Boston
Bultmore
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Defense Command
Afr
United States
Som
Question Man In Hold Up Case
Morgantown West Virginia April 15 a man was arrested and questioned about a bank robbery and kidnapping A witness said he could not be the suspect Roy Mann 26 was taken from a Morgantown suburb Officers sought his arrest in Pennsylvania for an armed robbery He was questioned about a 35000 holdup at the National Bank of Follandbe near Pittsburgh.
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W. Va
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West Virginia Panhandle
Pittsburgh
Weirton
Pollanshee
Ranoverton
Ros Dye
Wollansbee Bank
Mann Sn
House Begins Recess as Money Bills Pass
House members head home for a ten day breather before returning April 25 to debate labor and housing measures. The Senate plans to stay on track with long range housing legislation. The week saw passage of a $16 billion defense bill and a $595 million veterans benefits emergency measure.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
McCormick
Massachusetts
Siem
Eisler Seeks UN Hearing Over U S Homeward Quest
German Communist Eisler claims the United States blocks his return to the Russian zone of Germany. He failed to secure a meeting with UN Secretary General Trygve Lie after hours of waiting, and he says he will file a formal complaint with Lie. He hopes the UN will intervene so he can take a post at Leipzig University.
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New York
Gearhart Eisler
United States
United Na
Germany
Letpalic Universary
o.Lie
Midona
Contractors to Bid on New Memorial Hospital Project
Some 41 firms are expected to bid as the board opens bids for the Cony Memorial Hospital project scheduled to start. Four construction phases include general contracting, healing and ventilating, electrical and plumbing with several named firms listed as invitees and potential bidders.
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Cony Memorial Hospital
Wethiowtay
Dmniver
Nilsprol Fea- Hous
Lingep
Poltowing
Guneem Construction
Ortinay Wil Reltee
Meavilte
H. Mardnew
Pittsburgh
Chaushol Construction Corp
Jamestown
HL Pratt Co
Brie
Henry Sherk
Bdaustin
Erle
Pavie N. Brown
Bradford
Feanull Sid
Pope Appeals for True Peace on Good Friday
The pope appeals for lasting peace in the Holy Land urging free access to holy places in Jerusalem. He cites UN endorsed policies and notes the Arab controlled old city and Israeli controlled new city amid stalled internationalization. Cardinal Tedeschini delivered the message to Catholic bishops worldwide.
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Wade
Arusalem
Ty Ari Enguelhal
Jesue
Christ
Holy
United Nations
Jerusalem
Trraeil
Pederluo
Tedeschint
the Basilies of
St. Peter
Vatican
Catona
St. Peter's
Drive to Reduce Federal Spending Gains Impetus
Greece battles widen as civil conflict escalates with reports of heavy casualties. Clashes rage across multiple regions as a government comminique cites hundreds of fighters killed and captured.
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Greece
Widen
Grasumos
Norihwestern
Two Endurance Fliers Set New Flight Record
Two endurance fliers Dik Riedel and Bil Barris pursued a 1,000 hour flight record at Fullerton. They surpassed 726 hours, aiming to reach 727 hours for official credit. Barris piloted the Aevonna monoplane after traveling about 65,000 miles since March 1.
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Associated Presa Fullerton
Galli
Dik Riedel
Bil Baris
Teddy Coward
Sieful
Wes Sarr
Clyde Schilleper
Long Beach
Calif
fAome
Riedel
Barris
Ile Aevonna
Weill
Barts
Tullerton
Henileuperas
Miami
Carrull
Schlieper
Carroll
American Airlines
Nd Senlioper
Air Operations
Democrats push economy drive to cut spending in Senate
Senator George of Georgia urges broad cuts to government outlays to avoid tax increases. Senator Wherry of Nebraska counters with plans to pare domestic and foreign spending, including European recovery funds, amid bipartisan calls to trim government programs.
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Associated Press
Washington
George
Georgia
Senate
ECA
Senuley Nanve
Georg
Wherry
Wherry Said, He Was Sensi Enid
Congress of
Gongams
Mir ‘Onan
Eferrine
Corry Man Seeks Release in Habitual Criminal Case
Erie inmate George Foster asks Federal Judge Wallace S. Gourley to grant freedom arguing sentencing terms were misapplied The case traces back to 1930 1932 and ongoing habeas corpus petitions while previous appeals failed In another incident Pratik Laurie paid a 10 fine for disorderly conduct after a police confrontation and arrest.
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Sittsburgh
Apella
Erie
Wallace S. Gourley
Samuel Avins
George Foster
Erie County
William EB. Hirt
Foster
Avins
Poster
Supreme Coutia
Stanley Ashe
Pratik Laurie
Est South Street
Laure
Folke Manistraté M
Cobbatt
Treasury financials reveal April 13 budget results
Net budget receipts stand at 529,004,257.14 with expenditures 119,70,98801 and basic balance 4,619,0%5,00669. Total debt reaches 251,450,370,621.16 as of April 13.
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Treasury
Washington
Treas
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