Marshall Plan Powers Sign Mutual Aid Pact
Paris April 16 A 16 nation charter binds Western Europe to economic cooperation under US led plan. It creates a European organization of economic cooperation to accelerate recovery, reduce tariffs and expand production, with aims to restore employment and prosperity as war debt and shortages persist.
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European Organization OF Economic Cooperation
Associated Press
Paris
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Denmark
France
Greece
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Maly
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United States
Greek Army Hints at Spring Offensive Against Communists
An informant reports the Greek army planned a spring offensive with 20 000 to 40 000 troops against communist guerrillas though officials kept attack plans secret. The dispatch notes the armed conflict context and rising violence.
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Assocutien
Athens
Aivillonna T
Guerrilias
PRR Trains To Resume Service Monday In Buffalo Division
Officials announce all PRR trains in the Buffalo division will start Monday restoring normal service on the line. The move ends earlier curtailments caused by diesel locomotives and labor disputes with ODTO orders, citing lack of business as the reason for resumed service.
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Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Office of Defense Transportation
PRR
Oil City
Corry
Buffalo-Corry
Pittsburgh
Neu
Wheat And Corn Prices Soaring In Early Trading
Wheat and corn surged to near year highs on a price recovery, with oats also up slightly. May wheat rose over 20 cents and May corn more than 40 cents from a month ago, while soybeans gained eight cents.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Doud Hill Home Destroyed in Early Morning Fire
Mr and Mrs Joby Tinko of Doud Hill escape from a three year old home as flames consume the structure around 1 am. James Coney of City Cab Co and Stephen, aided by neighbors, attempt to summon firemen but lines are out of order. A repair was scheduled for today and the couple believe embers from a stove sparked the blaze.
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Joby
Tinko
Doud Hill
Corry
Tinka
James Coney
City Cab Co
John
Stephen
Cone
Davent
Sololm Road
Trucker Escapes Injury in Bear Lake Wreck
Jamestown teenager James Spoto, 18, escaped with a slight shake and minor bruises when his truck overturned three miles west of Bear Lake. He owned by SS Auto Supply Co of Jamestown was driving south as the vehicle rolled over after losing control. Damage was estimated at 300.
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Jamestown
Bear Lake
Mrs James Roosevelt Rushed to Hospital in Beverly Hills
Mrs Janes Roosevelt wife of California Democratic chairman and eldest son of President Franklin D Roosevelt was taken from her home to Beverly Hills Emergency Hospital with an overdose of sleeping tablets. Police suspect accidental overdose and report she then moved to St Johns Hospital in Santa Monica.
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Beverly Wills
Calif
Janes Roosevelt
Beverly Hill Emergency Hospital
Beverly Hills
Byron Kilgore
Roosevelt
California
Franklin D. Roosevelt
St. John's Hospital
Tub
Santa Monica
Kilgore
Romelle
Theresa Selmelder
Third Of Miners Continue Strike By Amunlntad Bers
In Pittsburgh pennsylvania a third of the nations 400000 soft coal miners persist in a walkout over a pension demand of 100 dollars per month. The federal court ruling on John L Lewis is cited as the reason and about 260000 miners have so far returned to work.
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Amunlntad Bers
Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Fear Reds May Use Colombian Pattern In U.S.
Open warning spurs congressional scrutiny as two solons say the Bogota uprising pattern could be used in the United States. They seek explanations for State Department actions related to the Bogota conference and assess potential communist influence and intelligence agency involvement.
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U.S
Associated Press
Washington
Colombia
United States
Clarence J. Brown
Philom
Brown
Phowe
Sack
Hansu
Toole
Bogota
Central
Intetelligence Agency
CTA
Marshall
State Department
Caltijaign
Dottald L. Jackson
R-Cal
Congress
New York
Chicago
San Franchio
Hill Slippage Threatens Riverfront Home In Pittsburgh
An Allegheny River Boulevard hillside began sliding toward the river endangering a house a quarter mile east of Nadine pumping station. The slide buckled roadway, displaced railroad tracks, and risked a gasoline pipeline as Penn Township estimated the event moving at about five feet per hour.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Penn Township
Torpedo Driver Killed in Garland Wreck
A torpedo driver died from a fractured skull after a wreck on Route 27 near Garland. Another driver escaped with minor injuries. the accident caused about 1600 in damages. Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Palmer, was the deceased. The investigation was ongoing with an accidental death verdict expected today.
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Wien
Ganland
Robert & Paty
Ponedo
Heunionet
SiMe Polen
Palmer
Art Metal Co
Sinth
Pred Palmer
Ney Yack Central Railroad
Lenya
Titusville
Youth Held For Hitting Teacher At Junior High
A 6 year old Williams Street youth was fined $50 and costs for disorderly conduct after a school party at a junior high. Adria Buell, arrested about 9:15, allegedly struck mathematics and business teacher Daniel Watson with a beer bottle and was removed from the building as police arrived.
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Adria FR
Buell
Daniel Watson
Ya Twony
Lynford Chase Heads Local Veterans Council in City Meeting
Lynford Chase was elected chairman of the city's Veterans Council at a meeting in the city building at 7 20 o clock. Outgoing chairman Ross Feltman presided and the council appointed Keith Orn as secretary and Walter Kithberger as treasurer for the year. The group noted funeral arrangements for veterans and post members will be coordinated with VFW and American Legion posts. Memorial Day plans include a church service, parade, and park ceremony on May 30.
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Lynford Chase
Ross Fetlman
Mr. Chase
Keith Orn
Walter Kitheberger
FW. Post
American Legion Post
Veterany Council
Finny
Army borrows from reserve to bolster Alaska defense
The Army plans to pull 10 000 reserve troops to reinforce Alaska outpost duties from Hawaii and Ft. Lewis as part of a mobilization to expand the permanent garrison. The move aims to shift about 60 percent of the Alaska garrison away from combat support toward training and noncombat roles.
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Washington
Alaka
Garenon
Rubin
Ancel
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Alaska
Guy
Omar Bradley
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Alisa
Wi Bilsian
Alagkon
Army
Swylen
Body of Roxas Returns to Manila Amid Mourning
The flag draped body of Manuel Roxas arrived back in Manila after a heart attack at Clark Field. Vice President-elect Quirino, 57, prepared to assume leadership as a radio broadcast noted the council of state would convene soon. Thousands gathered at the depot as the funeral train neared the capital.
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Procrmamene
Manila
Miniwel
Roxis
Qark ‘Field
U.S
Renewed appeal for Holy Land truce at UN session
The United Nations Assembly opened a special Palestine session amid disheartening atmosphere as Mula of Brazil urged a universal cease fire and Arab Jewish acceptance of truce terms. Arce of Argentina was elected permanent president to guide the crisis meeting. Outside rooms a mourning period for Philippines President Roxas was observed.
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Amsucimvou
New York
United Nations Assembly
Joao Carlos Mula
Benzil
Bragilian Srelling
Dewaldo Avankin
Muni
Uelion
Counil
Uftia ST
Manuel A. Rowas
Philipines
Dr. Dose, Arce
Argentina
Arce
National Affairs Group Holds First Meeting
The National Affairs Group held its first meeting at SIM Hotel Corry with Crummy Weller and WW Waterhouse in attendance. National representatives and chamber officials discussed organizing the group and planning the next session for May at 4 pm.
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Nat'l Affairs Group
Wicsuucsa Es Rere Omy Chamber of Commersé
National Affaira
SIM Hotel
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