Jewish Forces Renew Drive to Capture Jaffa
Heavy mortar fire from no man’s land toward Arab Jaffa shook Tel Aviv at 11 am today. Reports say underground forces led by Tugun Zyat Letini attacked from a prospective capital area, with about 1,000 men involved. Jerusalem sources claim Jaffa’s defenses retreated toward the city center as British troops and Haganah coordination escalated. Tel Aviv ordered streets cleared and reinforced towers watched the No Man’s Land as fighting continued around Jaffa’s 95,000 residents.
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Palestine
No Man's Land
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Haganah
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Fage
Sirvei
Faye Twat
Charter Draft Moves Toward Approval At Pan American Union
Delegates at the Bogota conference advance a Western hemp workers rights charter to a steering committee for final approval. The Inter-American pact awaits inclusion in the Bogota framework as sessions wrap up and several projects near completion. An Argentine plan for an Inter-American bank is deferred for further study. Ambassador Beau added reservations reflecting U S caution on international action.
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Social and Economic Council
Pan-American Union
Willard Beauic
United States
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City Clean-Up Drive Kicks Off Tomorrow
City workers will canvass wards and outskirts to remove rubbish as part of a spring clean-up campaign starting tomorrow. The effort aims to tidy up the area within the coming days and ensure residents place waste for collection.
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Ofielote
Lightning Hits Concord School Causing Minor Damage
Lightning struck the Concord school causing about 1000 in damage, but flames were confined to the basement before firefighters entered. Mrs. MacLees alerted responders from a fire alarm box, and fire crews broke windows to access the blaze while ensuring the building’s safety as power and alarm systems cycled during the storm.
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Sulting
HL. B. Machees
East South Street
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Fses
Elty Fe
Caitaine Aberlarem
Hit Run Driver Held For Court
Edward Lewis, 1, of Blgth, pleaded guilty to hit and run before Alderman M. Cob ett and was ordered held for the next term of Erie county court. State Police arrested Lewis after a Jesse Hull report that a car he was in damaged another vehicle on a highway. Bond set at 600. officers traced the auto registration through Harrisburg files.
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Edward Lewis
Guilly
M. 5
Cobett
Erie County
Woman Fined For Illegal Fish In Mahaffey Trial
Associated Press report from Mahaffey on April 26 states Martha Myers was fined $290 and costs for illegal fishing. The court heard 12 trout were caught by Myers in Clearfield County. Warden testified the fish were under the legal size limit.
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Martha Myers
Mahaffey &. D
Curt Bell
Clearfield County
Taster
Dedent
Tegal Abe
Outbreaks in Japan sparked by Koreans say officers
Kobe and Osaka riots led to hundreds of Koreans arrested by U S military police. Lt Gen Eichelberger blamed subversive mobs, while Tokyo intelligence said the outbreaks were organized. Police cleared Osaka prefectural building as Koreans demanded actions, governors were forced to respond, and leaders faced military tribunals.
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Raber L. Michélberger
U. S. Eighth Army
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Eighth Army
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Sugar Grove Driver Fatality Near Youngsville
A Sugar Grove township farmer Edward Bamuslaon, 82, was killed Saturday when his car veered into a gully on Matthews Hun road about a mile east of Youngsville. Buck Smith found the car, alerted rescue, and burial services are planned at Sugar Grove cemetery. he is survived by his wife Helen.
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Warren County
Ad Lowrey
Edward Bamuslaon
Sugar Grove Township
Matthews Hun Road
Buck Smith
Samueleon
Smith
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Dilance
Mureral
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Hint
Mayor orders city fire drivers to abstain from drinking on duty
Mayor J Bred Kinkey told city fire drivers at a special meeting that any driver found drinking while on duty will be dismissed. The order expands to all paid city employees after charges that a First Ward firehouse driver drank on duty at the Imperial Hotel fire and caused damage to city equipment.
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Pata
Pir
Ehlet
Ward
Stanford Huse Company
Imperial Hotel
Three Trustees of Pension Fund Meet Late Today
Washington April 20 Peace rode into the coal pits with thousands of returning miners today. But John fh. Lewis and the operators began slugging it out over pensions on another front. The miners appeared to be heading back to work, as talks continued amid threats of further action. A 4:30 p.m. meeting of the three pension fund trustees was called to consider operators moves, including a court challenge by War Horn. The plan Lewis and Bridges backed would offer $100 a month for 62-year-old miners with 20 years service retiring after May 2, 1948, with implications for future royalties and wage talks. Memorial Day in South Atlanta April 26 recalls the Civil War and the 488,419 lives lost, a somber reminder of the nation’s past.
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Pension Fund
Eara War Horn
Beele
Senator Bridges
RNH
Horn
Welfare Fund
Philadelphia
Lewis and Bridges
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UMW
U. §. Steel Corporation
Philip Murray
UN moves to shield Jerusalem amid emergency crisis
UN Acting to protect Jerusalem as King Abdullah plans to enter Palestine with Arab delegates. In Lake Success the General Assembly approved immediate safeguards for the Holy City and its inhabitants, backing a trusteeship council plan to craft rapid sanctuary measures. The vote split 48 to 0 with Russian opposition on committee. the Assembly aims to justify protection amidst broader trustee council action.
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Bri Nations Assembly
Jurvslem
Trusteeship Council
Celégites
Plenty Assembly
Russia
Uiersine
Messares
Far Assembly
Palestine
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Finat
Mmone
Velions Assembly
Old Jerusalem
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N
Trygve Lie
Masnow
Counci
LAUNCH MOVE TO FORM BAND AT COMMUNITY MEETING
A revival attempt for a community band will be discussed Wednesday night at Bo'cinck room over Cherry Hardware on Main Street. W B Rickers president of the Corry Legion Bard called the special session at the request of Ameri tam Legion and local interested parties.
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Cherry Hardware
Weall Main Street
W.B. Rickers
Corry Legion
Elmer G. Quartey
Ameritam Legion
Corry Lewiot
J. Flokers Hs
District race for assembly believed close
Backers of W W Waterhouse seek Republic nomination for the assembly in the Corry district as a hard fought contest nears. Howard Loop has built organize support and conducted door to door work, while Corry backed GOP candidate maintains strong local influence. Tomorrow’s third district vote is expected to be tight, with both sides canvassing intensely.
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Vom
Advanand
Corry Union
Corry
Howard Loop
North Rust
Primmary Rendicite Vey
Tim
Assembly
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Loopas
Cunvass
Waterhouse Organivatin
Loop
Three Traffic Mishaps Probed by City Police
City officers investigated three traffic mishaps over a four hour period Saturday night. The accidents damaged seven vehicles with no arrests reported. The first occurred at 5 15 p m near Northwest and Churcks streets involving Waller T Thorpe and Harry J Elminey. A second at 8 30 p m on North Center street involved Mrs Telford Hannah and Hey Hamilton. The third at 8 45 p m on East Main street involved Glenn Lintes and John Loyd. a parked car belonging to Joe Cironostal was struck.
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Lupivedt
Waller T. Thorpe
Gatamanes
N.Y
Harry J. Elminey
Ri. D
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Thorpe
Pamage
Telford Hannah
H. D
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Hamilton
Corry
Hannah
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Cony
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Shady Avenue
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Reserved Seats Offered for A Cappella Choir Concert
H. Lynn Rice announced today that the annual A Cappella Choir concert will be sold with reserved seating at Sen's Drugs tomorrow. High demand is expected for Thunder and Friday events, with seats likely to be snapped up quickly. The programs start at 8 15 p m and end around 9 45 p m.
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Roshtveu Wets
Stassen Proposes Talks With Dewey Meeting Planned
Herbert Brownell said Stassen and Dewey campaign managers received alleged messages and rejected one proposal. Brownell denied cause, noting Sissen telegrams were hostile to a Dewey bid and that talks could occur in coming weeks if mutually convenient.
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New Yori
Herbert Brownell
Turmice
Republican Wiblitial
Dewey
Heelion
Stuscen
West
GOP
Comets Brownell
Mirrold
Benwnell
C J Official 10 Testify In U S Court Hearing
Armour Hilelrom secretary withainstank general manager of the Comy damestown Mrs. Cori subpoenaed to appear in U S District Court at Duluth Minnesota on May 4 to testify in a case involving Garson Steel and Boutonwal Co of Duluth. The case centers on a payment dispute from October 1946 when a purchase order for 100 tons of steel was placed. Hillstrom said the money was taken but shipment of price was never received. Several unnamed defendants were defrauded in a similar manner by the Duluth firm. Adistrom will testify for the U S and others from county offices with dealings with Garson are expected to testify. The trial outcome could affect efforts to recover the 5400 payment.
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D. Armour Hilelrom
Withainstank
Comy-damestown
Cori
U. 6. District Court
Duluth
Minn
Garson Steel and Boutonwal Co
Demaud
Corydamustmyn
Ase
Cearsont
Hillstrom
Imoney
Aken
Priel
Adistrom
U.S
Wocler
Garson
Loew
Wreck north of Clymer injures Oil City man
An early morning crash on the Clymer James town road left William Hawks of Oil City with a scalp laceration after a 1896 Plymouth coupe rolled over. Ray Malry of 165 West Columbus Avenue was unhurt and a third passenger was unidentified. The driver reportedly failed to negotiate a sharp turn and the van cle wrecker removed the vehicle.
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Oil City
Clymer-Jamestown Road
Clymer
Corty Hospital
William Hawks
Ol City
Ray Malry
Columbus Avenue
Marry
Secret testimony on defense budget sparks public release
Washington reports reveal April testimony by Secretary Durrestal and Gen. Omar Bradley urging expanded military spending and universal training. The 939 page transcript was released after deletions, noting fears of war and need for reserves.
Former Air Force Pilot Killed in Plane Crash
April 26 Pittsburgh reports that Carl A Kilnaing aged 23, a former Army Air Forces pilot, died in a crash yesterday while his 18 year old brother Giorge watched from a nearby home. A passenger, Edward Its, 24, was pulled from the wreckage but died. Wreckage details are unclear as witnesses described the plane spiraling and crashing. Local officials investigated the incident.
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Carl A. Kilnaing
Army Air Forces
Giorge
George Kilnaing
Ly Wihl
Edward Its
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