UN orders ceasefire in Indonesia conflict amid Security Council action
United Nations moves swiftly to stop fighting in Indonesia with unprecedented sanctions and calls for Dutch and Indonesian governments to cease hostilities. The Security Council urged arbitration and peaceful settlement, with future measures including economic sanctions and possible military force as last resort.
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United Nations
Indonesia
Netherlands
Torse Twies
Secwity Council
Coupe
Owiseef
Owiseef Tne Alder In the Sironwess Action Ever Taken By Any U.N. Nvpan
Esa Stalyr
Tye
Britain
Fiuhee
Belchie
Russia
United States
Abdrel A. Gen
Myko
Blnck
van Kleften
City council to amend fuel tank ordinance for emergencies
The city council plans an amendment to the fuel tank ordinance, allowing limited above ground storage for emergency gas supplies due to a threatened natural gas shortage. Officials cite advice from gas suppliers and the need for rapid contingency preparations for industrial plants if imports are disrupted. A prior temporary measure used during a past shortage is cited, and discussion will continue on Monday night.
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Tyn
Corry Jn
Petmaylouilis Gas Company
State Highway Department
Washington, Smith and
Columbus Avenue
North Center Stret
Ships With 1200 Mile Range Face Missing Planes Alert
Washington officials report a wide search for seven fast former Army combat planes believed to be missing after an unauthorized flight from Florida toward a destination unidentified. Customs and civil aviation authorities say the planes may be diverted for civilian use, with multiple agencies coordinating to intercept and seize any aircraft attempting to leave the United States without permits.
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Associated Press
Washington
Zoreley
Florida
Apia Busi J. Gaither
Berwau of Customs
Thas
Unis
Air
Tampa
Fla
T. Brantley
Port-au-Prince
Dominican Republic
Julie Oxtego Prior
Cuba
Guatemala
Venezuela
Puerto Rico
Army Air Forces
Friar Barby
Asmightory
Nalter-borit— Er
Police Set Inspection For All School Buses
The State Police announced a fixed inspection date for school buses to be used in the coming term. Bus owners must report with their vehicles at designated points on August 18 at the Benverdam school at 10:30 a.m. and at the Lowville school. Inspections will not be conducted at local headquarters.
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Corry
State Police
Lowville
Mead Park Fund Progress Report and Plans
Mead Park fundraising advances toward a modern Mint for park maintenance and future winter skating aids. Initial need of 500 dollars for seasonal upkeep is largely met by larger gifts and a single dollar subscription plan. Pincards inviting one dollar subscriptions placed in stores, clubs and workplaces. plant and industrial sites mobilize workers. Stanely Nichols chaired fund drive with Tony Lily assisting. Wartime CANteen members join school solicitations and plan a Mead Park booth at Kiwanis festival to boost donations for maintenance and winter ice activities at the park.
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Mand Park
Stanley Nichols
Tony Lily
Schomes
Lioncrete & Med Park
Kiwanis Bestival
Meyer Contends $5000 Entertainment Bill Was Not Paid
Senate War Investigating Committee reviews John Meyer records detailing $5,083.78 in entertainment expenses for Elliott Roosevelt while Meyer worked for Howard Hughes. Meyer questions the records, noting some items merely say paid. The panel cites entries for New York and Hollywood dinners and club nights, including a dinner at Statler Hotel and fees for hotel and nightlife. Hughes plans to testify after a Los Angeles trip, with a subpoena issued for his appearance. A Chambersburg student, Sara Kadel, 16, dies from injuries in a car crash at Chambersburg Hospital.
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Washington
John W. Meyer
Howard Hughes
Lay
Clus
Senate War Investigating Committee
Elliott Roosevelt
Meyer
Senate
John Meyer
Watt Roosevelt
Chairiman Ferguson
Mich
Mn U3
New York
Hollywood
Col
John Mayer
Statler Fotei
Trotel
William P. Ropers
Roosevelt
Air Corps
Aot
Hughes
Fayé Emerson
Iow
Ellipse Roosevelt
Ferenson
Michigan
Chatman Brewster
R-Me
Hyehes
J. Rughes
Los Angeles
Brewster
United States Marstial
Los. Angeles
Tragic death of 14 year old struck by train at crossing
James Davids, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Leon Davids of 66 Elle Street, was killed last evening when a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train struck him at the Burralh and Pittsburgh Line crossing. The deaf boy reportedly stepped from the roadbed as the northbound train approached, was thrown 40 feet down an embankment, and died at the scene. Deputy Coroner Lawrence Davison and ambulance crews attended. Davison said no inquest decision was made yet. The youth was a student at the Western Pennsylvania School and well liked in the neighborhood.
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James Davids
Leon T. Davids
Elle Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elk River
Burralh
Pittsburgh
Joes
Nori
Center Street
Dalton Weidner
Weidner
Jstrade
Eppiness
Jesse Howell
Gli City
Ray Morn
Oil City
Corry
Gary
Pall
Deal
Lawrence Davison
Ines
Ntherdan
Brackys-Keating
Davison
Western Pennsylvania
Ford Dispute: UAW Strike Looms If Deadline Missed
The United Auto Workers face a deadlock as Ford negotiates amid a possible strike that could affect about 107,000 workers. The National Labor Relations Board planned to meet this afternoon to decide on a response to the union’s demands.
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Peiroi
Luis
United Auto Workers
Faviley Hutor
Worlew
Ford
Emiund Fo
Emilrnik
Gowe
Literstional Cithiys Board
TAW
New Diesel and Modern Train to Arrive Sunday
A garbled report notes the arrival of a new diesel and modern train this Sunday. It mentions a special exhibition train making its first appearance and a plan to place the 15 feet long new engine on the passenger rail line between Jersey City and Chicago.
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Tawty Iursey
Womainie Eevern
Erle
Jersey
Directors of Spring Corp. hold city meeting
Directors of Spring Corp gather in the city for the annual meeting. The Associated Spring Companies plan a full slate of special features and managerial discussions as they prepare to outline the Raymond Manufacturing Company’s future in the region.
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Spring Corp
Board of Associated
Raymond
Sling
Hatel Corry
Hie
Pagionyd
Torie Meng
Spring Corporati
Hood
Vno Fuils
Pulley
Benes
Bristol
Couns
Lymiall 1
Agusticy Delwolt
Hirry
Barive
Helmiel
Gnibario
Bietel
C. OL Gad
W. Ce Bowe
Hike
Radwell
Cafeteria and Teacher Issue Facing Schools
School discussions center on cafeteria expansion and teaching staff changes as Augst budget plans and possible resignations come under review. Government aid may cover lunch service costs while price adjustments and substitutions face school board decisions before the new term.
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Concord
Jenjetala
Bile
We Fetlera
StiBhely
Street Department Expenditures This Year Reach $25,266.88
A city report shows the Street Department has spent $25,266.88 this year, excluding lighting costs. Of this, about $10,910.73 came from the city general fund, with $8,955.05 from a State liquid fuels grant. Snow removal costs total $5,678, while equipment rentals added near $900 for late winter work.
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NMS
Owen
Tesulie
State Highway Department
Symitink
Siyeet
Pole Tor
Thin
Tunis
Oha
Shrest Department
Anse
Citizens Express
Curry
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Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Mead Park Fund
Son of
Elliott
Chambersburg, Pa
Sara Kadel
Chambersburg High School
Chambersburg Hospital
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Wis
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Tate
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Pormouth
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