Anniversary Observed With Thanksgiving For WWII Victory
Ansocavid Press reports a year after Japan's surrender, President Truman urged Americans to honor victory with thanksgiving and resolve. He outlined goals: full employment, rising living standards, high civilian production, economic stabilization, and farmer business opportunities. General MacArthur and Eisenhower sent congratulations. the nation marks peace and democratic ideals without formal events.
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Japan
Truman
Lw Basel
Witte
Pruman
John G
Patterson
Army
Brat Fvenhower
Sen Messiiis
McArthur
Tokyo
Suppetne Aled Conmanier
Police search for two missing sisters in Woodland
Police pressed a search for Shirley Gomiher, 23, and Beverly Woodland after a report of their disappearance from Woodland. Authorities issued a call for public help as the sisters have not been seen since yesterday afternoon.
State Liquor Profits Hit Record in Pennsylvania
The State Liquor monopoly posted a record yearly profit of 28,607.21 as part of a total retail business of 201,976,088. The State Liquor Centre Board predicted profits will shrink next year unless unusual factors arise. A noted 2,000,000 in period proceeds and 70 percent emergency tax on liquor contributed to treasuries, amid wartime controls and high demand.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Aus
Pennsylvania
State Liquor Centre Board
Ugo
Barrett Freed Justice Holds Saved Decision
Justice Trae Greenfind of War ren waived a decision on George Savko and Clarence Barlett in Columbus Wis, accused of receiving stolen goods. Police recovered five old pistols tied to a farm theft near Blue Eye. a juvenile delinquency charge may be filed against Walter Cmiel as he refused to testify.
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Trae Greenfind
Warren
George Savka
Columbus
Clarence Barlett
Columtius
Wis
Warren Ant
Othek Foradatn
Cony
State Posles
Barleth
Blue Eye
Ower
Sam Baker
Baker
Savko
Barrett
Walter Cmiel
Cmiel
Inmmbus
Beis
Warrom County Coieniign
Polio Epidemic Eases as Reports Vary Across States
The article notes polio waves waning with scattered cases in Minnesota, Mississippi, Colorado, Oklahoma, and other areas. It cites uncertain timing of the peak in 1916, mentions infant paralysis fears, and lists states reporting reductions or ongoing concerns amid limited data and lingering darkness over the full extent of the outbreak.
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Minnesota
Mississippi
Colorado
Tawa Nubeslin Oklahoms
Ohiy
Oupma
Hwa
Minisola
Nosappl
Colirada
Irene
Polini
Juccarta
Zionists condemn British Palestine immigration ban
Zionist spokesmen condemned Britain's measures to stop illegal immigration to Palestine amid rioting in Haifa. Jewish Agency officials said deportations to Cyprus worsen tensions and fuel the flames, while Paris based Jewish Agency executives called the ban cruel. About 2,000 Jews rallied after a curfew to protest shipments of 1,000 legal immigrants to Cyprus, as British troops fired to disperse the crowd.
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London
Palestine
Haifa
Jerusalem
Jewish Agency
Cymris
Paris
Wezal Immigration
Cyprus
Army Forms Committee Forming Here in Corry
Capt Anteninn of district Army forms a Corry supervisory committee to cooperate with military authorities. Chay Westenday interviewed locals. four active members to join chairman Chery and four assistants. Committees have formed in Brie and Warren and aim to link military authorities with communities to foster informal cooperation and support.
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Anteninn
District Army
Madquancens i Bie
Wis
Chay Westenday
Corry
Batr
Pittsburgh
Chery
Bern
Corry Group
Memsanr T
Brie
Waeren
Corey
Meadvilla
Lidksor Boards
Gach
FIRST AERO STRIKE OVER PAYMENTS EXPECTED TOMORROW
Wien Ulich president of Aero DoUe TA announces a strike at the Avro plant with workers refusing pay until benefits arrive. Union headquarters in the Barlow block will host the first payments as union officials say workers are on the job action and will await weekly disbursements.
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Wien Ulich
Aero DoUe TA
Avro
Iterxiyon Tronone
Unilon
Barlow
Ihe
Wion
Plans for V J celebration completed here
Anna Anderson Post of the American Legion finished plans for a V J Day observance on Labor Day September 2 at Elmer C Cayrler Park. parade will be military in nature starting 11 am, with District Commander Henry Wheeler to speak later at the park.
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Pinel Plana
Anna Anderson
Elmer C. Cayrler
Lenin
Mateh
Uwe
Henry Wheeler
Thelly Park
Corry Bane
Odd Fellows Hall
Ule Joni Ross— Bacher
Slac
Anna Anderson Post
The
American Legion
Wartsburg
La Follette Defeat Looms In Wisconsin Senate Fight
Milwaukee Aug 14 Senator Robert M La Follette faced defeat as Republican voters favored Joseph R. McCarthy in Wisconsin primary. McCarthy led 4760 votes today over La Follette with 191,808 to 1,?. La Follette’s bid for renomination under Progressive banner probed by GOP shift. McCarthy, a 37 year old ex Marine, could become the youngest senator from Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Robert M- LaFortelie
Tay
Tr Fosenl
McCarthy
Marine Corps
Susenater
Wiscnsin
Joseph BB. McCarthy
Tod Iy Wis
Benétic Robers
M. Labollette
Senate
Reputlians
Wisconsin
HuBollele
LiForlette
Wne
Progressive Party
Etnr
Canny
I. Miniative
Mecareiy
Efrcuit
Wirvolsitt
Howard J. Mcmntrey
Waller S Goodland
Teo LaFol
Ilesth
Woodland Venetir
Hile
Repubblican
Renon T le Low
Decontrol Board Denies OPA Or Administration To Dictate Decisions
The Decontrol Board faced charges from two chambers of government as witnesses testified that plans to reimpose price controls were being shaped to align with the president's wishes. Georgia farmer Daniel Linden and Treasury Secretary Daniel Bell clashed over testimony about outside letters and influence on hearings. The hearing stressed the board's pledge of impartiality while hearing accusations of political pressure from OPA officials.
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Decontrol Board
Associated Press
Ue Waite! Herd
Ingle
Prige
Thomas Linden
Georgiy Cammish
Warculture
Minion
OPA
Haye Beer
Binder
Doltonseed
Conferences on Fairhaven Sale Slated Tonight
President Mary Masti announces tonight conferences with two New York regional FHA figures, Rice and Tinfmn, on Fairhaven development sale. Government appraisal may set price. current assessed value is 160000, down from 295000. Closed meetings planned with private buyers, then a second session with other citizens if needed.
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Manger
Mary Masti
Vio Filphaven Monstrus div
New York
Federal
Pan- Vip Closing Administration
Rice
Tinfmn
T Select-Nail
Kinley
Pulic Housing Administration
Fairhaven
Oniehl
Iniarestec
LIBIE
Stock Market Employees Walkout Trial Exposed Amid Walkout
New York Aug 1 The New York Stock Exchange operated under emergency measures as about 700 union employees prepared to vote on a strike. Members of the Block Exchange Local of United Panel weighed joining a strike while others returned to work at 12 45 Eastern Time after voting on a limited basis.
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New York
United Phanela
Upton
Ind
Otter
Jexdels
Hadinye
Prisoner Escape Report From Rockview Prison
State Police and prison guards pursued an escapee from Rockview Prison identified as 41 year old inmate with ties to Mirrored Indian community. Deputy Warden reports fled the countryside. authorities urge public caution and provide contact lines for tips.
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Bullevonte
Pn Ave
Win
Rockview
Furta
Pribnee
Multiple World Bulletins Prompt US Policy Shifts
U S President Truman signs legislation cutting domestic air mail rates with Oct 1 effective date. OPA allows immediate retail coffee price increases of 1 to 1½ cents per pound. Typhoon winds threaten Iwo Jima as a storm heads toward Japan. Britain may reject Iran’s Basra troops influence claim as Anglo Iranian ties face strain. Navy drafting resumes later with no selective service call. a waiting list for volunteers grows. UN endorsements favor Sweden Iceland Afghanistan neutrals amid opposition from Ireland Portugal Trans Jordan Iran Siam and France.
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New York
Sweden
Iceland
Afghanistan
United Nations
Ireland
Portugal
Trans-Jordan
Iran
Siam
France
Youth Admits Forgery Guilty in Cashier’s Check Case
A youth named Keith Cobbette of 27 Soil Recon Avenue pleaded guilty to forgery before a local magistrate. He is accused of forging John Kolinski’s signature on a $1 check, cashing it at Connie’s Grocer Store, then sending it to Citizen’s National Bank. Authorities say Keith used a copied signature from a work order and wrote a check payable to himself. The case involves a $500 bond and potential confinement, with a preliminary plan to appear before the court next Tuesday.
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Valunet
Claponne Harvey
Keith
Soil Recon Avenue
John ‘Kolinski
BR. T. 1
Galumbus
Kolinskis
Connie
Citizen's National Bank
Kolinski
Meloes
AiNinelf
Con
Cobbett Sul
House Begins Probe of Dummy Corporations
The House Surplus Property Committee opened hearings into dummy corporations aiding speculators in profits from excess war goods. Witness Benjamin F Fields, a Washington promoter, testified of using shell firms to place orders, with discussions of a $1200 share from a $3400 profit on scarce wire screening bought from the War Assets Administration.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Surplus Property Committee
Acne
Indiowhey
Benjamin
F. Fields
Slaughter
D-Mo
Fields
Wig
John Doe
Sproft Fields
War Assets Administration
Philadelphia
anoth\s Fields
Lucian Sneed
Shoreham
Glan A. Dies
Rigley
Rokla
Ellse
Sneed
Mini
Turkey Refuses Soviet Demand Over Dardanelles
Istanbul reports indicate Turkey rejected Soviet insistence on joint Russo Turkish control of the Dardanelles under the Montreux limits. The proposed terms, allegedly delivered in a note, would cede operational control to Black Sea powers and were deemed beyond the convention’s scope, forcing Ankara to decline.
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Turkey
Associated Press
Istanbul
Union
Black Sea
Hese Soieces
Montreux
Kulishev Plea Has Support Of Polish Envoy At Peace Conference
Bulgaria presented its case for lenient treatment at the 21 nation peace conference claiming its army fought no front against the anti Hitler coalition while admitting a German alliance. Bulgarian Foreign Minister George Kulishev led the appeal with a pledge for a light peace. Polish envoy Raymowski called for indulgence and friendly hands from others.
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Paris
Bulgaria
Germany
Britain
United States
George Kulishev
Yugoslavia
Greece
Kulishev
Simon Geors
U. S
James P. Byrnes
Kulishey
Winyenty Raymowski
Russia
Pans Damiblan
Balka
Rus
State plans survey of hospital needs in Pennsylvania
Associated Press reports Governor Martin will survey hospital needs across Pennsylvania to assess available central beds and required capacity as part of a $1.1956 billion federal program signed into law by President Truman. The study aims to estimate current beds and future needs within the coming months.
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Harrigborg
Penthe ” Cylvania
Martin
Truman
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