British and Russian War Game Drills Stir Berlin Front
American and British troops joined in a large training maneuver in the Grunewald forest near Berlin as German observers watched helmeted troops and armored cars. Russian forces offered Western Berlin 60 000 tons of coal and food aid while Western officials assessed Cold War relief plans.
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Grunewald Forest
Hamburg
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Russe
Eidelberg
Finch
Severn
Associated Press Bureau
Vaseliy D. Sokolovsky
Germany
Cna
Soviet Union
Elbe
Dietsch Released By Miami Judge After Extradition Proceedings
Federal judge John W. Holland ordered Jude Dietsch released amid habeas corpus review while extradition questions to Ohio rise. Dietsch, 31, connected to alleged transportation of stolen goods, faced pending charges. authorities in Painasville, Ohio were instructed to coordinate future reporting and potential transfer.
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Tia
Jude Dietsch
Corey
Ab West Pali
Ohio
John W. Holland
Dietsch
West Basin
Obinago
Painasville
Monte
Winder Griers
Pal Baneh
Truman Acts To Avert New Maritime Walkout
Associated Press reports President Truman moves to avert a looming maritime walkout by ordering an emergency measure under the Waltersfacley Law to prevent a strike by the AFL Shipowners and Seamen's Association. A wage dispute over overtime pay and hiring halls prompts inquiry by a three-man board, with a report due by Friday.
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Washington
Nex- Yen
Worldsrimgingr
Foday Jn
Uda
Tron
Hime
AFL Tte
Frattoriel Lomeshoremen's’ Association
Portland
Mune
Haupton Roads
Europe
Lui) Wallen
Boston
Joseph Miller
Julius Cass
New York
Tts
CIO
Musititne
NMU
Great Lakes
Meeting Today On C J Strike Negotiations Reopened
Negotiations between Corry Jamestown plant and union officials continued today with a 2 o clock reposting of talks. The groups met at 10 30 this morning, adjourned for lunch, and resumed at 1 30 this afternoon to pursue a new contract agreement.
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Corry-Jamestown
Two Dead In Gas Explosions In Western Pennsylvania
Two men died and two others were seriously injured in natural gas explosions near Prospect Pennsylvania after a 16 inch line was laid for Route 422. The blast damaged structures, killed Charles Blis at New Bethlehem and caused multiple hospitalizations, with deaths also reported among McKeesport workers and rescuers.
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Western
Pennsylvania
Prospect
Charles Bliis
New Bethe
Light & Heat Co
Clifford Grimes
Slippery Rock
New Castle Hospital
McKeesport
Richard Carter
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Willem I. Rechter
Carter
Trank Nawrockis
Dreedom
Nawrockis
Rechter
Aulo
Mead Park Receives Additional $50 Gift
Mead Park directors at the annual meeting approved a $50 donation to the Aero Soldiers Fund, redirected funds from last year's concert to the park’s skating rink project, and arranged further routine business items including shifting money to the treasurer and planning for a fundraiser this winter.
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Mead Parl
Tadt Cnight
Bick
Aero Soldiers Fund
Pyeravion
Skaling Rink
Elac
Itt West Money
Epa
Lambeth Conference Assis Commun Dispatches Global Call
A Lambeth Conference message calls Christians worldwide to oppose Communism, translated into over 100 languages. The five week London gathering of 920 archbishops and bishops from the Anglican and Associated Churches issued a deliberative report with no legislative power, led by Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev G F Fisher.
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Py Nommus Genero
London
Lambeth Conference
Angelican
Atel Labibeth Conference
Cunter
Bury
Moal Roy
G. F. Fisher
Four Power Talks In Moscow Near End
Moscow reports indicate the four power talks on the German problem are nearing completion with a possible final meeting of envoys from the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union this Friday. Officials say no definite conclusion yet and a published agreement may not follow even if a decision is reached.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Aig
Berlin
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Molotov
Pair to be charged in $1400 theft at local club
Local authorities move toward filing burglary charges against Tey M. Brewer of Fis Cy and Eugene O'Shay of Tuwaville in the theft of $1400 in valuables from the Italian American club. Both men remain jailed in Venango County as bail is set. Brewer seeks counsel. O'Shay has attorney McGill of Olcly. Charges include two break ins at Otto Cupler Torpedo Co northeast of Titusville and the Fowler and Fowler garage at Oil City. Detonating caps found in Brewer's car identified as stolen from Otto Cupler.
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Go County
Julio
O'Shay
McGill
Olcly
Brewer
G. ‘E. McVay
Franklin
Otto Cupler Torpedo Co
Titusville
Fowler and Fowler
Oil City
N. Alen Lave
Timsville
Ind’ Unil
C. B Eddy
Otto-Cupler Concern
Len
Officer Checks on Restaurants Citywide
George Lewis of the State Department of Health and Health Officer John Flanigan led a spot check of all city eateries yesterday. They took swab samples on glassware and silverware to gauge bacteria counts and issued recommendations to bring operating procedures and equipment into compliance with public eating place laws. Corry's restaurant operators will be informed of swab results. no disciplinary action was taken as part of the sanitation campaign.
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George Lewis
State Department of Health and Health
John Flanigan
Lewis
Yisiline
Corry
Man's Arrest May Solve Payroll Hold-Up Case
Aug 18 in Deans, Frank Steggert 94 of Fittsburgh is held in connection with a payroll hold up and the slaying of ex convict Francis Bletsch in Brentwood. Vice Inspector Gooth says arrest may solve the case. authorities allege Steggert claimed involvement after a robbery loot dispute. A gas station incident followed the earlier robbery.
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Frank Steggert
Fittsburgh
Fred Gooth
Steggert
Good
Stegdert
Francis Bletsch
Pubur Ban Brentwood
A.M. Byerse
Russia May Ask Recall Of New York Consul General
The United States may seek Yakov Koseni kin’s recall as New York consul general over his role in the Kosenkina case. Officials cite possible Soviet efforts to withdraw children and dependents from host countries and the implications for diplomatic relations.
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New York
Washington
Ave
United States
Ituasio
Yakov
State Department
Eepars
Nel
Mikhail Sumarine
Risia
Louskiy
Reyes
War
Tomukin
Solon Says President Gains By His Attacks
Senator Murray argues Truman’s attacks on Congress boost public support especially in the west. Senator Watkins disputes the claim, noting only supportive voters in his state. Other leaders issue counterpoints as Congress defends its record and critiques Truman’s spending and policies.
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Associated Press
Washington
Aus
Murray
Truman
Congress
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Watkins-Dialy
West
Trim
Montana
Sait
Wallins
Congressional Record
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Halleck
Indiana
Harkley
Kentucky
Cialms
Derailing Charge Filed Against Local Railroad Worker
A railroad worker from Williamsport was charged with derailing a freight train last Friday near Cammon County. The unnamed man faced a ten thousand dollar bond at arraignment held in Pennsylvania. Federal investigators and local officials attended as the case moved to the Teewisburg court for further action.
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Associated Preva
Sile Hawleth
Eastern Europe seizes Danube control amid bloc clash
Belgrade dispatches report Communist bloc members assert exclusive control over the Danube River while Western powers refuse to heed the decision. In Shanghai the Nationalist press observes a shift toward dictatorship as Chiang Kai-shek rumored to resume power. In Alsace Switzerland evacuations occur after a village blast severs telephone links near St Gotthard Pass.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Europe
Hlot
Danube River
Wiwer
Bids Tabled As VFW Post Home Erection Plans Updated
Six general contractors bid for the Archie W Thompson Post , VFW building project with estimates from 197,000 to 264,000. The low bid exceeded planning by 100,000, bids were tabled for revision of specifications and a new call for bids will follow. Also notices on annual property assessments in the city show revisions mainly for remodeling, adding industrial and residential property, with appeals hearings set for September 20 and 21.
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Archie W. ‘Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Joes
Bawin -Webrte Af Eriesgou
Bofira
City Visions
J. Donald Watson
Former Yugoslav Army Chief Killed in Border Shootout
Borba reports former Yugoslav Army Chief of Staff Arsoovanovic was shot and killed near the Romania border during an attempt to flee. Three others died as border guards opened fire, with one captured before crossing. One deceased was Col. Gen. Jo anovic, a top military figure in Premier Marshal Dito's circle.
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Borba
Yugoslav Communist Party
Hal Arse doVanovic
Romania
Dovanovic
Tie Huard
Jo ¥Anovic
Dito
Svetolist Arabiac
Isa
Trucker Killed Near Fairview in Erie County
A tractor trailer driver, Henig Silas M. Bapyer, 45, of Bitloburgh, was killed when his vehicle sideswiped a concrete abutment and rolled down a 40 foot bank into a creek near Fairview Erie County. Deputy Bruce Hicks reported severe injuries and the accident occurred around dawn.
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Fairview
Associated Préac
Hiss Admits Knowing Time Editor Under Altered Name
In a startling claim, J. Edgar Hoover era figure accuses the Time editor of alias use while denying red blame. The two men first met over a decade ago and later reconciled under tense terms.
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Hiss
Red
Hiss and Chambers Face Off Over Spy Link
Congressional spy probes disclosed a 1934 35 link between Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers. Hiss admitted knowing Chambers and identified him to the committee in New York. Time and Carnegie Foundation tied figures appeared amid testimony as key details emerged.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alger Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Red Underground
Hisschtne
Chambers
George Crosley
New York
Kh House
Wba
Flas
Hiss
Red Linder
Jareuna Chambers
Sugane
Crosleys
Crosley
Senate Muntetions
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Crostey
Figs
Rash of Fires Bets Authorities Barred In Macomb
Aug 18 Macomb Illinois officials say a spate of fires has authorities barred from fully explaining the blaze. Investigators today pursue theories of arson while noting possible accelerants and suspect motive. Fire crews fought multiple blazes including a burned dwelling and outbuildings as smoke lingered over the area.
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