Firms To Fight Federal Charges and Fear of Spanish Blast
Federal charges claim tire manufacturers conspired to fix prices for 12 years affecting 90 percent of the market. Goodyear, General Tire & Rubber, and Firestone leaders criticize the action as preposterous. Civil actions seek color film monopolies and royalty-free processing.
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Associated Press
New York
Goodyear Jubber Company
Federal District Court
Juthern
Newport
Demala
Thomas Sila
William O'Neil
General Tire & Rubber Co
Thlires
O'Neil
Herbert BE. Smith
S. Rubber Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone
Willian
Dickson
Amlliis
Thigh Beck
Color Motion Fichite Corp
Basiman Kodak Co
Techuicolor
Kodak
Rochester
N. C
Hastian
Thomas J. Horgravs
Fem
Technicolor
Collor Motion
Federal Trade Commission
Simday
Rame Just Miahl
Trving S. Olds
U.S. Steel Corporation
Olds
Commission
Bank President In North Hollywood Dies In Suspected Suicide
North Hollywood California August 19 1928 A bank president reportedly ended his life yesterday leaving a note for his private secretary aged 41. The note implied betrayal by another man and hinted at personal turmoil. Authorities including Detective Lieutenant W Smith investigated the suicide and the circumstances surrounding the bank executive’s death.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Hollywood
W. Smith
Congressional group begins housing probe
A Senate House housing inquiry moves forward as lawmakers vote on a $100,000 ousting investigation. Tobey and McCarthy contend for chairmanship while party lines shape support and the effort to curb rising housing costs faces a Senate vote on a related rent-fire proposal.
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Washington
Aus
Vitvins of
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Tobey
R-Nf
Bauster McCarthy
Freshmat Iy Conerass
Ac McCarthy
Wisconsin First
Hous
Tobey Haz
Fumok
Becawe Ine
Vw Sense
McGenthy
Gombles
Senate
House
Hou & Sehaie
Gromyko criticizes US policy on Indonesian crisis
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko denounces Washington for seeking to bypass the United Nations by pushing a specific method to resolve the Dutch Indonesian dispute. He accuses the United States of pressuring Indonesia and disregarding Indonesian sovereignty while urging a UN investigation and arbitration.
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Associated Press Lake Success
Juwin
Secul Council
United States
United Nations
Andre! A. Gromyko
Mergency Council
Trifonesia
Security Council
Corel Bpere
Joward
Gromyko
Sant Jangernun
Gromykto
Senate
Netherlands
Council For U.N
Arbitra Fiom
Washington
Doglakarbi
Polio Deaths Reported in Philadelphia and Delaware
Two polio deaths were reported in Philadelphia with eight year old George Richard Cranmer of West Guilford North Dakota among the victims. Delaware health officials announced forty polio cases this summer, calling the rise an epidemic provocation.
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Philadelphia
Delaware
Norman Lists
York
George Richard Cranmer
West Gul Ungawoos
N. d
George J. Baines
Wilmington Board of Health
Paraguayan Rebel Meet Surrenders Conditionally
Bulletin from Asuncion reports Paraguayans claim a rebel meet has surrendered conditionally. Official confirmation was issued Monday.
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Bulletin Asuncion
Lodluy
London Bomb Hoax Under Downing Street Arch
London police foil a bomb plot after discovering an inert device under an arch from Downing Street to the Foreign Office. Scotland Yard says the improvised charge lacked a detonator and appears to be a hoax.
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London
Associated Press
Alliard
Foreign Office
Downing Street
Attlee
Scotland Yard
Home Office
Colonial Office
Uneve
Nazi Doctor Karl Brandt Convicted by War Tribunal
An American war crimes tribunal convicts Adolf Hitler’s physician Karl Brandt of crimes against humanity for high altitude freezing malaria mustard gas and sterilization experiments on concentration camp victims. Co-defendants include Sice Tred Handleset and Oskar Schreier. sentencing scheduled Thursday.
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Ivess Mernberg
Atle
Karl Brandt
Adolf Hitler
Cara Vietims
Walter Beals
Washington State Supreme Court
Uilite
Muneral
le Prose Fon
Brandt
Telford Taylor
U.S
Thescout
Branet
SiceTried Handleset
Oskar Schreier
Luftwaffe
NLRB Threatens Unions Over Non Communist Affidavits
NLRB counsel Robert Denham announced affidavits must be filed by all AFL CIO and local officers to use the board. If any member is a Communist, unions risk loss of NLRB services amid Taft Hartley act rollout. The CIO federation and AFL officials including John Lewis are discussed regarding compliance and potential exemptions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Clo
National Labor Relations: Board
CTO
AFL
Mies
Robert N. Denham
NLRB
Whder
Taft-Hantley
Denholm
APL
CIO International
Mus
Lewis
CIO
Pis
Tabor Ambciioes
Replacing Section of New Pavement on North Center Street
Mayer Brothers Construction crews will replace a 20 by 6 foot section of the West side North Center Street pavement just north of the vast roal transis. The shallow six inch base failed under stop and go traffic causing wear. a heavier coarse mix will be laid and topped with the regular surface coat to solve the issue.
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North Center Street
Woranen
Mayer Brothers Construction Co
Learing
Center Street
Mayer Brothers
Conflicting World War Reports From South America and Asia
Buenos Aires reports the Paraguayan government claiming recapture of Agunetan airports and a pursuit of enemy forces near Wella 18 miles south of the capital. Batavia says Dutch forces retaliated against Indonesian troops near Baliliga with severe losses and a retreat by attackers.
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Buenos Aires
Uhul Tayalidt
Agunetan
Une Exbale
Une Insur Aunty Sinh
Wella
Aemund Aguneton
Batavia
Fava
Baliliga
Jogja
Warli
Gas shortage seen in area threatens winter supply
An air of impending gas scarcity looms as Pennsylvanian Company officials discuss standby equipment and plant consolidations. Reports from Corry Jamestown forecasts point to reduced production and possible 5 percent cuts for Layne Industrial customers by mid November, signaling broad sector strain in the region.
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Pennnsylvania Company
Corry-Jamestown Mfr
Conhut
Ealti
Pittsburgh
Howdy
Ome
All Layne
Mapn
Spaatz orders probe of crash overseas flight
General Spaatz ordered an investigation into a B 17 crash linked to a Tokyo departure and Guam landing. The crew replaced a faulty engine and continued a 1200 mile Pacific hop to Kwajalein without rechecking fuel or engine performance.
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Spaatz
Tokyo
Guam
Hhireeshour
Air Force
Kwajalein
Marshal Islands
Center Street Blocked by New Erie Trains
Erie Railroad adds cars to passenger trains extending their length to about 16 cars blocking Center Street crossing. City debates impact on traffic and school disruptions while planning safety measures and street improvements.
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Ryenbiers
Center Street
Erie
Chuoct Mendes
Mgbl
Moraine School
Mic
Kinley
Cowie
Barghie
Snyder Criple
Popult
Palriyen Carmcll
Mujtior Hihe Russ
Michels
Fem
Maple Avenue
Colne
Raymond Mfg. Co. Way
Repteiber Sy
Corry Man Arrested on Wife Complaint
Corry man Samuel Amesig, accused by his wife of assault and battery, was arrested by city police last night on Lemont Street. He pleaded guilty at a preliminary hearing and the case was continued to next Tuesday for settlement.
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Cobbett
Pendine
Perry
Lemont Street
Lemons Jump as Heat Bites Local Markets
The price surge hits lemons as heat lowers supply and boosts demand. Shoppers report prices rising with daily sales at five cents each and up to 60 cents a dozen as markets struggle with dwindling fruit and a long heat wave.
Two Men Injured In Early Morning Auto Wreck
Two men were injured when a 1936 Studebaker left the highway near Union City and struck a large tree. William A Munray of Titusville suffered a possible skull fracture and hospital head injuries. Hart Curry of Lawrence Park sustained head and body lacerations and was pinned by the wreckage before extraction and hospital treatment. Police suspect Curry fell asleep at the wheel during the crash.
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Seri
Sin
Union City
Cory State Police
Seaigusly
Wiliam A Munray
Titusville
Stem Memorial Hospital
Hart Curry
Lawrence Park
Curry
Studen Baker
Misiny
Canadohta Lake
Corry Men at Moose Confab at Columbus Convention
Lawrence Rayner and Alison Gifford attend the national convention representing Cony Lodge of Manse while 25 000 delegates are expected to arrive tomorrow. Business sessions begin with registration of past officers and delegates and a scheduled keynote by Marshall Field TH as supreme officers prepare to move up.
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Lawrence Rayner
Alison Gifford
Weal Eqvernot
Columbus
Maasay
Marshall Field TH
The
Shins Sin
Nomuimibion
Supreme Offie
Roy Yoke
Farkersque
W. Way
Supreme Revamine
World Order
Leo W. Ryan
Bedford
Sharon man pleads guilty to armed robbery in Sharon
Joseph George Russell 92 of Pittsburgh pled guilty before Alderman John Kiting to charges of armed robbery at the Sharon Western Union office on July 29. He was remanded to Mercer county Jail after the plea. Police had arrested him about two weeks earlier on related charges.
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Asso Rawone
Sharon
Joseph George Russell
Pittsburgh
Mercer County
John Kiting
Sharon Western Union
Russell
Waterfront at Cadiz Razed in Multi-Structure Blasts
Explosions centered on Mayal Torpedo and Mine Factory cause large scale damage. Two shipyards destroyed and overall losses estimated up to ten million dollars. Military authorities report extensive waterfront destruction at Cadiz.
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Mayal
Cadiz blasts wreck water power and transport systems
An explosion at a naval shipyard near Cadiz, Spain, left water and electricity cut and disrupted communications. Cadiz suffered severe damage to homes, churches, and transit as officials counted casualties and mobilized aid from surrounding areas.
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Naval
Sampedo
Cadi Peninsula
Behevarring
Laprinaga
Elen
Centril
Cadiz
Simmer
San Severiand
Mear
Ain
Chey Aye
Sever di Lp
Majagy
Dom Muelva
Seyiin
Franciscn Regalduto Rodri
Jones
Hravely-Camabet
Sores Radio
Cadi Tig
Bay of
Fire Kills Two Children in Latrobe Shack Blaze
Latrobe Pennsylvania August 18 two five year old cousins John Ruffner and Bill Miller perished in a blaze that razed a straw ledger shack where they played. An 80 year old miner Andrew Majorsky rescued them carrying them to Latrobe Hospital where they died from severe burns.
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Latrobe
Tohn Ruffner
Ant Miller
Dorothy
Andrew Majorsky
Latrobe ‘Hospital
Chramaee Adam
Maiden
Hopital
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Congressional Group
U. N
Hitler
Taft-Hartley
Sy Tonite
Hynyy
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Erie Railroad
Council
Corry
Union City Hospital
Moose
Peale
Nakes
Associated Presa
Spain
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