Government tightens installment buying rules set to hit Sept 20
New federal rules curb easy payment loans from $50 to $5,000 with a 15 month limit on $1,000 or less purchases. Personal loan types and revolving credits face time limits, down payments, and registration with the Federal Reserve Board, amid partisan debate on inflation control.
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Hy Asuperated Press
Washington
Regerge
Howl
Music Consiliers
Mikineserat
Suphituire
Federal Reserve
Truman Moneday
Rodurul Reserve Board
Crippled Airliner Makes Emergency Landing at Glenview
An American Airlines Convair with 38 aboard landed safely at Glenview Naval Air Station after failing to lower its landing gear. Captain Edward T Oycon guided the crippled craft to the runway with engines smoking and sparks as it scraped the concrete. Passengers evacuated calmly. no injuries reported according to stewardess Agnes Mae Vaughn.
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Chicago
al American Airlines
Inne
Municipal Air
Cincinnati
Mace St Tiia
Glenview Naval Air Station
Edward T Oycon
Huis
Agnes Mae Vaughn
Forrestal to Meet Joint Chiefs at Newport Naval College
Secretary of Defense Forrestal will confer with the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the Naval War College in Newport Rhode Island beginning tonight and through Sunday. The talks follow a Key West planning pattern and aim to discuss strategic postures and potential weapons with Browne ClayLai and Canadian officials during a broader Ottawa visit.
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Forrestal
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Shaff
Naval War College
Newport
Defense Department
Key Westy
Fla
Uhiefs
Defense Strutter Browke ClayLai
Ottawa
UN Warns Arabs and Jews to Stop Truce Violations
United Nations Security Council warns Arabs and Jews to refrain from reprisals and violations in Palestine as mediator Count Bernadotte fears Jerusalem violence is escalating. The council approved a joint resolution by the United States Britain France and Canada urging restraint and accountability.
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Associated Press
Lake Success
Aus
United Nations
Woth
Prlestine Jude
Palestine
Molke Bernadotte
Jerusalem
Security Council
Paris
Britain
France
Canada
Russia
Ukraine
Syria
Colombia
Couiell
Trieste
Yugoslavia
United States
Voiuell
Putoslavia Ad
Greece
United Nations Agency Today
Balkans
Bulgaria
TIN General Assembly
Desertion Cases Settled in City Court
The docket lists Joseph Yaratch of Malm Street with desertion and related charges, continued for one week by Alderman M. S. Coppett to await full settlement. A second case, Allen Henry of East Main Street, was ordered to comply with a mutual agreement with his wife in the matter.
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Joseph Yaratch
Malm Street
Cohpett
Allen Henry
East Main Street
Four Vehicle Wreck In West Wayne Street Crash Involving David Andrus
Police investigate a four vehicle collision at West Wayne and West Washington streets. Driver David Andrus may face charges after colliding with a roller and multiple parked cars, sending one vehicle into a yard. Witnesses say the driver did not stop.
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Wayne
Washington Streets
David Andrus
Brews
Andrus
Wayne Street
Washington
West
Pau
Splevman
Andrusi
Mailing Draft Questionnaires To Start Sept 7
President Truman directs Selective Service to begin mailing classification questionnaires to single non veterans by September 7 as part of the peacetime draft act. Deferments cover dependents veterans and essential workers while the process follows wartime patterns. Questionnaires return is due in 10 days and birth order will determine mailing sequence.
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Aswentenness
Washington
Truman
Selective Service Boards
Pravda Disputes U S Version in Dreher Case
Pravda denounces the U S State Department account of Naval Lt Dreher as false and contradicts the U S narrative. The paper says Dreher was not caught in the act of spying and challenges the charges aligned with Russian officials.
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Pravda
U. & State Department
Naval
Robert Dreher
Communist Party
Michael SweDerfult
Bisie Department
Dreher
U. S. Naval
Nixon pushes to compel testimony in spy hearings
Rep Nixon urged quick action by the migration service to produce J Peters, a key witness linked to a communist underground, as the House Un American Activities Committee prepares for open sessions. Three ex New Deal lawyers tied to Chambers and Hiss are summoned for witness testimony amid ongoing spy hearing tensions.
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Associated Prox
Washington
Aup
Nixon
R-Calls
J. Peters
Conmuiist
Peters
Red Underground
Waad
T Migration Bureau
Un-American Activities Committee
taAtuim Guy al He Hiss
Chambers
New Deal
Comimunist Underground
Py Hiss
Agrimitury Adjustment Administration
Lee Pressman
CIO
Jann Abs
Te Cto
Les Ba
Bigs
Hiss
Truman
FBI
New York Grand Jury
Tam
PAL
Grand Jury
Whittaker Chambers
Tom
Mixon
ASQ Attends GLF Annual Meeting at Bear Lake Patrons
More than 450 farmers and stock owners attended the Bear Lake patrons of the Grange League Federation annual meeting at Cornish’s Ice Cream Stand. Alfonso Cornish Jess Scheller and George Fowler were re elected to the patrons committee. Carlton Curtis B C Cornish and Robart Scott also serve on the committee. Ray Rider Corry district manager predicted a strong grain stop this year likely lowering feed prices. The federation reported over 83 000 farmers qualified for membership. Cirilam Curtin chaired the session. The program included a full color film These Roots.
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Aves
Bear Lake
Grange League Federation
Cornish
Alfonso Cornish
Jess Scheller
George Fowler
Carlton Curtis
5. B. Cornish
Robart Scott
Ray Rider
Corry
Rider
Cirliam Curtin
Aesalon
G. i. FL
Five Germans Wounded In Clash With Red Police
Five Germans were wounded Saturday when Soviet courted police clashed with German demonstrators near Potsdam. British and American forces faced crowd shouting Communist slogans as police cleared the area. The incident reflected Berlin tensions and warned of potential wider international friction.
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Red
Berkin
Ted
Brisish
Berlin
Stolen Silver From West Side Service Station Burglary
Report by James Whalen cites a burglary at the West Side service station in the city. Intruder crawled through a window on the west side and took between 10 and 12 dollars in silver. entry attempted earlier at another nearby location spooked the owner.
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Fisys
Unis Morming
James Whalen
Whatton
Dock strike looming on East Coast as union and employers clash
A government price of 45 000 dock workers on the Atlantic seaboard from Hampton Roads to Portland faces potential strike imminence. A court injunction halts a walkout at midnight Saturday while wage and overtime disputes under a Supreme Court standard stir conflict between the International Longshoremen’s Association and the New York Shipping Association.
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East Coast
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Supreme Court
Age Board
APL International Longshoremen's Association
New York Shipping Association
Atlantic
Hampton Roads
Portlaind
Liv
Vanderhoof Wins in Erie Meet
Vanderhoof led Corry boys to a strong showing at the Erie stadium meet. In the 14 15 age group he won the 110 yard hurdles and earned a place at the national meet set for Berea Ohio on August 20. Other Corry entrants did not place in the events.
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Vanderhoof
Erie
Es Vasa Iy
Masa
Corry
Eté
Vendérhoof
Batawit-Wallace Stadium
Berea
Dietsch to Be Given Hearing Next Monday
An extradition hearing for Jaele Dietsch, formerly of Tallahassee Florida, is set for next Monday at 3 p m to decide whether the governor will abate extradition. Dietsch is wanted in Ohio for parole violation and will also face a West Palm Beach federal court hearing. Police report he was nabbed near Fort Lauderdale while attempting to reach Miami airport to flee the state. He was released with orders to appear and investigators seek how he obtained funds after release.
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Jaele Distsch
Tallahassee
Tonia
Jr Efrelit
West Palm Beach
Arrink
Ohio
Seriff Bowen
G. R.lopfenstein
Ehtef
Bureau of Probation and Parole
Columbus
Divish
Porth Laudervale
Miami
Otter
Mort Lauderdale
Dietseh
Palm Beach
Ini Tralley
Fifty Families Face Eviction From End Row Housing
Castle Shannon Pennsylvania August 20 eight year fight to demolish thirty houses ends in uprooting fifty families. The condemned shabby frame dwellings sit on a buried refuse dump. state health officials cite fifty health violations while a county judge calls the long-standing row of homes dangerous and unfit for occupancy.
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Nesvessven Rem Castle Shannon
Con
State Health Department
Allegheny County Common Pleas Golint
Tudge
Sain M. Soffel
War Babies Set Record In City's First Grade Class
The city reports its first grade class will be the largest on record. Superintendent Swarts notes 146 pupils enrolled in the five schools, up from 115 last year, with 128 notated and 147-48 term projections. Concord and Palview districts expand. west of Center Street and south of the railroad tracks attend Poor ward. Saint Edward’s parochial school up 14. overall city enrollment 1,378.
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Swarts
Concore Schoul Wrst
Furrhagen
Ute Concord
Palrview
Center Street
Poor Ward
Geades
Ue Sautori Mig
St. Evward’s
Weight limits argued over logging truck damage on western roads
The Highways Secretary imposed an eight ton limit on roads from affected towns after reports of road destruction by logging trucks. Officials say several miles between Route 6 and Lovell’s Station and a six mile stretch between Tidioute and Newton’s Station suffer heavy damage. Ongoing complaints prompt actions while bridges and unposted pavements complicate enforcement.
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Uafote
Dauphin County
Lmre
Hay Smock
Smock
Pennsylvania
Route
Lovell
Bcores
Tidioute
Newton
Warren County
Corry
Ighway Department
United States Demands Recall of Soviet Consul General
The State Department issued a strong note demanding Russia recall Consul General Jacob J. Lomakin over alleged improper conduct. It cites testimony from Mrs. Rosenting and others, claims forced return from a refugee farm, and requests copies of letters from the Soviet consulate in New York. Continued on Page Two.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Russia
Jacob J. Lomekin
Levener
State Department
Lomaldi
Somakia
New York
Nsenieina
Cennie
Lomakin
Rosenting
Genera
Ees Auugdst Tih
Tolstoy Foundation
New Yorke
Police Test Set for September 3 at Municipal Building
The Cary Civil Service Commission announced a mental test for city police applicants on Friday September 3 at 10 o clock in the Municipal Building. Qualified applicants may obtain an application form from City Work Clerk Witehams and must pass a physical exam before taking the written mental test.
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Muiunicipal
Cary Civil Service Commission
Dom Wite Hams
Muntripy
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Rai
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Dietsch
Dad Swarte
Howard Shoen
Sind Hare
Wolfe
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