France Ends Strikes As Non Communist Unions Return
Paris reports say thousands of workers resumed duties today reversing the nationwide stoppage. A government accord with non Communist unions covers postal, telegraph and telephone workers and may influence rail, gas and electric services and miners. CGT remains out, with transport lines operating only on reduced scales.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Socialist Workers' Force
Christian Labor Federation
CFTC
Joseph Eaniel
Imalal
Ab Une Signalutomobile
Ald
Lnnel
Demanidsi
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Lavier
MRE
Popular Republican Movement
Laniel
Romulo Quits Philippine Presidential Race
Romulo leaves the three cornered race and aligns the Democratic Liberal Party with Ramon Magsaysay's Nacionalistas against President Quirino's Liberal party. Romulo, former U N General Assembly president and former ambassador to the United States, says the switch aims to ensure democracy in the Philippines.
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Cross Mantla
Carlos B. Romulo
Philippines
Hie New Democratic Liberal Party
Ramon Magsaysay
Nacionalistas
Elipigio Quirino
Liberal Party
Romiullo
U. N. General Assembly
United States
Youths injured as cycles collide at state intersection
Two West youths were hurt in an intersection crash west of the city at 8 43 last evening. Conrad Parkhurst 14 of East Shih sites fractured his left leg and was admitted to Whe Corry Memorial Hospital later moved to an East hospital. Harbld Rhodes 15 of 129 Wright street suffered head lacerations and was admitted for treatment. Police said Parkhurst rode a motorbike with no license plates and failed to stop for a sign, colliding with a car driven by Howard Blakeslee 29 of Carry D. The impact caused 150 damaget to the car. Officers noted that motorbike operation requires a license at 16 and the bike showed no plates.
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Conrad Parkhurst
East Shih
Whe Corry
Stefan
Ewe
Hirbld Rhodes
Wright
Alito
Young
Rehoves
Howard Blakeslet
WR. D. 1
Blakeslee Sea
Hirst
Thw
Governor Fine Signs Law Aiding Sewage Plants
Gov John S Fine signed a law to aid municipally owned sewage plants. The measure sets aside two million dollars over two years for hundreds of communities, covering two percent annually of plant costs and operating expenses. Health secretary Dr Russell E Teague said continuing the program could let towns pay off plant costs in 50 years and that only post 1937 state approved plants qualify for aid.
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Corryn
Jocal
1Pon Learning
John S. Fine
Russell E.teague
Teague
Judge Rules For State In Dairy Price Case
Harrisburg William H Neely of Dauphin County Court continued a preliminary injunction halting the sale of milk by McAllister Farms Dairy Inc at a Meadville area supermarket. Milk Control Commission agents testified prices violated minimums and dairy farmers warned of jeopardized supply. Indian Bill Signed in Harrisburg. Gov. Fine approved an $800 appropriation to maintain roads in the Cornplanter Indian Reservation Warren County.
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Harrisburg
William H. Neely
Dauphin County
McAllister Farms Dairy, Inc
Meadville
Neely
Milk Control Commission
McAllister
Hopes Brighten for End to Aero Strike
Negotiators for Aero Supply plant conduct a marathon 12 hour session from 9 a m to 9 15 p m as both sides push toward a settlement after eight weeks of walkouts. Union seeks 20 cent hourly raise plus fringe benefits while talks include management and external conciliators.
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Aero Supply
Itsi Mnagement
Edward Swaile
Grand Lodge
The
International Association of Machinists
John Jackson
Focus
Grover Stainbrook
Herbert Lovwis
New York City
Saily
Sam J. Guine
Taresh
Ovieinud
Gas test well at 5160 feet near Trimms Corners
The Mid-East Oil Co drilling south of the city near Trimms Corners in El dred Township Warren County reports the test well at 5160 feet below the red Medina sands. The white sands are expected about 90 feet deeper. After a two week layoff, drilling resumed to clear an obstruction, with 5120 feet reached and 80 more feet to go. If no production is found this stratum, the well may be abandoned.
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City
Wilde
Corry
Red Medina
Red Sands
Tather Cline
White Sands
White Sale
Mid-East Ol Co
Pittsburgh
St Trimms Corners
Eldred Township
Warren County
Associated Press
Eanmonigm
Sullieklin
Elyse
Minygsong
Beagle
Bo Las
Cams
Pff
Ksaresn
Cpl
Phillin B. Rogers
Denver
Garnier Leyte
Mon— Gully
Fine Hospital
Ak Cay d
Ameri
Adele
Inchan Etar
Sin Raleise
Wwe
Army
Svit
Injuries Prove Fatal in Pennsylvania Turnpike Crash
Charles Davis aged 48 of Cleveland died from injuries suffered in a July 2 crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near the Tryin Interchange. His wife and mother-in-law were killed when the Davis car struck a trailer train in heavy fog, bursting into flames as four other vehicles collided with the wreckage.
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Greensburg
Charles Davis
Cleveland
Davis
Strailer
Tryin
New Sultan of Morocco Proclaimed in Rabat Palace
The official proclamation named a new sultan in Rabat’s grand throne room amid tense security. Observers noted calm among Moroccans as authorities tightened patrols and framed the transition, with French forces hosting observers and the public wary of possible unrest.
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Morocco
Pceivers
Dethronum
Max
Frone Weieisha
Corslen
Inais
Arita
Helen
Trpetial Palace
Rabat
Revenue Bureau Expands Sales Tax Rulings Across Sectors
Harrisburg report shows the State Sales Tax Bureau widening tax collection guidance for manufacturers wholesalers and jobbers to levy 6 percent on most retail sales after September 4 with exemptions for isolated casual sales and specific estate or machinery transfers. It lists examples of exemptions such as sales by individuals, estates, charitable events, and auto sales among others, while warning against sales tied to ongoing business operations or by non retailers.
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Aly Associated Press
Harrisburg
At Mao
Bureau
Boy recover s from rattlesnake bite on Erie railroad
An 11 year old Erie Railroad borer was recovering today after a rattlesnake bit him while workers on a cliff side. The snake slipped and fell onto James Smithers of Elkland Pa as the section gang labored on the roadbed below.
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Cameron, N
Erie Railroad
James Smithers
Elkland
150 GIs Freed In Latest Prisoner Swap
The report says 150 American soldiers were freed in a new prisoner exchange amid postwar remnant fighting. Details describe Red camps and waves of repatriations, with Allied counts given for Americans and several allied nations. Conditions during transfers and treatment by captors are noted, along with planned sailings and remaining POW totals.
Pennsylvania Approves 500000 Program for Alcoholics
Harrisburg signs a 500000 appropriation making Pennsylvania the 13th state to create a state run program to care for alcoholics. The law establishes a Health Department agency to study and treat alcohol dependence, with court commitments possible and costs paid by the patient or supporters.
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Associated Pres
Harrisburg
Pennsylvaia
Joh & Five
Pennsylvania
Special Health Department
Merger Rumors Denied by Steel Union Leader
A chaotic report traces union leaders denying merger rumors involving CIO and UAW figures, mentioning Walter Reuther and Donald McDonald amid tension within the steelworkers and anti communist factions. It covers statements to reporters, committee hearings, and shifting affiliations reflecting Cold War labor politics.
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Steel Union
Washington
Bop Lewis
United Mini Workers
David J. Mcfowald
Law Sheet Workers
Vstislay
United Ste Workers
Algering
Walter Reuther
United Auto Worker
Mylo
Donald
Parkey
Len
CIO
Umdl
Frew Trade Unis
East Berlin
East Gremuty
May link St Louis gang to turnpike slayings
Kansas City patrol theorizes a St Louis gang may have been involved in a series of Turnpike shootings tied to the Reverend Robert Hinges case. Investigators note Townsend, a convict, may be linked to the slayings as a gang member traveled across the country.
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ST. Louis Gang
Kansas City
Missour Suite
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Robert. A. Hinges
Kansiy City
OfNeers
William Townsend
Imaha
Chesmer Oliver Gank
Townsend Wind
Turnpike
Jens Uh Hot Tayrese
Uiat Gay
Indian Proposal Studied By U.N. Amid Peace Talks
FragmentedOCR text shows United Nations considering a proposed plan for world peace amid negotiations involving many nations. The draft includes references to key leaders and committees, with unclear details on the specific proposal and timelines discussed by the General Assembly and allied diplomatic groups.
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U.N
Associated Press
Lew Tadlat
Wales
Chiba
Willy Stenhy
Heine
Ate Arlye
Edie Ie
Oblainnh
Henry Gill Lodge
Shah of Iran Flying Home for Royal Welcome
Shah of Iran travels from Baghdad toward Tehran for a royal welcome as crowds greet the returning monarch. Exiled Mossadegh ally Princess Ashief belatedly joins family in Rome before heading to Tehran. tensions tied to palace guards and military ouster.
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Shah OF Iran
Rome
Mouhammed Reza Paley
Sha Ol Tran
Mohgnumeil Mossuadeh
Insier
Yulong
Fiom
Alvin
Baghelod
Teng
Youn Monten
Tehran
Queey Sorayy
Ashieal
Mossadegh
Riera
Baghdad
Shah
Mosse Wiugh
Faming
Geni
Fazallatt Zahoil
Tray
Tennessee girl reported missing in Nashville area
A Nashville woman reported her 18 year old daughter missing and possibly in Corry vicinity with a McCray family in Anjum City. Police plan to contact the family after being unable to reach them yesterday. The pair had been seen in Corry several months earlier before moving to a southern city.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Ry Vichnity
R. H. Roberts
McCray
Anjum City
Outbreak at Washington State Reformatory Ends in Firefights
In Monroe Washington inmates at the Washington State Reformatory fought for hours, destroying property, torching cells, and injuring several staff members. guards deployed riot guns as outbreaks continued until late at night, with four inmates and one guard wounded and others sustaining non fatal injuries.
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Lyouths
Jonrad Parkhurst
Erie Hospital
Fine
Anil
Aero Strike
Revenue Bureau
Reformatory
McDonald
Lewis
New Third Labor Movement
Reuther
CIO Solidaring
Rxms
NEW Yorkone
Ner
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Hinde & Deuch Paper Co
He Genero Assembly
Maossadeg
Iraq
Iran
Oxie Ui
Bere Ndity
Monroe
Wash
Institution
Washington State
Nuria
Tine
Aste
Muni Yolingtor Fine
Witlaw
Pasce Offi
Lyon
West Honk
Seattle
QO Rolles
Ph Savile
Guarda
Hakenheath
England
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Sincle eiRina
Turner Field
Nouasede
Mor
Occo
Athens
Mt Sway
Mies
Otorgis Fa
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