Saboteurs use limpet mines to strike Empire Rival
An Allied report says swimming saboteurs attached limpet mines to the British troopship Empire Rival in Haifa bay but did not sink her. The attack followed British troops moving into Tel Aviv and other Palestinian towns amid underground threats. No casualties or immigrants aboard. divers determined the ship could still move. Hagana's Paliach suspected. another transport, the Empire Heywood, had a sabotage incident last Saturday. Curfews remained in Haifa as authorities warn of further arrests.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Haifa Bay
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Ehow
Simk Thempire
Cyprus
Hagana
Paliach
T Hat
Jewish Inter Ground Organization
Haifa
Hollis
Empire Heywood
Tn Te Ayiy
Gol
Mysterious murder reward split confirmed by officials
County commissioners and three Erie Times appointees reached unanimous agreement to divide a 4500 reward for convicting Fale Bromley Jr. The Times supported the decision confirming distribution among Mrs Gluiys Maolosktey and Chief Jett, with shares totaling 400 to 8500 to be allocated per time plan.
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Erie ‘Times
Lloyd Widdinson
Nice
Fale Bromley, Jr
Hou
Willebe
Gluiys
Maolosktey
Jett
B. Planleart
Times
McCros— Neysina
Clee Hhiirat
Lower meat prices to return September 9th
The Associated Press reports that retail meat ceilings will be restored around September 9 as the Office of Price Administration ends a price surge. Chief Paul Porter vows an anti black market campaign while noting coal and flour price adjustments and continued efforts to curb rising costs amid price controls.
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Associated Press
Washington
OPA
Paul Porter
Porter
U S Demand Halts Peace Conference
U S Secretary of State James F Byrnes left the peace conference session to confer on the Yugoslav crisis, highlighting a 48 hour ultimatum to Tito's government. Diplomats at Paris watched for reactions as the Yugoslav note and Allied plans tied into broader disputes over Italy reparations and territorial aims.
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Robert Eunson
Paris
U. S
James F. Byrnes
United States
Yugoslavia
Europe
Byrnes
Charles E. Boh- Ten
State Department
Samuel Reber
Dows
United Nations Security Council
Marshal Tito
Tito
Nations Security Council
Italy
Albania
Egypt
Austria
Eimingy
Iain
Stanbard
Russia
Grand Jury to Take Action on 2 Corry Cases
Two local cases are slated for grand jury action when the Erie county court convenes the fall term on August 26. Subpoenas were issued for four city residents to testify on the two nearby cases in which defendants were ordered bond over for court. Vande Buell of Union City was held after a June East Main street driving spree ended with a crash into a stone before a house on East Main street. he fled and was arrested the next day and charged with leaving the scene of an accident. Alex Jimeleski of BD 5 said his son-in-law John Tinks of BD 4 robbed him of 374. Tinko was ordered held for court action at a hearing before Alderman Justin Butters.
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Erie County Court House
Cour
Vande Buell
Union City
East Main Street
Buell
Clifford Carroll
Wally Bo
Ils
Eauit Welton
Alex Jineleski
John ‘Tinks
B.D. 4
Jineleski
Tinko
Aldermar
Justin Butters
Cal
Driller Killed Near Warrens in Oil Lease Accident
Warren Pa August 22 Charles Yeager 45 a dumper on Northern Ordinance Company oil lease in Triumph township near the Forest County line was killed today while starting an engine James Cousins East Hickory worked with Yeager reporting the van had difficulty in starting Yeager climbed onto the engine and it suddenly started catching him in a wheel A physician said he died of a broken neck as ambulance carried him to Warren Hospital Yeager unmarried survived by two brothers Coroner Ed Lowrey continuing inquiry this afternoon
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Ares
Warren
Charles Yeager
Northern Ordnance Company
Triumph Township
Forest County
Ed Lowrey
James Cousins
East Hickory
Yeager
Warren Hospital
Yearer
Lowreyth
Completion of restaurant blocked by CP AA 000 addition
A long OCR damaged text describes delays and plans for a major store and pharmacy project in Corry led by Lock Haven merchants. It highlights converting the Brown block on North Center street into a modern, multi department establishment offering confectionery, drugs, cosmetics, household items, and a large soda fountain, with extensive seating and new substation facilities.
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CPAA
Wien
Peiddoy
Cory Blow
Aue
Te Gray Drug Company
Cleve~trond
Fins
Corry
My Teah
North Center Street
Lock Haven
Merchiidisius
Reid
Sevilon
Stote
Goty
Dorothy Gray
Mak Vadter
Wabiellos
Mingieinesi
CPA Denies Continuation of South Center Street Restaurant
Arthur Piteh reports that the Civilian Production Administration in Pittsburgh denied his request to continue work on the partially completed restaurant on South Center Street. The denial cites the ethics of materials and facilities needed, while Fitch argues he supplied 90 percent of required materials. The CPA claims the decision aims to accelerate veterans housing by pausing nonessential building.
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Arthur Piteh
Civilian Production Administration
Pittsburgh
South Center Street
Une
CPA
Fitch
Intis
District Cpa
Enhine
Pew
Richute Roxas Barrier
Tulle
J. G. Miller
Reefrom
Veterans
Aero and Union To Meet Again
William Button president of Arts Lodge LA of M announces funds received at national headquarters for this week's tie benefit payments. Members urged to report to union headquarters Friday afternoon to receive payments and sign the benefit fund payroll. A news conference with the Aeromina settlement is scheduled for Monday afternoon as negotiating committees meet with the mediation officer.
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William Button
Arts Lodge LA
Priday Aftenoon
Soli Huck 6
Sutton
Aeromina
Grover Stainbrook
Messis
Sam J. Tryine
Kenneth Benson
Aermi Agement
Eight Die as Blast Hits Azusa Plant
A blast at the Repote Engineering Corp plant near Azusa yesterday caused eight deaths and left twenty injured. The explosion at the mixing plant wrecked engine and equipment, blew a waste winch sixty feet, and shattered nearby structures. Navy authorities took charge of the scene as responders battled fires and recovered victims in the wake of the disaster.
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AZUSA
Gorp
Navy
Velunlyi
Noles
Los Angeles
Great To strike nears end as talks advance
Aug 22 bulletin reports a tentative understanding reached between negotiators of the National Maritime Union and Standard Oil Company of Indiana. Government conciliator Noel P. Fox said Chicago would see a ratification vote today by union members. Also updates on Hindu Muslim clashes in Calcutta, Turkey’s response to joint Dardanelles control, and Chinese Communist peace talks with the U.S. ambassador amid civil war rumors.
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Associated Pres
Detroit
Maritime Caion
Standard 1 Company
Indiana
Noel P. Fox
Chicago
Ankara
Turkey
Dardanelles
Hassan Saka
Nanking
Chins Todig
0. S
Com- Thalliss
Kas
Local man dies after iodine-laced beer drink
A resident of West Main Street reportedly swallowed an ounce of iodine poured into a glass of beer at Peles Giron cafe. He was found ill, received emergency care, and died despite hospital treatment. Officers conveyed him to Corry Hospital, with Chief Flonizan confirming the poisoning act.
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Cully Hospital
Bost
New Guard Officers Meet On August 28
Harrisburg dispatch reports a Pennsylvania National Guard officers meeting set for August 28. Maj. Gen. Jay Stackadlly and senior staff will discuss state regiments bat talisne and company aid during the event.
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Oy Sasquaigien
Harrisburg
Jay Stackadlly
Sant Sulpers
Hospital board reports heavy month at Corry facility
Gerry Hospttag Association directors heard that the past month was among the heaviest for births and overall operations. 254 patients admitted 1724 5 service hours 2 deaths five major operations and six minor. Dr R Williams of Clymer advanced to chief of medical service. Visiting committee found conditions satisfactory despite overload. Board seeks a fair share of federal funds for new hospital facilities to add to the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund.
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Gerry Hospltag Association
In &Reeday
Mnonth
Elston
Hawkins
Howard
Fullstrom
Morrison
Nash
Stithshe Young
Supi Deaving
R. Willams of
Adland
Corry Institution
Corry
Friday Night Deadline For Freeing Airmen Demands
A report notes renewed calls for the immediate freeing of airmen captured in a plane shoot down. Delegates demand permission to probe a second indictment while the UN Council is urged to take decisive action as Yugoslavia refuses cooperation.
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UN Council
Yugoslavia
United States Demands Release Of American Airmen In Yugoslavia
Aug 22 U S faces 48 hour ultimatum to Yugoslavia over two incidents. Amb Richard Patterson flew to Marshal Tito to deliver the demand for release of imprisoned airmen and access to investigate a second downed plane near Tito's summer home. World peace stakes loom as deadline nears at 10 pm.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U. S
Richard Patterson
Marshal Tito
United States
Washington
Norrow
Balkan
Marshall Thto
Strong Caribbean quake rattles Samana Bay area
A very strong earthquake centered near Samana Bay Dominican Republic was recorded yesterday by Weston College seismograph at 3 29 49 p m EDT. The event described as a second aftershock capable of causing damage and linked to a prior quake that killed about sixty people two weeks earlier. Also includes a Treasury retort with August 20 expenditures and totals.
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Weston
Samana Bay
Dominican Republic
Una
Weston College
Stork
Yugoslavians Use U S Made Planes At Trieste
An American eyewitness said Yugoslav fighters near the Yugoslav frontier Monday appeared to use American made planes, possibly P-51 Mustangs or C-47 transports. Yugoslavia had received substantial lend lease war aid, including planes, during World War II, prompting diplomatic tension and questions about U S reactions and potential Security Council action.
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Italy
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