Argentina links move to bar joint use of force
Argentina jolted the Inter-American system with a surprise proposal to bar joint use of armed force in defending against aggression within the Americas. The plan, submitted at Mexico City, seeks to limit military action to attacks from outside the hemisphere and to resolve disputes pacifically under Pan American framework.
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Quitandinha
Brazil
Argentina
Aventi
Ejrmani
Americas
United States
Hemisphere
Mexico City
Kermit
Route 8 crash leaves Titusville man in critical condition
Corry State Police investigated a Tuesday morning crash on Route 8 north of Union City. William A Murray, 99, of Titusville, was injured when his car struck a tree. he remained in critical condition at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City after extrication lasting over two hours. Earl P Gary of Laurence Park drove the car. Cunny suffered cuts and bruises but was to be discharged soon. In a separate note, Rose Marie Ellenberger, 17, of Warriors Mark, Centre County, was named Pennsylvania potato blossom queen at the annual Growers Association meeting in Goudersport.
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William A. Murray
Titusville
Imam
Corry
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Mirmy
Earl P Gary
Laurence Park
Cunny
Goudersport
Rose Marie Ellenberger
Warriors Myrl
Centre County
Pennsylvania
Raven
Pennsylvania Cooperative Pola
Meatless Menus Predicted For Next Summer
Washington April 22 The Associated Press reports that American housewives may face meatless meals next summer as bad weather cuts corn production to a low unseen since 1936. A Agriculture Department forecast shows a much smaller meat supply could hit consumers hardest this summer, with 1948 meal supplies largely dependent on this year’s crop prospects. The heat wave in the Midwest lowered the July corn forecast from 2.77 billion to 2.437 billion bushels by August 15, signaling tighter supplies amid dry weather and delayed harvests.
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Associated Press
Washington
Americi
Few Bids Made on Mail Routes Through Area
Postal authorities report sparse bids for area routes after the Pennsylvani Railroad removed the regular carrier. Since last April the Oil City to Pittsburgh route and the Oil City to Corry corridor have seen little interest. Bids were sought immediately, but only a few proposals surfaced and no contract awarded yet. LaVerne Perry of Oil City currently handles the Oil City to Corry segment as a substitute, while a permanent contract remains unsettled.
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Pennsylvani Railroad
Wil
Qorry
Post Office Department
of City
Parkers Landjue
Oil City
Pittsburgh
Oi City
Corry
LaVerne Perry
Open Directors Meeting At Gary Hotel Opens With Tour Of Plant
AMI directors of Lie Associated Spring Corporation meet at the Gary Hotel for a two day session. They will tour the Raymond Manufacturing Co plant on Bul Men street and discuss reorganizations and equipment rearrangements. A directors luncheon is planned at Corte Chitry Club and a directors golf match follows. Sales managers across all plants will meet by September with a later meeting for all sales representatives in Corry.
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AMI
Lie Associated Spring Corporation
Raymond Manufacturing Co
Almmy
Gary
Raymond
Funal
Otter
Bilbo Death Ends Senator Feud in Poplarville
In Poplarville Mississippi a crowd mourns Theo G Bilbo whose death ends a heated political feud over his Senate bid. Gov Wright orders Mississippi National Guard to stand watch. Bilbo’s death halts his bid as Congress reconvenes and a future replacement looms in the November election.
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Associated Press
Poplarville
Miss Aus
Parklal
United States Senate
Bilbo
Senate
Dalouster
Bilba
Bibo
Bomb Shatters Detectives Office in Philadelphia
An explosion ripped through Lily Hall in downtown Philadelphia injuring several people. The blast shattered ten steel lockers and damaged offices on the first floor, with smoke and fumes filling the corridors as investigators explored the site. Authorities suspected a planted device tied to evidence in the detective bureau lockers. Deputy Chief Engineer William Simler helped assess the scene and police officials described the event as likely connected to the city’s detective squad.
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Philadelphia
Lily Hall
William Simler
George Richardson
Detective Bureau
Ida Vob
Three Cases Heard Before City Alderman
Three hearings before Alderman M. S. Cobbett addressed desertion charges against Joseph Yaraldh and assault and battery against Harold Turben, with continuances to next week for additional witnesses. A non-support suit by Beity Jane Lewis against Morris Lewis reached settlement.
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M.S. Cobbett
Joseph Yaraldh
Harold 1
Turben
Corry
Treva
Turberr
Thurben
Misyum
Beity Jane Lewis
Morris Lewis
Factions Split On Labor Bill's Basic Philosophy
Washington August 22 The Voth Hartley Act takes force today reshaping labor policy. Debates split scars employers versus unions as Taft and Hartley push divergent views on rights and bargaining. Early reactions from John L Lewis and others mix warning with limited comment as new law reshapes labor relations nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Simon
Chase
Wee
Meg
Aew
Mike
Taft
Ohio
Ne Net
Wall
John L. Lewis
Hartley
Chicago
Thartley Iso
Congress
Truman
GIO
AFL
San Francisco
International Longshoremen's and Warehouse- Men's Union
CTO
Nck
Joveele Disputchs
Tannenbach Steamship Company
Cleveland
Baltimore
Tuider
National Late Relations Board
TAW Tech
Glenn L Martin
Ross Machen
NURB
Hone
TAW
Independent Association of Maghinishi
Guardsmen Prepare to End En Campment at Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania's 6000 National Guardsmen wrap up a 15 day encampment at Indiantown Gap Aug 22. Final training classes are set for the afternoon and troops will head home by nightfall. Active drills included a seven and a half mile night march and overnight bivouac by the Bethlehem Division. Brig Gen Charles Curtis called the bivouac for the Silk AAA brigade to protect weapons and equipment from damp weather.
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Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Beth Divison
Charles
Ch Curtis
Silk Aaa
Meadville Theatre Ceiling Collapse Hurts Fifty
A partial ceiling collapse at a Meadville PA theatre injured about 50 people. Fire, police, and emergency crews responded as plaster and debris fell during a show. Hospitalized victims ranged from minor to serious. Authorities investigate cause and safety lapses. total damages estimated around 7000 dollars.
Conviction of Johnson Upheld Amid Court Review
The court upheld Johnson's conviction while acquitting A. Johnise in related conspiracy and securities cases. Judge mired dissent on some counts, noting lack of evidence linking certain defendants to the alleged racketeering. The decision caps a lengthy federal trial in Pennsylvania with penalties totaling up to 910,000 in fines and two years imprisonment for some defendants.
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Associated Press
Pattadrlptia
Aus
Donald M. Duis
DiNich Duidge
Albert W. TonMisety
Uind
Juhn Metolsne
Jacob Greenes
U. S
Borrisbur
Dopuly Johnean
Tisme
Iphinsert
Capl
Alberh W. Dr
HSK Ivhiire Rind
Julie James Alger Wéo
Boy Smothered to Death in Gravel Pit Near Pierpont
In Pierpont Ohio on August 22 a one year old boy named Geort Zakeldy of Cleveland was smothered by gravel in a pit belonging to the Andy Brewer farm off Route 7. The incident occurred as his brother James 16 and the father were laying a pipe with gravel nearby. A gravel pile collapsed trapping the child and injuring others. The Zakeldy family had been vacationing nearby for three weeks.
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Phew Pierpont
Geort Zakeldy
Cleveland
Heinhfi
Qwik
Andy Brewer
Route 7
James
Ervel
Aurikine
Alder
Tricis
Zakels
Egypt Faces British Troop Pullout Demands Amid Riots
Thousands of Egyptians clashed with police in Cairo shouting against British troops and calling for withdrawal. Demonstrators, led by moslims brotherhood followers, surged to about 3000 at peak and later dispersed. They urged United Nations Security Council action and criticized Western allies as traitors while police reported injuries as efforts continued to regain control.
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Associated Press
CATRO
Wales
Hentaniakia
Nations Security Counel cliseliseliiGr
Turilon
Sispuisé
Britain
Brotherkiod
Pring Minster
Alwhed Khashabs
Broshoush
Aomenstriim
Brawil
Reyal Defice
Securiy Council
Bevyt
Revptian
Exyntinis
Security Council
Egypt
Lake Sucross
United States
Brazil
Von Der Luft Placed On Probation By Court
Pittsburgh August 22 A Princeton senior and former Army sergeant Von Der Luft was given four years probation on charges of taking top secret data from the atomic bomb project at an Albuquerque government facility He said he took the papers as souvenirs hoping to show his children and kept that he did not intend to harm national security FEL agent Eli J Rose reported the documents contained information that could answer international bomb problems but no enemy agents had access to the papers while in Von Der Lufts possession
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Pittsburgh
Aish Biscevnied Reneweering
Wmideer
Tom Alamos
MMI
Princeton
Army
R. M. Gilson
Eli J. Rose
von der Lutt
Corryites Hurt in Theatre Collapse In Meadville
The fragmentary report notes Mrs. Wallur Aura of B07 Liburty Street Meadville and Walter of Spencer Hospital after a theatre collapse. It mentions the Malone family including Mrs. Mary Malone and siblings Jake Malone and Thomas Burkhary as local connections.
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Leiotte
Menuvili
Tusk Jugat
Spencer
Wallur
Aura
Liburty Street
Meadville
Terhui
Walter
Spencer Hospital
Aaron
Mary
Malone
Jake Malone
Thomas Burkhary
City
Ford Workers Vote On Union Shop Clause At Ford
Detroit officials of Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers Union presented a plan offering union shop benefits with two wage proposals and extended pay tests. A majority vote by employees would establish the shop, with contracts including hourly wage increases and six paid holidays if ratified by September 1. An impartial umpire would decide over negotiations if needed.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
GIO
Auto Workers Union
Burney
Anon
Wee Wollen
Fach
Tor Teion
Global Crime and Conflict Briefs From Multiple Cities
The bulletin reports the Netherlands denouncing UN efforts in the Indonesian conflict and urging bilateral talks. Paris notes Jewish Agency appeals to Russia and France to prevent transfer of 4300 Jewish refugees to Britain and Germany. Jullundur cites 1500 villagers killed by Sikd warriors near the Pakistan border. Ciudad Trunilla reports Trujillo informed of an investigation into a revolutionary army allegedly mobilizing in Cuba to invade the Dominican Republic.
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Paris
Jewish Agency
Russia
France
Germany
Port du Baus
Ciudad Trunilla
Dominican Republic
Dominican Information Bureau
Grau San Martin
Rafael Trujillo
Revolutionary Army
Quba
Abolition of Big Power Veto Proposed in UN Reform Talks
Argentina leads the push for revising the UN Security Council veto amid mounting Western and Soviet bloc opposition. Russia faces sharp criticism from several quarters as General Conference talks unfold on broader reform.
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Argentina
Russia
General Conference of All United Nations
Veto Clash Cards Debate Over Future Soviet Use
Aug 22 reports show Russia facing criticism in the United Nations Security Council for vetoes that blocked several majority-backed measures. Argentina urged a conference to revise the UN charter veto, while observers question any actual change due to Big Five unanimity.
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Pssneraten
Lake Success
Netherlands
United Nations
Eeleo N. van Kleffens
Security Council
Associated Press Lake
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Argentina
Cormiller
United Me
Argentini
Assembly
General Assembly
Veta Russie
Collnell
Paris Eyhoury
Qinnuheing
TV Ly
Soviet Union
U. 8
Hershel V. Johnon
Council
Thalian U. N
Austria
Taly Tor Menbership
Area Heat Wave Without Relief
A continued heat wave shows no relief as temperatures rise after a night dip to 69 degrees. Through the first 21 days, record highs near or above 90 have persisted, with only brief dips below 80. George Mi is cited as the official weather recorder for the readings.
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Thab Ione-Pronsen Semer
Tony
Corry Personave
Dave
George Mi
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Warren
Doug B. Yeley
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Coulderspark
Meadville Theatre
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Dbelors
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Mwnnville
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Johnson
South Korea
Seoul
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Korea
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Hodge
Antiiwltirs
Korean Broadcasting System
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India
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Pakistan
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