Tito Charged With Plotting Balkan War At Rally
In Belgrade and Bucharest reports claim Premier Tito plotted to spark a Balkan war. Romanian and Soviet leaders accuse Tito of betraying the Soviet bloc and courting the West while warning Moscow to stay out of Yugoslavia’s internal affairs.
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Germany
Communist Internaional Information Bureau
Missing Girl Hatched By Uncle Sparks manhunt in Detroit area
Detroit authorities and Midwest agencies hunted for nine year old Barbara Jean Aberl and her uncle Arthur Mayer after he took the girl from her parents home on August 12. Police dragged Ecorse Creek and searched nearby woods as relatives said Mayer was fond of the child and had planned to visit relatives.
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Hurricane veers off Florida as area of suspicion forms near Caribbean
The Atlantic hurricane moves 300 miles off Puerto Rico area of suspicion reported. Roosevelt, Roosevelt Field and others deployed to investigate a region near the Virgin and Leeward Islands. The storm named Harry’s Hurricane weakens near Melbourne, moving north at about 12 mph, with forecasters predicting increased speed and impact.
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Forest fires still raging across U S and Canada
Fire crews and civilians tackle widespread blazes from Maine to California and Canada. Evacuations occurred as thousands of acres burned and livestock perished. In Quebec and Ontario fires threatened villages while battles saved towns like Terrebonne Heights and Pincourt. Barns, timber, and brush burned, with drought comparisons to 1947 and emergency conditions declared in several regions.
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Slaying Reenacted by Pittsburgh Man
Pittsburgh Aug 23 John Clancy 28 reenacted the slaying of his mother Mary Clancy last Wednesday night in her home with a poker. A police cameraman filmed the confession as Clancy described the events and admitted hitting his mother after an argument. He is charged with murder and awaiting mental examination after the coroner's inquest. Family members said he had shown irration for several months prior. He surrendered without resistance at the cemetery where the victim was buried.
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Lisher
Lewis to rejoin talks renewing coal parley efforts
John J. Lewis head of the United Mine Workers prepared to personally lead contract negotiations with coal operators in West Virginia. He arrived at Greenbrier Hotel after stopping in Clarkshoro, while talks with southern producers resume at Bluefield. Production under the three day week has fallen about 90 million tons in six weeks, with stockpiles estimated at 40 to 45 million tons.
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Mississippi
Bluefield
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Greece
One Half Cent Milk Hike Seen in Corry Area
Prices likely rise one half cent per quart starting October 1 instead of September 1 after hearings by the State Milk Control Commission in Harrisburg. Western Pennsylvania regions including Erie are affected with a new minimum price of 5.33 dollars per hundred pounds for class one milk. A potential two cent rebate on cream and removal of the one cent vitamin D premium are discussed, but dairies already observe current price structures.
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State Milk Control Commuission
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Erie
Cony
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Dairies
Voting Hours Set From 8 AM To 9 PM Primary
Voting hours are set from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. DST for the September 13 primary. Wong's six polling places will open as scheduled, but overall voter interest appears low due to the absence of contest. Candidates for City Council and the Board of Education have announced their runs, though turnout is expected light.
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New Drive For Tax Slash In War Time Rates
Washington Aug 23 A new drive in Congress seeks a wartime excise tax slash by Christmas. House Ways and Means Chair Boughton warned a $5 billion federal deficit looms, hurting odds of an immediate reduction. Democratic and Republican members urged pressure for relief, but most expect no cut before 1950.
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Hold Cleveland Man On Mann Act Count
Federal agents in Cleveland arrest Paul W. Emerson 43 on a Mann Act charge filed in Pittsburgh. The case alleges transportation for immoral purposes from Warren to New Kensington, Pa. Emerson remanded to county jail after failing to post a 3,800 dollar bond. he will be sent to Pittsburgh once the complaint arrives.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Pittsburgh
Ray J. Abyotisenio, Jr
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Emerson
Waren
New Kensington
Abbutecchio
Amerson
Sixteen Windber residents charged in riot
Sixteen Windber residents face trial in Somerset County criminal court on rioting and related counts after an indictment returned yesterday by the grand jury. Windber police chief Quinn says officers were overwhelmed near the station when a crowd gathered after a reported disturbance, prompting alarms and a fire department response to control the mob.
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Somerset
Windber
Noutty
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Driver Sought in Hit and Run Accident
Police report a hit and run on Route 19 near Waterford five miles south of town at 2 pm involving a 1987 Ford Aeromobile with New Jersey plate LEWIS. Seymour Valentine of Erie and Clyde Terrill of Verona are named. vehicle damage totals unspecified.
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Lonely Hearts Slayers Doomed in New York
Ossining New York August 23 Doomed lonely hearts slayers Martha Beck and Raymond Fernandes were sentenced to death by electric chair to begin October 10. They were found guilty of first degree murder in a case tied to the Valley Stream killing of Mrs Janel Thy Albany widow. The pair showed no reaction as Judge Pecora pronounced the mandatory sentence and rejected defense motions challenging the verdict.
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Raymond Perminides
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Finland Labor Peace Seen Near as Wage Board Debate Rages
HELSINKI Aug 22 The Finnish government moves to restore wages to pre strike levels in Keilnithay and Wakeamara as Communist led walkouts press for peace on labor front. Government faces employer backlash while Communist leaders urge full wage payments during the strike period. The controversy centers on wage adjustments and who should bear the cost of the stoppage.
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Helsinki
Finland
Lal
Keinithay
Warktamara
Wip
States' Rights Dems On Trial At Party Court
In Washington the Democratic National Committee faces a showdown over the States' Rights delegation. A credentials committee will decide whether to retain or expel members from four Southern states after civil rights disputes and a Dixie walkout. McGrath resigns as national chair, with Willem Boyle lined up to replace him if approved by the committee and full party.
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Murray Opens Union Rebuttal In Steel Row
Philip Murray CIO president of the United Steelworkers retaliates against steel executives at a presidential fact finding board. He rebukes Clarence Randall of Inland Steel and accuses him of insulting the president while defending a package plan on wages and benefits. Murray defends the president and denies motives of political coercion.
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Steel Industry Board
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Truman
Wherry Opposes Any Arms Aid
Senator Wherry of Nebraska announced his opposition to any foreign arms aid. He urged waiting until July 10 to review the situation and join Senate committees in drafting a measure to aid allied nations Greece, Turkey, and Asia, including Korea and the Philippines. He warned against rushing into military commitments and criticized current administration policies.
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Turkey
Korea
Philippines
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B 36 Inquiry Nearing Wind-Up
Washington reports the B-36 bomber inquiry moving toward an early finish as committee members express views on Air Force independence and the suitability of the project. Lawmakers Brook, Short, and Vinson press for rapid clearance while addressing outside influence and defense leadership.
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Associated Press
Washington
Air Force
Howe
Congress
Chalymayt Vineon
D-Ga
House
Armed Services
Lauris Noretad
Vinson
Retired farmer killed by groundhog hunter in Pennsylvania
An Associated Press report from Penna details coroner Daniel Replogle continuing his inquiry into the death of 67 year old Martin Horton. Horton was shot while resting near a groundhog hole by 29 year old George Dillings Jr who claimed he saw a groundhog unaware Horton was nearby. An inquest will be held with a state game warder monitoring the investigation.
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George Dillings, Jr
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Fred
Horton
Officer Called After Two Letters Enter Records
Feldman says Hunt had ready entree to White House. Senator McCarthy expects personal attacks on committee members.
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Vaughan Expected To Appear Before Probers This Week
Senate investigators disclosed Maj. Gen. Herman Feldman and others connected to army buying schemes. Feldman urged contact with key figures and suggested letters to assist in Los Angeles and Washington. McCarthy warned of personal attacks while stressing graft and contracting reforms in the probe.
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Francis D. Flanagan
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Avaty
Jeter
Wayne R. Allen
Allen Yaui
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Line Quartermaster Corps
Los Angeles
Foldman
Hyadier
McCarthy
Rawis
Somieé Vint
Washinton
Hunt
New York
Ake Three
Plan Further Study of Lake River Canal Project
The U S Army Engineers office will conduct a further study of the proposed Lake Exfe Ohio River canal plan. Washington officials reported the board of engineers expects a detailed report and possible adjustments to the project scope and cost.
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