Hemisphere nations to sign defense pact in Rio
Brazilian officials announce a Timarnty Palace signing next Tuesday by 19 American republics to unite against aggression in the western hemisphere. President Truman expected to attend, with plans for a January meeting in Bogota to expand the inter American defense and peace cooperation system.
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Quitandinha
Brazil
Rio
de Janeiro
Americas
Jamen
I. Yeiloy
Cource
Foreig
TS. Prusidents
Wisik
Truman Glsa
Antarctic
Mawati
Boegota
Anr- Jean
Auto price lines rise as Ford and rivals lift costs
Detriot reports Ford and Studebaker announce price boosts on a wide range of models. Lincoln Mercury and luxury lines see increases from 62 to 229 dollars. Other makers including Chevrolet Plymouth Hudson Cadillac Packard also hike prices amid rising manufacturing costs and materials.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Studebaker Corporation
Studebaker
Y South
Bend
Ford
Lincoln
Mercury
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Hudson
Cadillac
Packard
World and regional summaries from various hot spots
Reports from multiple regions outline violence in the Middle East with clashes in Jerusalem and Palestine, a coup-like shift in Beundi where Velusca’s ouster led to Maneheno proclaiming government, and Britain forecasting drastic cuts to food travel and fuel to trim a massive trade deficit. These items reflect unrest, political upheaval, and economic austerity across 1920s era headlines.
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London
Abe
Tomight
Delegates Convene as Legion Opens 29th National Convention
Liayel Stowe and Fenty Wheeler head the 20th district delegation in Pensylvania as thousands gather in New York City for the 29th National Convention. AP reports sessions begin today with committees forming, host city recalling 10 years since the last meeting.
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New York City
Liayel Stowe
Fenty Wheeler
Pensylvania
Minrraw
Associated Press
Sinto
Ouruses
New York
Legion
Imes
Denver
Wayne Willin
Vewlon Tin
CILY
Jmillee
Warren Hospital expansion plan outlined in state program
Welfare secretary Harisbirg and aides announced an expansive Warren State Hospital program with projected costs up to 2.75 million dollars. A new electric water and sewage system, a bridge, and a large new administration building were proposed, with a horses’ home possible, all pending state approval.
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Harisbirg
Aum
Ohysliv
Bacbee
Etabe
Ald
Warren State Hospital
Jie Properny
Bacher
James H. Duff
Warren
Conewan
Progam
Barber
Coverjtior
Wreck blocks Pennsy tracks near Titusville
A southbound freight derailment near Titusville suspended track work after thirteen cars left the rails. No injuries were reported as crews from Warren, Titusville, and Oil City cleared the site and began repairing over 400 feet of track. The Buffalo and Oil City passenger train was rerouted via Gil City as repairs continued.
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Titusville
Humaine
Ausville
Warren
GU City
Unis
Gil City
Wack
Til City
Mrs Roosevelt Defends Farley in Journal Q A
Mrs Bletney Roosevelt responds to James A Farley comments about the White House. She says Farley’s portrayal misrepresents her and the public figures involved and expresses disappointment that he allowed himself to be depicted such. She references Walker Trohan of the Chicago Tribune in her critique.
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Associated Press
New York
Bletney Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Beberty
Colliers Magazine
Chicago
Muchuather
Trohan
Walker Trohan
Washington
Ghicao Fribune
Corry Sees Relief as Heat Drops in Cool Front
Torry residents endured extreme heat with temperatures near 97 degrees before easing. Officials noted yesterday's high around 75, about 15 degrees below the three week average, signaling relief for crops after a period of scorching weather.
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Corry
Torry
Ana
Timber Fire in Arkansas Blazes Across 1500 Acres
Little Rock reports state forester Tred Lane says a broad timber blaze in south Arkansas grew to about 1500 acres. He notes most of the damage occurred last night with about 300 acres described as the most valuable timber region in the state.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Tred Lane
South Arkanes Fimberland
Lang
Labor Shortage Cuts Across Industries in Local Areas
Staffing shortages hit multiple sectors as hiring rises 50 percent over average. The Pennsylvania Employment Service reports 41 placements in August, with 47 males and 24 females among registered workers, 9 veterans, and several physically handicapped. The agency cites 248 people registered, 80 vacancies ongoing, transportation and experience gaps, and urges outreach to distant areas to fill positions.
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Kent Seevies
Stewart A. Long
Oval Office
Huuhbet
Vapea
Tong
Cory
New Milk Prices Boosted in Scranton and Wilkes Barre Areas
The State Milk Commission issued price orders raising one price from 10 to 20 cents per quart in Scranton Wilkes Barre and Williambport Sayre Athens markets. The action, based on hearings, argues higher costs from labor and distribution require a viable milk supply. Dealers warn consumer prices will rise as producers receive 5.30 to 5.55 per hundredweight depending on butterfat content. A statewide rise is predicted. Treasury report shows August receipts 5,049,291,003 expenditures 2,104,428.98 balance 3,449,097,590.02 debt 200,003,034,892.12.
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Corbin Commission
Scrantens-Wilkes Barre
Willlameport-Sayrs
Athens
Commission
Becmine
Ton Commission Atticial Enriier
Scranton
Schuvitall
Treasury
Washington
Former Nazi SS Air Mail Report Sparks Spain Legion Talk
Army officials in occupied Germany report possible moves by former German Luftwaffe pilots and SS personnel toward Spain, amid unclear ties to Franco's regime. Officials note several indications but warn no confirmation of a mass shift or official policy.
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SS Air Mail
Corry
Mew
Spanish Legion
Associated Press
Aig
Germany
Luftwafte
Don
Spain
Cena Lafiwalle
Pepnris
Discontinuance of Air Mail Service Noted by Officials
A letter from Hasselas Brown of the chamber of Commerce questions the future of a proposed discontinuance of a post office service. The correspondence mentions installation of a new route, references to multiple letters, and replies from several officials and operators connected to the air mail system.
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Hasselas Brown
Sevelaey
Chamber of Commerey
ALL America Aviation
Neptilas
Sean Mar Carroll- Kearns
Bron
Polio Outbreak in State Rising Report from Warren
In Northwestern Pennsylvania a surge of poliomyelitis cases is reported across Warren County and surrounding areas. Officials warn of rising infections and urge heightened precautions as school and hospital teams monitor suspected patients and respond to potential epidemics.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
Warren General Hospital
Lowrey
Ayls
Jean Eldridge
Wiedse
Pennverivaniers
Llinrile
Jiaralvali Onbbreais
Rittitinil Ih
Par
Liday
Mveenpted
Ieee
Dane Niin
Witts Polliem
Saris Hareen
Woshiys
Yorks County
We Elementiyy
Setioatm
Vt Union Tih
Schon
Atvas
Campbell
Corry Building and Tea Association Names New Office Minister
Boner Bular has been named office minister of the Test firm and will assume duties on September. Simmonis, president, has served temporarily since the position created after Jed Barnes's death.
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CORRY
Corry Building and Tea Association
Boner Bular
Spring Granis
Astor
Tlat Simmonis
Assbilution
Greek Premier Plans Cabinet Naming Amid Coalition Talks
Athens reports indicate Premier Tsaldaris will unveil a new Greek cabinet soon after talks with U S Ambassador MacVeagh. Tsaldaris and Sephoulis press for premiership claims as factions seek a broadened government, with ministers to be named in short order.
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Associated Press
Athens
Jenie
Thaldaiie
MacVeagh
Pales
Pyemier
Soleus
Tealdatis
Tsagaris
Sephoulis
Jewdar
Sephouli
Corry Receives 3050 From Liquor Fund Allocation
Erie County municipalities share a state liquor funds allocation totaling 2 544 658 with Corry receiving 3 050. The distribution covers 32 municipalities in the county and lists several towns and amounts such as Wattsburg and Waterford among those receiving payments.
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Erie County
Corry
Cacey'y
Vie County
Erie
Woman Hitchhiker Steals Jeep Leaves Driver Stranded
A hitchhiking woman persuaded Morrison to drive her from Rock Island to Billings and Randolph. She later fled with his Jeep and funds, leaving Morrison stranded as authorities investigate the cross country trip and a plan to marry. Genevieve Cooney named as the woman. the story cites a note of a deceased wife and an inheritance motive.
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Tbs
Lip
Lehhitker
Joey
Betty
Morrison
Rock Island
Towa
Genevieve Cooney
Morrigan
Billings
Montana
Ines
Randolph
Richdolph
Cony
Tie Worm
Livine Wugelations
Raxcolph
Ferenc
Merniing & Randolph Farm
Tian
Corry
Randulph
Morson
Atage
Fourteen Farb en Directors Face War Crimes Trial
A U S court opens the trial of 14 I G Farben directors alongside 24 officers for nation changing crimes. Prosecutors say Farben helped enable Hitler’s war by supplying chemical industry tools and plundering occupied lands while subjugating slave labor. Gener al Taylor warns the defendants would repeat their acts if given another chance.
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Assouining
Mernberg
Germany
U. S
I. G. Forber
Chemical Trust
Adolf Hite
Telford
Taylor
Diatt
Nwip
Danny
Wwe
Pathe Tlon
Fiinical
T. G. Parken-iy
Farvenindustrie Ak~ Tengesellischatt
vsEaEn
Yneni
Wolding
Farben
Samme
Tavlor
Hiler
Beng Ied
Hitler
Ux Wage It So Successfully For So Long, Thadused Farben
Three Nations Agree On Atomic Plan
The United States China and Britain formally approved proposals for an international atomic energy agency. Britain France Canada and Australia voiced general agreement on principles, while Soviet Russia Poland Syria Yugoslavia and Colombia did not commit, with Russia delaying a position. In Rock Springs, Siamese twin sisters aged three days died yesterday, six minutes apart.
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Rock Springs
Wyn
Herdlige Brown
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