U S Urges Realistic Europe Aid Plan and Cuts Next Year Demand
The United States urged Europe to adopt a realistic aid program and said demands on American aid must diminish by next year. Undersecretary Robert A Lovett pressed for a plan that truly works while screening four year aid needs for congressional approval.
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Lovett
Europe
Assuraind
Washington
United States
Robert
A. Lovett
Byrne
State Department
Paris
Eirope
Congress
Paris Im
Federal jury probes housing in DC real estate case
A federal grand jury in Washington returns indictments against the National Association of Real Estate Boards and the Washington Real Estate Board over alleged price fixing in property deals. The probe targets uniform broker commissions and speaks to rising housing costs since 1949. A civil suit names two real estate firms and officers tied to the National Association.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pacfrat Grand Fiy
Ig Deener
National Associalior of
Washington Real Estate Board
Te Ax Commission
District of Columbia
Fr Beonder
Fron
H. Clifford Bangs
Waalingian ‘Board
Grand Jury
Chicora
Che
Glark
Na- Uinnat Association
Ebhics
Thellewes
Pebriry
Axl Giles
Washington Baan
Herbert A. Nelson
National Association
Department
Eoliet
Penny to Get New Reclining Seat Coaches
Officials announce deliveries begin on 21 reclining seat coaches for Pennsylvania Rail routes east and west. Also noted are 70 new overnight reclining seat coaches from Pennsylvania works now in operation. Treasury report shows receipts of 187,729,063.56 and expenditures of 191,411,459.99 with a balance.
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Pennsylvania Rail
Road Today
Fiat
Pennaglyarie
Beer Thailaing
Alona
Treth Blimey Jefetsmmian
Ciberry “Limited
Sevice
Hes Fist
Treasury
Washington
Renew Efforts To Get Approval On Dam Project
Mentors at Coluyous Dam Authority open talks to replace the damaged g em which washed away. Representatives from Warren and Erie counties press the Department of Forests and Waters for official approval to proceed. If no action, they plan to seek an appointment with state officials in Harrisburg to spur a decision.
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Coluyous Dam
Cory
Department of Forests and Water
Warren
Erie County
Authority Rem Apts
Harrisburg
Two area men killed in double mishaps
Two men died in separate area accidents yesterday. One man, Paul Jamieson, 97, of Greenville, was found decapitated beside the Erie Railroad tracks near Meadville after a freight train crew reported the body on the east side of the Meadville station. The other, Franklin Avenue resident Jamieson, was killed when a car brake failure steered a vehicle over a bridge and struck a tree, with the driver knocked unconscious after the impact.
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Tlnesia
Forest
Sowily
Angiher
Menaville
Forest County
Prmmer
Hu Rhodes
Vetim
Paul 2
Ervill
Greenville
Erie
Meadville
Salamanca
Times Calls for Protest Against Debtor Government Policy
The Times in London urged protest against the Debtor government's program, labeling Attlee's regime as under fire. It noted the ministry has fallen short of expectations, with Labour support wavering and the government facing strong internal pressure.
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London
London ‘Times
Debor
Bellain
Labor
Hyo
Atilee
Man Kills Wife and Brother-in-Law in Illinois Tragedy
Sheriff reports a rapid sequence of shootings at a roller rink party and home in Shelbyville. Donald Helton, 28, identified by witnesses, fled the scene in a small truck after fatally wounding his wife and her younger brother, then wounded his wife at a farm home three miles east. Police and state troopers pursued Helton, who had previously been free on bond amid threats accusations.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Anna Sosnowski
Sosnowski
Meat Hospital
Pulice
George Homer Auldomer
Saith
Faulve
Leroy Steffens
Homer
Byres
Shalby
Nick Kang
Yollee
Dicgudlie Hellion
Walter Kharam
Young Nearem
Sherif Cecil Clausen
Donald Helton
Mart Welton
Donald
Louriel the
Elton Qead
Mitts
Florence Helton
Clausen
Helton
Shelbyville
Frank French
Don Poster
Pete Bursking
Hellion Farm
Helio
Papagos Emerges as Likeliest Greek Neutral Premier
In Athens on August 2, Generallisimo Alexander Papagos, famed for the 1941 Greek Italian campaign, gains traction as the most probable head of a neutral coalition government as crisis deepens. Premier Traidakis, failing to form a cabinet, chats with political traders tied to the Demetrios I. Maximou cabinet, seeking a path to calm the impasse.
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Athens
Generatissimo
Alexander Papagos
Greepr
Constantin Traidacis
Demetrios I Maximos
Wedding Block for Youth and Divorced Pair Seeks License
Pittsburgh authorities blocked the marriage of a 17 year old youth and a 2 year old divorced partner after the register refused to grant a license. The couple planned a five day honeymoon pending a court decision. Judge Trimble said evidence would not be public unless justified.
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Cress
Pittsburgh
Allasheny
Register of Wits
John M. Huston
George Miletus
Alice B. Thomson
Thomas Trimble
Chie
Itn
Weal Ig
Dewey Urges Defense Plan and Peace Pursuit in 1940 Address
Gov. Dewey speaks on defense readiness and U.N. obligations while warning that genuine peace seems farther away. He attacks communistic influence, urging vigilance against revolutionary movements at home and abroad as the nation faces global tensions.
Driver and owner cited after city street incident
A police action on Washington Street led to the driver and owner being cited. Investigators noted the vehicle had been used repeatedly and with knowledge of its status. Daly faces charges for driving without a license, while Hui Chave is summoned for turning vehicle keys.
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Wesh
Washington
Josey
Daley
Amd
Yan Daly
Underage Drinkers Face Fine Jail Term in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg officials announce penalties for underage buyers of liquor and the required self verification forms. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board will require store clerks and licensees to ask customers for voting and birth details to verify age, with fines up to 100 dollars and up to 30 days in jail for violations.
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Harrisburg
Ava
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Wal Tany
Delegates Finalize Regional Defense Pact at Conference
Delegates whip a 19 nation hemispheric defense treaty into final form amid the closing plenary. President and daughter to attend the signing as the conference seeks treaty approval and celebratory events, with Colombia's foreign minister slated to speak at the final session.
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Associated Press
Quitandinea
Byagil
Rio de Dumeira
United Stas Delecution
Mariinet
Washington
Tilo
Tyumut
Bogota
Colombia
Do Wingo Begueren
25 Manufacturers Buy Steel Plant in Phoenixville Plan
A group of 25 manufacturers announced a $4,000,000 purchase of the Phoenixville steel plant in Pennsylvania to supply a sheet mill. Arnold M. Marement, syndicate organizer, said the Phoenix-Apollo Steel Company will operate the open hearth plant starting September 15, with six rolling mills adjusted to meet member needs. The venture aims to utilize up to 20,000 tons of product monthly and has an estimated raised value of $17,000,000.
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Fhaoksville Ty Company
Krapabte
Furrine
Yuvehawe
Mwaheeh
Apale
Hough
Mavemupt
Vier Presi
Den
Mardbank Automotive
Fcts Tye
Chiiago
Phoenix-Apolly Steel Company
Mavniines
Moremant
Marepith
Post Office Will Close Labor Day
Labor Day services at the Post Office will be suspended. All mail routes will be covered as normal except for delivery interruptions on the holiday with limited staff and facilities.
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Labor Bay
Wis
Pituaville
U N Delegates Puzzled by U S Maneuver During Debate
Security Council delegates at Lake Success faced confusion as a two page United States document was introduced amid debate on a voting proposal. Andrei Gromyko suspected an attempt to amend the U N charter while U S officials claimed hidden issues were contained in the papers. The exchange centered on Balkans border issues and the council’s procedures.
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Associated Press
United States
United Nations
Security Council
Herselel W. Dihitson
Johnwues
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. N
Gromyko
Balkens
Gromgin
Tilney
Johnson
Ubi
Polnis
Atlseussiinn
Steel Worker Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life in Harrisburg
Aug 28 Harrisburg reports detail a tragic kitchen shooting ending in murder suicide. Detective Patrick Taylor says a domestic argument over the couple’s car led to the fatal clash. Coroner notes an inquest is likely a formality as both spouses are dead.
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Harrisburg
Conner St. Roverts
Gud Aielde
Deine Dhe
Roberts
Cowple
Ant
Ernnest Reed
Patrick Taylor
Equip Truman Plane With Boto Knives, Carbines For Hop To Rio
President Truman will fly to Brazil for the Inter American Defense Conference aboard the Independence with Boto knives and carbines added to the aircraft equipment. Secret service prepares in Washington and Rio de Janeiro including parachutes armored cars and a full security plan for a six day stay and the Independence celebration of Brazil’s 125th anniversary of independence.
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Truman
Rio
Washington
Footag
Secret Service
Truaman
Brazil
Sundiy
Tor
Jalso
Imousine
Seare
WI Taye
Trinidad
Airliner Burns Hours After Crash in Norwegian Air Route
An airliner carrying eight crew and 35 passengers burned hours after a crash. The pilot was a distinguished Norwegian airman en route to Stayonger.
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Stayonger
Norwegian air liner crash kills 35 with one American aboard
Oslo dispatch reports a Norwegian Air Lines flying boat crashed in the Lofoten mountains killing all 35 aboard. Among the victims is an American identified only as Jess. Also dead are Czech journalists Jan Reinis and Trtjana Selingerova and a Danish man G Heine.
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Associated Press
Oslo
Norway
Norwegian Airlines
Lofoten
Conimnys
Darie Thbesen
Albline
Jess
Jan Reinis
Svobodne Vovint Wid
Trtjana Selingerova
Boreda
G. Heine
Wso
Ofhrs
GU Borweguins
Explosion disrupts Standard Oil plant in Indiana
An explosion rocked a Standard Oil facility in Indiana causing a loss of 24,000 barrels daily. One worker, Ilius Kopax, 52, is missing as flames reemerged after initial control. several workers were lightly injured and treated.
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Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Ilius Kopax
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