Refuted rumors of sabotage in Yugoslavia war rumors
Yugoslav government spokesmen denied widespread rumors of sabotage and foreign troop movements amid the Tito regime's tensions with Russia and Hungary. Officials said no Russian gunboats blocked Danube routes, no prewar troop shifts occurred, and fires at Prijedor refinery were not caused by saboteurs.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Aret Pwome
Russia
Premee Mista Tito
LHP
Tslrian
Apalin
Yugawav
Dan~ Nby
Yugorinvig Hadl
United Nations Security Council
Yugilavia
Hungary
Bormayhea
Tarisuz
Gnullir
Tatrinn Jyeiinsaila
Prune Ol
Treka
Tanitz
Ministry of Inforrmation
Jobless claims fall to lowest level since last November
Washington reported 259,207 new unemployment claims for the week ended August 20, down 91,803 from the prior week. Initial claims fell in 40 states, while 7,683 claims came from veterans under the Servicemen's Readjustment Benefit program, which expired for most veterans July 25.
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Washington
Yaseltine
Big Hurricane Blows Through Virginia Carolinas
The big hurricane described as a heavy windstorm moved from Florida to the Carolinas and Virginia causing streams to overflow and damage to power lines. Gusts reached 60 mph in Lumberton and Florence with widespread property damage and transportation disruption. A Perryopolis program proposed allocating funds for town improvements and public works after the storm's impact.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
North Carolina
Virginia
Florida
Gold Coast
Carolina
Piedmont
Carolinay
Lumberton
N. C
Florence
5. C
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Bomoh
Hebayara
Georgia
Rannalee
West Palm Beach
Lake Worth
Fort Tanderale
Mary Puller
Peninsula
Atate
Pysryopolis
Hon
Petit
Tansa Hurowgh
Eatoniuat
Asher Gene
Beanie
Foyette County
Ain Ini
Fail to Find Trace of Two Missing Fliers
Pittsburgh, Aug 28. Search efforts by the Army Air Patrol and Air Forces units from four states failed to locate two Army fliers missing on a Dayton to Pittsburgh flight. More than 150 aircraft searched hundreds of square miles. Missing are Lieut Joseph R Walker and Capt William R Parker. Officials speculated the plane may have milesed near Johnstown.
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Pittsburgh
Dayton
OW Air Patrol
Air Forces Air Search and Rescue Unit
Zanesville
Michigan
Massachsetts
Pirsk
Joseph R Walker
Homevillé
William R. Parker
Sheriden
BAP
Mileséed Fittsburgh Gnn
Johnstown
Deluge Drops 2.30 Inches in Corry Flooding Basements
A weekend downpour drenched Corry with about 2.30 inches of rain, flooding cellars and basements in residential and business districts. Water backed up into basements along Center Street, the Municipal Building plumbing, and at a gas furnace installation site. Streets crews blocked a widened hole on Wayne Street, and nearby outlets reported minimal damage to facilities while temperatures cooled into the 60s.
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Cheonghou
Himes
Durnage
Une Easturners
Wayne Street
Tames Sullivan
City Streets Department
Harmon Dairy
Pennsylvania Electrc Company
Cenef Street
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Genter Street
East Smith
Robeson supporters demand probe over Peekskill riot
Backers of Paul Robeson plan to press Gov Dewey and Attorney General Goldstein for an official investigation into the Peekskill riot that halted a Saturday night concert. They accuse county officials of failures to provide protection and blame anti Communist rally organizers for the three hour clash. Robeson calls the incident part of a national terror against Black people. Dewey's office had no comment. An estimated 5000 people were involved. at least eight were injured, two seriously.
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Associated Press
New York
Paul Roberon
Thomas EB
Dewey
Robeson
Westchester County
Nathaniel Goldstein
Peekskill
James G. Hagerty
J Two
U C Firemen Parade Draws 15000 In Erie County Victory
About 15 000 spectators watched the U C Firemen’s Parade through Erie City streets as 2500 participants in 83 fire units moved for over two hours. Bands from North East Patterson Beaver County and others won top prizes. judges included officials from Erie Crawford County and Meadville. A 40 minute delay occurred when Union City fire department received an alert just as the parade was to start.
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Nim City
Pennsylvania
North East
Patterson
Beaver County
Parrell
Sharpsville
Belle Vernon
Wattsburg
Meadville
Conneaut Lake Gabe
Zelienople
Rocky Grove
Lawrence Park
Cambridge Springs
Conneautville
Lake Hose Company of
Dateboro
Johnstown
Seeking Settlement of Goodrich Plant Strike
Dayton August 29 A new attempt will be made today to end the B F Goodrich Co strike the first major postwar walkout for a wage boost. The strike affects about 1600 Goodrich workers at plants in Akron Ohio Tuscumbia Alabama Cadillac Michigan Clarksville Tennessee Los Angeles California Oaks Pennsylvania and Miami Florida. It began last Friday midnight when the CIO United Rubber Workers contract with Goodrich expired. Negotiations have been ongoing since August. There is no expectation a truce will resume work before a settlement is reached.
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Ansocimuec Fs
Dayton
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodrich
Planta
Akeron
Tuschlopss
Ala
Cadiline
Mich
Clarksville
Sir Harry Dauder Reported After Uneasy Night At Strathaven
Sir Harry Dauder the Scottish comedian remained in a serious condition in Strathaven Scotland after a night described as fairly comfortable by reports. Doctors issued a bulletin noting no improvement in his general state with blood clots on the brain and uremia cited as the conditions.
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Strathaven
Scotland
Harry Dauder
Climax Of Five Per Cent Inquiry Due Tomorrow
The climax of the inquiry arrives tomorrow as Vaughan, the president’s Army aide, is set to testify. Vaughan has promised a full statement on incidents tied to influence peddling and the home freezers matter. Senator Smith notes the focus on whether Vaughan did all to influence.
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Washington
Seni
Maj
Vajirhatty
Chicago
Vauehisn
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Me
Vauxhal
Hickey
James Wo Hum
Washington Management
Senator Smith
Hunt
Polio toll nears twenty thousand amid declining cases
Polio toll climbs to about 19 500 with cases easing in the latest AP survey across states including Alabama Arkansas Illinois Kansas Minnesota and North Dakota. Deaths reached 707 in Illinois and 35 in another state while Easton Pennsylvania imposes city wide quarantine measures and schools plan to reopen after September 7 as officials seek to isolate cases and curb gatherings.
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Associated Press
Trempyrton
Mowoverhip
Rags
Wurvey
Alabama
Arkansias Tlinois
Kansas
Miie
North Dakota
Hewitt
Pennsylvania
Pollo Quayantii
Easton
City Heal Conininatoner
Buston
Sparta
Eity
Qallantine
Dusiness
Buiies
Cattolie Petool An Thorities
Cattolie High Schoal
Spania
Game Cancelled by Rain for Keliduled Softball Match
A local softball game between the Erle Skippers and Corry Vets was canceled this afternoon due to wet field conditions. Officials plan to reschedule for 4 PM on a later date as the bleachers were moved for upcoming Foothill season preparations.
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Corry
Erie Youth Dies In Plane Crash
A Erie youth died when a plane crashed near North East after takeoff from Kearsarge airfield. The aircraft pitched and nosedived from 1500 feet, killing the occupant and injuring others. Deputy Caroner John Marks opened an investigation by the Civil Patrol and authorities.
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Erie
Nort East
Ronald P. Dennine
Rompanio
Claresey Steytl
News North East
Hamor
Kearsarge
Bible
Stewart
Caroner
John Marks
Civil Att Patrol
Truman Extends Time For Steel Wage Report Submission
New York August 21 the fact finders board announced that President Truman extended the deadline for submitting the steel wage dispute report to September 10. The original deadline was today but the board requested the extension to complete evidence and hearings. Industry spokesmen began rebuttal as companies hoped to finish by tonight. CIO Steelworkers and firms may reach agreement soon.
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Truman
Associated Press
NEW York
Steel Industry Jisplice
Teumali
Li Rypor
Tomarow
Deville
Jomethan
Carroll R. Daugherty
CIO Steelworkers Union
Britain’s Cabinet Convenes on Anglo American Talks
UK ministers meet in urgent session as Prime Minister Clownd Auitee and advisers weigh a planned September 7 start for Anglo-American currency talks. Sir Stafford Cripps and Bevin differ on high office options while Cripps backs a looming Washington conference aboard the Mauritania with the delegation sailing from Liverpool.
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Associated Presa London
Britain
Akon Elit Tel
I Uap
Hie Coumbey
Lou Letore
Wwe
Giylion
Rewr
Ilry
Lradte
Loren Alfulpe
Stafford Cripps
Bevin
New Yorke
Mauretania
Draft Board Names Corryite as New Clerk at No 1
Edward A. Codney of 66 Raymond Avenue is named clerk for Draft Board No 1 and will be installed tomorrow. He replaces Charles Schlosser Jr of Watertown who returns to college. Board hours, registration duties, and address or marital status changes are noted as part of the new regime.
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Edward A. Codney
Raymond Avenue
Draft Board No. 1
Ie Corry
Gud
Willecome
Mr. Codney
Charles Schlosser, Jr
Watertard
We Board
Mme
Youllis
tWie Weeldy
Secrehiry
Henry TL Wheeler
Ruymont Uvenile
Justice Rutledge Shows Improvement After Hospital Stay
York Me August 29 Supreme Court Justice Wiley B Rutledge is showing improvement at York Village Hospital a spokesman said today The 15 year old jurist is under treatment for a circulatory condition The hospital said The Judges family declined further statements about his condition Justice Rutledge was admitted Saturday The Rutledges have been vacationing at a nearby summer resort
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York, Me
Supreme Cour
Wiley B. Rutledge
York Village Hospital
Todliy
Justice Rutledge
Rutledges
Ogungutty Smart
Eleven Saved In Hit Ran Boat Collision On Chautauqua Lake
Eleven were saved from drowning after a speedboat rammed the Mary By from behind on Lake Chautauqua near HEMUS POINT. Douglas Bickler reacted quickly, gunning his motor and reaching shore as the stricken boat sank. The other vessel was piloted by H Oscar Johnson, who manages the Moose Summer home. Police and lake navigation officials investigated the collision.
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Chautauqua Lake
Hemus
Point
Saveil
Lake Chautauqua
Douglas Bicker
Aumages
Beckslet
Lakeside
Berthus Polnt
Marvin Chindgren
Joseph Dornberger
Lake Navigation Admanissioners
H. Oscar Johnson
Elliott Avenue
Moose
Johnson
Bicksler
Mary
Richardson
President Truman Reaffirms Aid to Britain in Global Crisis
President Truman pledged full U.S. cooperation to aid Britain amid a worldwide economic crisis. He warned against Communism and urged world prosperity as essential to peace, criticizing misinformed observers and reiterating U.S. intent to support allies while stressing diverse political paths. He spoke at the American Legion convention, receiving a service medal and outlining plans for mutual economic recovery.
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U. S
Philadelphia
Truman
Britain
Hussia
Andle
Washington
Wauitry
Addree
Britin
Antions
Emesa
Courley
Bruimgn
Avtany
American Legion
Hse
Jie
United Stans
United States
Bolivian Rebels Plead For Help Amid Air Attacks
Rebels in Cochabamba and La Paz call for support as government forces strike with air power. Six planes bombed Cochabamba while rebels respond with anti aircraft fire and pursuit, the broadcast urged civilians to resist and hold out.
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la Paz
Bolivia
Goshabamba
Fiere
Cochabamba
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