Aero Strike Ends as Plant to Open Tuesday
Workers of Aero Logans 140 International Association voted to accept the company's wage proposal ending a strike. Management refused retroactive pay demands tied to Hershey seniority rulings, with production resuming Tuesday at 8 am. Some layoffs expected as materials and reorganization proceed.
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Atte Supply Mfg
Aero Lodan
Mt Mitchiniss
Aero
Tesla
Nmith
Akmis
Whder
Kent
Dines
We5
Mesalady Department
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Aero Manage
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Ik Ws
Monei
Hershey
Ne Company 15
Lakes Strike Called Off By Maritime Union
The National Maritime Union declared a Great Lakes strike ended at noon today for seven firms with ships freed except those altered by the operators. The union said those seven firms were not yet in agreement on a statutory settlement. Firms named include Inland Steel, Nicholson Transit, American Steel and Wire, Jolson Transportation, Brown Shastu, and others.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Aue
CIO
National Maritime Union
Great Lakes
WNMU
Inland Steel Company
Nicholson Transit Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Jolson Transportation Company
First Heavy Frost Hits City After Clear Night
A heavy frost damaged garden plants across town and frost formed on windshields along Irving Street and other streets. A 28 year old resident reported a temperature spike. observers noted near GoDock and East Wave Street. Lower city fog may have worsened road conditions near Clmor and Patnpma. Drivers faced slippery streets as the frost intensified in the morning.
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Anetr ix
Alive
Troy
Trving
Kinley
Wavwe
Clymor
Autoists urged to cut travel for next weekend
Officials urge motorists to limit highway travel over the Labor Day period noting past crashes and hospitalizations. The Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association asks carriers to move only essential trips and drivers to reach destinations before sundown. State Police plan full highway patrols to ease congestion and improve safety.
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Druckers
Hubley
Corry
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Ark
Hee
State Guard Bars Drafter Enlistments in Wartime Shakeup
Harrisburg reports a War Department directive restricting enlistments in the Pennsylvania National Guard to men not recently discharged from federal service or draft age youths under strict conditions. The policy bars those who were separated from the federal forces for liability or nonqualification from enlisting until the unit stages of reorganization are complete.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania National Guard
Na- Mohal Guard
War Départment
Car Crash on Columbus Ave Injures Two
Two people were injured when a car veered off Columbus Avenue near Russell Road and crashed into an embankment. Glen Ruger, driver from Sparkansburg, was treated for shock and possible skull fracture. Bridget Costelly, a passenger from East Columbus, suffered a severe cut and abrasions. Both were hospitalized. investigation cites a blowout and vehicle damage as causes.
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Columbus Avenue
Russell
Newport
Thade
Allendanis
Augur
Wis
Ventmnent Hadlays
Hamowe
Wily Palies
Stolen Utility Truck Driver Sought After West Main Incident
Police seek the driver of a large utility truck reported missing after it struck a fire hydrant on West Main Street and became stuck. The owner, Bert Hannold of Brookville, says the truck was used without permission and disappeared with the keys. Authorities continued the inquiry to locate the vehicle and identify the driver.
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West Main Street
Toauiry
Bert Hannold
Brookville
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Cldimerd
Olivers
OPA Opens New Sugar Inquiry in Pittsburgh District
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the OPA filed 10 criminal informations against Western Pennsylvania men as sugar ration violations surge. Officials estimate 10,000 to 18,000 pounds weekly diverted through counterfeit stamps, with Beaver Falls resident Frank Guilierroc charged in a 4500 pound case.
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Associated Press
OPA
Bittsoumeh
Ween! Channel
Pennsylvania
Loran Lo Dewis
Guilierroc
Fourteenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Rowery
Gullemen
FBI and State Police to Probe Martin's Klan Ties
FBI and Pennsylvania State Police launch a joint inquiry into Ku Klux Klan activities centered in the south-central Chambersburg area after a newspaper advertisement signed Franklin County Klae and Declared Weuited. The investigation, directed by Attorney General Tune, aims to map felonious Klan operations across the state with Wilhelm coordinating the inquiry.
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Chamberlyn'y
Franklin County Klae
Alny
CM. Wilknim
Ceda Winifty
Martin
Wilhelm
Air races start Bendix trophy with new records likely
The Bendix Trophy Race opens in Cleveland with 25 000 prize as 22 entrants from Van Nuys fly 300 mile dash to set records. Navy Corsair led by Thomas Call from Los Angeles kicked off time trials at 10 28 a m. Flights will begin with 5 minute intervals and top 12 speeds qualify for Thompson Trophy while others race in Sehg Trophy events amid aerobatics and speeches. Tex Johnston’s Niagara Falls, New York entry signals expected high speeds as P 40 Apache sets pace.
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Associated Press
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Call
Thomas Call
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Willy
Gvantett
van Nuys
Calif
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Renaix Competiti
Jacqueline Godsin
Ramine
Unil Ja
Bilt
Tex Johnston
Niagara Fills
N. Y
Thompson
Molotov Sees Terror Reign In Greek Election Fuss
Paris reports Molotov accused the United States and Britain of interfering in Greece's upcoming election and aiding the return of exiled King George I. He claimed Western troops and American ships are present as the peace conference weighs the Greek Albanian border dispute and envisions a period of stability for the region.
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Assovistea Press
Paris
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Ayls
Balkan
George I
V. M. Molotov
Greel Albani
Molatov
Rusia
Blav Bloc
Debrte
Russia asks UN for allied troop data
The Soviet Union urged the United Nations to determine the location and status of Allied troops stationed in territories of former enemy states. The move came amid broader UN discussions and Greek border tensions as Britain criticized Soviet policy and Greece during the upcoming plebiscite.
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Russia
Ress Lake Success
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Tyas
Albyn
Greece
United Nations
Cornell
Portugal
Irand
Trans-Jordan
Albania
Mongolia
Sweder
Iceland
Afpiunistan
Riwston
Andre Gromylko
Flan
China
Taliacil
Sev ‘Eral
United
Varlons
German clandestine movement in postwar Germany expands
Aug 90 report by US forces in Europe notes a German clandestine network with Soviet sympathies active in the Western zones. A single leader allegedly confessed distributing Russian troop movement details to the Americans. Free German faction linked to op zones and French occupation reports.
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RED
Germany
Frankfurt
Thielligenun
U.S
Europe
Siutigar
America
Brish “Vies
Mizak pleads not guilty to murder charge
Andrew Mizak pleads not guilty at arraignment held before Justice Greenlumi in Warren. He is held for trial in the Warren county jail under custody, with Edward Pewilio retained to represent him. Mizak reportedly shot John Kulinski then surrendered to state police after being treated for injuries.
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Exlyurd Eirio
Erie
Mmuriier
Warren
Justice Greenlumi
Minar
Lindor
Repheliber
Misale
Sherif
le Warren County
Erle
Atizak
Petrillo Hae
Mizak
Nick
Stalin
Thomas Kowaits
Neigbor
Kalinsigt
Migak
John
Koza
O'Hara
Mivak
Last of Jewish saboteurs receives death sentence
In Jerusalem on August 30, Jacob Menahem Alemay, the last of 23 Stein Gane members charged with sabotaging Haifa railway yards, was sentenced to death by a military court with confirmation awaited by the British commander in Palestine.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Jacob Menahem Alemay
Stein Gane
Haifa
Im Palestini
Akalay
Suimsett
Judes
Rill
Alcalay
Ftland Reiende
Gillizes
Dorot
Ru- Tama
Palestine
Inge Cathe
Riltilligns
Explosions Hit Sun Oil Tanker Chester Rum Coast Guard Reports
Two blasts struck the Sun Oil Company tanker Chester Rum near West Florida on night duty as four crewmen suffered burns. The forward deck was damaged and a blaze raged for hours before the ship was stabilized.
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Assur Bey
Cotton Goods Price Rise Sparks Retail Hike Across Nation
Bulletin reports an increase of about two percent on all cotton textile garments at mills and a further rise in retail prices. In Greece, political violence surges as voters prepare for a monarchy referendum with 21 killed and 22 seized in the last 24 hours. In Russia, Gen Gregorii Semenov and co-defendants face execution or long prison terms after a treason trial.
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Associated Press
Washington
Athens
Greeor
Ministry of Public Order
Moscow
Gregorii Semenov
Dipirm Arial
Russia
Tupan
Smashing of German Spy Ring Tied to Soviet Sympathy
Frankfort Germany and Washington announced the capture of a German spy network with Soviet sympathies. Fourteen Germans await trial on espionage charges. Walter Kazmarek of Stuttgart identified as a defendant and said the group supported Soviet policy over the Allies. Electrical recordings show a long-range plan to penetrate U.S. military circles with pro Russia sentiment.
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Germany
Cormply
Lader
Germas
Tee Germany
Nly Ote
Walter Kazmarek
Stuttgart
Evory
Gennans
Russia
Uspet Seid
Lawrence Prepares for Power Dispute
Lawrence officials warn that the Duquesne Eight Company and its independent union face a possible strike after failed talks. A strike vote is planned for Tuesday as a 20 percent wage boost and a master contract for all affiliated firms remain unresolved, threatening regional power reliability and daily life.
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Pittsburgh
David J. Layinence
Duquesne Eight
Independentnfon
Wler
Alleghery County
Beaver County
War in Sight Persists Between United States and Russia
Report from observers at a conference shows a general view that war remains possible between the United States and Soviet Russia. The dialogue highlights irreconcilable policies and rising tensions affecting global security.
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United States
Paris Faces A Deteriorating Peace Outlook Warning
Paris dispatch reports growing gloom over the peace conference. Belman Morin notes discouraged optimism, rising tensions between Russia and the United States, and public doubt about a quick settlement. The piece contrasts Versailles era unity with current discord as antiwar sentiment grows amid volatile allied and Soviet posturing.
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Paris
Europe
Walter
Luxembourg Palace
Russia
United States
V. M. Molotov
T. S
Jines F. Byrnes
Versailles
Georges Clemenceau
Germany
David Lloyd George
Tyne
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