Babson Warns Religion Critical in World Peace
Babson argues religion is a global need and urges youth to seek work on farms or in the countryside to endure postwar hardships. He reports on wartime shortages, housing ruin in Britain, and currency woes as France and Germany face hunger, bomb damage, and social unrest while Americans plan cautious relocation.
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Babson Divassey
Europe
Lakehurst
N.Y
New York City
England
Arzenfinn
Tours
U. S
France
Xam
Ifa
Norkherry
Paris
Germany
Belgium
Holland
T. S
Greek Regime Reported Doomed Reforms From Tsaldaris Cabinet
ATHENS August 30 Greece faced a government doom scenario as the new cabinet led by Constantin Tsaldaris and nearly all populists appeared on the brink of collapse. Ten ministers were sworn in by Archbishop Dameskinos at the royal palace to replace the ousted Populist-led regime of Demetrios Maximos. The lineup included one independent, Adm. Alexander Sakellarion, while ministers of supplies, provisional affairs, and merchant marine joined.
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Athens
Greece
Constantin Tsaldaris
Dameskinos
Paul I
Demetrios Maximos
Ted By ‘Tsaldaris
Adm
Alexander Sakellarion
Unions Boycotting Non-Communist Pledge
Russia ratifies peace treaties with five Axis satellites clearing the way for formal end to hostilities. Presidium of the Supreme Soviet ratifies pacts with Bulgaria Finland Hungary Italy and Romania, marking a major power move toward ending WWII era hostilities.
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Russia
Presidium of
Supreme Soviet
Bulgaria
Finland
Hungary
Italy
Romania
Russia ratifies Axis peace pacts paving end of war
London Aug 3 Russian ratification of peace treaties with five Axis satellites clears the way for formal end to hostilities with Bulgaria Finland Hungary Italy and Romania. Moscow says ratification completes the process and sets terms for Austria Germany and Japan. Russia stands to gain reparations and territorial concessions while Allies withdraw troops as treaties take effect.
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London
Bulgaria
Finland
Hungary
Taly
Romania
Moscow
Supreme Soviet Iie
Paris
Russia
Snie
Andrei Y_Wasninstey
Nod
Austria
Germany
Japan
Miania
Pinaud
Thaly
Rises
Avii
Be A
Potsamo
Povikkala-Udd
Britain
United States
Rofania
Car crashes into service station near Route 6
A car skidded off a concrete edge along Route 6, rammed a gasoline service station 0.5 miles west of Marry An unofficial estimate put damage at 500 to the building. The vehicle smashed through a roofed pump area, knocked a wall, and scattered groceries inside. The car was driven by Edward Ecklund of 102 East South Street. Authorities said the car’s damage reached 25.
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Corry Barracks
Edward Ecklund
East South Shreet
Cklund
Eas
Wart Her
Miles
Marry
Groneries Snc Otter
Bendix Trophy Dash Nears Cleveland Start
In Van Nuys a Bendix Trophy Dash is underway with pilots including Pam Page Hinyacek and Jann Cyrus among early entrants. Prize money totals $25,000 with $10,000 for first, $5,500 for second, and decreasing prizes to seventh. Pace centers on speed record attempts as entrants fly P-61 and other antique craft.
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Associated Press
van Nuys
Galil
Cleveland
Bendix
Paul Mints
Buran
William PB
Oxtain
Roslyn
Lone Tsinnel
Dane | Page Hinyacek Oé Wilmette
Jannit Cyrus
Sant. Patia
Calif
Jacqueline Cochran
Newark
N. J
Bruce Bimbel
Greenwich
Our
Uiuse
Mantz
Thomnss Maysun
van Nays
Thunder
Holt
AML
Bette Waitshine
Qdom
Dallas
Texas
Manta
Bea
Operon
Corry Shifts to Standard Time This Fall
Corry will move back to Eastern Standard Time on September 28 marking the end of daylight saving. Clocks reset at 2 a.m. with many civic and transit services adjusting schedules to winter time. Rail and bus operators plan new winter timetables, including Erie Railroad changes near Jersey City and Chicago due to newer diesel engines.
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Wuary
Yost
Erie Ralload
Tym Hower
Jersey City
Chicago
Corry Fair a Strong Draw with Widespread Prizes
Corry residents dominate recent fair events as numerous winners collect prizes and cash. Highlights included maple products, potato shows, and cooking, sewing, and fancy work awards. Entertainment features Jim Ly meh and his Death Dodgers, Teabre, and band concerts, with events ending at midnight.
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Jimmy Lymeh
Teabre
Corry
Verna Banaals
Cliff Edwards
Org Gibbons
John Boleratz
Echo McCray
Mabel ‘Akai
Glenn Bailey
Amy Cillchons
Trene Hayes
Center Street Wreck Causes Heavy Damage and Injury
A report filed today by police details a collision on North Center Street involving a Tryonville driver driving in front of a railroad passenger train and crashing into Elk Street resident Arthur Storer’s car. Miss Boyle of Tryonville was also driving to assist a passenger when the wreck occurred, resulting in heavy damage to both vehicles.
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Arthur Storer
Elk Stree
Charlotte Boyle
Tryonville
North Center Street
Policie
Dent
Simmshed
Stover
Miss Boyle
Chest of Commerce Advances Plans for Community Chest
A board of Illuminators and the Chamber of Commerce report slow progress on establishing a Community Chest. First steps are to begin within two weeks, with a progress report at the next directors' session. Local inquiries indicate Northwestern Pennsylvania communities favor setting up the fund before December.
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Ghowibar of Commerce
Yesker Tay
Li le
Whynge
Fe Shamber of Commerce
Pth
Northwesternanylvania
Setuy Hers
Pln
Hove
Retail Merchants Bureau of the Commerce Group
Ils
Carry
Preyprine
Princess Elisabeth’s home in Sunpinghill Park destroyed by fire
London dispatch reports a spectacular blaze gutting the south wing and roof of Princess Elisabeth’s refurbished home in Sunpinghill Park. Ten fire companies battled flames for hours, water pumped from Mirror Lake, officials say arson is not confirmed though a criminal probe is planned.
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London
Spectacuir Tre
Princess Eliabeth
Sunpinghill Park
Mirror Lake
Rae Alu
Philip
Mountattan
National Fire Service Tire
Siliites
City Plants and Stores to Close on Labor Day
Local industry and business leaders announce a Labor Day closure for city plants and shops with a plan to reopen the following Wednesday. Police warn of increased highway patrols and delayed deliveries as recreational areas anticipate surge in activity around the holiday.
Sparta Receives New Fire Truck From Anderson Company
The Sparta Fire Department unveiled a new modern pumper, an 7,000 series apparatus built by The Howe Company of Anderson Indiana. The 4000 gallon per minute pump, high pressure nozles and carbon dioxide extinguishers mark it as fully up to date. Chief R. V. Shreve stated the department would display the equipment at public events over the coming weeks. The Sparta department serves Sparta township, the Onnedohta Lake area, and Lintalnville with over 20 members.
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Simuetenushiare
Ohlef R. V. Shyeye
Tno
He Howe Company
Anderson
Iiek
Shyeve
Gonviealie
Geveral
Spartansbure Fire Department
Bore Sparin
Onned
Hit and Run Driver Sought Near Corry on Route 6
Police seek the driver of a second car that struck a 1929 Pontiac near Corry seven miles west on Route 6 at 11:80. Phillip Schillaci of Greenville, driving the Pontiac, reported the other vehicle was a 1937 model with unknown license number. No injuries. damage to the left side expected to exceed $50.
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Corry
Phillip Schillaci
Greenville
Senil
UN group urges end to British rule in Palestine
United Nations special committee on Palestine nears a report urging ending the British mandate in the Holy Land and moving toward independent self government or partition by September 1949. The group reports majority support for independence in some form, with detailed plans reflecting competing proposals among nations and a two house legislature in a federated or partitioned outcome.
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UN Group
Palestine
Associated Presa
Geneva
Holy Land
Anil Nabions
General Assembly
New York
Whey
Willieh
United Nations
Fea
Ita Qewigh
Australia
Iran Premier Re-elected Amid Parliament Shakeup
Ahmed Qaeam was re elected premier by the Iranian parliament with 18 of 116 votes. He resigned Wednesday under a law requiring the premier to quit when a new Majlis is created.
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Associated Press
Tehran
Ahmed Qaeam
Qayam
Million to View Legion Parade
New York reports Legionnaires close their convention with calls for universal military training and calm about global war. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, hailed by the crowd, urges preparedness without provoking long conflict while seeking peace and disarmament. In Bradford, Pa., Toby Lyons wins the Big State Golf Association title with a one stroke victory.
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Associated Frees
New York
Legionnaires
Clenersal
Dwight D. Lisenkinner
Conventin
Eisenhower
Ex soldier held for taking atomic photographs in Brooklyn
An ex soldier Arnold Frederick Kiyl 27 of Brooklyn faced U S commissioner in New York charged with taking highly confidential photographs from Los Alamos New Mexico installation. FBI said 7 photos and 10 negatives were seized in Brooklyn home. Hoover said Kiyl admitted removing classified pictures and later burned them. He served in the Army 1942-45 and worked at Brookhaven and AEC Patchogue before dismissal.
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Associated Press
New York
Arnold Frederick Kiyl
Brooklyn
U. S
New Mexico
Los Alamos Slomie
Washington
Arnole Proderjel Kivi
U.S
New Yrk
Dos Alamos
N.M
Alunite
J. Edgar Wpover
General Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
FBI
Kivi
Meaver
Ne Inter
Lge Alamos
FBT
Los Alamos
Ars
FET
Army
FSI
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commisssion
Patchogue
N.Y
Labor leaders dodge NLRB on Taft-Hartley affidavits
Washington reports AFL CIO leaders kept the National Labor Relations Board in the dark on potential Tubing business under Taft-Hartley rules. Officers of AFL CIO affiliated unions face non Communist affidavits, risking denial of board access for about 19 200 workers. Denham demands sworn declarations from all officers of labor organizations and related national or international bodies.
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Associated Press
Washington
AFL
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Bolls Apl
CTC
Nurb General Counsel
Ne Dente
Denham Thas
APL
CTO
Ibis Jan
Tocels Jabd
Heir Nacional
Denham
Joliet L. Lewis
UMW
WLRB
Denham Tuling
Runjore
Paving Project Ends Next Week Near Complete Road Work
Officials from Jocal construction announce completion of a low cost paving program begun on Als zust. Nine finishing by machinery remain as final coating and sealing layers are applied. Roadways will be opened to traffic once authorities confirm curing and sealing.
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A. Zalsneck and Son
Als Zust
Ltl
Jocal Construction Company
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