Jewish Commandos Attack Tireh as Death Toll Rises
Jewish commandos attacked Tireh near Haifa using grenades and automatic weapons, killing 12 Arabs and wounding many as fighting across the Holy Land pushed the death toll past 301 in 13 days. British troops moved into Jerusalem amid further Arab and Jewish attacks.
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Ambulance service license reheard in Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission orders a rehearing on the revocation of Frank P. Nitshe’s ambulance permit for funeral service within a 30 mile radius of Punstawny. Funeral directors led by Walters protested at the Brookville hearing, saying the permit harms their investments and they were not properly represented.
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Candia Moves to Stabilize Gold Prices amid Imports
Ottawa reports government plans to subsidize gold production to offset rising import costs. Finance Minister Abe informs the House of Commons the subsidy will cover a significant portion of production cost, with the price set at over 14 dollars per ounce. London dispatch notes Foreign Secretary Bevin said Britain will surrender Palestine mandate by May 15 if feasible, urging Jews and Arabs to end violence sparked by UN partition.
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Briluitt
Bevin
Bie
Anthony Eden
Nadims
Palestine
Predicted Heavy Antlerless Deer Kill Tomorrow
Weathered report notes a surge in antlerless deer hunting with an expected high harvest across Warren and McKean counties. Officials from Pennsylvania and neighboring states plan enhanced patrols tomorrow to enforce antlerless-only rules amid tight enforcement.
Aid compromise study launched in U S foreign aid debate
Washington neighbors a aid package moved to ticketing stage as Senate may approve conditional Europe aid. Five members in each chamber began drafting terms aiming for compromise by Monday. House trimmed requests to 590 million with 60 million for China. Senate parity sought 607 million overall.
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Platforms Built Here by Erie Railroad
Erie Railroad constructs two unloading platforms totaling over 500 feet West of Center Street and West of Tin Street for improved passenger and mail transfer. Project aims to reduce delays caused by gas trolley closures and new diesel switches, with use set to begin soon and road blockages easing thereafter.
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Dinner honors Raymond veteran James Neville at Corry Hotel
A testimonial dinner at the Corry Hotel celebrated James Neville of Raymond Mfg Co for 50 years of continuous service. Ralph Glenn presented a gold watch. E W Beldt spoke and gave a purse of money. Retired Raymond workers attended. Mrs Neville plans retirement on December 17.
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Duyer
Fire damages temporary Ohio Street home
A small fire damaged the temporary residence of Mr. and Mrs. Al Gilbert on Ohio Street early today. Firefighters responded quickly and extinguished the blaze. The Gilberts were living in the structure while repairs were underway.
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Rome Strikes Amid Rising Tense as Communists Advance
Rome observers report a tense city as police clash with demonstrators during a general strike in the capital. Dispatches note 20 000 partisan groups converging from the north, deepening concerns of potential violence at key sites including Piazza Colonna and the Vatican walls.
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Sergeant Testines At War Crimes Trial
An American sergeant testified at the war crimes trial of ten Japanese defendants in the Philippines. He described being beaten as a prisoner of war after accidentally cutting the back of a sake bottle, with defendants allegedly ordering others to trap him.
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Plane Crash Near Memphis Kills Eleven
Reported crash near Memphis, Tennessee, involved a military aircraft from Aberdeen Maryland. Eleven people died and several others were injured as the plane exploded after takeoff. Witnesses described hearing a loud blast and seeing debris along the crash site two miles from the Memphis vicinity. Authorities pursued casualty details and identified the aircraft as based at Aberdeen, with the last leg from El Paso, Texas.
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No Insurance Noted in 7 Million Fire at Scio Plant
Scio Ohio reports a massive blaze at the World’s Largest Wejeducerie facility causing an estimated 2 million dollar loss. Owner B Reese cited no insurance due to high premium for explosive gas facilities. Fire destroyed pottery lines and conveyors but workers were reportedly paid first, with tentative rebuilding planned amid unemployment concerns.
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Scio Pottery Co
Tomer
Eaid
William Foster Remains Hospitalized After Accident
William Foster, 83, was removed to Hamot Hospital in Erie after a vehicle collision at Washington and North Center streets. Doctors, led by Dr. A C Davis, report fractures to his shoulder several broken ribs and pelvis injuries.
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GOP Inflation Bill Faces Sharp House Fight
The GOP bill to curb inflation faces a heated House fight as Democrats push to block or modify President Truman's proposals. Key figures include House leaders and Senator Baldwin arguing for a positive program, with debate shaping pork and rationing ideas amid cost of living concerns.
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Corry Woman Unhurt As Ford Rolls Over
A Corry woman driving a 1947 Ford rolled over on West Smith last night. Mrs. Taines R. Humphries, 45 East Bondinet, was not injured. Police warned of slick driving and trench conditions after the accident as high winds blew snow from city streets and highways.
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Mine Officials Begin Probe of Fatal Blast at Lehigh Coal
Wilkes-Barre Pa December 12 The death toll rose to seven in a gas explosion at the Lehigh Coal & Coke Company's Franklin colliery. Two blasts in rapid succession 1 200 feet underground triggered a deadly collapse and two more died in hospitals. State and federal agencies launched an immediate investigation. The disaster adds to recent light anthracite mine blasts in Luzerne County with 40 workers affected this year.
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Molotov Signals Possible Soviet-German Reparations Pact
London reports Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov suggested delaying reparations payments to allow German recovery. He proposed immunity for the German state if Berlin unifies and resumes steel output around 11 million tons annually, with the United States France and Britain cautious on full decontrol.
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London
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Wdek
Russia
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Reich
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U. S
Tupais
United States
Weather aids rescue of Army survivors at Westover Field
Clearing weather improves evacuation chances for three Army men who survived a transport plane crash that killed 24 others. Two seriously injured survivors were airlifted to Goose Bay. none of the three remains in critical condition.
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Associated Press
Westover Field
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Labrador
All Transport Command
Goose Bay
Walter Reed Wespival
Washington, D. C
Penelec Employees to Receive $50 Bonus Across Years
About 25 full time employees at Pennsylvania Electric Company and Corry will get an $80 bonus to help with higher living costs. The bonus is paid to those with six months service as of December 10, with $1250 due on the 15th of December January February and March. Employees reaching six months by the 10th of a month become eligible for further payments.
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Pauley Says He Sold Futures Holdings After Army Job
Edwin W. Pauley testified he is over $100 000 worse off after selling his grain and commodity futures when he became special assistant to the secretary of the army. He claimed liquidation followed an agreement with Royall and denied army transactions or insider trading.
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