Indian regime vows to restore peace after Gandhi death
Nehru tells Constituent Assembly restoring peace is government priority. Reported riots since Gandhi assassination claim at least 50 killed. officials, including three high leaders, targeted by plot. Ambitious crackdown on private armies noted amid nationwide violence. Hindu-Muslim tensions flare in Bombay and Madras with hundreds killed or wounded.
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Diwaharlat
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Indian Constituent Assembly
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Goji
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Gandinavthi
Gandhi
Qiullig
Ay Vileht
Sardar Vallabhat Phtini
Pandit Ja
Waharlal Nehru
Maulanth Abu Kalan Azad
Jumma
Birla House
Brandis
Ganges
Bombay
Sind
Madras
Mobi
Fast Train Rams Freight Killing One In Iowa
A rocky mountain rocket from Chicago to Denver collided with a freight train near the station last night. One rail passenger was killed and many injured. Conductor Hill of the freight train died in the wreck. The locomotive and cars were wrecked with severe damage and debris scattered along the track.
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Iowa
Rocky Mountain
Chicago
Denver
Cumtora
Hill
Buyls
Yeinching
Palestine Blast Injures Twenty. Death Toll Rises
Police report and Arab sources conflict over blame for a blast that wrecked the Palestine Post building in Jerusalem. The attack killed around 200 people and caused extensive damage across Ben Yehuda Street, near King George Street. Hospitals counted eight to nine critical injuries as windows shattered up to a kilometer away. Dozens wandered with bandages as authorities investigated extremist links and possible anti Jewish sentiment driving the act.
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Associated Press
Jerubalem
Palestine Post
Iit
Wecause
Ofljer Suiweny
Jerusale
Bian
Square
Ben Yehuda Street
Fom
He Winab
Mugen
David Ostate
Cold spell worsens gas shortage across Meadville area
Reported Friday night cold snap deepened a natural gas shortage in Meadville Jamestown and Bradford causing conservation measures under a state of emergency. Forecasts indicate temperatures near nine above last night with expected rise above freezing today as Pennsylvania Gas Company struggles to restore supply to Corry and industrial plants avoid furloughs.
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Pennsylvania Gas Canmany
Corry
McInnes
Meadville
Jamestown
Bradford
Wrecks On City Streets Blame Dimmed Lights And Careless Turns
Two weekend motor crashes blamed on bad lighting and inattentive driving near North Center and at Mast South and Baal streets. Bruce Kinnaman and Robert Hill failed to dim lights and blinded drivers, while Edward Lovach and Arlo Williams collided at a street corner. Police say both incidents involved failing to yield and both drivers agreed to pay for their own vehicle damages.
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Bruce Kinnaman
Ieveland
Robert Hill
Bre
Union
North Center Street
Kinnaman
Baal
John Rusanti
Cony
R. D
Melvin Smith
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pollet
Solaw Minne —te—Mietritwrnation
Four Corry residents hurt in Buffalo cab bus wreck
A Corry man and his wife were among four locals injured when a taxi collided with a bus of the International Railway Co in Buffalo Saturday night. Frederick Miller 48 of Bash Pleasant street remains hospitalized with arm and rib injuries. his wife and another couple were treated and discharged.
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Buffalo Columbus
Frederick Miller
Bash Pleasant Street
Ben
William Dahl
East Main Atreet
Waa
Corry
Talernation- A) Railway Co
Buffalo
Miller
Dali
Deb
Milex
Cory
Two Additional Complaints Filed by Russia
Washington reports that Russia has filed two more complaints with the United States, bringing the week’s total to four. The protests address U S bombers over Soviet shipping in Japanese waters and American military missions in Inuit areas, claiming violations of merchant shipping rights and treaty terms.
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Japanese
Iran
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
London
Rusaia
Moscow Radio
Ulm
Wctmilies
U.S
Wost Africa
Youth Held in Theft at Lane O Nell Service Station
City police detained a year old Corry resident in juvenile court regarding theft from Lane O Nell service station at the corner of North Center and East Predovick streets. Police report 87 dollars were taken in cash, with 77 discovered Saturday and 95 the prior week. One suspect was questioned by police.
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R. D
Avendé
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East Predovick
O'Nell
Sit Shit
Vatteruoon
Cost of Aid Plan To Be Cut By 800 Million
Washington Feb 2 Danis Eress reports that lawmakers plan to reduce the European recovery program start up cost by about 800 million dollars. Chairman Bridges and other Republicans push deeper cuts, arguing current figures overstate needs and that goods for Europe may be delayed or trimmed. Congress members seek restraint on federal spending as they review the 99 billion federal budget for the year beginning July.
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Washington
Danis Eress
Bridges
R-Nh
Tria
Brideos
Xnital Department
Benwiv Forelen
Tinhweek Hut
Europe
Amie Cout
BeHdies
Une Fuse
Ywlil Sal
Congres Auye
Sonalop ‘Tate
R-Ohie
Another cold wave sweeps into Midwest
A severe cold front swept into the Upper Midwest and eastern half of the country, with 15 below zero reported in Grand Forks N D and a drop from 14 to 5 in Minneapolis. Weather officials forecast a gradual warmup in the East while the South faced colder conditions and schools closed in Virginia due to snow and ice.
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Chicago
Natin
Dakotas
Minnesota
Grand Forks
N. D
Minneapa
Tennessee
Pulaski
Columbia
Jinches
Virginia
North Carolina
Lee
Extreme January Cold Sets Record for Freezing Temperatures
Weather records show January ranged from 2 below to 4 above with several days below zero. Sunshine was plentiful on many days despite 94 percent cloud cover on the month. A notable period saw a 24 below reading in the city and heavy snowfall totals near 5.7 inches.
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Weneer Am
George Mulderick
Weilivt
InhUai'ya
Feina Wisa
Sumac
Vandals Loot Cafeteria At Gary Senior High School
Vandalism at Gary Senior High School involved breaking an iron grate from a southeast window Saturday night. The intruders looted ice cream and other items from the cafeteria cooler, left wax straw tapers around the room, and fled before dawn. Police believe students familiar with the cafeteria aided the break in.
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Gary
Rafeteria
Howard Sheen
Lerla
January employment rise shown in local report
Stewart Long reports a January uptick in local employment with 40 hires up from December, 31 of them women and 36 restrains, while 22 job openings remain in the local labor office. The Corry office lists 198 unemployment claims and 98 veterans readjustment allowances, with weather expectations predicting more hires in spring.
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Uelvaree Weaither von Fitlong
Stewart Long
Qange
Toon tTlee
Sweylee
Lome
Perkans
Iuigs
Elenbiselan
Maciie
Phe Fies Wisa
Corry
Long
Spriaig
Cortsbruetitit
Rescues From Lake Erie by Airlift Mark Historic Night
Three laborers were pulled from Lake Erie after a 21 hour ordeal in near freezing water. William Stevenson Jr Myles Reynolds and George Helly survived fatigue while a Bell Aircraft helicopter piloted by Floyd Carlson conducted the first such ice darkness rescue in four years. They used sleds wind breaks and charcoal to stay warm before dawn rescue. The ice stretch extended to the Canadian shore about 25 miles away with a mile and half of open water. The men were rescued after more than a day adrift in icy conditions near the lake.
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Wie
Velow
William Stevenson, Jr
Myles Reynolds
George ‘Ellhy
Thosr
Accidents on Area Highways Reported by Corry State Police
The Corry State Police barracks reported January activity covering 624 miles of area highways and 254 patrols. In the month six criminal and 14 incident investigations led to 16 criminal arrests and 49 raffle arrests. Officers recovered $530 worth of stolen property and totaled $5,020 in damage. There were 331 information and assistance requests answered over the two day sweep.
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Corry
Corp
TL Hubley
Corry Man Held on Disorderly Conduct Charge
George Wilcox held on $200 bond awaiting hearing after disturbance complaints from Post Street residents. Officers found him pounding on the door of his former residence. no gate has been set for counsel procurement.
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Post Street
Offivers
Wilcox
Republicans Tax Reduction Bill Passed by House
The House approved the Republicans tax reduction bill amid political maneuvering. Treasury Secretary Snyder cited a plan to liquidate $4.4 billion in assets held by European citizens in the United States. Greek forces reported a riverine clash in northwestern Greece amid broader regional tensions.
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Washington
Thnis
Une
Treasury
Snyder
Hart
Oil City Man Fatally Beaten Holding Suspect
Robert Thomas Moore, 41, was found dead at his Oil City home on a Sunday afternoon from a fractured skull and heavy blows, likely with a lead pipe. Suspect Juanel Gordon Myers, 32, a former business associate of the deceased’s son, was found hiding in an attic and jailed on an open charge as police continue the investigation.
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Prince
Moores
Myers
Groundhog Shadow Promises Six More Weeks Of Winter
From Punxsutawney to Quarryville and Philadelphia Zoo, groundhogs saw their shadows signaling six more weeks of winter. In Punxsutawney, Dr. Loren and Charles Hess reported the turnout as observers noted the sun and shadow. Gertie the Philadelphia Zoo groundhog also saw her shadow and retreated to her nest for more winter weeks.
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al Punxsutawney
J. A. Lorenso
Groundhog Club
Roy
Ang
Abe Weeks
Chyrles Hess
Quarryville
Bess
Quirryville
Hess
Philadelphia
Gertié
Gertie
Doughton Says Dems Will Okay Smaller Slash
Representative Doughton signals Democratic support for a smaller slash in spending or policy, framing the move as fiscally prudent and aligned with party goals. He stresses bipartisan cooperation and emphasizes potential budget cuts would target nonessential programs.
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Doughton
Knutson Bill 15 Described as Too Much
Washington Feb 2 The House passes a six point five billion dollar tax cut bill as critics call it too large and warn it may force deficits. Rep Donington notes Republicans could push a four point twenty five billion cut if Democrats join, while President Truman presses for spending cuts and a $40 personal tax credit option. The debate shifts to Senate review with changes possible.
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Washington
House
Senate
Donighton
DNC
Congress
Tramanl Alsape
Doughtom
Doppleton
Knutson
Ming
Trumen
Trumen Hug
Three Suffocated in Jeannette Fire Fatalities
In Jeannette Pennsylvania a house fire claimed three lives two women and a child. The victims Mire A Te Prioq and her daughter Mire MsehLit Charles and Anne Scott Ghutlea aged five died from smoke inhalation. Mrs Price's husband was rescued from a different section of the home.
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Mire
A. Te Prioq
Mire MsehLit Charles
Pranddumeloyery
Anne Scott Ghutlea
Prec Price
Arctic
Sire Price
Arener
Pen Oil Company
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