Truman Charged With Planning FBI Gestapo
Associated Press reports bitter civil rights debate as Senator Russell accuses President Truman of using the FBI to break down South segregation. The piece notes moves to train agents and pressure from Republican leaders while Democrats debate course ahead of civil rights legislation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russell
D-Ga
Truman
South
Risse
BuNsh
Ialna
Tonmusaldit
Department of Justice Civil Rights Division
FBT
Tutt
R-Chiel
Senate
Potley
Bail
R-Minn
Congres
Ball
Wnlilwe
Weven
Ty Wright
Democratic Econvention 46
Tru- 4
US Officer Dies of Wounds in Manila
Captain Harold A Glhis Jr 34 of New Cumberland Ph died yesterday from bullet wounds suffered during a holdup January 25 The Army announced Filsville Pauline and their two daughters were flown to be at his side Gibbs an ordnance officer from Trenton NJ was involved in the escort and investigation. The shooting prompted convoys of military and civilian personnel to travel in protective groups but no arrests have been made in the Gibbs case.
German General Stuelpnagel Faces War Crimes Trial
War Ministry said General Otto von Stuelpnagel, once Berlin’s commander in Paris, faces charges of crimes against humanity. The 68 year old bachelor awaited trial, with defense counsel Marcel Herstad noting the general appeared low in spirits but not as desperate as feared.
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Ny Pnweien
Paris
Fev
War Ministry
Otto Vor
Sluelpyngel
Cernapoop i
Peanee
Hng
Adolf Hitler
Marcel ‘Herstad
Navy plans for giant carrier and high speed subs revealed
Reported White House aid outlines a 60 000 to 80 000 ton carrier with eight experimental aircraft and eight ships for a new weapons program. Navy Secretary Sullivan sketches hull designs and notes possible future submarines and upgraded destroyers. A separate note claims a wolf shot in Zanesville ends sheep killings.
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Washington
Bib
Toit
Congress
Sullivan
Miele
Kentucky
Sullvan
Navy
Laem
Huntersillier
Elisex
Cooperation on Pension Row Stalls in Mine Threat Talks
New York February 6 Associated Press reports that miner and operator trustees diverge over pension rules under the 1947 agreement. Murray says Lewis refuses to accept his proposal, while Van Horn differs and offers no alternative.
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Associated Drawn
New York
Fox
Thoms E. Murray
United Mine Workers’ Pension Fund
Jock
Murray
Jobn J. Lewis
UMW
Ezra van Horn
Lewis
van Horn
Iim
Wyte
United Mine ‘Workers
Winyay
Corry Chamber of Commerce Names Director Candidates
The Corry Chamber of Commerce circulated ballots for six director positions for the coming year. A committee led by Dan Brown and others submitted an 11 name slate to Vacancier. Named: Helen Jones Charles Bracken A Hillstrom Earl Berry Howard Miller David Livingston H A Gilbert Gray Stine Richard Bachemer Walter Hindman Raleigh Van Tassel. Results will be announced at the first meeting on March 1 at the Hotel Sorry.
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Mall
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Ran
At Brown
Rush Leeds
Delbert Robinson
Arnold Seastead
Phil Meerdink
Tii! Yhe
Helen Jones
Charles Bracken
A. Hillstrom
Earl Cherry
Howard Miller
David Livingston
H A. Gilbert
Gray Stine
Richard Bacheme
Democrat Announces Fr State Treasurer Candidate
Harrisburg February reports say Fran A. Boy Jan of Carbondale enters the race for state treasurer as a Democrat seeking the nomination. Dylan, a close friend of Auditor General G. Harold Wagher, becomes the first to declare his bid. The Tickawanist county Democrat holds an administrative assistant post to Warner at $8,000 yearly.
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Harrisburg
Pennwmisia
Veday
Frant A. Boy Jan
Carbondale
Dylan
G. Harold Wagher
Yestereday
Warner
Albestromatizer
Rent Control Bill Sparks Full Committee Meeting
The full Senate banking committee meets this afternoon to decide on a rent control bill proposed by a subcommittee led by Senator Cain. It would allow unlimited rent increases under voluntary leases through 1949, remove building restrictions, let local boards set ceilings, and extend controls through April 6 1949 under the housing expediter. Senator Sparkman warns the plan could enable landlord coercion and favors retaining the current 10 15 percent cap. The measure aims to preempt tighter standards requested by President Truman’s administration.
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Washington
Congress
Tobey
R-Nh
Cain
R-Wash
Uough
Sparkmin -Ann
Sparkman
Pinimio
Government notes rising resistance to butter price hikes
Washington reports signs of consumer pushback to high food costs as Agriculture Department reviews market trends. Dairy prices slip after holidays while people seek cheaper meats and eggs. self rationing urged to curb inflation. Denver police seek ex Philadelphia forger Jerome Foster in $5,100 check case.
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Associated Press
Washington
Toode
Agriculture Department
Beevetitty Anderson
Anderscn
Porger
Denver
Philadelphia
Ray Humphreys
Jerome Foster
Humphisays
Yindnd “Danet
Government to take ownership of Palseberte on April first
London reports Hugh Gall whell announced government will seize Palseberte assets April 1. In Paris Communists protest against monetary measures and franc devaluation. In Washington a House committee recommended 2.5 billion dollars for next year’s proposal. In Lake Success the Soviet Ukraine accuses Britain of obstructing Palestine partition and opposes UN plan.
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London
Hugh Gallwhell
Wnday the Govement
Palseberte Atten
Jullslel
Anissivler
Tush
Bower
Smadehe
Bi Thyique of
Commons
Les
Washington, Fen
Paris
Pet
France
Communist Party
Confederation of Tabor
Lake Success
Roviet Tkraine Today
Grifuin
Palestine
Wassily A. Tar— Whenke
Security Council
United Nationse Assembly
Holy Land
Snowfall Misses Corry as Weekend Storm Looms
Corry and surrounding areas face a forecasted weekend snow event after sub zero temperatures as emergency equipment aids local plants. State officials report limited layoffs and continued production with no further furloughs as crews work to mitigate gas supply concerns.
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Corry Loday
Pennsylvania
Toucast
Tocal
Two Fatal Accidents Reported In County This Month
State Police report two fatal accidents among 49 on county rural highways in January 1948. Total damage reached 21900 dollars with 15 injuries across 11 accidents. arrests for traffic violations numbered 207. Conviction of financier Wu bittkthia upheld in New York court on four counts. another related claim reversed 2 to 1.
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Baroney
Pennsylvania
State Pollegro
Lawrence
Parle Armoured
Pete County
Janary
UVA
New York
Chait Court of Appease
Serge WubittKthia
Bervier
Ack
Fame Matemenia
Erie County Lawyers Boost Legal Service Fees Across Board
Erie County lawyers approved new minimums at a special meeting, with dramatic increases in divorce by publication fees and outside transactions. Publication fee rises to 326 from 200, outside service for business outside Erie County 650 per day, and court appearances up from 60 to 76 for the first day, 50 thereafter.
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Rossiter
Bre County Bar Associaton
William Knox
Erie
Alvorce
Iverce
Joy
Outaida
Knox
Appeal Verdict in City Hearings
Discharged one man found guilty of a city ordinance violation while a second defendant faced lack of evidence in two hearings before Police Magistrate M.8 Cobball. James Carslater, district supervisor of the Widmams and Teak drug chain, was found guilty of a parking violation and awaits further action after an appeal. George Wilcox of 726 East Street was discharged on a disorderly conduct charge after police arrest last week following a neighbor's complaint.
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Elso
Cobball
James Carslater
Widmams and Teak Drug Chain
Carsinitex
Apeit
Eile
George
Greece Moves to Counter Submarine Sightings
Greece announces a sub campaign after reports of two unidentified submarines off Peloponnese and Preveza. The navy escorts supply ships bound for Epirus as a guerrilla unit operates near Mount Parnes close to Athens.
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Greece
Associated Press
Athens
Vatahipe
Onder
Peloponnewis
Clute
Anothly
Prevesa
Tonos Sea
Freyeze
Epirus
Julie Oyder
Ema
Gondarmerie Unita
Mount
Parnes
De Valera Retains Lead in Irish Election But Falls Short
The Irish general election leaves Prime Minister Eamon de Valera with a slim Dail majority unlikely to reach 74 seats. Mullins says de Valera can form a government with Labour and independents, while Fine Gael concedes a chance for continued rule with minority support. Clann na Poblachta rises from fourth, forecast to win seats as new official returns come in from three constituencies.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Thomas L. Mul
Miet
Marion de Valera
Mullins
Pelme
Sunpork
Labor
Silye
el de Velera
Fianna Fair
William Burke
Fine Gael Party
de Valera
Thad
Igtext
Government Information Bureau
Flaone
Fianna
de Valera Wald
Ng Parh
Inna Fail
T Sim
Ant
National Labor
Tim
Sean Mae Byrde
Clann Wo Poblichhi
Republican Party
Tuklaw
Mac Bride
Not Guilty Plea in Extortion Case In Oil City Youths
Two Oil City youths Charles D L Altes and Ralph Bryan aged 19 and 22 entered not guilty pleas to blackmail after arraignment before Alderman William Peters. They were released on $2,000 bond each. Police reported arrest near the West End ice skating rink after a trap to catch those responsible for a $1,000 extortion letter to Mrs Walter A Kann. Occo oil city.
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Oil City
OL City
Charles DL. Altes
Ralph Bryan
of City Online
William Peters
West End
Walter A. Kann
Old City
Economists Doubt Positive Trend After Market Decline
The Associated Press reports a tentative stock and commodity rebound with wheat corn and oats fluctuating while buyers and sellers question whether the downturn signals a lasting shift. Prices across flour, sugar and other staples fell, spurring debate on inflation trends and future market stability.
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New York
Pele
Cam
Chiesco
Ramsas City
Osi
Associated Press
Chicago
Testor
Anders
Staal
Park Ice Rink Sets Record at Mead Park
Officials praise the rink staff and local businesses for keeping ice quality high and attracting crowds. The park thanked Will Thompson of Thompson Co for support and noted community cooperation from Wood Nava and others to sustain the facility through winter.
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Mead Park Ditictals
Uage
Will Thompson
Thompes Ber Co
Shady Avenue
Wood Nava Béers
Abtashet
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Jack Newcomb
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