Attempted Costa Rican coup foiled by police forces
State security reports a failed coup aimed at toppling Costa Rica's government and installing former President Rafael Calderón. Gunfire erupted in San José as police and troops deployed to quell the uprising amid protests and arrests. officials blamed Communists and rival groups for the attempt.
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Costa Rica
Associated Press
Sam Jose
Rafael Calderon Guardia
Ulake
Wales
Broadéant
Senate Looks To End Price Wage Spiral With Speech
St Paul reports Senator Pull promises action to curb price wage spiral amid a major policy speech and a news conference. In London the government defends a wage policy with a white paper prompting labor opposition, while Lake Success moves to delay India Pakistan Kashmir discussions until March 1 to March 15.
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Asliléderes
Lake Success
Tndis
New Delhi
Ehate
Judge Upholds City Disorderly Conduct Ordinance
Judge Burton Laub upheld the city disorderly conduct ordinance as valid. Guth, appealing a summary conviction, appeared for sentencing after plea and admission of the ordinance’s validity. Attorney Tess Valiante represented Guth, who confessed to the ordinance’s applicability during the prohibition era disturbance concerns.
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Burton Laub
Louk
Peat Guth
Guth
M. & Cobhall
Tess Valiante
Bile
Wallax Scott
Housing Bill Expected to Pass This Year Says McCarthy
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin predicts Congress will pass a broad housing bill this year with private enterprise as main support. He urges no government owned public housing in the program and supports 500000 new dwellings annually while noting about 700000 may remain on the market.
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Washington
Beni
Tor McGarthy
R-Wis
Lodouty
Congress
House-Senate
McCarthy
Joint Committee
McGarthy
Gehate
Police recover stolen Erie car near Mill Village
Corry officers locate an Erie man's 1941 Ford abandoned near Mill Village after a private lot theft. The vehicle, parked before midnight, had keys left inside and was found undamaged. The owner is Pranuls Hawley, a resident of Able Street.
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Erie
Mill Village
Corry
Ford
Chan Gampbell
Uttletis Inst
Eyeing
Ail
Pranuls Hawley
Mumivot
Gisele Hawley
St Temmer
Able Ftv
Guilty Verdict in Case Against Local Resident
A Ene county court jury convicted Clyde Volk of shooting his wife with a shotgun. Mrs Valle testified she feared her husband would kill her after an argument and that shells had been removed beforehand. Volk received one year probation from Judge J. Orn Wakte after the incident near Corry.
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Courgnan
Uisband
Clyde Volk
J. Orn
Valle Sale
Tim
Ani
Vole
Jad
Fele Itn
Corry
Youths Admit Break-in at Senior High School
Three youths from the Fourth Ward confessed to breaking into the Senior High School cafeteria and smashing lights at local stores. Police questioned four youths from the Third Ward about vandalism on West Washington Street and the group admitted planning the entry through a window. They will appear with parents at the city police station Saturday morning.
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Guy Polio
Tyr
Washington Street
Ajfree
Wii
Ila Ie Tugh
Sateday Mornling
Two Men Escape Wreck In Meadville Area Collision
Two Meadville men uninjured after a car rammed a stationary wrecker on Indian Head Hill south of Waterford. Albaugh blamed the collision on failing to see the wrecker in time. Damage to car and wrecker totaled over $130.
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Wil
Waterford
Alp Albaugh
Willian Randolph
Meadvilla
Mile
Albaugh
Corry
Stan— Jay Bowrls
Durtaee
Theowrecker
Taft Hartley Test Slows Political Drive By Labor
Fragmented OCR report details a Taft Hartley issue slowing labor’s political efforts. Mention of grand jury indictment, figures like Philadelphia Murray, and debates over constitutionality surface amid factional divides and potential third party plays.
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Labov
Bolt Apl
Pedera Grand
OFO
Philly Murray
Ineler
Hartley Avie Hans
CTO
Campalef
CLO
Anne
U S Yugoslavia May End Dispute
U S Yugoslavia may settle a postwar quarrel over $60 million in assets frozen in wartime. The dispute centers on American counterclaims for two planes shot down by Yugoslav fighters and for American property nationalized after Marshal Tito’s regime gained control with Moscow backing. Yugoslavia’s government has signaled willingness to resume negotiations through UN channels.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Balkan
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Marshall ‘Tita
Skat Dejnei MieUt
Yugstayia
Anuthoditien
Dinelosee
Dune
Cbhinter
Pine
Propertis
Marshal ‘To
Moscow
Cold snap ends as two inch snowfall bales roads
Snow totals near two inches as crews clear streets and highways overnight. Temperatures dip to 26 above at 9 am with a high near 34. Gas curtailment likely to continue for days despite brief warmer spells. Weather forecast predicts renewed cold and wind with more snow.
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O'Eloth
O'Ulock
Pennsylania Gas Company
R ‘Ising
Westher Bureau
Refinery Blaze Causes Major Loss Near Toronto
A waterfront warehouse beside the Toronto refinery burned, causing an estimated loss around 800000. A motor truck fire spread to the warehouse, igniting stock of lubricating oil and challenging fire crews to prevent further spread toward the refinery proper.
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Toronto
Gandhi ashes scattered in sacred waters at Allahabad
The funeral rite for Mohandas K Gandhi concludes at the confluence of the Ganges, Yamuna, and Saraswati. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru attends as Devasins hands his ashes to Ramadas who immerses them. Spectators estimated at up to two million witness the final rite.
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Associated Press
Allahabad
Todia
Mohandas K Gindhi
Hiris
Loslay
Wil
Ganges
Jumia
Saraswati
Jintia
Jawaharlal Wehr
Gandhi
Anglia
Al-Saints
Guidi Lavortte
Devasins
Ramadas
Mahatmia
Fleming Lays Ground as Wounds Hold Steady
Reports say Paul Plemleyp is in critical condition at County Hospital in Jacksonville after a night of gunfire during an attempted robbery. Police plan arraignment upon release. embezzlement charges remain unconfirmed by St Petersbillre authorities.
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Paul Plemleyp
Jacksonville
Pla
Altau
Momine
Corry
Min
St. Petersbilre
Treasury Report Washington February Treasurys Receipts and Expenditures
Treasury report shows receipts 408 265 515 01, expenditures 196 00994108, balance 93 410 740 14243, total obligations 25 728 687 0921, increase over previous day 99 336 5580.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Train Dash Survives Snowslide Wreck in Colorado Gorge
A Denver Rio Grande Western narrow gauge train was struck by a snow avalanche near Cumbres Pass in the Colorado New Mexico border region. Ten to eleven passengers and crew were injured, with a dispatcher and officers reporting several serious wounds as cars were blown off the track and one observation car slid down a steep slope.
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Associated Preva Alamoba
Colo
Mmn
Mountain Standard
Geone Ottoway
Victor Ingle
B. Morgan
Railrond
Colorado-New Mexi
Wis
Durango
Hewanyin
Bregage
Mall
Warning of Returns on Personal Property Tax
Notices warn Corny residents to file personal property returns by February 15 under penalties of up to 500 dollars fine and six months imprisonment. The act of July 1947 covers stocks bonds mortgages and judgments listed by the county. The 1847 amendment empowers county officials to demand books papers and records for examination and compel witnesses to testify.
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Corny
Erie County Court
Evie County
Plane Crash Kills Danish Survivors Near Rhine
In Ulrichstein Germany a Danish patrol plane crashed while en route from Cy Penhapen to Switgerland via Prmalefurt. The wreckage was found after it lost altitude and struck the ground about 30 miles from the Rhine. None of the passengers were American. The U.S. Army's 87th General Hospital dispatched ambulances to the scene.
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Ulrichstein
Germany
Len Otfurt
Cy Penhapen
Switgerland
Prmalefurt
U.S. Army
87Th General Hospital
New Soviet charges accuse Allies over prewar actions
The Soviet information bureau alleged Britain and France urged Hitler to move against the Soviet Union and blamed them for German aggression. It cited German documents from 1937 and 1939 and asserted Western powers sought to isolate the USSR. The U.S. State Department and British and French offices declined comment pending verification.
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France
Hitler
Soviet Union
Washington
Associated Press
Moegow
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Ubey
Goremany
Munich
Germany
Puehrer
Soviet Information Bureau
Tn Suppert
Foreign Office
Red Army
United States
U.S. State Department
Stalin
Poland
Balkans
Europe
British
Foreign Ministry
London
Britwin
Coraniwaique
U.S
Soviet director Eisenstein dies at 30
Moscow reports the death of world famous Soviet film director Sermel M. Eisenstain aged 30. He had been ill with a heart ailment and died yesterday. The Lady will lie in state at the House of Films from today with funeral services planned for tomorrow.
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Moscow
Sermel M. Eisenstain
Eisenstein
Lincoln Birthday Observances Mark 139th Anniversary
Springfield observed Abraham Lincoln's 139th birthday with ceremonies at Oak Ridge Cemetery and the old railroad depot. The American Legion led the 14th annual pilgrimage and wreath laying as Gov. Dwight H. Green urged unity, work, and relief efforts, while Tinols train routes highlighted nationwide tribute to Lincoln's legacy.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Lincoln
Oak Ridge
Webash
American Legion
Alte
Lincoln Delig
Indea
Europe
Asia
Dwight H. Green
Green
Turopeci
Tusola
Washington
Deestue
Tuscola
Chrisman
Tutols
Indianapolis
James F. O'Nell
Manchester
N. H
Legion
Covell
Tanam
NBG
Grain price fall predicted as markets slide worldwide
Prices for grains and other commodities plunge across the globe as markets react to a week of declines. Analysts warn a 20 to 25 percent drop is possible within nine months while retail prices for bread, flour, and fats fall amid wholesale cuts.
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United States
Hilt
Dour
Lord
Manila
Copenhagen
Sydney
Toronto
London
Grulm
New York Stock Exchange
A.W. Zelemek
International Statistical Biren
Zelemek
Secretary of Agriculture Andamyols
Minnespolis
Durkee
Mous Foods
Gaius Company
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Marwerine
Inetifuita
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