Blue book dents ties with Argentina as Nazi threats loom
State Department blasts Argentina leaders as wartime Nazi pawns, signaling possible further diplomatic steps. Byrnes notes U S will follow up on the blue book with actions against Buenos Aires. Peron silent on the blue book during a campaign speech while critics call for more measures amid alleged Nazi links and plans across the Western Hemisphere.
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Gramam Novey
Washington
State Department
Argentina
Byrnes
United States
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Buenos Aires
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Juan Peroh
Germany
Peron
Spruile
Braden
Cocumeh
Edelmire Parrell
Brazil
Chile
Bolivia
Paraguay
Uruguay
Transportation Facilities Restored In Philadelphia After Strike
Philadelphia's transit system returned to full operation 48 hours after a major strike, with buses trolleys subways and elevated trains resuming service. The Transportation Workers Union and company negotiators reached a settlement granting a wage increase pension enhancements and a three week vacation after ten years service.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
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Transport Workers Union
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Corry Memorial Hospital Fund total pledges rise past 205000
Chairman Roger Brown announced the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund total pledges now exceed 205000 with 87769 in cash received. Trustees H W Parker and D A Depew oversee the fund as new gifts arrive daily. Cards are mailed to subscribers to acknowledge payments and remaining balances. The committee anticipates further increases in pledges and gifts soon.
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Roger Brown
Corry Memorial Hospital Fund Titay
H.W. Parker
Citizens National Bank
Daur A. Depew
National Bank of Corry
Notal
Tilly
Brown
First Dog Vet Of War Arrives At Cragg Home
The big German police dog that served with Tom Cragg in the Coast Guard returned from the Pacific theater to join its master. Cragg, discharged from service, was promised ownership of the dog, which arrived by express to West Smith street. The reunion was a happy one for both dog and master. Treasury figures dated February 11 show receipts of 198,491,184.05 and expenditures of 170,001,013.22 with a balance of 25,563, A90, Gh344.
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Carr
Tom Crage
Coast Guard
Cragg
Curtis Bay
West Smith Street
Treasury
Washington
The
Search for Child Near Bradford Across Allegheny River
About 500 people searched the hills and the Allegheny River area for four-year-old Gary Meacham who disappeared from his Port Alleghany home. A rescue party and authorities scoured the night with headlights and boats. The boy’s wagon was found near the road. a net was stretched across the river and plans were made to dynamite the waters.
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Associated Press
Bradford
Allegheny River
Gary Meacham
Imo
Ike
Minnie Mbaeham
Port Alleghiany
Lesl
A. Held
Meacham
Co Ron Alert for Emergency Mobilization During Strike
A Pittsburgh utility strike prompted State Guard units in Corry and nearby towns to prepare for possible mobilization. Company A and other units kept on standby with emergency rations, transportation, and ready rosters. Commissioned officers were instructed to have plans complete for rapid recall, though no official notice was published.
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State Guard
Pittsburgh
Corry
Riots Subside After Calcutta Uprising Toll Rises
AP reports Calcutta ends a second outbreak of destruction as rioting subsides with at least 22 dead and more than 200 injured. Troops restored order after Bengal governor RG Casey called for military aid to support civil power. European homes and businesses suffered damage in the unrest.
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India
Associated Press
Calcutta
RG. Casey
Bengal
Seonauird
Thellaty National Army
Long Missing Drug Case Found
A missing drug case stolen from Dr. G. Bennett’s car months ago was found by Streets Department workers near Wet Smith street to West Weedarick. The case was damaged by rain but the hypodermic syringe contents remained, confirming the theft motive. Believed the thief was a local addict or a passerby near Corry Hospital where Bennett had been called for an emergency operation.
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de. G. ©. Bennett
Smith Street
Pennsylvania
Nori Center Street
Addie
Bennnett
Corry Hospital
Beft
Postpone GM wage hearing in Detroit
The National Labor Relations Board hearing on United Auto Workers charges against General Motors was postponed with no explanation. Reports say a new meeting of management and union on gate and contract issues is being arranged. The UAW-CIO rejected management’s 18 percent hourly offer and Walter Reuther urged GM to meet the 19 percent guideline from the presidential board.
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Detroit
National Labor Relations Board
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Aiother
Walter P. Reuther
Uaw-Cio
Immerlistely
Tugboat Strike Ends Few Services Reopen In City
New York resumes partial operations after a 10 day tugboat strike. Major institutions including banks and the Stock Exchange prepare to reopen while schools stay closed. Officials report fuel shortages eased as plans for arbitration falter and talks resume with union leaders.
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Iy Associates
New York
William O'Dwyer
Pitt
Este Wil
Siankeavraent
Gomont
Matava
Aerio
The
Stock Exchange
Pelassi Schpuluiey
Treo
Mack
Tugboas
Rily Hall
O'Dwyer
Et Tug Owners’ Association
Unign
Sien Hive Sereet
Inu
Heslit
Ernest E
Stobbins
Court Dismisses Appeal By Union In Steel Mills Picketing Case
Philadelphia Supreme Court dismisses the union appeal from a preliminary injunction at Carnegie-Town mills near Pittsburgh. The ruling, four to one with Justice Alvin Jones dissenting, upholds the injunction while a hearing on permanent relief is set for tomorrow. The union argued the injunction unlawfully curtailed basic rights without due process.
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Philadelphia
Pep
Philadelphia Supreme Court
Carnegie-Tinois
Pittsburg
Alvin Jones
Horace Stern
James Drew Didot
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Gélinty
Pittsburgini
Brie
Continue Probe of Auto Theft In Davis Chevrolet Case
Police continue investigation into a Davis Chevrolet theft linked to the Powell shop and a Union City garage. Chief Magee reports securing evidence after a January 35 theft, with a vehicle hidden beneath another car during a Winter storm. Powell appeals to state police for help.
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Powell Mowe
Union City
Uhielt
Magee
Corry
Aller Reymlls
Powell
Beir
Theal
Gompleing
Wortin Gejler
Uyett
Bulletin items from Vienna to New York in brief
Robert Boss, former American journalist in Vienna, accused of treason for Nazi propaganda, arrested by British security police in Villach Austria. Archbishops Spellman and Grennon and Bishop Thoms resign to attend Rome consistory by plane to Paris. UN committee approves temporary UN HQ in New York City. Phone strike decision pending after Western Electric union meeting. Pearl Harbor investigators report an intelligence officer predicted Japan might strike soon in Hawaii the day before the attack.
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Vienna
Robert Boss
Verna
Villach
Austria
Shannon
Eire
Francis
Spellman
New York
John Joseph Grennon
St. Lewis
Thosmas Tien
Tsingtao
China
Paris
National Federalion of Telephone Workers
Ind
Western Electric, Employes Assation
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Army
Hawaii
No Wage Lid in Truman's New Policy
New York February 4 The steel wage price issue is reportedly settled with an 18 cent per hour wage boost for steel workers and an expected overall industry price rise. Washington February 18 A high government official predicts Truman’s wage price policy will ease price controls though uncertainty remains about labor and industry reactions and the authority of the stabilization administrator to approve higher steel prices.
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Associated Press
New York
National Metalworking
Truman
Washington
Triman'y
White House
Hut
John C. Collet
Collet Sill
Robert Franz Named 10 Head Retail Merchants
At a Municipal Building session conducted by retiring president R E Bumbaueh the Retail Merchant's Division of the Chamber of Commerce chose Robert Franz to lead for the coming year. William Zafirppillos of the Ritz will be vice president, succeeding Harry Byrach. Members approved the slate with no floor nominations and bylaw amendments were provided for review ahead of a March 4 vote at a Hotel Corry dinner.
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R. E. Bumbaueh
Wilism Zafir
Ppillos
Ritz
Harry
Byrach
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Chamber
Corry
End of 19 Hour Tie-Up Ends Peril For Entire District
Pittsburgh February 13 A long electrical sewer workers strike in the Pittsburgh area ends as a three man board mediates a wage dispute. Duquesne Light and Pittsburgh Railways resume normal service as 90000 workers regain power and schools reopen. Mediators Mayor David Lawrence Conciliator Charles Katz and Labor Secretary William Chestnut review a 20 percent wage demand and a 5 percent offer. The strike halted streetcars, darkened homes, and disrupted industry, with emergency power deemed essential.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Golden Triangie
Prd
Uedex Sury Ome
Walter G. Dens
Duquesne Light Company
Dpurations
Medtation
David , Lawrence
Charles Katz
Pennsylvania
William H. Chestnut
Duquesne Bight Company
Pittsburgh Railways Company
Page Stavira
Missing Babe and Nurse Abduction in Philadelphia
A warrant for abduction was issued against Mrs. Leo nore Baron 23 after she disappeared with a two year old child she cared for. The missing child Alonde Joseph Logie Wolfe vanished five days earlier with the nurse and a note says the family moved toward Newark New Jersey, with police reporting conflicting leads and statements.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Leonore Baron
Alonde
Joseph Logie
Wolfe
Luskey
Hir
Les
Nasker
Ruth Helbure
Une
Sabundary
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