Pope assails primate trial and calls for prayers
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII condemning the claim that the Hungarian primate’s trial violates rights. He addresses cardinals in secrecy, urging bishops to resist oppression and defend human conscience amid political pressure. The pontiff asserts the trial is unfair and warns against alien influence.
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Philadelphia transit strike cripples city travel
Philadelphia’s four day transit strike causes massive traffic jams with 400,000 cars on the streets. Quaker City drivers threaten a walkout, while the Chamber of Commerce cites daily losses of 10 million dollars and wages drop by near 2 million.
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Blizzard Toll Hits 81 000 Cattle and Calves
The Agriculture Department reports 81,000 cattle and calves killed by blizzards in four western states up to February 1, with 97,000 sheep and lambs lost. Losses run about two percent of cattle and a little over five percent of sheep in South Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming and Colorado.
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Chapin Due Home From Hungary This Week
Diplomatic sources say U S minister Chapin, whose recall demanded by Hungary over the Josef Cardu case, will leave Budapest this week on the American journey. A government note said Chapin is persona non grata and Hungary asked his recall through Dr Andrew Sik.
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North Dakota Emergency Expanded After Storm Damages Reach Counties
Storms push disaster area expansion in North Dakota with 24 counties added as rescue and relief efforts intensify. Snow, frigid temps, and damaged infrastructure hamper aid. trains stalled, buses used for transport. Port Lincoln and Bismarck command posts mobilize with 24 hour duty.
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Two Convicts Escape From Rockview Prison
Bell efonte Pa deputy warden says two short term prisoners escaped from Rockview State Penitentiary near the hog farm area. Michael T Salvio 29 of Pittsburgh and Sidney H Mullins 20 of Rochester were due for release soon and charged with forgery. An all day search found no trace. This marks Rockview’s 404th escape since opening in Hoy.
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War Department telegram sparks search for missing youth
Gold Star mother seeks details about LeRoy B. Miller of Indianapolis and the fate of Pvt. Miller with Company A 1st Battalion 112th Infantry in action near Kommersdleafel on November 8 1944. Col. Carl L. Peterson confirms heavy fighting against Tiger tanks and artillery as the unit held the line and requests any information from veterans or relatives to determine his burial or fate.
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Tobin warns on unemployment watch amid postwar readjustments
Secretary Tobin told a Senate committee the unemployment situation must be watched as postwar readjustments continue. He said job losses rose in January and early February but reemployment is also increasing and the next few months depend on business activity and demand amid lower prices.
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Spanish Train Wreck Kills 29 With Suspected Sabotage
Twenty nine people died when a Madrid Barcelona express train derailed forty miles west of Tarragona between La Vueva and Mora De Ebro. Forty injured were admitted to hospitals. Police named American passenger Philip Liewerman of Lawrence New York among the dead. several bolts reportedly removed by saboteurs.
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Vandenberg Seeks Cost Estimate to Re Arm Europe
Senator Vandenberg, allied with President pro tempore, pressed for an official cost figure for rearming Europe. He urged the Senate to approve a clear price range for foreign military aid, with unofficial estimates from 400 million to 5.5 billion dollars and lengthy debate on the proposed security alliance and military assistance plan.
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Radio broadcast sparks deadly riot in Quito aftermath
A violent panic follows a too realistic radio drama resembling a war of worlds. At least 14 killed and 15 injured as mobs attack media buildings, killing staff and destroying equipment in a city of 178000, with arrests and government condemnation.
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Bevin Meets Leaders in London on Atlantic Alliance Talks
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin met Norwegian and Turkish leaders in London to discuss a proposed North Atlantic Alliance. He conferred with Norway’s Dr Halvard Lange, who arrived from Washington after talks with President Truman and Secretary of State Acheson, and attended a luncheon with Danish and Swedish ambassadors to Britain.
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Supreme Court to hear suit on federal control of submerged islands
The Supreme Court will hear whether the Justice Department may file suits to establish federal control over submerged islands off Texas and Louisiana without prior state court actions. Attorney General Clark seeks permission to bring the suits as original actions. Prices for livestock rise as hogs gain and outstanding butcher top hits 21.25 dollars.
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Hospital bill totals highlight Blue Cross payments
Records show Blue Cross covered a total of 45 256 for Corry Hospital expenses with references to hospital services and annual accounting figures. The piece notes hospital bed capacity, patient services costs, and insurer involvement across the year with totals and related provider details.
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Million Idle In Europe Highlight Unemployment Rise
The Associated Press reports up to a million idle workers in Europe as unemployment climbs in late 1946. Belgium Denmark France Germany Ireland the Netherlands Switzerland and Britain see jobless totals, with Italy Greece and other areas facing major strain amid postwar readjustment and economic plans under the Marshall Plan outlook.
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Corry Man Steals Policeman's Cap
A Corry man reportedly stole a policeman’s cap from outside a restaurant. The suspect allegedly fled, threw the cap into a truck, and was pursued by Corry police. The officer and witness descriptions are incomplete in the report.
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Assembly Opes Crucial Week of Current Session
Warhisburg Feb 14 The Pennemy General Assembly opens a crucial week with Governor James H Duff pushing to raise the gasoline tax to five cents per gallon. Republicans and Democrats spar over strategy as revenue measures for corporations, cigarettes, liquor, beer and the capital stock tax exemption face renewal. Continued on Page Three.
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Five Year Old Corry Girl Near Death From Cancer
A Corry family seeks help as five year old Migmag St Pierre battles malignant cancer. Doctors in New York were to confirm a diagnosis after an operation revealed a malignant growth. Mr and Mrs St Pierre, recently from Buffalo, appealed for support for April cancer research efforts to aid ongoing efforts to find a cure.
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Eastern Europe eyes Moscow moves after church clampdown
A Associated Press report outlines rising U S concern that Moscow plans to absorb Soviet bloc nations and erase rival parties. Officials cite Bulgaria Hungary Poland and Czechoslovakia as signals as one party police states emerge and opposition is crushed.
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Pennsylvania Democrats Back Rep Eberharter for Federal Bench
Rep Flermott Eberharter of Pittsburgh draws backing from Pennsylvania House Democrats for a U S District Court seat in Western Pennsylvania. A petition is prepared to support his appointment to replace retiree Judge Gibson. Eberharter, 56, nearing seventh term, has been viewed as an administration spokesperson and serves on the Ways and Means Committee.
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