UN plan for Palestine partition needs armed force to succeed
The Palestine Commission warned the United Nations plan to partition the Holy Land will fail without adequate armed backing. It urged the Security Council to authorize a multinational force before May 15 to enforce calm and carry out the November resolution.
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Two U S Officers Arrested In Korea Report
Two U S officers, Major Daniel G. Castello and Major Michael C. Higgs, were reportedly manhandled in Soviet occupied North Korea while observing the newly disclosed North Korean government. They were detained by Soviet forces, released unarmed about 80 minutes later, with no explanation. The incident drew reports to U S authorities and foreign departments.
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Pyongyang
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Koreah Constabulary
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Costello
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Commodity Prices Slip Amid Mixed Markets
Prices across commodities drift lower after a brief rally as meats fall and soybeans hold steady. New York and Chicago markets show declines in meat, oats, and oils while wholesale prices rise slightly for poultry and seeds. Safeway cuts prices on 105 meat items, but economists warn the dip may be temporary amid consumer demand.
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Tobey flags price break delaying tax relief plan
Senator Tobey says the market price drop likely delays neflan control efforts on high living costs. The report notes a shift in price range and the edge off inflation expectations amid political debate.
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Mercury Hits 48 Above As Gas Cut Continues
February warm spell lifts temperatures to 48 degrees with a 35 degree low. Pennsylvania Gas Co reports steady gas pressure gains in Allegheny region as industrial curtailment remains through the week. Federal order may shift gas flow if weather worsens, while labor prospects stay bleak and hiring slows. Pittsburgh area field reports note river traffic improving as plants resume activity amid rising gas allocations.
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City Street 10 Taken Over By State Dept
West Washington street transfer to the state highway system looms as Assemblyman Waterhower pushes the move for Harrisburg approval Secretary Ray Smock likely to handle the request in Harrisburg next week The city would then be relieved of maintenance and the state would assume duties on the stretch from North Centre street to Route 6 Several years the segment was city maintained until this year when the proposal emerged Also noted were tax notices mailed in advance of March 1 with a 5 per cent penalty after July 19 and a 52 levy approved by council
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Russia accuses West of seeking separate peace with Germany
Moscow officials, citing captured German documents, say the United States and Britain held secret talks for a separate peace with Germany during World War II. They accuse Allen W. Dulles and British figures of negotiating behind the OSS and Nazi intermediaries, outlining plans for a federated Europe and a greater Germany.
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Industrial Organization of Europe
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Witt Oh
Danubian Confederation
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Office of Strategic Services
Europe
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Lait
Start Work on Collection of Personal Taxes Delays Hike Council
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City to file liens on paying owners March first
Officials announce City will file liens on properties where owners have not paid assessments by February 28. Provisions require a vote and legal steps to recover unpaid sums for a low cost housing program. About 151 property units are delinquent amid a continuing roadways improvement push.
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Alyeet Pune
Stummer
Duff Backs Martin at GOP convention in loaded Philadelphia scene
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Duff will support Martin at the state GOP gathering. The Philadelphia convention draft shows Duff praising the nominee while criticizing rivals amid party fealty and policy debate.
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Merchants Plan Corry Days and Promotional Sales
At a Corry merchants meeting the Thy Tetail Merchants Bureau outlined a Corry Days promotion to run May 26 to 30 with J G Tunnell as chairman. A sales events calendar, preliminary arrangements, and committees were proposed to boost business, with emphasis on closer ties to the Chamber of Commerce and plans for a new building fund.
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Arthur Cohen
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Lloyd Meerdinke
Harry Baruch
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Muniz
Wallace Faces Vote Test Today
New York voters face the first Irish turn test for Henry A. Wallace today in a special election to fill a Bronx congressman seat. Polls open at noon and close at 7 pm as Wallace seeks to boost Democratic support with Leo Trotsky backed by the American Labor party against Karl Propper.
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American Labor Party
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Wallace
Bridge Collapse in Knoxville Injures Dozens
A pedestrian bridge in Knoxville collapses injuring about 30 people as onlookers and a car crash near the span are reported. The collapse sends several individuals 10 to 40 feet into a street and nearby flooding follows with emergency crews attending the scene.
Senate Group Votes To Extend Rent Control
The Senate banking committee backs extending rent control by 14 months with changes. House and Senate panels expect a joint agreement by February 29. Current law would allow higher rents in 1948 and 1949 for certain leases, with limits for tenants already tied to new rates.
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Harvard Graduate Renounces U S Citizenship in Germany
A 27 year old Harvard graduate, Henry Noel of Princeton New Jersey, renounced American citizenship in Germany. He said he does not believe in citizenship of any one nation and preferred to be a citizen of the world. He is now living with a German construction crew and surviving on German rations.
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Germany
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Princeton
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Liberty launch swamped off Hyeres with U S sailors reported losses
A Liberty launch carrying U S sailors from the Riviera to the Midway carrier was swamped off Hyeres France. Up to 18 to 19 bodies recovered with many feared missing as French and U S officers investigate the sinking during a courtesy voyage from the Riviera to Midway.
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Labor leaders back Wallace candidacy in crisis era
Harrisburg report notes 72 labor chiefs from CIO and AFL sign a statement urging support for Henry Wallace third-party bid. The release, issued by committee chair J. York, calls for unity among national unions while condemning profiteering and urging price controls amid economic strain.
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