Truman Blasts GOP Inaction Calls For Full Speed Ahead
President Truman denounces Republican inaction and socialism accusations in a forceful 1950 campaign style address. He urges rapid progress on domestic programs including education protection and economic stability while taft and wherry push back with charges of socialist agendas and policy critiques.
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P.O. Shifts Trips Of Carriers Due To Coal Strike
The coal dispute forces post office to rework carrier routes and schedules. Delivery times are shifted as mail service adapts to reduced transportation and staff constraints, with morning deliveries arriving earlier or later and some routes altered or eliminated.
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No Progress In Phone Dispute Faces Feb 24 Deadline
The February 24 strike deadline for the Bell system neared with no progress on major fronts. Negotiations between American Telephone and Telegraph and CIO Communications Workers Union District 10 stalled in New York and Detroit, with Beirne urging a strike and officials calling for government intervention. Negotiations in New Jersey showed a brief pause after Gov. Driscoll sought a delay, awaiting a fact finding board’s report.
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New Jersey
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District 10
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Robert Creasy
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Joseph A. Beirne
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Mother and son drown in Dauphin crash
Harrisburg dispatch reports a mother and her 21 year old son died when a mall truck left Blaney Creek road and plunged into Dauphin Creek. Coroner S. J. Roberts identified the victims as Mrs. Willan G. Stove aged 92 and her son Donala, both residents of Dauphin.
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Annual Meeting Ofc Ofc Slated For March 2
The annual meeting of the local chamber is planned for March 2 with a hoped turnout of 125 members. W P Schenck of the Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce will speak on Building a New Town by the Old Site and discuss local chamber cooperation and development efforts.
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Catholic Bishop Arrested in Poland Under House Arrest
Warsaw dispatch reports Bishop Kazimierz Kowalski of Cheimo placed under home arrest in Pomerania amid charges of pressuring and threatening patriotic priests who backed government allegations of church financial abuses at Caritas. Caritas placed under state control after audits found mismanagement of welfare funds.
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Poland
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Cheimo
Pomernia
Caritas
Catholic Hierarchy
Edinboro Man Killed in Route 98 Crash
An Edinboro man was killed and his passenger injured when their car collided head on with a log truck on Route 98 near St Philip Church in Grossingville. John J. Hriniak, 27, was pronounced dead. Burton H. Pulling, the car owner, was listed in fair condition at Spencer Hospital Meadville.
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Grossingville
John J. Hriniak
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Spencer Hospital
Mead
Lewis advances 14 point list of demands in coal talks
Washington reports government mediators aim for a settlement by Monday as 970,000 miners strike drags on. Lewis, UMW vice president, shows a 14 point demand list including a guaranteed 200 days of work a year while talks focus on wages and welfare terms amid rising industry pressure and potential government action.
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Joseph E. Moody
Southern
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Tadzana Coal Operators Association
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Dom Owens
George J. Titer
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West Virginia
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New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Power cut may hit plants in Corey and Union City
Survey by the Pennsylvania State Employment Service shows potential power cuts could affect industrial plants in Corey and Union City within two weeks. The assessment notes most plants rely on Pennsylvanian Electric Company power, with shortages possible if coal supplies decline. Some facilities report partial furloughs or temporary layoffs as fuel and electric constraints bite, while others maintain stockpiles and worker rehires. Duke’s Pittsburgh area utility asks 44,000 industrial and commercial customers to voluntarily reduce usage by 20 percent.
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Stewart Long
Penmyivwnia State Employment Service
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Ena
Long
Penelee
Nike
Jamestown
Corp
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Union City
Joenl Ajax Trout
Penelecom
Duquesne Light Company
Pitt Burgh
Demands Grow for Effort to End Cold War
Associated Press reports rising calls to end Cold War tensions. Leaders push for a world government or a strengthened United Nations backed by international police, with lawmakers and citizen groups urging disarmament and broader economic cooperation despite opposition from blocs favoring federation or Atlantic alliances.
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New York
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Corea
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Federation
Three Asiatic Nations To Get Arms Aid
Washington reports plans to arm three Asian nations under a U.S. program amid Cold War pressure. Indonesian, Thai, and Vietnamese allies appear to be among those eyed for military aid as part of a broader anti-Communist effort in the Far East. The White House signals President Truman may approve specific assistance totaling around seventy five thousand dollars for defense needs, with other nations noted as potential beneficiaries.
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Tom Chinn
Burglars Loot Hammond Office Chronicle
A burglary occurred in the Eagle Street area of Hammond early this morning. Police estimated the break in happened between 2:00 and 4:30 am and found the office ransacked with about 1 dollar in pennies missing. Officer W. W. Hammond reported the scene showed hurried exit signs and no other items appeared taken.
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W. W. Harmmond
Continue Probe Of Plant Blast At Dow Chemical Co
Investigators probed the Dow Chemical Co plant ruins in Midland Florida today to determine the cause of the blast that killed eight workers and injured twenty six others. Three were in serious condition and two more workers previously listed missing were accounted for. The blast damaged unit 414 in the tong building, an event prompting speculation about highly flammable chemicals in the production process.
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Vogeler Pleads Guilty In Hungary Spy Case
WARRINGTON Feb 17 The State Department charged that the Hungarian government plotted in advance of the trial Lovongiel Robert Vogeler of spying and sabotage Edgar Sanders assistant to American businessman Robert A Vogeler Jr pleaded guilty before a people s court in Budapest Sanders was the first to be called with Vogeler, a vice-president and European representative of International Telegraph company, among defendants accused of espionage The court later passed over Vogeler and proceeded with Sanders, while Geiger and Zoltan Fado confessed to spying and sabotage Geiger was managing director of TT and T Budapest and a ministry chief of section accused of funneling secrets from an office overseeing the Standard Electric Works Company
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Hunsby
Edgar Sanders
Bish
Robert A. Vokeler Jr
S Hinman People's Court
Siberian
Suiders
Vogeler
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International Telephones Telegraph Co
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Sabtage Geiger
TT &T
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Rud & Toner
Vageler
Standard Electric Works Company
Cooke Pushes New GOP Harmony Bid in Pennsylvania
Jey Cooke, allied with Governor James Duff supporters, urged a wide open conference of Pennsylvania Republican leaders to slate an eight candidate harmony ticket for the May 16 primary. The assembly, held near Hershey, aimed to rally governor and state-wide offices to Duff’s slate but had no sign of immediate endorsement.
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Pennsylvania
Jey Cooke
Onncillate
GOP
James Duft
Hershey
Duff
Yar Nominaton
U. S. Senate
Five Injured In One Car Crash West Of Corry
Five people were injured in a single vehicle crash at the west outskirts of Corry, involving a Brock Lincoln sedan and a Goodheart Posplay sedan. The Lincoln driver Samuel Brock, 50, from Wesleyeille, and Ralph Cook, 49, Magidlwirs, were among those hospitalized. Officer reports indicate one car crossed the intersection at 2:50 pm, causing a multi-vehicle collision with extensive damage.
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Carlyle Bek
Defense Against Atomic Attack Study Opens In Senate
The joint energy committee in Washington opens hearings on civil defense against atomic blasts. Amid rising Cold War tension and Russia's hydrogen bomb development, officials warn a hydrogen bomb could kill millions and that further nuclear advances loom. Paris reports say Communist strikes against U S arms shipments were nearly a total failure.
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