Acheson Senate Panel Study Treaty Wording
Senate foreign relations committee invites Secretary of State Acheson for a closed session on Atlantic defense treaty wording. Officials aim to present a draft to Britain France and other Western allies while debating the defense clause and commitments amid potential Soviet aggression. President Truman stressed U.S. policy to honor commitments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Acheson
Connally
Reput
Hendiedhol
Cathydhee
Truman
Hnyé Wweork
sFeurly
Bomb wrecks home on coast near Beverly Hills
A bomb destroyed the home of the owner of a Sunset Boulevard nightclub in Beverly Hills. Police found bomb fragments and detained a suspect, James Higgins, who collapsed at the station while being questioned. No motive established and no injuries reported.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Ciro’y
James Rowsevelt
Carmen Mirada
Erie Walter H. D. Haver
Sunset Bimp
North
Bedford Drive
Myron Kilgore
Hover
Sullie Vihar
Rome Communists Call For Walkout In Capital
Rome's Communist led Chamber of Labor orders an eight hour general strike with a 4 to 6 p m stoppage, aiming to halt newspaper production. About 30 wounded in yesterday's clash between police and strikers near Lisi south of Rome. The CGIL allied group seeks a 24 hour nationwide sympathy strike and motorized street protests across Italy.
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Rome
Associated Prosa
Chamber of Labor
Vhauiher
Ue Reike
Unite Abreetesu
Polve
Paper
Tsolth
Damage In City Wreck With Two Cars In Collision
Two vehicles operated by Corry ien were damaged in a collision at the intersection of North Center and Smith streets at 4 55 this morning. Carl Swanson of 88 North Center Street and Rudolph Silvis of Coty 8 D 4 were involved. Swanson driving a 1837 Chevrolet was southbound and turned left onto East Smith as Silvis began to pass, thinking Swanson would turn onto West Smith. Damages estimated at 100 dollars to each car. no one injured.
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Corry Ien
North Center
Smith Streets
Carl Swanson
North Center Street
Rudolph Silvis
Coty
Swanson
East Smith Street
Silvis
West Smith Agtraat
FPHA Ready to Advertise Sale of Fairhaven Homes
FPHA plans to advertise the sale of Fairhaven homes within two days as the city considers taking over maintenance of utilities. Local officials report a reduced price per dwelling versus the previously cited 300000 total, with about 9000 per unit, and expect private buyers to be invited for the purchase of individual homes.
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Fairhaven
FPHA
Hewisanur Development
Fairhayets
Nooil
Mir
Fred Kinsey
Laff
Atey
Yale
Leff
Tocal Bas
Weltweiter
Pielsbreah Uttice
Predera
Senate Action Due on Oleo Bill
Harrisburg February 18 The State Senate may approve the oleomargarine bill next week as committee leaders expect action. Senator George B. Sutliff notes possible amendments to retain a license provision and restaurant notice requirements while opponents urge maintenance of the 1947 prohibitions. Farmers groups renew support for the reform bill despite past court challenges.
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Presa Harrisuurg
Pertit
Udse-sale
Ulenmangurane
State Senate
George B. Sutrlet
Chester
UN Seale Committee
Senate
Carly
Pernaylyan Association of Farmer Cooperatives
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Identity of mutilated body confirmed in Karpenisi case
The body found in a ravine near Karpenisi has been positively identified as Eder, 90, of San Jose, California. He was an unarmed observer aboard a Greek royal air force plane that crashed January 21. A Greek army colonel said Eder likely died within two hours of the landing as villagers reported bandits fleeing the area.
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Assyesaery
Ssee
Athens
Kar
Gf Li Oot
Selden BR
Edney
Air Force
Eder
San Jéde
Calif
Royal Air Force
Karpenisi
Edner
Fire damages Elgin home. $1500 loss reported
Flames gut interior of Pred Lewis residence at Elgin causing about 1500 dollars in damage. Mrs Pauline Lord spotted the blaze before firefighters extinguished it, with smoke and heat affecting the surrounding area.
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Elgin
Lewis
Ly Rigby
Gorry Bremen
Gairtiodis
Bowster
Fk Fe
Biremet
Pstlemilyr
Ames
Smoke
Lews
Pauline Lord
Pat Une Lewis
Earths
Tinlein
Taxicab Strike Ended at Phila
Philadelphia faced a four round wage dispute as taxi drivers and transit workers halted work in February. The CTA and affiliated unions rejected a seven cent per hour raise, threatening further action while officials considered limits on settlement costs and potential bankruptcy risks.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
CLO Transport
Plane wreckage found near Laurel Mountain north of Johnstown
A missing Air Force plane wreckage was located today about 100 feet from the summit of Laurel Mountain five miles north of Johnstown. Dale Georg of Johnston airport reportedly flew low over the area and saw the wreckage as authorities confirmed the discovery.
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Johnstown
Air Force
Laurel Mountain
Priof Dale Georg
Johnston Airport Star
Wyoming Faces New Onslaught From Weather
Weather front batters Wyoming with brisk northerly winds and blowing snow across the northern plains. Regions from Montana to Nevada report snow, drifts, and reduced visibility as travel becomes difficult and power lines face strain from the cold.
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Wyoming
Jewel thief charged in Westchester jewelry robberies
An AP report says a 28 year old suspect from Cleveland faces multiple charges in Westchester County for jewelry thefts. Police recovered $100 000 worth of jewelry and 870 000 in other valuables. the arrest involved Beverly Hills and White Plains area cases.
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White Plains
Tyson
Westchester County
Tad
Dnp
Beverly Hilly
Tim
Dennis
Russians Tighten German Blockade Amid Turbulent War News
Disorganized OCR summary reports Russian pressure on German supply lines escalating during ongoing conflict. Mentions air raids, police actions, currency reform, and various locations with scattered proper names and unclear details.
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Chirag
UWA
Siélkee
Jamestown Trio Nabbed in Auto Theft Escapade
Jamestown deputies pursued a group described as three youths involved in an auto theft and kidnapping spree. A taxi driver was forced to stop, a gun was displayed, and one suspect fled after a tense pursuit near Watts and Ashville. A second man, Arthur Hedglin, was identified as the driver.
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Jamestown
Watts Flat
Ashville
Jamestows
Taday Bulow
Neerleis
Merle Camusten
Ripley
Ginfiewe Presse
Mayville
Watts
Willum
Willum Arter
Lakewood
Custady Wilam Pridey
Fujjee Wunte
Nils Clymer
Harold Lard
Svaller Arders
Mayuille
Clarence Bell
Soder
Dion
Justine Whey
Arith
Pial
City Merchants Elect Officers For Next Year
Robert Tillie and Jack Stahl selected as president and vice president of the Retail Merchants Barac of the Chamber of Commerce by a committee of Arthur Martin Lori Rossin and Arnold Seystead. Ballots count nearly 70 percent of the membership. results to be announced at the March meeting with voting continuing through May.
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Robert Tillie
Jack Stahl
Mexenants
Barca
Chamber of Commerc
Tke Clettion
Arthur Martin
Lori Rossin
Arnold Seystead
Chamber of Commerce
Maren
Mr. Tunnel
Everil
Rene
Harry Burnly
Grouup
Vine Presidency
Sear
Wick Downey
Chyuti
Comrmgee
Myrel
President Truman press battle on economy and taxes heats up
President Truman defended prosperity forecasts while facing Capitol Hill critics. He pushed a 4 000 000 000 tax ban and warned of recession risks. Business groups and economists urged tax and wage controls reversal as exports and industry face slowdowns.
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Washington
Truman
Capitol Hill
Amation
Treasury
Lee Laverr
Byaines
Clhneresh
Clupeluat
Chesapeake & Obie Railroad
Baltimore
Obin
Conti
Irelatst
Hess
Tensor
Hooper Business
Kepg
Senate
Hiss
Patman
Truck fire damages fruit load at sale site
Fire damaged a load of fruit in a truck at a sale location after an oil burner ignited a canvas cover. Neighbors and the Williams family fought the blaze with water until only the truck bed was damaged. Loss estimated over 300 dollars.
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Baenpr
Robert Williams
Parkes
Neison Williams Haean Cory
Carer Hill
Banes
Hmv
Flords
Willams
Memhert
Two Children Die In Mahaffey Fire
In Mahaffey Pennsylvania a house fire killed two children aged seven months and four months. Father Elmer Fogle saved a 16 month old and later died from smoke inhalation after reentering the burning residence. An older child in the yard survived. The blaze origin remains undetermined.
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Mahabpey
Sunny
Ethel Jean Po
Fogle
Farm Groups Oppose 1947 Local Tax Law
Harrisburg Feb 18 Opposed statewide tax measure groups including the State Council of Farm Organizations and the Pennsylvania Association of Farm Cooperatives adopted a resolution urging the General Assembly to repeal the law They offered no reasons for their opposition A second resolution sought refunds of all taxes paid on gasoline or fuel used for non travel purposes such as highway or airphone use.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Council of Farmerganiuzations
Pennsylvania Association of Farmer
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