Settlement of Walkout Not Believed Near
Washington reports show government officials pushing coal peace talks for a quick settlement before contempt trial Monday. No progress reported since February 15 court directed bargaining. Secret talks with John L Lewis and UMW leaders yielded no breakthrough. potential heavy fines and civil contempt action loom if strike persists.
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Ching
Associated Press
Washington
Crisiis
Gyrus
Trumatas
Hop
David L. Cole
Cole
Truman
Coal Inquiry Board
John L. Lewis
Olds
Lewis Ett Luter
Spinneftele
Lewis
UMW
Thomas Kennedy
Richmond
Reech
Liv
Keech
TIMW
Hare
Simion
Two Children Die in Huntingdon Apartment Fire
In Huntingdon Pennsylvania an apartment fire killed two children, William B. Stair aged three and Kathy Joe Stair fourteen months. Coroner Blair Shore said an oil stove explosion likely caused the blaze in a three room unit four miles east of Huntingdon where the family had lived in quarters converted from a barn after workers departed. The mother Cleo Stair was visiting nearby when the fire broke out, and the children were found in a mass of debris by firefighters and rushed to Huntingdon Hospital where they died.
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Huntingdon
Blair Shore
William B. Stair
Kathy Joe Stair
Cleo Stair
Shore
Bee
Huntingdon Hospital
Corry Red Cross Aims For 6673 Quota In Drive
The Chevy Chapter of the American Red Cross will seek a 6673 quota for the annual drive starting Wednesday. Chairman R Lawrence Davison and committees have set a large target driven by expanded chapter work next year including first aid and water safety courses, home nursing, Junior Red Cross, and blood typing with bloodmobile visits from Buffalo. Local chairmen for wards and districts include Mrs Leslie Wells in residential area and Dr T S Kelsey in the business district, among others.
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American Red Cross
R. Lawrence Davison
Davison
Dunior Red Cross
Red Cross
Buffalo
Focal
Leslie Wells
Pirst
B. Read
James Lewis
Rober Tunnel
Celind Johnston
Fairhaven
Lyte Wilcox
T. 5. Kelsey
Civic Cribe
Richard Rossbacher
Industrial Com Paniv
Agnes Lyrich
David Swartz
Beaverdam
Walter Proctor
Elgin
Fredelits and Wheelock
Mys
Lowe Edwards
Lewistown Fire Causes $200000 Loss Downtown Building
A downtown Lewistown fire caused estimated damages of more than $200000 and injured two residents Edward Bobb and Clayton John when a ladder broke as they fled. Firemen from five Mifflin County communities battled the blaze for hours, damaging a three story brick frame structure that housed several businesses including the Pennsylvania Farm Hatchery and Goss Feed Store. The blaze was spotted by Patrolman Lee F. Lyter who helped evacuate trucks from the Dilleree agency. In Los Angeles Thomas P. Scully, 60, Democratic leader and former state treasurer, died after a six week illness.
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Lewistown
Edward Bobb
Clayton John
Lewistons Hospital
Mifflin County
Pennsylvania Farm Hatchery
Goss Feed Store
DW. Dilleree Motor Co
Penn Furniture Warehouse
Rittenhouse Body Works
Lee F. Lyter
Dilleree Truck Agency
Frigid Midwest Grip Amid Widespread Arctic Blast
The Midwest bears the brunt of a deep Arctic cold as temperatures plunge across the region from the Dakotas to Virginia. Be midji Minnesota and Pembina North Dakota report 35 below zero, Chicago suburbs hit record lows, and subzero conditions extend into northern Illinois as the Atlantic coast braces for a slow warmup. Forecasters warn temperatures will remain low with little relief ahead.
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Midwest
Eyees
Dakootas
Virginia
Bemidji
Minn
Pembina
N. Dthe
Tlinois
Chicago
Hetow
Mississippi River
New England
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Five wounded in wild gun battle in night club
In Greenwich Village Moroc can Village Club a gun battle left five wounded, including a detective, after gunmen interrupted a late night show. The incident began with a bandit leader seizing the stage and demanding valuables as others opened fire, wrecking the club interior and sending guests fleeing. Names include Jean Evel and Paul Katps among the wounded, with suspects and police pursuing accountability. A second item notes a Pittsburgh woman claiming a $17 million estate left by Henrietta Walter Garrett as heirs pursue the claim in Philadelphia courts.
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Associated Press
New York
Greenwich Village
West 8Th Street
Da.m
John O'Neill
Manhattan
Whitney Museum Jhe American Art
Jean Evel
Paul Katps
Fords
N. J
Bobby Dell
New York City
James Ford
Philadelphia
Ford
John Sheth
George Warrell
Pittsburgh
Henrietta Walter Garrett
Eva Hoover
Henrietta E. Garret
Walter Garrett
Garretts
Henry Brothers Held for Trial in Auto Theft
Henry and Allen Foster of Erie were remanded to county jail after pleading guilty to auto theft before Alderman Cobbett. A police chase ending near the city limits left officers fearing a more serious crime, but later investigation found only theft. Foster had prior relocations including training school and prison terms. Allen faced earlier sentences for forgery and auto theft.
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Fostee
Allen
East Mainstreet
Erie County
Cobbett
Wall
Merton Fitch
Borsterff and Fitch
Plymouth
DeSoid
State Poliice
Erie
Mprescionine
Secord
Foster
Harborcreek
Alfenheny County
Western State
Bery
Wirren County
Whitehill
Allegheny
Temperature Plunge Hits Corry As Snow Bakes Roads
Corry residents endured another sub freezing night with a 10 degree low after a high of 84. State Police warned highways within 25 miles were extremely hazardous due to ice and fresh snow. Highway crews worked to clear main arteries while snow fences and sidewalks faced heavy wind drifts and two inch nightly accumulations. Cold, partly cloudy weather expected with a low near five tonight and tomorrow.
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Dition Corry
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Tierrick Sith Con
Mercury
Bus Plunge Kills 3, Wounds 25 Near Rio de Janeiro
A bus bound for Rio slipped into a ravine in the mountains 80 miles north of the city yesterday, killing three passengers and injuring 25 as rescue teams worked through the night to reach the wreckage.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Rilo
Wallace Plans To Rid His Party Of Communist Taint
Chicago report on Wallace seeking to purge communists from the Progressive Party while welcoming broad coalition ties. He argues progressives must remain inclusive to win elections, citing support from allies and distancing from hardline factions.
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Wallace
Associated
Frey Chicago
Henry A Mullice
Luray
Progressive
Joey
Parky
Buyin Kiesna
Philadelpha
Levine
Romy
Moyeow
United Luis
Wallac
Roy- Aolspesett
Webel
Local licensees accused of selling to minors in county hearing
About five Corry area licensees and bartenders testified at a Liquor Control Board hearing led by Examiner James Copie in Ambridge. Defense argued patrons appeared to be 21, while enforcement cited violations at multiple hotels and taverns including Hotel Cory and Prynk's Tavern. Investigators questioned managers. final PLB ruling awaits Harrisburg. Monsignor Walters Partlit, a benefactor to American GIs, died in Washington at 41.
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Liquor Control Board
Boe County
James Copie
Ambridge
PLB
Hotel Cory
Washington Tunch
Phoeus Hotel
Giron’ Bay
Prynk’s Tavern
Sam Roberts
Attornt
Guefse
Potion Hagley Drake
Harrisburg
PLEB
Willoughby Fire Destroys Two Stores in Downtown Blaze
A February fire in downtown Willoughby swept through two newly modernized stores and threatened a business block. Damages are estimated at 247,000 dollars as Willoughby and Painesville fire crews battled the flames near Marshall Drug Co and Woolworth Co, with the roof collapsing at the latter. Fire Chief Rosa Fairley reported the blaze starting at 508 and spread rapidly, destroying the back area of the Marshall store and jeopardizing nearby buildings.
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Byamsoomiem
Willoughby
Catplasion
Willoughbs
Mengering
Marshall Drug Ca
Rosa Fairley
Bsack
Lemme Marshall Brug Cy
Woolworth Co
Marshall
Promotions in Co A for 21 Guardsmen and staff
Twenty one Guardsmen in Company A receive promotions from prior ranks this morning under Capt Paul Pizaranroimesa. Sergeants Edward Brichom Norman Tarbell and Frank Dudas rise to new noncommissioned officer ranks. Corporal George Fee Pfe Carl Blakeslee and Frank Herbers advance to corporal. One recruit becomes private, four privates advance to private first class. Highlight next week is a donkey basket hull on the Armory floor Thursday night March 2, co-sponsored by the unit No-Bar Ridini Club. advance tickets are 50 cents with a large turnout anticipated.
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Bane Saneaiesy
Paul Pizaranroimesa
Edward Brichom
Norman Tarbell
Sul
Frank Dudas
George Fee
Pfe
Carl T
Blakeslee
Dad Pfe
Frank Herbers
Babson Advises Labor And Management On Problems
Roger W Babson argues twelve month plan to cut threats and boost productivity. He critiques coercive tactics and praises cooperation, noting Taft Hartley era limits. The column envisions labor and management seeking common ground, comparing it to a football game with aims for productive harmony.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Attempt To End Potato Price Supports Fails
Washington report shows growers and lawmakers clashing over government price supports for potatoes. Senate Leader and others push to remove price supports as a way to reduce surpluses, but the Senate approves continuation by a narrow margin. Debate centers on protecting growers and stabilizing markets amid budget pressures.
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Washington
Senate
bin MDL
Renale
Lucie Jiuth
Leibe
Syrup Season Progress in Waltsburg Area Delayed
In Waltsburg and nearby Spring Creek and Spatlupsburg areas sugar makers report a month lateness this season due to cold, with tapping starting slowly. Producers like Stewart McCullough and William Robinson note reduced sap flow as weather improves. many use power equipment and plan fuller operations once ground thaws.
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Avgar
Waltsburd
Stewart McCulough
William Robinson
Eas
Spring Creek
Spatlupsburg
Four Men Charged in Hawthorne Strip Mine Dynamite Case
KITTANNING Pa Feb 25 Four men were arrested on charges of dynamiting a non union strip mine at Hawthorne. Paul J Miller 30 Henry Kline 40 Harold C Weise and Harvey Miller 31 all of Oak Ridge are accused. A fifth man Kenneth W Markle 33 of Oak Ridge was seriously injured and later hospitalized.
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Anemia
Kittanning
Hawthorne
Brookwile
Joseph CL. Young
Paul J. Miller
Henry Kline
Harold C. Weise
Harvey Miller
Oak Ridge
Young
Kenneth W. Markle
Alsy
Markle
Harvey Affler
Miller
Decision at Emergency Cabinet Meet In House Vote
A government cabinet meeting produced a tight ten vote margin in the House of Commons with six seats still uncertain. A confidence vote could overturn the outcome and threaten the party’s position.
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House OF Commons
Early reshuffle of Attlee cabinet foreseen
London February 25 prime minister Attlee announced Labor will carry on with a fragile majority after the election. He plans to reshuffle cabinet by mid next week to tighten support, with ministers like Bevin and Bevan named as expected reshuffle figures. The margin remains thin as Labour leads with 214 seats to Conservatives 294, Libs eight, Irish Nationalists two, and one speaker seat.
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Labor Walt
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Everf
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