U S Trusteeship Plan For Pacific Isles Likely Approved
United States plan to administer the Japanese mandated islands under a United Nations trusteeship moves toward Security Council approval. Russia proposed amendments to the draft, while American officials weigh possible objections from Britain Australia and skeptics within the U S delegation question charter compliance.
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Associated Press
Lake Success
N. Y
United States
United Nations
Counc Maret
Furn Cig
Bata
Australia
Britain
Heto
U. S
Auralia
Andrei A. Gro~myko
Maxi
Security Council
Wanen R. Austin Wouiu
Opening Shows New Car Models at Waterhouse Buick Pontiac
Residents will view the remodeled Waterhouse Buick and Pontiac showroom on West South Street tomorrow and Saturday. The display features Buick Roadmaster and Super series sedans, a Pontiac tomdoor model, and possibly a Pontiac convertible. Factory reps from Buick Pontiac and General Motors will attend, with the showroom opening at 2 o clock each day and continuing through Saturday night.
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W. W. Waterhowe
Buick
West Souths Street
Saurday
Automobile Manufactur Ine
Cry
Tomorsow
General This Company
Waterhouse
Display Toon
Asmplayes
Rescue Crew Leaves Burning Tanker After Fire Near Balboa
Reports say a crew of Royal Oak, a 10 296 ton tanker, was rescued from a blaze off Golwra Point Balladin. Lookout radioed that volatility trapped the ship and an salvage party boarded. Ballboa agents relayed the Navy message and the fire was suppressed later.
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Presa Balboa
Golwra Point
Steadingen
Royal Oak
Abe
Lonkout
Messiape
Balboa
Roys
Néfont
Britain to test laborites over night shift plan
Britain faces a major test as the labor government faces a plan to introduce a national night shift in industry. The proposal, debated in the House of Commons, would place about 3.5 million Britons on night duty, with a joint employers and unions committee guiding implementation.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Tiny
Pla
Com
He Grove
Tas
Stafford Crippa
Aine
Roe Gram
Employers and Unionists
George Tsauds
Tself
Ehah
Union Opposes Barring Communists From CIO
The CIO United Electric Workers Union president Albert J Fitzgeralda told Congress he opposes barring Communists from the union. In Alaska a search for a missing B 20 and its crew of 11 continued into the third day as planes combed the wilderness west of Anchorage. In Washington a key committee vote on Lilienthal's AEC chairmanship faced delay likely until next week. In Nanking nearly 600 Chinese Communist tank forces moved toward Changchun, signaling a potential winter campaign in Manchuria.
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Bulletins
Associated Preps
Washington
Albert J. Fitexerala
CLO United Electric Workers Union
Congress
Elmendorf Field
Alaska
Alaska Peninsula
Anchorage
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Nanking
Manchuria
Changchun
Byrd Expedition Declared Successful By Navy Officials
The Mount Olympus, Burton Island, and Byrd Antarctic voyage reported success in discoveries and polar coverage. Adm Crusen noted plans for a fuller report after traversing thousands of miles of coast and ice fields, with joint operations near the Great Ice Barrier and preparations to sail to Wellington New Zealand.
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Navy
Burton Island
Mount Olympus
Amudsten Pres
Hay
Richard H. Crusen
Magen
Mount Glympus
Burlon Island
New
Zeahald
Gruen
Ehlef
Polar
Uvei
Richards
Byrd
South Pale
Pole
Ons Iee
Warisféir
Little
Rex installs equipment at theatre in War date era
Rex installs modern Simplex projectors replacing old Howell models at the Rex Theatre. New high intensity lighting and rectifiers improve screen brightness and lengthen the viewing, with a planned interior renovation and deluxe reel room update soon.
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Fromr Norced
Aooth
Jens
Kenneth B. McGuire
National Theatre Supply Company
Blatt Theaes
Emil 8. Barnett
Rex
Willis' Road
N. R. Bacholner
William Strevant
Donald Dutton
Coalition Opens Fight to Outlaw Portal Pay Claims
A powerful coalition of House Democrats and Republicans moves to outlaw portal pay claims. The move aims to limit judgment amounts and tighten procedures, with a Judiciary committee drafting amendments. debate delays could push action to Friday.
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Coalition
U S Forces Clash With Reds In Korea Skirmish
Seoul dispatch reports a brief clash between American and Soviet Russian troops in the Korean occupation zones. No casualties were reported though the incident lasted several hours and involved Soviet fighter planes.
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Seoul
Korea
No Change Seen in Gas Cut Order
The Pennsylvania Gas Co reports little change in gas cut orders as cold weather threatens further reductions. Forecasters predict a slight cooling followed by colder conditions this weekend. Utility officials say pressures remain uncertain, some furloughed workers have been recalled, and operators strive to keep all plants active despite weather.
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Pensylvania
Cory
Pennsylvania
Six of Hold Up Ring Arrested in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh police announce the arrest of six suspects in a North Side robbery ring tied to 15 to 20 holdups and robberies. Four were captured after a high speed chase, two in a raid. one wounded in an exchange of gunfire. Formal charges pending interrogation results.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph IM. Stack
Wassenri
Pennsylvania
Pittsbush
Tarenham
Pittsbural Loan
Stank
North Bide Western Union
Stack
Lea
Mons
Griffith Legion groups discuss defense budget impact
Eleven members including Elmer Coskey and Paul H Griffith spoke at Meadville’s Bris Memorial Park about the national budget and military training. Speakers urged defense cuts only where burdens fall hardest, while praising veteran support projects.
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Elmer Coskey Amerhean Lewin
Meadville
Paul HL
Griffith
Troptown
Americn Legion
Ehner C. Carver
Lloyd
Tustin Bitters
William Muir
Sohn VaNoy
Mya Glennis Warmer
William Wiening
Willian Muir
Josephine Frisina Arcwisi Ihnenkar
Anns Anderson Post
Henry Wheeler
Bris Memorial
Meadvills
America
Isao
Paul H. Chlilith
Oniontons
American Legion
Stonw
Niage
Legion
A. Brice Denniston al Greville
Sii Legion Ausiliary
Clyde B Hankin
Philadelphia
Denniston
Legion Ausiliary
Aspisiwall Hospital
Mendyske Legion Auxiliary
Removal of Lock Prompts Quarrel in Room Dispute
Report describes a quarrel over a locked room involving Hast Massavergy and a lady regarding payment. An attempted solution with a screwdriver ended when a man tried to force the door as an irate party objected. The incident drew legal attention and civil court charges are implied.
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Reni
Jawhngum Weele
Netoile
Jandindy
Cory Wetlers
Vista Hur
Contagl
Catey
Rural Roads Reclosed by Winter Storm After Midnight
Rural roads across the area faced renewed closures as wind and fresh snow overwhelmed earlier clearings. Highway crews battled to keep main routes open, with some sections walling in and isolating Concord and Wayne townships as limited equipment hindered full snow removal operations.
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Mattis
Tinfon Chy
Corry
Highway Department
Lindsey
Spartansburg
Baday'a
Warren
Concord
Wayne
All Buffalo Schools Closed as Teachers Strike
Buffalo teachers halt classes in the largest strike to hit the district. Gov Dewey administration efforts for a state pay plan fail as Mayor Dowd seeks state help, emergency order closes 19 open schools and 60 more shut earlier. Teamsters refuse to deliver to picketed schools.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Teachers Federation
Buppalo
Tai Muuafwlo
Thomas E. Dewey
Bernard J. Dowd
New York State
Francis Tr. Spawlding
City Board of Education
Teamsters Joint Council of
Bullalo and Vicinity
AFL
First Hamlet Is Now Endangered By Flow Of Laval
Palermo Sicily February 27 molten lava from new crater Mount Tiny continues to advance toward Passo Plwor, threatening the Tirsk mountain hamlet. Local prefects and Archbishop Ernesto Cardinal Rue attended the scene as residents prepared to flee. Observers estimate only three or four days of safe life remain at the village given current lava flow.
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Palermo
Sicily
Passo Plwloro
Tirsk Mountain
Ls Pail
Neigboring
Ernesto Cardinal Rue Fil
Elks Officer Testifies in Kane Embezzlement Trial
The Kane Elks Club embezzlement case of Postmaster Robert Holland opens in McKean county court Smethport with Holland’s trial proceeding after jury selection. Witnesses include Kane officials Polke and Tolke. evidence centers on three checks totaling 650 and funds diverted from the Elks Club.
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Elks' Lodge
Kane
Robert
Holland
McKean
Smethport
Orlina
Elks
Claude Shattuck
Elks’ Club
Rane Banke and ‘Trust Co
A. B. Anderson
Bks Club
Colt
Manag
Telleral
Je Yra
Tlul
Hubbard
Smettport
Six Titusville Men And A Woman Held In Case Involving School Girls
Six Titusville men and a woman were arraigned before Alderman N Alteniove on morals charges linked to two 15 year old girls from Titusville Junior High. They were bound over to Crawford County court. some pleaded guilty to delinquency and related offenses while others pleaded not guilty. The two victims testified. more warrants are expected as defendants remain jailed.
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Titusville
RT. 4
Abert Bewn
PlessAh Wie
Amaltin Mekee
Snoeayor
Love Johnson
Tuusville
William McCartley
R. D
Ralph White
Edigar WN
Titusville Alves
Meadville
Attlee Regime Fights for Existence in Britain
New U.S. Ambassador Douglas faces a critical task as rupture with the British Labour Cabinet deepens. Washington reports growing strains within the Attlee government amid political instability and shifting alliances.
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U. S
Douglas
Begin
Washington
Palestine debate exposes Bevin blunt attack on Truman
Washington notes Bevin accused President Truman of politics last October over Jews entering Palestine. The White House called the charge unfortunate and misleading as new ambassador Lewis Douglas prepared to take up duties in London. The clash reflects efforts to smooth Anglo American ties amid Britain's austerity and political pressure from Attlee's government.
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Geni- MacKenzie
Ernest Begin
Truman
England
Palestine
Begin
Mr. Bevin
Viking
Thdin
Burma
Manny Wither
Attlee
Ita Hic
Bevin
Washington
Lewis W. Douglas
London
White House
Thiroan
G Ross
Amosion
Afeg
Iai Jong
Auba
Slic
Berin’s Park
Pattomad Bute
Senate
Danioorae Lanster Narhey
Hus Collemg
Cretary
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Breese
Beaubein House
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House Judiciary Committee
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