Dulles Sees European Aid Plan as Step Toward Peace
John Foster Dulles described the European recovery plan as a step toward peace. He urged swift US support for Western Europe, warned against inadequate funding, and pressed Congress to back nearly 7 billion dollars for Marshall Plan aid. He noted Soviet pressure and urged united action to aid convalescent nations.
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Anmoointet Press
Washington
John Foster Dulles
U.S
United Nations
United Staton
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Dulles
Jomms
DeWey
New York
Airman Vandenberg
Mich
Senate
Marshall Pint
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Act
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Ieader
Lis
Foree
Guch An
United States
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Communist Party Lunddready
Serglor Wherry
City Council Faces Cold Meeting as Furnace Fails
City officials met in heavy coats at the Municipal Building where a gas furnace crack and a broken wall tank caused dire heating. Repairs were planned to resume by evening and the city hall was left with limited heat while health board business proceeded.
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Buslivess
Ninxon
Iso. Bhit
Unt Board of Health
Ppenjyjin Ib
Wich
Tren Ree
Corry reports record low fire loss for year
Corry city finance and safety reports show a 12 month fire loss of 3950 dollars the lowest on record Chief Andrew Paulson notes no prior year matches the figure while the police chief John Flanigan cites 3038 arrests with motor violations leading the totals The city engineer Don Williams lists canal and street works including 380 feet of canal 1 78 miles of walks and 47 feet of other improvements Real estate transfers reach 320 with total value 28110 dollars health records indicate 202 communicable diseases for the year All findings were presented to City Council and Board of Health during regular meetings
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Andrew Paulson
Wb Werlud
Chiet Paulson
John Planigan
Council
Demmkenness
John Flanigan
City Health Officer
Ubove
City Coucil
Corneil
Board of Health
Injured Men After Train Car Collision at Crescent Park Crossing
Union City and Clymer men were injured when their car rammed a Pennsylvania Railroad freight engine at the Crescent Park crossing on Warren Mohawk avenue. Earl Meeshel of Clymer and Donald Paterson of Union City were hurt. damage estimated at 400 dollars. Delver Meerhoof claimed fog and ice blinded him as he stopped at the crossing and then struck the engine.
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Warren
Earl Meeshel
Clymer
Donald Paterson
B.C
Union City
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Delver
Oil City
Rail union chief in accord with Truman reaches accord
The railroad union leader and President Truman signaled a full accord after a conference. Reporters noted the discussions, with additional details promised at a Democratic committee briefing. The exchange touched on political matters and potential policy implications for the industry.
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Washington
A. P. Whitney
Mit Wmion
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Aman
Brotherhoods of Hajiond
Proman
Democratic Wiktional — Gomumitter
Hendigimrfars Pe
Merchants Vote 18-2 To Continue Friday Hours
Retail merchants in the city voted 18 to 2 to extend Friday night open hours during the seven month hint period. Meeting at Rite Restaurant attended by 20 Merchants Bureau members. Harry Barach named president for the year, Robert Wilcox elected president, and Ws. Perry Parker named secretary.
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Bure
Harry Barach
Robert Wilcox
Perry Parker
Chamber of Commerce Office
A.M. Lite
William Zultropulos
L.A. Rossin
Lita
D. H. Livingston
Medina
Chamber of Commerce
G. Tunnell
Aaron Chorman
Paul Meerdink
Columbus
Sparta Home Hit by Blaze
The Stranahan family faced a second blaze in three years at their Sparta residence. Firefighters arrived as smoke filled the living area and a window blaze began. Origin traced to a heavily stressed furnace in extremely cold weather. loss estimated at 1500. The family will stay with relatives until repairs.
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Neil Stranshan
Joss Wax
Wisn
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D. D. Stranatien
Stanahans
Hoom
Corry Man Sues for Damages Over Route 77 Accident
James Bennink files suit against Mayer Brothers Construction Co of Erie seeking 239 in damages claiming his car crashed into an unbarricaded road excavation along Route 77 on June 22. The Erie firm is alleged to have left the site inadequately marked and sighted in a 230.46 dollar claim.
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Erie County
Mayer Brothers Construction Co
Erie
Gorry
Spartanshoro
James Bennink
Bennink
Erle
White Nie
Constellation Company
Wer
Oil Truck Crash Burns Driver but Crew Safe
A loaded oil truck ran off West Street, rammed a tree and burst into flames but the driver, Hecate Morse, escaped with only head injuries and minor cuts. Fire crews from the Corry department quickly controlled the blaze. authorities set a preliminary value of unspecified damage and promised further investigation.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Thames
Fire Destroys Barn at Clymer Farm Causes 7000 Loss
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the barn and most contents on the Clymer farm of Mr and Mrs Grant Smith on Mill Street. Loss estimated at 7000 with nine head of cattle two yearling heifers a farm tractor and pumps all lost. Firefighters arrived but could not save the structure.
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Mill Street
Clymer
Smith
Grange League Federation
Ului
Clymer Pie
Mire Ward
Break in Severe Cold Blases Wide Nation
A break appeared today in the severe cold enveloping eight wide sections of the country for several days, causing 47 deaths. Temperatures were rising in many areas offering brief relief, though snow and strong winds persisted in northern Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Massachusetts
Seeliong
Midorest
Middle Atlantic States
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York State
Warmer Weather Promises Partial Gas Release
Rising temperatures sparked hopes that the Pennsylvania Gas Company would lift portions of the industrial gas curtailment by tonight. A utility official surveyed pressure and supply conditions as throttling eases with reduced heating needs, and an official temperature reading stood at 31 degrees above zero with a low near 8.
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Panneyivania Gas Company
100 Are Dead As Ship Sinks
A Chilean steamer, Gautin, capsized in the Imperial River near Santiago killing about 400 aboard. The vessel carried 350 passengers including women and children. Authorities blamed officials and an excessive pileup. survivors swam long distances and reached Fuerza Savedra. Louis Penn, a passenger, described water seeping into the engine room before the cabin deck sank.
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Chile
Gautin
Imperial River
Wecaylah
Fuerza Savedra
Louis Penn
Bank Bandit Smith Nabbed by FBI in Chicago
Parolee from Huntingdon Reformatory identified as James Smith, 24, linked to a January daylight bank robbery in New Orleans worth $100,000. He faces extradition hearings as authorities investigate possible ties to a Philadelphia police officer’s slaying. FBI seized $17,776 from his hotel room. he had been under surveillance since Memphis.
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Ural
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PBI
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Memphis
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Treasury Report Details and Balances
Fragmentary treasury notice for Warrington county shows revenues of 186034.77 and balances at 4288.74 with a noted prior balance of 15.20. The text is garbled but references tax, revenue items, and cash balances in a county treasury report.
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Warrington
Shin
Portner
Council Acts to Revise Parking Ordinance Here
A special meeting was held with the city council debating amendments to the parking ordinance. A petition on whiskey machines was to be heard January 29, with fines proposed and a salary raise for casual laborers discussed. The tax assessors salary and a street department sprayer purchase were also addressed before a council reorganization.
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Grensu
Erie County
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Cowbell Spinolntad
Andeevy Fabison
Ray Laneux
Chile
Donald Watson
Wafore Zalinell
Iesso
Prpper
Dunsham
Board of
Hesilthedy
J. Fred Kinley
Don Williams
Virus X outbreak at Juniata College grows
Jah 20 report from Huntingdon Pennsylvania states two new cases of illness labeled virus X at Juniata College, raising the patient count to 93. Officials say earlier patients are improving and none remain in serious condition as the campus tracks the outbreak.
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Ure Huntingdon
Eludertia
Jwifatn
Palente
William
Urging Baruch Delay of Tax Cut Rejected
A string of early 20th century dispatches report the U N Security Council arms talks and allied tensions. In Washington the Senate Armed Forces Committee rejected President Trainun's plea to keep Maj. Gen. Laurence 8. Kater as Air Maree chief. In Frankfurt German workers prepare a 24 hour strike over food shortages while British American Bizonia debates troop moves. In Jerusalem clashes near Acre continue as Jewish settlements brace for UN mandated garrison.
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Senwie Armed Forces Committee
Yeon
Trainun
Laurence
Kater Lo
Milieg
Petra
Trains Delayed After Mercer County Derailment
Three westbound freight cars derailed on Eyre's single track at Renard in Mercer County. No injuries reported. Passenger service diverted via Bassmere and Lake Erie routes. no eastbound freight moved. Ruth Miller, 18, killed by an Ardmore boulevard streetcar. Geraldine Homley, 15, injured.
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Mercer County
Renaed
Creigil Pd
Grews
Wrevkate
Pittsburgh
Ruth Miller
Ardmore Boulevard
Ardmore Gardens Skyling Rink
Geraldine Homley
Columbia Hospital
Workmen Continue Efforts To Unearth Pirate Cache
In Green Cove Springs Florida an 80 year old man and his financier push to uncover a rumored four million dollar pirate treasure. Workers remove yellow metal fragments as a large excavator digs near a downtown street while investigators watch and onlookers gather. Local officials note uncertainty over whether the shiny findings are gold or pyrite.
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Green Cove Sfrings
Fla. Jen
G. Fy Mobley
H. J. Humphries
Mobley
J.T. Conway
T Hie
Coniway
Republicans Decide On Tax Cut Plan For 1948
The Associated Press reports the House GOP steering committee met to shape party policy on domestic tax cuts for 1948. Key figures discussed include Speaker Martin, Knutson, and Winston. proposals aim to boost exemptions, apply community property rules, and consider bottom-bracket relief. A plan to cut up to 9 billion dollars is debated, with potential Democratic support to overcome presidential veto.
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Washington
Martin
Rmass
House
GOP
Yes
Knutson
Bill Chalmain Eaintgon
Byil
Psernu Uh
Envicon
Jnoprial
Congressional
Truman
Baruch
Senate
Ausleman
Sears
Reich Zoning Under Attack
Reich Zoning Under Attack reports claims and counter statements at a joint British American gathering. General Lucius D. Clay, military governor, responds to charges about reorganization and control.
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