Vishinsky Denounces Acheson Charge as Slander in Moscow
In a rare press release, Foreign Minister Vishinsky rejects U S claims that Russia annexes four North China provinces and accuses Dean Acheson of seeking to justify exploitation in Asia. He criticizes Acheson’s remarks on Mongolia Japan the Philippines and Ryukyus while Moscow awaits events with China’s new republic.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U. S
Dean Acheson
Russia
North China
Vishinsky
Chau
En-Lai
Russian Forakniged Chines People's Repair
Chow
Communist
Eader Mao Tae-Tung
Mac
Acheson
National Press Club
Washington
Maniy
Inner
Outer Mongolia
Sinklang
Asia
Japan
Philippines
Ryuler
North Pacific
United States
Atheson
Achesor
Secretary of State
Wong Fhe
State Department
Navy plans more heavy gear to free Missouri battleship
Norfolk, Va Jan 21 Navy to use heavy beaching gear on February 2 in the attempt to tug the Missouri off a Chesapeake Bay shoal. Plans include ten to twelve four ton anchors 1000 yards behind the ship to produce an 800 ton pulling arc. Salvage crews probe the shoal for deeper trench work and potential clearance of munitions while a naval court of inquiry reviews how the ship ran aground.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Navy
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Naval Court of
Missouri
Phi
Sina
Hersete
Drop In Farmers' Buying Power Threatens Economy
Secretary Brannan warned the United States economy faces hardship from a two year 2.1 billion decline in farmers purchasing power in 1947 dollars. He cautioned a further drop of about 2 billion in 1950 if farm prices do not rise. Brannan argued for subsidies under the Brannan Plan to support farm producers, while opponents warned subsidies could cost up to 30 billion annually.
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Associated Press
Washington
Brannan
House
Brannah
Holse Appropriations Committee
Whlore
Lm Aksu
Anwei
Branson
Subcommittee
Whitten
D-Mass
Finland Rejects Soviet War Crimes Accusations
Helsinki rejects Soviet charges that Finland aided Russian war criminals with forged documents. In a Moscow delivered note to the Russian government, Finland’s minister Karl Sundström announced the reply, asserting full loyalty to treaty obligations and friendship with Russia while denying the allegations.
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Finland
Associated Press
Helsinki
Moscow
Karl Sundstrem
Russia
Police Vacate Berlin Building
Major General Maxwell D Taylor ordered West Berlin police to vacate the Reichsbahn building rather than provoke a broader Russian blockade. The move aims to free the space for Bern but follows Soviet and Reichsbahn tensions that could worsen hardships.
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Berlin
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. 5
West Berlin
Reichsbahn
Bern
Taylor
Tam
Mosave
West Sector
Hearing Set On Rebuilding Columbus Dam
A hearing on the proposed rebuilding of the Columbus Dam is slated as the next step to obtain stake sanction. Assemblyman Waterhouse filed revised plans with added concrete and earth at the dam top and expects the process to move to the hearing stage within four to six weeks, with opposition opportunities at the meeting. Also, rumors circulate that Mayor O Dwyer may resign, but aides discount the reports.
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Columbus
Projet
W. W. Waterhouse
Department of Forests and Waters
Gov. Duf
A. A. Merker
Wright Street
Assemblyman Waterhouse
Department of Forest and Waters
Oamen Jn
Babson and the rise of stock exchange advertising
A historical look at Wall Street advertising from the early NYSE era through 1929, detailing the shift from dignified financial ads aimed at brokers to campaigns that urged public investors to buy issues. The piece notes the influence of Emil Sobran and evolving regulation shaping advertising strategies and investor interest.
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Babson
Stock Exchange
Wuunm
Babson Park
Wall Street
Astory
Financia
New York Stock Exchange
Moc Financial
Lauria
Hewines
Mino
Stove Exchange
Scontihies and Exchange
Herte
Lisien
Emil Sobran
New York Etock Exchange
Delay Drops School Recreation Program Amid Board Delays
Delays by the State Armory Board and local officials lead to the scrapping of a planned 10 week school recreation program for this year. Supt. David Swarty and Larry Houghton report no action from Harrisburg or the local armory board, halting plans to start by mid January. As a result, about 400 youths lose access while Allele Dievover and Lewis Hanns establish a small basketball effort for fifth and sixth graders at the Junior High gym each Saturday.
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Avhool
David Swarty
Slae Armory Board
Lirry Houghton
Toe Board
Harrisbury
State Armory Board
Sehou
Moreh
Toeat
Allele Diev Ovor Lewis Hanns
Plans to Honor Latimer In Corry Meeting
Corry Rod and Gun Club debated honoring Game Protector James Latimer of Northern Street after his transfer by the Game Commission in Luzerne County. A dinner date was not set, with venues like Golumbus or Spring Greek Grange Halls under consideration to host over 750 sportsmen. The group favored sending a District petition to keep Latimer in the area, though decisions rest with the commission. Latimer, stationed here for four years, will move next week to begin the new assignment after a brief district visit.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club
James Latimer
Northenter Street
Game Commission
Kilision
Luzerne County
Dorset
R Place
Golimbus
Trim I
Hab
Drunk Man Arrested After Incident At Police Station
A man staggered into a police station today, clutching a bottle and acting incoherently. Officers detained him on charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct as a crowd gathered outside the station.
Boston Robbery Case Two Suspects Questioned
Two Brink employees identified as William Mauter and Gerard Pratt were questioned by police after a warehouse vault hold up. Mauter, 49, and Pratt, 34, were detained separately at Boston Police Headquarters as investigators examined motives and missing payroll funds. No charges yet filed. officers continue questioning through the day.
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Associated Fress
Boston
Brink
GilleGommg Varly
Ace Detwetver
Witney Daley
William Mauter
Ger
Ard Pratt
Muiilex
Pfaff
Daley
Muestioninis
Wither
Wey
Piers
Manter
Wwe
Jolice Hin
Piatt
Hefars
No Decision Yet In Hiss Trial
New York June 21 jurors in the Alger Hiss case again deliberated with no immediate sign of agreement as the second day of the trial wore on. Judge Henry W. Goddard read portions of the jury charge at their request while they considered evidence presented earlier in the trial.
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Evie Nee Ree
New York
Algér Hiss
Oleh
Aled Jota
Henry W. Goddard
Yenterday
Tesla
None Hurt In Two Accidents In Corry Area
Two separate crashes near Corry caused property damage but no injuries. A West Ridge bus driven by Louis Cardullo left Route 97 west of Union City at 2:16 PM when a Bole auto attempted to pass. the bus sustained 100 dollars damage but continued service, while the other vehicle suffered 1,000 dollars in damage. A second collision about 1:02 PM near Route 277 involved Lester Helker driving a Ford and Robert W. Clark attempting a pass, causing a head-on crash with Peter Gall’s car that totaled 280 dollars in damage.
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West Ridge
Aumlunhoes
Wattig
Louis Carduljo
Bole
Union City
W. H. Crandal
Star Police
Corry
Crandall
Anke Jokene
Sheimpaet
He Bie
Vineron
Brie
Waterhouse Agence
Lester Helker
Spartansburg
R. D
Ford
Columbus Fire Dept Reviews 49 Fire Calls in 1849
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department logged 14 calls outside Columbus township and 5 within. Total township damage reached 52,350 with 14 fighters per alarm on average and 81 percent of water used. Announced at the August meeting were re-elected officers Arthur Hill president Lester Howles vice president John Zamborth secretary J H Rengle treasurer Lester Howles fire chief Hollis Upperman assistant chief Verla Morris trustee Frank Ferry replacing Upperman on the board, with two other trustees remaining Harold Bates and Leslie Todd.
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Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
Lester Howles
Columbus Township
Hrustes
Arthur Hill
John Zamborth
J, HL. Rengle
Lester Howls
Hollis Upperman
Verla Morris
Trus
Tee
Frank Ferry
Hol
Lis Upperman
Oiher
Harold Bates
Leslie Todd
Leffler Honored by Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Ross J. Lemlee of the Pennsylvania State Committee received Pittsburgh's 1949 "new of thy Wear" award for his work with Carnegie Tillmats Bress Corp. He is noted as an assistant to the president and head of a group of more than 20 committees.
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Leffler
Pittsburgh
Ross J. Lemlee
Pennsylvania
Chamber of Conmerc
Carnegie Tilmats Bress Corp
Aden
Robbery Foiled in Pennsylvania. 1 Killed
Elizabethtown scene details a robbery foiled with one man killed and several injured. Police identify suspects including Earl Pipestone and Ray Weber as activity targets. multiple towns Lancaster, Lebanon, Day counties involved in grain-mall looting over ten days. Hospitalized victim Willie Weber and Firestone jailed. investigators pursue a youth gang linked to a string of grain thefts.
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Elizabethtown
Ene
Lebai
Stadler
Ray Weber
Baltimore
Earl Pipestone
Hebanon
Grubb
Brennan Gyain
Pennsylvania
Willie
Mike
Kulley
Weber
Sn Mwanili Hospital
Lebmie
Firestone
Nochatyn
Lebanon
Lancaster
Day
Paldh
Pennsylvani
Larsen to Head Wartime Civil Defense Plans
Washington dan 21 A1 1940 Paul Larsen named to head civilian mobilization planning for wartime defense. Former Los Alamos associate director will supervise civil defense health reserves housing and services and censorship beginning March 1 under Presidential approval. Larsen also directed Sandia laboratory and will organize dispersion of facilities and aircraft observer recruitment follows defense talks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dan
Paul Th Larvey
Wtommie Research
Los Alamos
Albuquerque
Larsen
Defense Department
Sellon
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
University of California
Sandia Laboratory
Alvquerque
N. M
Secretary of Defense
ToRson
Pair Fined for Disorder After Street Fight
Officers arrested George Herstelter age 9 and Bernard Ross age 26 after a street fight on West Main Street at 2 a.m. Both pleaded guilty and were fined 10 plus costs. Fight started at a tavern and continued outside before police intervened.
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C&ught
West Mainstreet
George Herstelter
Bernard Ross
Columbus
Folie Alsessentent
Cobbott
Truman Program Dominates View of Washington Battle
Washington watchers see little chance for smooth passage of the Truman program after a GOP Dixie coalition victory. Leaders cite the civil rights issue and the southern Democratic wing as key forces. Debate centers on the 149 rule and potential committee reshuffles as both parties weigh next moves.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Mutch Credin
Hey
Silles
Repib
Nican
Goithert
Prozraim
Rep
Kirwan
Ohio
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Poogle Flep
Clarence Brow
R-Obin
Cox D-Gai
Girl Slayer May Plead Insanity At His Trial
Lancaster January 21 The confessed student slayer of a Franklin and Mars College stenographer might plead insanity at his murder trial. Edward Lester Gibbs 95 year old F and M senior confessed Wednesday to the strangling of Mardan Letlie Baker and others, taking her on a ride to a secluded hangout. Gibbs’ attorney indicated there is a possibility of a plea on his client’s behalf. The defense would be prepared later.
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Lancaster
Franklin and Marsip College
Edward Lester ‘Gibbs
Brown
Wink
Questioned in gem terc Paris police quest
Police questioned a former Hertene youth in Paris amid a high profile robbery case worth 000,000 dollars. Authorities reported the suspect had ties to a group in Semis and noted a possible motive connected to regional tensions. The man was brought in for questioning yesterday.
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GEM Tert
Paris
Tinden Wien
Sumumboure
Takere BP Mawes
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