New Maneuvers May Settle Mine Dispute
Northern and western coal operators agreed to start new contract talks with John J. Lewis next Wednesday while resisting fast-track action and pending a court hearing on alleged unfair labor practices. The move could bring miners back to work for at least part of the week and relieve pressure on the industry as talks resume.
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Capitol
Truman
Senate
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Newls
Severe January Chill Grips Corry City
Corry residents shivered as the thermometer plunged to 20 degrees after 34 degrees last evening. About 0.25 inch of rain fell yesterday following a pattern of cold January weather. The outlook called for cloudy and colder conditions with scattered snow flurries and very cold temperatures tomorrow.
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Corry
George Mut- Herick
France urged to modify plan on Saar issue
The United States presses France to alter its Saar lease proposal to tie the contract to future German peace treaty provisions on the Saarland. Washington fears unresolved French German tensions endanger Western Europe plans and seeks a formula minimizing disputes. The U.S. doubts timing but wants negotiations to reduce basic Franco German rifts.
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Saar
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Europe
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Paris
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State Department
John McCloy
U. S
Germany
Saan
Font
Saaper
Britain
Actress Bergman to File Divorce Action in Mexico
Hollywood confirms Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman plans divorce from Dr. Roberto Rossellini. Attorneys in El Paso and Mexico will file in Pas a within days after negotiations with Lindstrom's New York counsel. Rome-based liaison and U S counsel oversee proceedings while custody and travel issues hold potential stakes.
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Therid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Mexico
Jiares
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Tex
Setress
Peter Lindstrom
Jeanine
Pasa
Stromboli
Gree Halliser
el Pita
Or. Lindstrom
Lawrence Shinn
New York
Dr. Lindstrom
Thurldyndi Rossellini
Rome
William
el Pass
Nations sign Atlantic Pact military aid accords in Washington
Western alliance nations including Britain France and Denmark sign a a pact in Washington committing the United States to supply arms and matériel totaling about 1 billion dollars to bolster defenses of Western Europe. The agreement covers self help and mutual aid provisions with strict controls and reimbursement for American missions. About 200 US officers and officials will accompany the aid effort overseas.
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Britain
Taly
France
Belgium
Truman
North Atlantic
Inter
Congress
Europe
Oliver Franks
Onsult Aljone
London
United States
Navy
Air Force
Retail Merchants Bureau Discusses Door to Door Sales
Members met at Hotel Corry for a dinner session to study home demonstration and door to door sales. They will check licensing and school mill assessments, review Christmas lighting funds, plan Carry Days sales for April, and mail ballots for officer elections with deadlines in February.
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Retail Merchants Bureau
Hotel Corry
Robert G. Tunner
Iast
Sumner
Donald Stewart
Tunnel
Guek Suh
Arnold Seastead
Vce
D. H. Livingston
Kurt Leeds
Perry Parker
Afterthan Himrod
Stewart
Chamber
Hugh Burnett
Arthur Cohen
Englert to Speak at Latimer Fete Dinner
Englert a former Game Commission supervisor will be principal speaker at a testimonial dinner for James Latimer now transferred to Kingston. Paul Stroup will be toastmaster as 135 tickets are planned for a joint event with Spring Creek and Yolingsville clubs at Columbus Community Center.
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Hayes TP
Englert
Division F
Ol City
James Latimer
Kingston
Inglert
Paul Stroup
Corry
Columbus
Columbun Vuluntesr Fire Department
Five Children Die in Fire in Lawton Two-Room Home
Five children aged two months to six years burned to death in a small two room frame house in Lawton China. The door locked trapping them as their mother 23 searched for water and neighbors. Seven others escaped from a adjacent hut as the blaze spread. Father was at work and not harmed.
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Associated Press
Lawton
China
Troma
C. Young
Railroad Gambles With Your Life at Center Street Crossing
Corry motorists face repeated danger as Erie Railroad trains blot out crossing gates. A speeding westbound freight escaped lowered barriers twice in two days, narrowly missing drivers. A city officer logged the incidents. the railroad handed a 30 day suspension to a watchman, despite coroner and council urging safety improvements.
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Corry
Erie Railroad
Center Street
Erie
Arenue
W. W. Wood
Plane With 42 Aboard Is Missing
An Air Force C 54 aircraft carrying 44 passengers and eight crew members vanished after last contact at 5 09 p m over Shag Yukon Territory en route from Anchorage Alaska to Great Falls Montana A search from Northway Alaska to Fort Nelson British Columbia will sweep a 20 mile band along the air route starting about 11 30 a m local time.
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Edmonton
Alli. Jay
United States Air Force
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Tod
Wimensloré Field
Anchorage
Alaska
Great Falls
Mont
Shag
Yukon Territory
R.gaf
Northway
Alasks
Fort Nelson
B.C
Yukon
Alaska-Yukon
Counterfeiting Ring Cracked in New York City
Four men arrested after U S Secret Service trapped them in a sting from Los Angeles to New York. About 200000 counterfeit ten and twenty dollar bills were to be sold for sixty thousand dollars with a 20 cent per bill value. Suspects Anthony Chimalia Vincent Palmisano Anthony Pleta Anietto and Joseph Nardone faced charges of possessing and attempting to sell counterfeit money and conspiracy. Bail set at 100000 for the first three and 200000 for the taxi driver.
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New York
Beevet Wervice Hgents
Los Angeles
U.S. Secret Service
Secret Services
Segain
Queens
City Alice
Anthony Chimalia
Manhattan
Vincent Palmisano
Brooklyn
Anthony Pletaanietto
Joseph Nardone
UW. 5
Edward W. McDonald
City Rail Crossings Blocked. Police Warn Arrests
Chief Hurley Drake announced officers will arrest rail workers blocking three city crossings after crews halted traffic from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. A disruption at First Avenue Center Street and Maple Avenue prompted Erie Railroad officials to send a division foreman to prevent a repeat incident.
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Levins
Mlouk Siewey
Tollawie
Avenue
Genter Stent
Maple Avenue
Piinenuiser
Erie Ridlional AL Dhol
Tellti
WiMe Mine
Drake
Erie
Earessitne
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Wrainbaster
Aml Attehint
Half of Aga Khan gems recovered on police doorstep
Marseille reports half of the Aga Khan’s stolen fortune found at a police station after an anonymous tip. Police estimate value at 420000 dollars, with earlier at 280000, amid ongoing probe of the Riviera highway robbery last August. Nine men arrested so far as part of a broad search for other gang members.
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Marseille
Riviera Highway
Ninth
Staton
Vale
Waek
Dar Hve
Moxlem
Searer
Erie Countians Buy $13 Million in Bonds
Erie County residents purchased a total of 13,193,153 in series bonds during 1948 though the text is garbled. The report by Ramsey S Blakes state director of the Pennsylvania Savings Bond Division shows the county total as part of a statewide investment. Ebande township accounted for 9,010,078 and rise over 1943.
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Erie
Exie
Ramsey S. Blagke
Pennsylvania Savings Wonda
Ousio
State Acts to Curb Alcoholism in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Health Department creates a dedicated section to study alcoholism, collect statistics from institutions and colleges, and implement rehabilitation programs. Dr. Norris W. Vaux outlines a scientific approach led by Helen C. Snyder with Alcoholics Anonymous support, aiming to aid addicts and reduce costs to the state.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Health Department
Norris W. Vaux
Seeley
Uec
Vans
Nval
Helen C. Snyder
Philadelphia
Alcoholics Anonymous
Vaux
Stile Government Commission
Gener) Assembly
Reas
Nixon draws link between Truman papers and Chambers evidence
Rep Nixon charges new documents from Whittaker Chambers show Harry Dexter White provided top level officials with secret papers. He ties the Truman era to espionage activity and urges a fresh House inquiry, while the Hiss case continues to affect the investigation.
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Whittaker Chambers
Rep. Nixon
Chambers
Xow
Howie
Foust Committee
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Annyaney
Lwoa
Alger
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Hiss
Satuday
Anet
Seo
Ye House
Nixon
DEMS BACK TAX PLANS OF TRUMAN
Democratic lawmakers back Truman tax proposal tying tax increases to expenditures cuts. GOP leadership pushes a simple income tax revision to fund government and offset relief, while Democrats argue for balanced measures. The dispute centers on aligning corporate earnings with broader tax hikes.
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Truman
Ated Press
Washington
House
Life Laodranien
Trumcar
Ets
Earings
Mare Alpes
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