Stalin open to meeting Truman on peace pact says Moscow
Washington dispatch reports Stalin expressed willingness to discuss an American Russian peace pact with President Truman at a mutually acceptable place. Officials note no official meeting yet, while Norway probes whether to join the Western alliance and offer military aid to the Western powers.
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Rusk Promoted In State Department By AP
Washington January 41 President Truman nominated Dean Rusk director of the State Department office of United Nations affairs for promotion to assistant secretary of state. He fills a vacancy created by the summer resignation of Norman Armour. Before his present post he served as an assistant in the secretary of War.
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Dean Rusk
State Department
United Nations Affairs
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Secretary of War
Norway Seen As Key West Alliance Partner In Talks
AP dispatch describes Norway as pivotal in Western alliance talks over a broader security project. Officials note Norway borders the Soviet Union and its inclusion would intensify multi-nation cooperation. Russia publicly criticizes NATO while signaling interest in keeping close ties with Oslo.
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Tragic Erie train wreck leaves five dead and one hurt
A collision near Connesus Lake involving an Erie train killed Mrs. Maria Miller and four others, and seriously injured Edwin Miller. The wreck occurred about a half mile from the crossing, with the crew of the Erie line identified and investigators surveying the scene.
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Connecut Lake
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Miury Millen
Dunnesut
New Jersey Will Not Hike Taxes
Trenton Ni J June 31 No new taxes for New Jersey this year. Gov Driscoll proposed a budget of 15904551 for the 1949-50 fiscal year to maintain state services and grant 62767401 to counties and municipalities by borrowing 19145837 from highway reserves. He called borrowing without interest temporary, urging a full 1950 finance study by the policy commission.
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New Jersey
Driscoll
Tat Policy Commission
Potatoes Shipments Fall in Cary Area Markets
Local potato shipments from the Cary area dropped sharply last week amid warmer weather and buyers delaying purchases. Maine grown spuds entering the market, with freight costs keeping western shipments minimal, locals fear quality and price perceptions.
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Corry
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Thie Xeetinn
Male
New York
Jess
Western States
Trailer Rams Overhead Bridge in Schenectady Mishap
A Carry Jamestown Mfg Co trailer struck a New York Central Railroad bridge near Schenectady after a misread height warning. Driver G B Boutwell was unhurt. damage estimated at about $1,000 to the trailer, tractor overturned but not seriously damaged. investigation blamed the 24 foot warning placement.
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Schenectady
G. B. Boutwell
Corrs
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Texaralpe
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Philip Zalzneck
A. Zaleneck and Sun
Two Injured in Norristown Market Blast and Fire
A blast and ensuing fire at a Norristown fruit and produce market injured two people. The market, run by Mrs. Mary Demarco, saw a wall crack and partitions topple, with Vincent Demarco and Carmella Demarco receiving varying burns. Vincent admitted to Montgomery Hospital for burns on hands, Carmella treated for minor burns.
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Norristown
Demarco
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Montgomery Hospital
Joe
Hock
Carmella
Two Union City Men Injured In Route 97 Crash
Ray Hunter 82 and Merbert L Combs 31 of Union City were hospitalized after a collision on Route 97 near Waterford. Ropes, Roper, and others suffered minor injuries or declined care. the crash damaged two vehicles including a Plymouth.
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Ray Hunter
Merbert L. ‘Combs
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von Reaper
Union City $500 Theft Is Solved
Chief C C Magee reported a $500 theft at a Union City filling station solved after an interior break in. George Walford and Harry Carlson identified an out of town employee as the likely culprit and confessed to the plan.
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Kenilall
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Wan
George Walford
Uishng
Maze Ytempster
Evin Beer
Engly
Carlson
Walford
Postal Chief Is Renominated
Washington January 31 tentatively nominated Jesy M Dontaldson for a new term as postmaster general He is the only cabinet member tied to fixed terms and has risen through the Post Office Department ranks His renomination was expected and comes as Major General Andrew Pick to be named as engineer in the United States Army may be appointed to assist in top advisory roles to Dolist J McCloy president of the World Bank.
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Cross
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Tusman
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Hamre
Senate
Uyal
Wis
Andrew Pick
United States Army
Pick
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Dolist J. McCloy
World Bank
AFL Leaders Open Midwinter Meeting in Miami
AFL leaders opened their midwinter session privately in Miami lauding features of the administration’s new labor law proposals. The AFL executive council studied the plan, with lawyers’ counsel present, and welcomed steps such as the potential end of the closed shop ban and removal of Taft-Hartley injunctions affecting several craft unions.
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Fla
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AFL
Counell
Bulhey
Church Names Building Group for New Facility
A church announces a Building Group to study constructing a new facility at current costs. Committee members include Walter Sweer, Hugh A. O’Hare, Robert Brams, Joseph Pieward, and others. total fund raised to date is $49,000. The step is preliminary pending feasibility.
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Beth Chun
Syria
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Weil
Opeyi
Walter Sweer
Hugh A. O'Hare
Raware Berker
Charles SetsIey
Vintony Bringin
Jol Bognink
Stanley Kasperwith Thompson
Robert Rrams
Mehani Pievirilia
Joseph Pieward
Dems Push Truman Program To Quick Pace In Congress
Washington June 31 Associated Press moves by Democratic leaders align with President Truman to press his program at a brisk pace. House plans early action on agrarian and wage measures while seeking repeal of certain Republican restrictions. Rayburn says deals advance next week as lawmakers back larger economic reforms and a minimum wage rise from 75 to 80 cents an hour. Supreme Court upholds ban on loud sound tricks after Trent Bridge test case, CIO union protests.
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Leelalniwe Putrval
Truman Tolay
Hey
Raybully
House
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Supréme Court
Trenton
Reed
Charles Kovachs
CIO United Steel Workers
Establish 4
Trentor
Final vote set today on state bonus camp
Harrisburg reports a final vote scheduled today on a $9 million state bonus program to establish a summer camp for children in Pennsylvania. The measure, backed by the General Assembly, seeks to fund veterans and school children with a $85,000 or more appropriation and would involve veterans benefits and tax considerations. The package includes voter action in November and adjusts state budget allocations.
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Per
Thieves Loot Miami Bank For Seventy Thousand
A Broadway Beach Miami robbery yielded an estimated seventy thousand dollars as two armed men entered a local theater adjacent bank. Detectives say the suspects forced clerks to open teller cages and escaped through a passage beneath an escalator into nearby streets. Police note the amount could rise as more details emerge.
Five bootleggers railed at Butler in police raid
Five persons were jailed in Butler county after a raid on a farm house near Ja su township. State Police seized 50 gallons of till seven bares of mush and some sugar. Four men and a woman were detained. six others were found in the house. Suspects named include Odell Kimble Ross Pierre Vangoura Evelin Hinton and Page Walliete.
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Mouvemien
Rene Butler
Jin
Butler County
Jasu Township
Miles Weer
Butler
Odell Kimble
D. Harmony
Evelin Hinton
Abguinpe
Ross Dures
Pierre Vangoura
Page Walliete
Youngstown
A Bombs More Powerful Than Those Hurled On Japan
United States announces new atomic bombs stronger than those dropped on Japan. Atomic Energy Commission cites substantial gains in explosive power from tests at Eniwetok and Bikini. Chairman Lilienthal confirms continued production and improvement of weapons as important advances.
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Washington
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Tobin Urges Replacement of Taft-Hartley Act in Hearing
Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin urged Congress to replace the Taft-Hartley Act with a new law to promote cooperative labor relations. He argued the current act creates confusion, favors employers, and stalls collective bargaining. Tobin pressed for emergency provisions and a voluntary cooling-off period to avert strikes while negotiations continue.
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Bill Walil
Rand
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Tobia
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R-Oio
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Aiken
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R-Wd
Corry Youth Burned After Scalding Fall
A 6 year old Corry boy, son of Mr and Mrs Neil Thomson of Sherman Street, is listed in fair condition at Corry Hospital with burns on the back and legs. He was injured around 7 last evening while visiting grandparents on Garver Hill when he fell into a pail of hot water. He received initial care from a local physician before hospital admission.
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Neil Thomson
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Corry Hospital
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