Taft Opposes Granting Truman Wide Economic Power
Washington July 14 Taft Republican leader opposes giving President Truman standby authority to impose economic controls. He favors Congress approving any measures after independent review. Truman indicated he has no immediate plan for such powers though industrial mobilization could be considered. Advisers reportedly split on immediate request versus absorbing costs within normal operations. Congress awaits more funds as propaganda efforts and security plans unfold.
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Sugar shortages spook shoppers as stock runs low
DERG reports no near solution as households and housewives nationwide buy sugar at a frantic pace. Grocers say it is increasingly hard to keep sugar in stock though supply remains from wholesalers. Rumors of price or supply changes spread quickly, fueling continued stockpiling and anxiety.
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Bread Prices Jump A Cent A Loaf In Local Stores
Bakers in Jaynestown and Brie announce a one cent per loaf price increase, with wider wholesale hikes on bread and other baked goods. Officials cite higher flour and lard costs plus labor as drivers. retailers may vary by shop while neighboring regions see similar rises.
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Nations welcome 10 aid in Korean War
United Nations leaders urged ground forces and aid from member states to support the Korean war effort. Secretary General Trygve Lie warned the UN must provide substantial assistance while the main burden is seen as US-led. Pakistan and other nations supposedly considered offers, but Formosa Nationalists are viewed as unlikely due to Formosa defense and risk of broader Chinese involvement.
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Cyclist Hurt In Wreck West Of Union City
A motorcyclist James L Abenger 29 of Waterford was seriously injured in a three car collision near Union City Route 97. He was found unconscious by a passing motorist and transported to Tile City Hospital in critical condition. Police investigated the crash site about 80 feet off the highway and noted possible internal injuries.
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Three Nations Seek Impartial Check on German POWs
The United States Britain and France asked Russia to allow an impartial international body to verify the fate of thousands of German prisoners reported missing or kept in Soviet custody. Washington asserted Germany’s government and the Allied powers dispute Moscow’s counts and demand access to unaccounted prisoners in Soviet hands.
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Campaign to bar minors from taverns after child death
A three year old girl, Joyce Joan Shouse, disappeared from a Louisville tavern where her mother was drinking. The decomposed body was found near a loading dock about a hundred yards from the tavern, prompting a move to keep children out of taverns.
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Red Strategy and Korea Dominate Truman Talk
Washington headlines reveal President Truman facing questions on US readiness to resist aggression worldwide and how far to commit forces in Korea. Pentagon leaders flag five to six sensitive areas including Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the Philippines as potential flashpoints for Communist pressure.
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TWO KILLED IN LAKE ERIE PLANE CRASH NEAR NORTHEAST ERIE
Wreckage found near Northeast Erie after a small plane plunged into Lake Erie killing four aboard and injuring others. Bodies recovered include RG Cobb, Cleveland manufacturer, and Essie Hartman, 34, of Chicago. Autopsy ordered. weather cited as factor. crash believed to have occurred about five hours after takeoff from Lakefront Airport Cleveland bound for New York City.
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PUC Approves Replacing Watchmen With Automatic Lights
The Public Utility Commission authorized Pennsylvania Relievad to substitute automatic flashing lights at West Washington Street crossing replacing watchmen. Watchmen now on duty 6 am to 6 pm. Protests were minimal. city council and school officials supported the change as local children cross daily during the term.
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Trouble Flares In Balkan Area
In four separate incidents along the frontier Yugoslav and Bulgarian forces exchanged shots. A Bulgarian soldier was killed as Bulgaria faced Yugoslav accusations that Bulgarian patrols sought to seize Yugoslav guards on Yugoslav soil. Belgrade issued a formal note demanding that Bulgaria halt such actions.
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Gold to Stand Trial Thursday on Espionage Charges
Harry Gold, a 9 year old Philadelphia chemist mistaken in OCR, allegedly delivered atom bomb secrets to two Russia-linked spies. He faces arraignment before Judge James P. McGranery. US Attorney Gerald Gleason says plea will be minimal, bond set at 100000, charged under Federal Espionage Act. testimony limited.
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16 Killed in B-50 Plane Crash Near Lebanon Ohio
A B-50 Bomber on a routine training flight crashed near Lebanon Ohio, destroying a farm and blasting a 46 foot deep crater. At least 18 men died and debris was scattered over wide areas as witnesses heard the blast. Biggs Field officials announced the loss and began naming victims, with many details yet to be released.
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North East Cherry Picker Drive Aids Shortage
North East needs cherry pickers for the orchard season. Over 16 year olds, male or female, should report Monday morning at the Hotel Gerry. Buses depart Corry at 7 o clock with 50 workers required, 30 already secured, paid on a piece work basis. Bring lunch. no return until evening.
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Mercury Dips to 53 During City Rain Storm
A cold shower yesterday afternoon dropped the city thermometer to 53 degrees with light rain. Rainfall totals were modest compared to nearby Tiwood where 1.13 inches fell. local farmers face delayed haying as the damp conditions persist. Many farmers voiced concern over crops and possible hay losses, noting wet fields and the risk of spontaneous combustion if allowed to heat.
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Brutal slaying probe shakes Detroit on July fourth
Police probe a brutal killing of 31 year old Mrs Viviami Stanley wife of a Detroit metallurgist found slain in a weed patch near her home. She wore only a nightgown and two houseboats a rope or chain bound her neck. Neighbor Sam B Sampson 42 loaned her $5 000 and is detained for questioning while private detectives are said to have shadowed him. Detective Inspector Kimball reports the husband Thomas Stanley 14 and daughter Lucy 7 are with relatives as investigators pursue background leads.
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Allied Warplanes Hammer Ground Forces In Korea
North Koreans breached the Kum River west of Kongju despite heavy U S artillery and aircraft fire. Reports say the South Koreans withdrew to the south as American forces harness a strong defense around Taejon and Kum regions. General MacArthur notes First Division combat readiness while Red forces push toward Hamchong and Andse, with strategic moves to outflank western positions.
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Cunard Liner Still Fast On Quebec Reef
The 20 000 ton Uner Franconia remains perched on a St Lawrence reef near the Isle of Orleans as tug crews and divers work to free the liner. The Cunard Donaldsia liner struck the reef near Pointe au Taureau after leaving Quebec for Liverpool. No passengers or crew were reported injured.
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