Bitter fight looms over ERP fund slash
A bitter fight erupts over a proposed 1 billion dollar reduction in foreign aid under the European Recovery Program. House leadership pushes to restore cuts while Senate fate and aid allocations to Greece Turkey and China loom. The administration seeks a steady rollback pace, with leaders avoiding further deep slash and targeting redistribution across European recovery projects.
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Senate
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Ashington
Luis
Nbal
Sonny Taber
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Cincoey
Chinn
Howie
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Leddel Marlock
Tavern
Trieste
Great Britain
Ourrancy Exchange
Queen Wilhelmina to Abdicate on September Fourth
The Netherlands announces Queen Wilhelmina will abdicate on September 4 with Crown Prince Juliane to ascend the throne. September 6 marks the 50th anniversary of Wilhelmina's accession as her health declines, and Juliane’s mother confirms the royal succession plan.
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Associated Press
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Chemina
Netheraias
Juli
Wilhelmina
Juliane
Royal Welles
Paraguay Coup Ends Moriningo Rule With Silent Shift
Paraguay announces a bloodless coup replacing deposed President Moriningo with provisional leader Mantel of the Morinigos faction. The move comes after strongarm pressure from the armed forces and protests, with inauguration planned for August 15 as stability efforts unfold.
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Paraguay
Associated Preay
Tune
Vaa Mantel
Beyln
Pareglay
Hix Ino Moringa
Morinigy
Ne Arin
Ihi
Qum
Frulos
New Flood Wave Threatens Columbia River Dikes
Amid rising flood pressures from the Columbia system vast echelons of troops and civilians rush to shore defenses. Canadian forces report 360 evacuees from Barns on Who fed for their lives as ships carried them to Port Kelly. In Oregon and Washington, 1,200 miles of river valley brace for renewed surge while snowmelt feeds the Fraser. Deaths total 23 with 21 on the Columbia and two on the Fraser as dikes strain under the swollen river.
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Prager
Ti Bannsin
Barstow
Aataie
British Columbia
Canadian Navy
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Port Kelly
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Tower
Columba Civis
Oregon
Washingon
Bleiver
Pacific
Hood
Columbia
Columbia Wibutary
Fraser
Idaho
Ower Valley
Washington
Lower
Columbias
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Alma
Corry Man Pays Fine for Disorderly Conduct
F. F. McCloskey paid a $25 fine after being found guilty of disorderly conduct by Polio Magistrate M. S. Cobbett. He was arrested shortly before dawn following a telephone tip from Mrs. TL. P. Baker of 304 Hast Pleasant Street about a prowler in the area. Officers found a two-caliber pistol at the scene but no weapon charge was filed.
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Corry
F. McCloskey
M.S. Cobbett
McCloskey
TL. P. Baker
Pleasant Street
McCtoskey
Burglary Probe at Union City American Legion Home
Union City police investigate a $500 burglary at the American Legion Home in the past weeks. Intruders forced a door, rifled machines, and escaped through a rear opening while officers examined the scene for fingerprints and questioned residents about the break in.
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American Legion
Bulding
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Corry
Moone Club
Opto
Merchants Open Season Against Jamestown Nine
Merchants kick off the season against Jamestown Nine at Heights Loveland Field. Donly Meyetanis semi pro team aims for a large crowd and support for a Band independent club with manager Vern Group leading plans. Local stars Chuck Williams Angelo Prisma and Alex Dubyosky are slated to start, along with three local call ups and a strong imported contingent.
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Loveland Field
Dames Town Bombers
New York State
Loca Eli
Cory
Vern
Istrumental 40
Lewylig Fu
Sloni Iki
Tashjininiy
Man on Run as York Driver in Kidnap Probe
Police pursue a man connected to the kidnapping of a 17 year old York girl reportedly last seen near Maryland routes. Special patrols and road checks are in effect as authorities track the suspect, with details surrounding his identity and vehicle still developing.
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Tea York
York
Wo Marylane
Maryland
Arthur D. Deets
Seta
Thomas T. Realinoskl
New Britsil
Conn
Mary Witman Xal
Columbus Man Makes Check Restitution Restitution
John Wilcox of Columbus paid restitution in Alderman Thomas McCarty's office after two bad drafts were posted at the Jacob Haller store. Wilcox was released after the cash restitution was made.
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Stoke
John Wilcox
Columbus
Jacob Haller
Via
Wilcox
Palestine Warfare Rages On as Arabs Press Israel
Arabs press land air and sea against Israel with reports of victori es on multiple fronts around Isdud and Bernadotte. Both sides claim gains as conferences continue amid ongoing conflict.
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Israel
Isdud
Bernadotte
Israel Forces Fight Into Jenin Threaten Nablls in War Report
Cairo dispatch reports Palestine war actions amid truce talks with Arabs pressing Israel by land sea and air. Israel claims Jenin entry and Nablls threat while Egyptian navy bombards Caesarea and Tel Aviv area. Troop and naval movements include Egyptian ships and Royal Navy craft.
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Atrenoth
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Paike Bernadotte
United Nations Palestine
Motauir
Fey
Amamy
Walla
Moshe Shertok
Sish Ty Brave Dain Wayne
Liv
Draft call options loom in Senate debate on Truman plan
In Washington the Senate and House debate draft policy with Republicans signaling possible changes. Senator Wherry and Senator Lodge push amendments to draft calls and overseas recruitment while Chairman Gurney says the committee already rejected both proposals and will seek approval to proceed.
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Congress
Truman
Wherry
R-Neby
Genator Capehar
R-Ted
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Benator Lodge
R-Mass
U. S
Lodgeald
Gurney
400 Attend 74th Annual Alumni Dinner and Dance
A long-standing alumni dinner and dance drew about four hundred attendees. The event featured speeches by Rev. stureph R. Clasp and other officials, musical numbers, and a conviction of fellowship among graduates from classes 1878 through 1910. The program highlighted the Venous memorial funds and class rosters, with remarks on education and civic support.
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MuNtiy
Weyy Jyreheny
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Eho
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Mary
Wastaald
Curry
Shorey Afr
N'Slock
J. Pred Kinley
Stureph R. Clasp
Frn- Maguel
Epicopal Church of
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Newt Bails
Howard J. Sheen
Iad
H. Lynn Rice
America
Willian Zaminpkins J
Clarence S. Wallace
Poanliewlt
Corry School Board
Lien
Cory School
David G. Swarte
Federeald
Atd
Milwed G. Denon
Ethel Matthews
Cory High School
Allian Fund
Essh
Virgil Gurl
Charles Geiger
Brie
John Forest Geiger
Church
Olin Waracken
Wyo
Colegrove
Marcella Rolph Darling
Chika Visa
Gality
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Statenf
Aptis Lite
MacBain Sears
Monard Ross
Vics
Waller
Seoth
Gini Brave
Berton
Miss Matthews
Wwensuixes
Rows
Likens Motor Sales Moves Avenue Office
Likens Motor Sales has moved its office from South First Avenue to West Smith Street in Athens. The transfer work was completed this week and all business transactions and payments are being handled at the new location. The Port ward porch not yet disposed, and the small office remains unfinished.
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Inu Tianuc Nnerness
Athens
First Avenue
Jovelon
Smith Street
Rerson
Phone Strike Averted By Associated Frew
New York June 1. A threatened strike of 25 000 telephone workers in 42 states was averted today when signatories signed a two month contract.
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Associated Frew
New York
Driver blamed in Mill Village woman’s death
Coroner's jury from Union City held Marald Ruel of Edinboro responsible for the automobile fatality of Mrs. Lucille Walright, 48, in Mill Village during a Halloween night crash. The accident occurred early November 1, after an intoxicated-appearing car with Harold Radhel driving lost control near Pollock’s Bridge, injuring four other passengers and leaving Walright crushed under wreckage. Prosecution possible. verdict sent to Erie district attorney for action.
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Edinboro
Union City
Tuelle Waln
Yeeldenk Pear Nus Village
Lucille Walright
Harold Radhel
Corry
Harry Placher
Huyald Radel
Jennie Radel
Penton Mitchell
Erie
Truman Enroute On Western Tour
President Truman travels westward on a non political tour by train with speeches planned in Fort Wayne Gary and Chicago. He aims to test popularity while debating issues with local leaders including Jacob Arvey and Edward J. Kelly before heading to Los Angeles. The trip may influence the 1948 campaign as crowds gather for extemporaneous talks along the route. A separate Harrisburg report estimates the new eastern Turnpike extension will cost around 70 million dollars, from Carlisle to Pittsburgh, as projected by the Patriot.
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Jacob M. Argey
Cok County
Democratic Central
Esmimitveh Hind
Fort Wayne
Gary
Arvey
Los Angeles
Washington
World News Briefs on Palestine China and Italy Skirmishes
United Nations Palestine cease fire timing eyed as accord nears its four week mark. China warns of escalating student protests against American policy amid growing disorder. In northern Italy fourteen wounded as farm strikes erupt with police among the injured. Romania reports a 10000 reparations bill from Russia amid war payment strains. Premier Petru Groza urges Vatican mediation as Bucharest seeks debt relief.
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Moller Wernadatts
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Italy
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Ang Taid
Popular Front
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Hhe
Jef
Gglt
Feta
Bucharest
Romania
Russia
Pinland
Petru
Sulin
Vowi
Children 10 Get Theatre Tickets
The Pennsylvania State Employment Service office designated a crossing house for locals seeking work during a month-long cleanup. Residents needing aid for shell projects and employment should register with Stewart Long, manager of the employment office. A parade on March 18 at 6:30 p.m. offers free Rex Theatre admission to the first 50 youth with mops and costumes to depict the cleanup spirit. William Leaby, Mrs. 3, 2, Betifes, and Miss Helen Jones named to a city park committee for park improvements.
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Pennsylvania
Walilihg
Realdenta
Stewart Long
He Spintt
William Leaby
Bétifes
Helen Jones
Corry School Ends Year With 1400 Students Graduating
About 1400 pupils completed the Corry school year as report cards were issued and dismissal followed. Summer renovation begins in all buildings including painting windows and fire escapes grout cleaning blockboard refinishing playground equipment and floor varnishing. Summer program will be managed by the janitorial staff under Superintendent David Swartz and Business Manager Stanley Anderson.
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Corry
Pupila
David Swartz
Stanley Anderson
Dove Uy
Judge orders John L. Lewis to bar gain with Southern Producers
In Washington on June 4 Judge T Alan Goldsborough granted a court order sought by NLRB counsel. The ruling bars John L. Lewis from engaging with the Southern Coal Producers Association as talks proceed on a new contract before the June 5 deadline. The saga centers on representation disputes and potential contempt if coal operators and the union fail to meet obligations.
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Associated Press
Washington
T. Alan Goldsborouigh
John L. Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
Joseph 3. Mootty
Southarn Producers Association
Lewis
Goldsborough
Jao
nbl-Unden
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Southern Association
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UMW
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Moody
Southern
Welly K
Wir
Goldsborouh
Mundy
Hopkins John. G. Gall
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