Parliament Delays Slammed by President in Finnish Pact Debates
Helsinki dispatch reports President Juho Paasikivi growing impatient with Parliament's delay in signaling its stance on the Soviet peace pact proposal. Government sources say Paasikivi may urge tempo in shaping Finland's position while factions from far left to right back negotiations, amid Communist accusations of provoking unrest and government pressure to accept the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prons
Helsinki
Juho Paasilivi
Lim
Tts
Stalin
Huy
Paasifemvi Fastrica
Naveaphiyt Houma Uiselasing
Lire Propos Defonde
Rodny Chobten
Teispopoe
Arg Aetics
Alby Enoy
Finkane
Social Democrats
PGC Locates Water Source
The Pennsylvania Gas Company located the water source that entered their Fourth ward lines causing partial service disruption. A Corry Water Supply Co chemical test found no chlorine in water at First Avenue and West intersection. Workmen excavations pinpointed the source between Fourth Avenue and West Pleasant Street, with repairs to begin today.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Fourth Ward
Corry Water Supply Co
First Avenue
Joe Meningge
Fire Destroys Historic Hotel in Upper Dublin Township
A three story hotel built in 1758, long a Valley Forge landmark, burned in Upper Dublin Township near Valley Morice. Nine residents were trapped on upper floors but all escaped safely as firemen battled five hours. Proprietor Albert Wesenauer estimated losses around 100000 with a $3000 gas-caused start cited. Authorities have not determined the fire's origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Pay Mar
Wee Buns Inn
Hoatelry
George Wanhington
Valley ‘Porgy
Mat
Upper Dublin Township
Valley Morice
Albert Wesenauer
Tnt
Five Pittsburgh Men Held In Kane COOP Theft Ring
Corry police report five Pittsburgh men held on asserts they confessed a string of break ins and safecracks across northwestern Pennsylvania. They claim involvement in the Kane Dairy Co op raid and other unsolved cases from Corry to Waterford. Authorities plan further questioning led by Butler detectives and Chief Finonigan.
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Pittsburgh
Kane
Polar Ws
Butler
Mion Mediafe
Kane Diaity
Cooperative Association
Corry
Makng Plone
Ove
Piltshiruh
Pennsylvania
John Finonigan
John Costelo Butler
Erie County
Davison-Fogle Turber Co
Dairymen’s Length Co-Op
Model Dairy Co
Thomas Motor Co
Police report 32 county accidents February 1948
Lieutenant James F. Maroney announced that 32 residents were killed or injured on the county highways during February 1948. Two fatalities occurred, eight injuries, and 15 people were injured with varying severity. total damage reached about 21000 dollars across 82 accidents, a notable decrease from the previous year and from January. State Police in Erie County also reported 804 arrests for violator offenses, up over last year. A Greensburg jury found Frederick Jackson guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Gare Farcly, with a mercy recommendation from the jury.
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James F. Maroney
Commandig
Benneyvendt State Police
Wii
Lawarehee Park
Slate
Rial
State Folice
Erie County
Greensburg
Prederici Jackson
Gare Farcly
Edward GO
Baugy
Czech Embassy Official Quits Post in Capital
Czech Ambassador Slavik Sinvile resigns to fight for a free Czechoslovakia and aid the Communist takeover. He says he will inform the State Department and expects other patriots to join in the struggle for freedom. In Prague authorities confiscate three-power denunciations of the coup and purge calls. about 1000 copies distributed by US officials are seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Drees
Washington
Diva Sinvile
Sinvil
Prague
Slavik
Eduard Benes
Grechoslovak Presien
Klement Gottwald
Fheensoy
Grochoslovakia
Denis
I. S. Press
Joseph Kularek
United States
1U. S. Information Service
Rudolf Slensky
Kolarel
Information Service
Karl Stefan
Rneb
Kolarck
Republic
Lehitt
Child Hurt As City Car Hits Pole In Early Crash
A small child riding in a Chevrolet coupe was injured when the car rammed a pole at the West Pleasant and South Center streets intersection. The youngster, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Rost of 314 West Pleasant, suffered a forehead cut and was treated at the hospital. The driver said the car turned sharply to miss something, sending the vehicle into the pole near the curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pleasant
South Center Streets
Tjuredana
Raymond Rost
West Pleasant Street
Chevrolet
Nepr
Nineteen Die In Flaming Plane Wreckage
London reports nineteen dead as a Belgian Sabena airliner crashes in dense fog near London Airport. Three Britons survive, including MP Brig. O. W. Nicholson. One identified American passenger named Guidi Benenil, age 33, among the deceased. The plane struck the ground after signaling an emergency landing and exploded into flames.
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London
Ea Y
Brig
O. W. Nicholson
Blast Kills 11 at Haifa. Stern Gang Claims Responsibility
A dynamite laden truck exploded in Haifa injuring and killing multiple people near the Salameh Building and central police station. The Stern Gang claimed responsibility amid chaos, with eyewitnesses describing an escort vehicle and attackers. Police said the casualties include Arab residents and Jewish police, and the blast disrupted communications and traffic across the port area.
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Associated Press
Haifa
Palestine
Mar
Stern Gang
Wweuy
Acti
Salameh
Stern
Salameh Bussaine
Aral
Hgh
Ayub Policien
Coi Uprys Ln
Hadar Camel
Mount Carmel
Omichols
Jerusalem
Sheikh Jarrah
Katamon
Tatsuy
Ben Yenulit
Grand Dragon of Klan Assails Trumans Plan
In Wrightsville Georgia on the eve of a Democratic primary, about 100 Ku Klux Klan members marched and burned a cross as Dr Samuel Green of Atlanta denounced President Trumans civil rights program claiming blood will flow if Negroes sit beside whites under federal bayonets. The event occurred as Green attacked civil rights and warned against mongrel race mixing. Separately Mellon-Siuar Co won a 2 5 million contract to build a veterans hospital at Altoona Pennsylvania.
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Wrightsville
South
Samuel Green
Atlanta
Truman
Dean at Penn Dies in Philadelphia Hospital
Ken LeMe Pray, dean of the Pennsylvania School of Social Work at the University of Pennsylvania, died yesterday at Jeffersont Hospital after a brief illness. He was 66.
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PENN
Philadelphia
Marsh
Pennsylvania School of Social Work
University of Pennsylvania
Jeffersott Hospital
Blood program backed by many groups in city
A blood donation program in the city, backed by the Red Cross and community groups, aims to collect plasma for civilian and military hospitals. The project envisions phased implementation over months, with laboratory processing and distribution to VA, Army, Navy, and public health services, under American Red Cross and local chapter oversight.
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CITY
Red Cross
Bouvet Af Health
Corry Median Society
Lupe
Corry
Yeximans Thiriy’ Ya Est Ling Up the Community Organiation, Hinelling Donwrs
Somverelat Laboratories
ACMY
Navy Sud
U.S
Hull
Ueyvilion
Ammrlen Fed Coss
Isi
Vis
Lucal
Gory
Lorry Plant Plans New Homes in County Areas
Lorry Plant announces construction of four to six room Cape Cod houses at multiple sites including Mowry MalvemonLyr and surrounding sections. Wine Peterson Brothers Lumber Co oversees framing with Corey timbering firm work. The plan aims for 50 dwellings in 30 days under favorable weather, with shoots in Meadville and Dunkirk already contracted. Construction expected to begin next Monday as spring weather permits.
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Mowry
Bering
Ulus
Wash
Meadville
Dunkirk
Top aviation post remains vacant amid $10,000 salary search
Washington witnesses Marshall and Forrestal warned Congress Greece and Turkey face grave danger of instability without more military aid. They urged approval of $275 million for weapons, planes, and aid to bolster security in the region.
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Trent Kay West
Fla
Margi 2 Provident
Framan
Attit Iy
Nivil’ Meromutter
Washington
Marshall
Forrestal
Congress
Greece
Turkey
United States
Tabtate
Nowe
House Plans 10 Expand Charges Against Condon
Washington March 3 The House Administration Committee voted to seek a $200000 expansion of funds for the Un American Activities Committee. The panel aims to finance more hearings and broaden investigations into alleged subversive activities. Condon is described as weak on security and a target of loyalty reviews, with Commerce Department files planned for today.
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HOUSE
Condon
In-American Activities Committee
Associated Press
Washington
Bhuvmi
Staneards
Mile
Robert E. Stripling
Un-American Activi Lek
J. Parnell ‘Thoms
RNID
Commerce Department
Atul Fenin -Ie
Inyuiry Board
Tydersite
Rotary
William C. Foster
Condun
United States
Thomas
Coui
Yeni
Jaboul
Unwed Mother Sues Folsom for Paternity in Alabama Case
Christine Putman Folsom Johnston sues Gov. Guy James B. Folsom claiming he fathered her 22 month old son James Towle. She alleges a common law marriage, seeks court declaration of paternity, and names Mrs. Johnston, Folsom’s former wife, and other relatives. Folsom, a Democratic presidential hopeful and former Alabama governor, blames policy for the filing and defends his campaign.
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Mabama
Aly
Mabums Cour
Guy
James B. Folsom
Afl Polsom
Christine Putman Folgsom
James Towle
Christine Johmsnton
Johnston
Jannstin
Fulson
Tool
Polsam
Molsom
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Florida
Polsom
Walabawa
Folsom
Ulate Arrested in Costa Rica Over Guard Slayings
Costa Rica police arrest Ulate Blanes, publisher of a Gousha Rica newspaper, along with six police lieutenants at a private home. Army troops with submachine guns and mortars seized the group after a shooting that wounded Cartos Valverde, a newly elected military deputy. The arrest follows violent clashes, looting, and threats tied to the ongoing political crisis surrounding the February 6 elections.
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Jose
IUMC
Ulate
Teodoro Ficado Michalski
Ulale
Gousha Rica
Gratdy Ware
Cartos Valverde
Valverde
Papline Muilitary
Unite
Ambaissieop Nathanied
Davie
Pleuda
Avehithop
Victor
Musuel Sanabrip
Pieudo
Auldle
Tinte
White
San Jong
Sandose
Former Corry merchant dies after long illness
Crawford M Woods a former Corry and Triton City merchant died yesterday in St Vincent s Hospital after a five month illness He was 70 Woods operated a general feed mill in Corry and later a grocery store He and his wife moved to Susquehanna about 12 years ago when the Crawford Mt Woods Co opened on First avenue He survived by his wife son and several siblings and was active in local business The service will be Friday at 2 30 pm at Glenn Funeral Home Union City with Rev Gilbert Boyd of the Presbyterian Church Corry officiating
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Crawford M. Woods
St. Vincent's Hosilkal al Bete
Woods
Corry
Triton City
Susy
Crawford Mt. Woods Co
First Avenue
Mve
Offale
Play
Della Wooudh
Connesnil Lake
Pion
Conneaut Lake
Wilson
Gary
Pant
Akron
Wits Hinm
Fhe
Glenn Funeral Home
Union City
Tienda
Gilbert Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Amendment Proposes Supreme World Agency in Marshall Plan Talk
Senate debate spurred by amendment offered by Senator Ball of Minnesota proposing a veto free global body to curb Soviet expansion. The plan envisions a supreme council with one vote per member, empowered to mobilize armed forces and resources to defend member states and ensure recovery aid.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Marshall Pianayo Giouy
Repub
United Nations
Ball
Amnaune
Russia
Watt
Gotinetl
Supreme Council
Promie Q
Assy
Ballanid
McCabe Denies Tobey's Charge in Senate Hearings
Senator Tobey accuses McCabe of omitting bomber calls related to China during Senate banking committee hearings. McCabe tells reporters there was no recollection of such calls and denies the charge, flashing a smile as he downplays the allegation.
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Associaleg
Washington
McCabe
Cealls
China
Tobey
R-Nh
Seriathing Committee
McCsbe
Gil
Senate Bankice Conantee
McCabely
Pestana Board of Governors
Mrcabe
Fraser
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Elentrie
Woseynifbeer
Everal
Alexander
Suny Jeans
Cory Nuah
aleaMins Com
Marbld Dread
Pur
Finland
PGC
Mellon-Siiar Co
Altoons
Erie
Costa Rica
Bey
California
Bernsene
Joan
Martene
Gednse
Burma
GOP
U. S
Supreme International Council
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