Collapse feared of Big 4 parley on German issue
Associated Press reports tense talks in Moscow as US Britain and Soviet ministers clash over Germany. Officials warn no broad plan to erase national boundaries risks Moscow conference collapse amid strained relations and disputed reparations figures.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Council of Foreign Ministers
Germany
Hhese
Russia
Nbtensty
Perna
Secretiry
George C. Marshall
Ernest Bevin
V. M Molotov
Marshall
Bevin
Third Class City Bill Advances in Pennsylvania Senate
A bill to authorize Pennsylvania’s 46 third class cities to adopt their own form of government passed the House 136 to 88 and moved to the Senate. The measure follows a 1992 home rule amendment allowing cities to decide their government, though related legislation has stalled for years. Proponents argue better managed local governments, while opponents cite potential municipal confusion. supporters include the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce.
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House
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Howie
Waller
Rose
R-Cambria
Pennsylvania Chamber of Cou F Snprce
Fase
J Sthnett
Lewis Yields To Court Rule On Mine Strike End
John L. Lewis withdrew contract notices to the government effective March 1 in compliance with a Supreme Court ruling. He notified Interior Secretary Krug that the November notice ending the contract was withdrawn and risk of renewed strike next month remains if no agreement is reached. The government had seized mines and fined the United Mine Workers. the Supreme Court upheld contempt convictions but reduced the union fine to 700000 if Lewis withdraws the contract termination within five days after the mandate.
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Lewis
Associated Press
Wallington
Viareh
John L. Lewis
Supreme Care
Mvas
Lewin
Intorior Krug
Notfer
Fie
T. Alan Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
Supreme Court
Sve Jaye
Global and domestic brief highlights from March 19
Marines dispatched to Peleliu to quell Japanese clashes near Leath erneck patrols. RAF transport crash near Negombo kills 11. Pennsylvania considers wage and sales taxes as emergency tax plan advances. Truman seeks one year export control extension to June 30. Belgian cabinet formed by Socialists and Catholic members. ADC insurgents reportedly attack and burn locations near Salonika abducting women and children. Dunlop named president of Sun Oil Company replacing Howard Pew.
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Brussels
Paul-Henri Bpaak
Tormied
Dunlof
Robert G. Dunlop
Sun ‘Ow
Dunfop
Snce
Howard Pew
Sun OW
Police Seek Pension Plan Consideration By City Council
John Flanigan urged City Council to draft a pension plan for patrolmen and municipal workers not covered by state security. The proposal referenced Meant to study retirement options. Other actions included tabling Ordinance No 781 and approving one building addition while denying another.
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John Flanigan
Maren
Cawneil Awmirers
Honsal Security
Weders Legislative Pension Plant
Nchlon
Counncil
Olly Bolle
Beott Toy
Jonnell
I. M. Wickwire
Concord Street
Council
Hammond
West Bend
North Center Streets
North Cente
North Center Hest
Bond Street
Flanizon
Charles Craker
Craker
Crakey
Thi Nqult
Tay
Rom
Maintenange
Wemox
Alwas
League of Third Class
Cliies
Oves
Harrisburg
West Congress Street
Wellott
Taler
Coupeimian Barnes
City
Solicitar Scot
Seston
Board of Health
Plan movie on one of FDR's four freedoms
Hollywood March 19. Producer Jay Richard Kennedy reveals plans for a film on one of Franklin D. Roosevelt's Four Freedoms. Eleanor Roosevelt and her son James approved the project after conferring with Kennedy in Beverly Hills. The film aims to echo the late president's inaugural address theme There is nothing to fear but fear itself.
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Jess Holeawood
Branklin
Tana Roosevelt
Jay Richard Kennedy
Eleanor Roosevelt
Kennedy
James
Beverly Hills
Roosevelt
Gas Supply To City Plants Cut Again To 25 Percent
Utility officials say gas deliveries to city plants are cut to 25 percent of normal due to severe winter weather. The first restriction was imposed yesterday and will continue as temperatures rise. authorities warn supplies may tighten further if demand surges for heating and manufacturing.
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We Purnisyiynnhe
Fox Company
Wat
Corry
Tate
Empera
Wes
Tus
Mereney
Suspects questioned in Hess murder case and releases
Police released George Henderson 45 of Bioneery Hiwvine after questioning in the Frank Hess wife slaying. Two suspects, known fighters, were jailed and later released. A fourth man was briefly held for questioning but released. Names Lindsey 37 and Mangel 28 were being grilled. Lindsey was found in a dump yard.
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George Henderson
Bioneery
Hiwvine
Stailight
Erié
Frank Hess
AU Ars
Guay
Henderson
Hess Aidge
Robert Lindsey
Willis Mangel
Lindsey
Hungary Refuses Three Power Probe Again
Budapest reports say the Soviet command rejected a second American request for a three power investigation into Hungary's external conditions. The note cited no change in attitude from the Soviet side and accused Bela Kovacs of espionage and involvement with a Communist plot.
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Russia
U.S
Associated Press
Budapest
Hungary
Svitidov
Allied Control Commission
Bury
United States
Brttsnen
Ted
Govieh Army
Yenan Falls To Chinese Nationalists Ends Communist capital loss
Nanking reports Chinese Nationalist forces seized Yenan after a 200 mile march from Sian. Hu Chune Nan's columns closed in near the city walls as Peng predicted a Communist policy shift after Yenan fall. Evacuation reportedly began as trains and supplies were stripped and moved out.
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Nanking
Yenan
Sian
Chigeat
Feng HouersPet
Hu Chune- Nan
Lhe Shenst
Pro-Vinces
Peng
Sprat
Colwmin
We Wiby
Uibder
China
Yenin
Eigil
Penge
Sianduality
Elbys
Bayy Bee
Jaelty
Bonus for Vets Near House Vote in Harrisburg
Legislation to pay up to 500 each month to about 1.3 million World War II veterans would cost 500 million and reach the House after military affairs committee approval. An amendment would allow payments to start in 1950 instead of 1951, with a bond issue to finance the plan.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Islaken
Pennsylvania
Military Affairs Committee
Baker Hoyer
Veter
House
Zar Ghudost
D-Philay
Philadelphia
Senate
Labor Group Kivets Against City Zoning Plans
A city labor group and many workers from several industries met at NE headquarters to oppose a proposed zoning ordinance. They argued the plan would curb property owners rights and hinder expansion of small commercial and industrial developments. A written report of the meeting will be submitted to City Council as a recommendation.
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Venger
Barlow
Mersona
Ama Monney
Avitur Shields
Bulla
Williams
Shields
le Bonus
Oroverby
Hile
Iffe Employe Group
Talmadge II Ruled Out by Georgia Supreme Court
Georgia Supreme Court ruled that M. B. Phompem is governor and that Talmadge's election by the legislature was unconstitutional. The decision ends a nine week power struggle in which rival governors controlled state agencies. The court said no immediate action will dispute further rehearing motions.
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Aysaghyted
Atlanta
State Supreme Court
M. B Phompem
Georgia
Ine
Ubuna
Merman Talmadge
Talmadge
Supreme Court
Sach
She Capitol
Talmadgn
Aleat
Ove
Japanese Premier Seeks U S Retention in Peace Talks
In a March interview Yoshida said Japan favors American protection for the Allied nations and supports Aviiuur's treaty framework. He warned of continuing battles with Communists and emphasized keeping the United States involved to deter the north.
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Coryo
United States
Japan
Sinlgert Youndu
Associated
Presa
Jmno
Aviiuur
Yoshida
Merchants Plan March 31 Election Of Officers
The Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce completed plans for the annual officer election at a March dinner. Robert Franz named a nominating committee including George Cone Paul Meerdiite and Leslie Wells to submit nominees. A shakeup for the event sought a well known Erie figure. The group favored daylight saving time and will inform City Council. discussion on Wednesday closing and Monday night hours led to a pause to gather more merchant views. City wide Good Friday closing was proposed with time off for church services.
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Retail Merchants
Chamber of Commeres
Rite
Robert Franz
Merchants’ Graud
Ureweman
George Cone
Paul Meerdiite
Leslie Wells
Alsi
Welle Louis Rossi
Arthur Gahan
Wisin Zaotropillos
Erie
Merchants
Postpone Boy Scout Paper Collection Drive
The Boy Scout paper collection drive by Troops 80 and 81, scheduled for June, has been postponed due to snow. The drive funds will support Bear Lake scouring facilities repair, with a make up date to be announced based on weather.
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Thays Beer
Unisworth
Collec Gilloull
Bear Lake
Accounting on Truman's Plans in Greece and Turkey
Republicans demand a full accounting of administration foreign policy before approving aid. Congress debates a 340 million dollar Greece Turkey program and naval maneuvers seen as a show of national resolve. The issue centers on linking economic aid with military backing amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Congress
Turkey
Truman
Greece
Moh
Mediterrane
Russia
Dardanelles
Navy
Marshall
Rusia
House
Iomercom
Gresce
Paraguay Faces Civil War as Government Rallies Forces
Asuncion reports full scale conflict with rebels enlarging northern territories. President Morininy decrees a state of war under defense treaties and accuses regional Communists in Bolivia and Uruguay of aiding the revolt led by leaders from the Chara war era. Pederson Smith, 45, returns from retirement to assume command of government forces.
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Associated Press
Asuncion
Paraguay
Higinio Moriniyn
Snel Gal
Pederson Smith
Holivia
Orci
Iso
Concyeesion
Bolivia
Uruguay
Jury Must Decide Conspiracy Case For Johnson
Harrisburg March 10 15 District Judge James Alger Bee ruled that five defendants in the conspiracy case against Albert W Johnson must be decided by the jury. The defense motion for a bill of particulars was denied and the judge postponed further action until after proceedings on a related federal case.
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Vy. Amapointen
ETM
Harrisburg
Shige James Alger
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