Japan Resumes Trade Under Allied Control in Barter
Tokyo reports Japan is restarting foreign trade under allied control with barter terms. Agreements already in effect or begun with the United States China Korea Hong Kong Russia India and Australia. Raw silk to 40 percent of 1946 exports. discussions with S Russia and others ongoing. Trade aims to serve China Korea Southeast Asia with reciprocal terms. Japan to ship explosives and silkworm eggs while seeking machinery and rail assets.
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India
Australia
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Dapgo
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Fientsa
Philippines
Tor Uileer
Pacifi Islands
Nauru
Angaur
Rota
Twenty Years Ago In Disrupted Electric Service
A 1920s news fragment notes a day of power outages caused by storms affecting the Gary area, with managers unable to locate the fault. It mentions city district renovations, a $25,000 Horm building remodel on North Center Street, and shifting expectations of general city improvement. The piece also covers United Nations Security Council actions in early years, League of Nations comparisons, and a mix of local civic news including a charity basketball event and high school sports optimism.
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UNO Security Council
London
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Pepper
Florida
Senate
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Russia
Lithuania
Vilny Bhd
Vilna
Zeligorski
Memel
Germany
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Mernel
Mussolini
Athens
Col
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Aly 1 League
Murder hearing slated for Wednesday in Erie case
Erie March 25 very little new evidence remains to be revealed at the preliminary hearing for two men and a woman charged with the brutal murder of Robert Fisher. The hearing before Alderman William Heisler aims to bind them over for trial by July. Dominic is expected to repeat his account from the West 26th Street loft scene, central to the case.
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William Heisler
Pith
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D. J. McCaughlin
Triad
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Loit House
West 26Th Street
Fisher
Margaret O Connell Buried This Morning
Mass at St Thoms Church for Margaret O Connell who died last week. Rev Francis Jayes led the service with the parish school children choir. Bearers included Francis Slattery, Charles Kinley, Thomas Ward, Frank Keefe, Joseph McMahan, and Charles McHaughill. Burial in St Elizabeth Cemetery family lot. Relatives traveled from Hartford, Cleveland, Jackson, and City were noted among attendees.
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St. Thoms
Margarel O’connell
Francis Jayes
Francis Slattery
Charles Kinley
Thomas Ward
Frank Keefe
Joseph McMahan
Charles, Mchaughill
St. Elizabeth Cemetery
John O'Connell
Hartford
Conn
William Debus
Charles Tullis
Jackson
Mich
Charles Clifford
Les Dasher
Oi City
Kirk
Cleveland
Red withdrawal in Aran ends and crisis
The article reports rumors about a GM inspired claim spread by C. B. Wilson and Thomas accusing Reuther of spreading it. Reuther calls the rumor contemptuous and denies any feud with Murray while 2,000 delegates prepare to vote on a candidate. Thomas blasts the ability-to-pay theory and demands to see company records as tensions rise.
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C. B. Wilson
General Motors
Thomas
Wilson
Murray
Phil Murray
Ener
Waleter
Serigus
Ford GM row over books halts talks in factory strike
Thomas said Ford offered to show books if willing to discuss ability to pay while Reuther claimed banks and books were used to pressure negotiations. He accused the strike of being called early and said union members faced the broader economic maneuvering in the industry.
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Jamestown Taverns May Close on Sundays
Jamestown tavern owners circulating a move to close all places on Sundays. The plan, backed by retail figures, would require collective action to become effective, with several stores already observing Sunday closures under state law. Proponents cite beer conservation, employee rest, and local option sentiment.
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Studley
Fit
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Golden Tax Tablets Advertised As Laxative Health Aid
Advertisement promotes Golden Tax Tablets as a tonic laxative to restore regular bowel action and remove poisonous waste. Claims include relief from distressing gas after eating, restored appetite, and a comfortable feeling of better health. Price listed as 25¢ and 160¢ at all druggists.
How's Your I Q Turning to classified page for answers
A reader quizzes on trivia with questions about knighthoods, animals, vitamins and politics. The page hints that answers appear on the classified section and names Winston Churchill’s premiership context.
Hans Welleius to be buried in Corry
Funeral arrangements announced for Hans Welleius who died at Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital in Buffalo at age 43. Born in Denmark, son of the late Oluf Welleius, he lived in Corry many years and recently in North Tonawanda. Surviving include his son Reward Wellejus of Brie and a brother in Jamestown. Davison Funeral Home handled arrangements with services set for Wednesday at 2 30 p.m.
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Oluf Welleius
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Tonaganda
Wellejus
Iil Nemul Toy
Brie
Jamestown
Davison Funeral Home
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