Truman lashes out at Wallace over motion to Russia
President Truman in Washington denounces Henry A. Wallace and urges him to take his third party movement to Russia. The speech at a Greek-Americans dinner also notes possible Dewey and Taft support against Wallace, as Eisenhower's name is floated in draft talk and Stassen plans in Maine.
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Burglary Probe At Insurance Office Reported
A burglary at an insurance office is reported with intruders breaching the premises. They pried open a desk drawer and took stamps and cash totaling five dollars. The thieves obtained the safe combination from the desk and opened the safe. Police were notified.
City Merchants Plan Spring Sales Event Corry Days
About 60 members and guests met at McCray Community House for Corry Days, a sales event set for April 0 to May 1. Harry Barach chaired. Arthur Cohen spoke on advertising materials, while Helen Jones outlined a holiday week schedule and grocery hours proposal.
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Red Cross cites pledges for Geneva wartime observance
Jerusalem bulletin reports Jews and Arabs promise to observe the Geneva convention. Jayuen de Reynier says a Red Cross committee met aides and received oral promises, with written agreements expected in weeks. London dispatch cites Soviet agency dismissing such reports as slanderous. House committee approves funds for atomic weapons research and army road work in occupied areas. bill of 332 million dollars faces House vote Thursday.
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Shady Avenue to become dead end street in Corry Jamestown plan
City council resolves to end Shady Avenue north of the Erie Railroad crossing to clear way for the Corry Jamestown plant. Deliberations included condemning a property for right of way and potential costs around 8000 while keeping some auto access for future expansion and water mains work by Gerry Water Co planned for summer.
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Rail unions cautious as rail pay hike proposed
Chicago March 30 The new wage board recommends a 164 cent rise and 125,000 engineers firemen and switchmen would gain under Truman era plan If unions accept the rise they will stage no immediate strike The board urges wage hikes and changes in working rules costing railroads about 980 million annually The unions plan a Cleveland meeting next week to decide on the recommendation and whether to accept the terms
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Pan American Nations Launch Sessions Open Conference
In Bogota Colombia March 30 top diplomats from Pan American nations gather for the ninth Inter American Conference of American States. President Ospina Perez to give opening address while debates focus on forging a regional bloc within the UN, drug aid programs, and a peaceful dispute mechanism. Communism and colonialism loom large as Chile Paraguay and Cuba push against influx of Communist influence amid security concerns. sovereignty clashes with Britain over Falklands and British Honduras claims spark tension. Provisional President Betancourt of Venezuela calls for plebiscites to free colonies, with the US and Brazil favoring negotiated solutions within UN charter.
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Jews Begin Bread Rationing in Jerusalem
The Jewish community in Jerusalem started rationing bread for the first time as food supplies grew dangerously low. Bread and pastries vanished from bakeries while Arabs in eastern Palestine and nearby Arab countries received supplies via roads. An armed Jewish group seized two army trucks with 20 tons of white flour, escaping with the cargo and gear. Casualties were reported on both sides amid fighting along supply lines. Treasury figures show March 27 balances and debt, with decreases from the prior day.
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Deny Delays in Hearing on Bad Checks Ahead
A hearing postponement request was denied for a case involving forged checks in Warren County. Suspects include Audrey Hutchinson and Ilene, among others, awaiting bond and potential early release. The court delayed until April 10 after prosecutors seek restitution proofs, with multiple related filings and prior bond histories.
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House Votes to Include Spain in Foreign Aid Plan
The House approved a foreign aid measure by a 149 to 2 vote, opening the European recovery program to Spain if it agrees to terms. Debate centered on Spain’s eligibility, with critics warning of financial implications and potential shifts in European aid distribution among 16 nations.
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Aging couple plans wedding at Montefiore home
Morris Zuckerman, 91, and Lena Fischer, 30, residents of a home for the aged, began courting five months ago after Zuckerman moved in. They applied for a marriage license yesterday, with no date set. Zuckerman has eight children from two previous marriages while Fischer has three children and has been married once before. The ceremony will take place in the home.
Italian Leaders Seek Truce to End Violence
Associated Press reports Rome awaiting tomorrow’s talks as mob unrest spreads north of Milan. Protests over taxation conference violence erupts with police in riot gear. Pantelleria clashes leave fatalities as pre election tensions rise amid Communist slayings and propaganda claims.
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Taft Warns on Inflation Risks From Military Prep Costs
Washington March 20 Senate Republican leader Taft warned inflation fears loom if large military preparations proceed. He cited a potential annual cost near 20 billion dollars, warning such spending could threaten domestic economy unless controls and standby measures are adopted. He urged careful budgeting and warned against excessive government expansion amid inflation worries.
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Pravda Ties U S to Spy Ring in Germany
Pravda alleges a German spy network financed by American military intelligence and German industrialists operated from Munich under Colonel General Jelder. The paper claims the group was led by a former commander of a regiment in the Bratdenbur division and supplied agents with detailed operation data.
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Freight traffic here not hit by new order
The Interstate Commerce Commission's midnight order will not immediately affect coal burning freight locomotives through Cory. The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to cut mileage by adjusting freight schedules and by limiting occupancy on all trains. Freight trains will pickup and drag cars from siding on a weekly schedule instead of normal weekday basis where possible.
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Rioting At New York Stock Exchange During Strike
Lawful clashes erupted outside the New York Stock Exchange as pickets surged at the curb and police intervened. Officers used clubs as ambulances and emergency squads were mobilized while traders reported reduced volume and no settlement progress after five hours of turmoil.
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Princess Elizabeth Now Navy Widow in London Residence
Princess Elizabeth, described as a navy widow, remains in residence at Kensington Palace, London, while her husband Prince Philly begins a months course at the Royal Naval Staff College in Greenwich. The couple wed on November 20 and will spend weekends and occasional evenings together amid royal duties.
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Car rammed tree on Center Street causing damage
A driver, Arnold, reported $300 damage to his car after skidding on a slippery North Center Street roadway and hitting a tree near the Phoenix Hotel. No injuries were reported. Separately, Philadelphia received the first banana shipment of 143 cases arriving today.
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Chairman to report on strike issues before Truman
John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, defied a federal court and a Taft Hartley Act directive by failing to appear before the board of inquiry. Court orders sought to compel his attendance as the strike dominates the soft coal dispute affecting about 400,000 miners since March 15.
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