Pan American conference vows strong stand against Communism
At the opening of the ninth conference delegates from Colombia and Brazil warned of Moscow inspired subversion. President Ospina Perez and Fontoura urged defense of independence as Chile Paraguay and Cuba urged unity against Communist infiltration in the Americas.
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Associated Press
Bogota
Colombia
George ©. Marshall
Marshall
Wame
United States
Lomn
Ospian Pever
Fontoura
Chile
Paraguay
Cuba
Americas
Western Hemisphere
Moscow
Miners Lose Unemployment Benefits Ruling
Harrisburg March 31 A.J. Cartisd director of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation ruled that miners who worked at mines under the labor dispute between the United Workers of America and operating companies are disqualified from unemployment pay. The ruling restricts benefits during the five week waiting period and keeps miners idle despite the strike.
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Agsndagen
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
A.J. Cartisd
Penh
Ganiisa
Red Mike Workers
Amwites
Bilfeai
United Workers of Americs
Indiytry
May reshuffle Spain cabinet amid European recovery push
Rumors in Madrid propose a cabinet reorganization after the next meeting as Spain debates inclusion in the European recovery scheme. Observers weigh possible shifts toward conservative or pro Franco factions while Prime Minister Why would read the cal uel remains uncertain.
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Madrid
Generaiissini Prangiseo
Owensice
Spain
Europea Recovery
Juinemed Sauteer
United States
Howe
Senate
Alews
Congress
Layaelin
Gle Wu
API 2
Generalissimo
Sbute
Tor
Illinois Solon Seeks Major Cut in Foreign Aid Bill
Washington March g1 Rep fursell urged trimming 1.3 billion from a 6.208 billion foreign aid package. He proposed 5.3 billion for a European recovery program and argued for a shorter commitment. House debate stretched as Republicans pressed limits on duration and total cost of aid.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fursell
House
Yursell
Vursell
Cooner
Inter
Lene Helleck
Indiana
Vorys Rollo
Europe
Congress
Foreign Affairs
Kereke Fiatt
Signals at Sparta Crossing Near Ready
The Hensylvanie rail line installs an auto operated crossing gate system at Sparta crossing on Route 77. The $17 000 project, begun July in Pebrusky, should be finished Friday per Borough Council President H V Shreve. The crossing, on a grade and near Buffalo division, has had no fatalities but is marked as dangerous. Watchmen currently guard trains from 6 to 10 PM.
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Wittie
Spartangbore
Ughis
Opur
Pebrusky
Borough Counci
H. V. Shreve
Shreve
Buffalo
May 1 Deadline Set On Petitions For City Paving
City Engineer Day Williams issues a reminder that petitions must be filed by May 1 for a paving program similar to last summer. Portions of Franklin Spring and Turveyview avenues and Bank Street area must be scheduled. East Molify Street along Summer to Avenue A awaits action. Commissioner Connell to decide at May meeting whether to proceed with plans and bids.
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Turvview
Bank South Street
Bush
Bummer Steels
Raymond Avenue
AMC
East Congress Street
Ennhest Williams
Summer Street
Avenue A
Connell
Tarvia
Settlement in Corryite's case after fatal Wesleyville crash
A settlement for 650 dollars was reached in Erie County Court yesterday in the death of seven year old Shirley Mae Deel. The suit, brought by William G Deel for his daughter against George Smith of 408 Liberty Street Corry, ended with Smith exonerated and his insurer paying to cover expenses incurred by the family. Smith drove past the victim's Wesleyville home en route to Erie works of the General Electric Co when Shirley Mae ran from behind a car into his path last February 12.
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Corty
Eile
William G. Deel
Westeyville
Shirley Mae
George Smith
Liberty Street
Corry
Smith
Erie
General Vectric Co
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Bride Found Stabbed in Midtown Apartment Murder
Mrs Vera Lotito 46 a partner at Gotham Travel Bureau was found stabbed and strangled in her Midtown Manhattan apartment. Police say the crime appears to be one of vengeance and her wedding and engagement rings were missing. Her husband Robert Lotito an insurance executive discovered the body after returning home from work.
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Associated Progs
New York
Élise T
Robert
Lotito Seid
Rent Bill Signed Into Law Sets New Controls
President Truman described the measure as weak but better than none as it takes effect tonight. The law extends modified rent controls to millions, allows boosts up to 15 percent with landlord consent through 1949, and creates a federal court to rule on rent changes. Housing chief Raymond Foley said 1.0 million new homes are needed in ten years.
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Washington
Truman
Lato
Federal Court
Tighe Wanda
Tae
Comerce Department
Securities and Exchaneu
Ut Building and Loan Groups
United States Savings and Loan League
League
T Hat
Congress
Orion
Mie
Justice Department
Train wreck in Japan leaves up to seventy dead
Tokyo reports indicate between 50 and 70 Japanese killed in a rail accident near Osaka on the Narmo Osaka line. Kyodo cites a broken electric connection and brake failure as the crash cause with wreckage still being searched for bodies. Reports vary as agencies confirm casualties amid confusing details.
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Tokyo
Osaka
Youn
Eighth Army
Ala
Kyodo
Wakadwata
Hana~ Zoho
Narm-Osaka
Recall drive filed against Senator Taylor in Boise
Petitioners in Boise have filed recall papers against Senator Taylor a Democrat from Thalia with Henry A Vale as third party running mate. The action seeks to remove Taylor and details remain limited in the state filing.
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Taylor
Boise
Tadhg
Petit Alonn
D-Thalio
Henry A. Valence
Astate Ot
Small scale home building starts in Corry
In Corry a handful of new homes are planned this summer with two permits issued for early work. Builders target West Columbian and Raymond avenues while Route 6 housing plans surface. Contractors report interest from several firms, with bids expected from two.
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Corry
Leelle
Culimibis Avenue
Piven
Raymond Avenue
Souperes
Robert
Wilcox
Oma Avenue
Runaway Auto Collides With Fence on City Streets
A runaway car owned by Paul D Simeons of Walon City collided with a Ford coupe owned by Josephine Lynch of Cory and then rammed a fence at the southeast corner of Maple Avenue and West Washington Street. Police estimate total damage under $50.
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Maple Avenue
Washington Street
Paul DL Simeons
Walon City
Hine Eax
Josephine Lynch
Cory
Lynch
Guy Stafford
Maph Uyenue
West
Chain Post Cards Intercepted Here At Local Post Office
Corry residents report intercepted chain post cards, a long standing ruse that urges recipients to copy the card and paste their name beneath, then mail to friends. Local postal workers say over 500 such cards have been collected and authorities warn the scheme is being halted as quickly as possible.
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Corry
James
Postal Puctala
Adequate atomic bomb supply cited by U.S. official
Testimony cited by David Lilienthal to a House committee states the United States has an adequate supply of atomic bombs already manufactured. Lawmakers discuss funding for atomic energy work while avoiding specifics on bomb numbers and storage. Senator Hickenlooper argues for cautious use of nuclear force to save lives.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ynigresa Numibers
Tatay
Hey
David E. Lilienthal
Atomia Energy Commission
House Appropriations Committee
Duienthal
Lilienthal
Tess Himony
Keefe
Amtorfen
Sunste-House
Atomate Energy Committee
Senator Hickenlooper
R-Town
May Halt Sale Of Munition Plants
The War Assets Administration faces orders this week to withdraw groups of wartime plants from the surplus market. A list includes power and ordnance works such as Point Pleasant and others, with several sites across the nation being surveyed for potential release.
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Meadville
Associated Press
Washington
War Assets Administration
Power and Ordnance
WAA
Burke
Serview
Auvey
Crumen
Congress
Army
Auto convoy wreck on Route 6 near Corry
An early report states a six-vehicle auto convoy was forced off Route 6 about 12 miles east of Corry. A Corry police unit aided by wrecking crews freed the sulfir laden truck and towed it away. no injuries are noted.
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Zalmeck
Bon Jim
Witch
Corry
Ash Alent
Train Blown Up Near Cairo Haifa Line Forty Die
A blast on the Cairo Haifa railway near Beit Shemesh killed about 40 people and injured many as trains were halted and tracks damaged. Officials blamed Arab attacks amid rising tensions in the Palestine area.
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Cairo
Haifa
Let Contracts For County Jobs In Harrisburg District
Two highway projects awarded by the Department of Highway total about 5 000 for improvements in Erie County. Route 4 06 miles between Layney Cover and Market will be widened four feet and resurfaced with super elevated sections. Bridges will be extended to match the wider pavement. Rural Route 25087 in Bachor Greek and Circenfield townships will have 20 foot wide bituminous surface with several structures. Fry Company bid 89 155.10 for that project located between the New York Pennsylvania line and Westnyville.
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Harrisburg
Mare
Department of Highway
Chiles
Betwern Layney
Simvets Lu Edin
Erie County
Bachor Greek
Circenfield
Fry Company
New York-Pennsylvania
Westnyville
Soviet Rulers Protest Detention of Liner Russia
Moscow reports that the Soviet government has complained to the United States over the detention of the liner Russia by U.S. authorities in New York and demands immediate release and assurance no similar actions occur again. China vows to defend only vital areas and conserve strength amid military warnings.
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Marely
Tass
United States
Russia
New York
Wanking
China
Side Ing
Proiri M
Taft Hartley Act inquiry shapes miners strike case
An Associated Press report says a Taft Hartley Act inquiry to President Truman could lead to court action to end the 17 day coal mine shutdown. The board’s findings were sent to the White House and discussant Lewis testified, while the report aims to prompt court steps to halt the strike and resume work.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coal Strike Inquiry Board
Truman
Taot-Findisi
Tuma
Noun ‘Boal Chaitin
Sherman Mintol
White House
Fin
Bostas
Papston
Vader
Lewis Latoya
Lewis Latoya Ik So Liaith
Lewis
Moreley
Rna
Teaks
Linder
Lewis Fins
Tr Sngeesterdt
Quesio
Soldiers Perish In Blaze
In PUSHAN Eorun Maret a fire destroyed barracks and caused three United States soldiers to die. One body was missing and another injured with a broken leg. Fifty more from the detachment were ruled out before the blaze burned through the structure.
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Pushan
Eorun
Maret
United States
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