New Rent Formula Reveals Ceilings Under Federal Control
Government drafts a new method for calculating rent ceilings for 14 million federally controlled dwellings but offers no fixed increase rate. The policy sets separate paths for small landlords with up to four units and larger landlords, outlining steps and petitions landlords must file with area rent offices before increases take effect.
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Associated Press
Washington
Con— Wrens
Lendaywrens
Iuiret
Tighe Woods Mast Wight
Houston
Woods
Bone
Mdorheay
Fine Area Driver On Motor Charge Trimmed
A Garland man, Robert Maore, pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while suspended in Warren County Court. Judge Miller Evans accepted the plea, noting the license suspension arose from prior speeding offenses. The outcome does not affect potential DMV actions. In Charlie ro i, Hannah Gatoon of Charleroi celebrated her 105th birthday today, recognized as the oldest local resident, hospitalized at Monongahela Valley Hospital since late February.
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Robert Maore
Garland
Rete
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Maore
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East South Street
Carry
Department of ‘Motor Vehicles
Allison Ware
Warren County
Merle
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Charlerot
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Charleroi
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Hannah
Bolivia riots kill six and wounding fifty in La Paz
Turmoil erupts as rioting erupts around parliamentary elections in Bolivia. Armed guards protect polling sites while President Baquero holds talks with party leaders amid clashes. Government imposes a state of siege as the Republican Socialist Union appears to retain influence in parliament.
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Associated Press
LA Paz
Bol
Bolivia
Poluweé
Ba- Howe Herizon
Republican Syoniist Union Party
Partiamens
Western powers hope to end blockade by mid May talks
Western powers press for a definite date to lift the blockade and begin talks on Germany’s future. Reports say an end to the siege could come by midweek with talks by May 25 in Paris. Britain France and the United States push a counterproposal to Russia while Soviet envoy Maliks joins secret meetings seeking a broader settlement. The official communique says discussions progress satisfactorily.
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New York
Bel Tin
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Germany
New York Times
Paris
Siareebinge
Britain
Sir Alexander Cadogan
United Nations
Jean Chau Vel
Philip C. Jessup
United Siles
Jakob A. Mutik
Russia
Soviet Union
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Malik
Berlin
Ameren Shrokesman
Carol Stunt
Spain to negotiate for American loan with Export-Import Bank
Washington May 3 The State Department grants Spain permission to negotiate directly with the Export-Import Bank for an American government loan. Press Officer Michael McDermott says Spain will send a representative to Washington to discuss details. A senior official notes the United States still sees Spain as poor and declining to embrace their price policies. Ford Union Calls Strike at Rouge Plant
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Washington
Tale Department
Spain
Michael McDermott
Study Two Year State Relief Program Plan
Harrisburg May e Pennsylvania's 10 million dollar relief program will be studied by the General Assembly's joint state government commission over the next two years. The inquiry list includes costs, local authority shifts, and the expansion of public assistance, with reports due to the 1951 General Assembly.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Lvania
General Assembly
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M. Harvey Taylor
Senate
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Herbert P. Lore
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Baster Roger
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Delaware
Gerrera
Sens
Fred P Hare, Jr
Somerset
T. Newell Wood
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Commonwealth
Credit Buying Of Cars At New High
Washington May 3 Government figures show March automobile debt rose to 2.113 billion as longer credit terms and price cuts spur installment purchases. Fed study notes Spring’s heavy auto selling season while eased controls began March 7 reducing down payments to 15 percent and extending terms to 18 months amid broader discounting.
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Revised House labor measure due for action
Washington May 4 A revised Democratic labor measure with Taft Hartley features returns to the House for possible quick action. The plan, differing from the repeal push, would allow existing injunctions during emergencies and envisions amendments to the Lesinski bill. House leaders and Rep Lesinski weigh support as votes loom on competing bills and administration stance.
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House
Wutons
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D-Tex
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D-Mass
Labor Committee
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Cormack
Shaw
Waterhouse's shifts personnel at local auto firm
No personnel changes were made today at Waterhouse's automotive agency. Sam Bell, who has led the parts department at Buick and Pontiac on West South, will manage the Pontiac agency in Mayville, operated by Waterhouse. Robert Bachemer resigned from Aero Supply Mfg Co to return to oversee parts.
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Wat “Erhouss
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Buick and Ponce
West South Street
Poutiie
Mayville
Waterhouse
Bell
Robert Bachemer
Concord Street
Wuerhouse Agency
Aero Supply Mfg. Co. Tne
Film Stars Safe In Flood Areas Amid Morocco Floods
Casablanca and Marrakech report Tyrone Power Orson Welles and Linda Christian safe after floods in Morocco. Cecile Aubrey, a 17 year old French actress, was missing three days but found safe at Ouargane. Hight casualties and extreme heat also noted in the region.
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Casablanca
Monorca
Tyrone Power
Orson Welles
Linda Christian
Morocco
Cecile Aubrey
Marrakech
Miss Aubrey
Ouargivale
Allied Ships Quit Shanghai and Vandenberg Drives 5 Percent Cut
Washington reports Senator Vanielwere and Senator TiN! Tat press a five percent cut in operating expenses amid calls to slash costs in the Marshall Plan and European Recovery Program. They urge using the savings to fund European aid while lawmakers debate the scope and ceiling on procedures and appropriations.
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Washington
Vanielwere
Rick
Sen
Gover Wren
Vandenberk
Senate
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Ag ‘Oil
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Benator
Hy Hill
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Nie House
Move Area Draft Board Shifts to Erie Office
The draft board for Union City area will move to Erie with records and equipment. Truman Dunkle met with board members as the move is planned to improve economy. Registrars for Corry and Union City will be appointed, and Charles Senlesser will oversee the Erie office after the move.
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Yitlee
Union City
Erle
Truman Dunkle
Epreneuitalive
Brie
Union
Corry
Charles Senlesser
Waterford
Erie
Frank Hepler
Henry Wheeleroth
Albert Blose
Durocher Reinstated by Commissioner after Charge Drop
Leo Durocher of the New York Giants was reinstated today after Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler found no evidence to support a charge by fan Pred Boysen that Durocher had disrupted him. The belligerent manager was to rejoin his team as season preparations continued.
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Leo Durother
New ‘Work Giants
A.B. Chandler
Pred Boysen
New York
Gurodher
Centerville approves low bid for sewer contract on Smith Street
Centerville council awards the sewer contract to Dunnovin Company of Gleenville for 70,317 dollars, the low bid among three, to replace storm pipes along East Smith Street. The plan covers 1870 feet of pre constructed pipe and 1200 feet of open ditch, with completion targeted in eight hundred working days amid city business concerns.
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Aunrmil Conarrakion Company
Euclid
Boni
Yun
Colttynet
Fue
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Jolavan
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Pheet
Drops Segregation Suit Against Army
Philadelphia man 26-year-old Tomlinson drops his discrimination lawsuit against the U S Army after an anti segregation order from the Defense secretary. He had faced draft evasion charges and was a World War II merchant marine member seeking to challenge segregated practices. Treasury report shows April budget figures with total expenditures and a year-over-year decrease.
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Tomlirivon
Marne
Giarnalea
Seven Die In Afton Home Blaze Tragedy
Afton May 4 seven residents perished when a fast moving fire trapped seven occupants inside a family home. Mrs Anni Deeds age 24 and two children Diana Pratioes and Homer Tiavher were among victims. Firefighters found no escape for the seven before rescue attempts.
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Vin
Persety
Johre Lively
Anni Dune
Drom Koy
Huwel Joyce Deeds
James Enson Wa
Diana Pratioes
Homer Tiavher
Hospital cost-cutting bid reshapes Garry Memorial plan
An effort to trim the Garry Memorial Hospital project from 700000 to a lower figure unfolds as directors and architects review revised specifications after an April 20 bid opening showed costs running about 86000 above board estimates. The overhaul targets reducing total costs toward 800000 without altering major design features.
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Suiding Committee
Bits
Lie Architects
Wels
Luadlensph
Elk Street Improvement Planned Amid Mead Park Growth
The city plans widening and paving on Elk Street to handle rising Mead Park traffic. Public works officials urge residents to prepare for grading and dust prevention measures as the project nears scheduling.
Slayer of Japanese girl sentenced to death in Tokyo
May 3 A 20 year old U S Army private from Chicago was sentenced to death for the butcher knife slaying of 3 Japanese airmen. Private James W Harris denied involvement claiming he was in a Japanese cafe when the crime occurred near January 5. Testimony placed Harris at the scene with Shimako Mitabishi, 29, that evening.
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J. B. Army
Chicago
Buicher
James W. Harris
Niehb
Harts
Plot Disclosure by U S Spokesman Over Shanghai Claim
A U S spokesman revealed a plot to offset charges that the U S Navy had run out on Shanghai. The claimed plan was mocked as merely a budded casino of defense measures. The message outlined steps to reassure allies and deter critics.
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Shanghai
Bud
Fall of Kwangteh Reported by Communist Army
Shanghai May 3 United States British and French naval craft evacuated the waterfront amid a reported Communist plot to block their exit. The Communist mouthpiece claimed victory at Kwangteh, saying 2,400 Nationalists were captured and that the city fell to Red troops. The report cited radio broadcasts from the United Front’s agencies and noted ships were pursuing what it framed as a strategic withdrawal.
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Pokomanual Saitl
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Walid Havir
Mordhy
Navy
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Ayole
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Hove
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