U S Policies for Japan Germany in Debated Shifting Postwar Policy
Washington reports a renewed debate over U S policy toward Japan and Germany as the State Department pushes a faster shift in postwar strategy. Officials note moves to remove reparations and accelerate self governance, with concerns about regional and Allied reactions and the Marshall Plan context.
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State Department
Japan
Associated Press
Washington
Gourmany Saith
Polley-Foming Far Easters Commission
United States
Uillack
Mother charged with murdering infant son
A 26 year old woman in Hazleton Pennsylvania faces murder charges in the death of her ten month old son. Police say she admitted striking the child and beating the infant while caring for him at home. The suspect told police she believed the baby was misbehaving and feared losing control. Her husband, a 30 year old chestist, was not charged. The case remains under investigation.
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Associated Presa Hazlepgn
Wamtione
Karen
Kalwaic
Dar Henry
Chile
Hayrilla
Mrs. Eister Arrested Again in Deportation Case
Mrs Gewhart Eister, detained in New York City, faces re arrestation on deportation charges amid a government effort to halt her flight. Immigrant service officials report the case centers on denying admission and pursuing deportation, with other linked charges under review.
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Washington, May
Gewhart Eister
Babel
Hue
Minter
New York City
New York
Willy Thana
Ie Nowini Bister
Com Mauus
Lis
Dison
United Biyles
Nelson
Temple Band to Play at Founders Day Observance
The Temple band of Erie will give a public concert in City Park Sunday afternoon to mark the anniversary of Clarence Commandery No 51. The band leaves the Horn block around 4 PM and performs, then proceeds to Emmanuel Episcopal Church for the anniversary service. Knights Templar members from Warren, Olean, Evart, Mendville, Franklin and Greenville are expected to attend. refreshments will follow with a lengthy list of organizers and stewards.
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Claence Commandery
Masonic
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Knights Templin
Waiwen
Ol City
Evie
Mendville
Franklin
Greenville
Peed
Hinman
D. W. Robinson
W. J. Ingram
W. H. Rickeys
J. R. Dearing
W. B. Kilaworth
W. M. Young
R. H. Rossbawner
W. Hy Grom
Red Cross Aid Jumps in Corry Community Support
Home Service reports April and May aid to seven families, up from March, as Red Cross seeks to aid local residents. Chapter directors discuss upcoming Memorial Day plans, ambulance service, and potential participation in Mead Park events. Grace Giblin memorial artifact placed in Corry library. next directors meeting set for June 9.
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Corry
Home Service Department
Red Cross
Jou
Henrigwarurrs
Feemlar
Roiebrailin
Tor Mead Park
Jon Pentnsylvania
Harrisbury
Ias Beer
Grace Giblin
Four families flee as $20,000 fire sweeps Pittsburgh apartment
A three story West Liberty Avenue building in Pittsburgh burst into flames forcing four families to escape to safety. Fire crews battled the blaze for hours, estimating damage around twenty thousand dollars. No injuries were reported.
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Pittsburgh
Thole
Liberty Avenue
Suburmat Bormolit Talahhh
Chinese Reds Press Shanghai Assault Amid Heavy Fighting
May 1. Chinese forces, led by Gen Chen Yi, press toward Shanghai as two Communist prongs push from southwest and northwest. Nationalist defenses strike back near Lunghwa and Sunshideg along the Shanghai Hangchow railroad. Casualties reported at Lina as Reds advance within 20 miles of the city, with key rail lines and river approaches under threat.
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Associated Press
Shanghal
Peate
Woo- Aimy Harbor
Luyewha
Stanghil
Chen Yi
Shan
Lina
Eld
Lunghwa
Sunshideg
Amsang
Shanghai
Woosing
Whangjuo
Iyarifaate
Meir
Haggohow
Pirfield
Whangpoa
Shianghal
Hike in expense money passes in House
The House approved a bill boosting members allowances for clerk hire and communications, despite protests from some lawmakers. The measure adds 500 dollars yearly for communications per member and 3000 dollars for clerical hire, with a top 9500 for clerical needs. House members Keefe and Church demanded action, signaling opposition to any future related money bill.
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Mey
Congress
House
Senate
Keefe
Church
Appropriations Committee
West German draft constitution ratified in western zones
Western allied leaders accepted the West German draft constitution with reservations, clearing the path for a new civil government in the western zones. The document now heads to the state parliaments for ratification as talks in Paris target a broader settlement with the Soviet zone.
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Paris
Associated
Sree
Frankfurt
Germany
Thhey
Russia
Lucis D. Clay
United States
Si Brian Robertson
Britain
Pierre Koenig
France
Western
Feds
Industria
Ruhr
West Belin
West Berlin
Boeders
Nautral
Ten Overcome In Explosion Near Holland Tunnel
Ten persons were overcome after a chemical explosion disrupted the Holland tunnel area. Traffic halted as AT&T and New York Telephone reported damaged cables, with one long line cable to Philadelphia and another to Prattling, Pa. The extent of damage and delays to traffic remained unclear. The incident followed by a separate note that the House Armed Services Committee approved a pay raise for armed forces, with a bill estimated to cost 406 million dollars per year moving to the House for debate later this month.
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New York
Holland Tunnel
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York ‘Telephone Company
A. T. and
Philadelphia
Pratling
Newark
N. d
Morristows
Washington
House-armed Services Committee
Vinson
D-Ga
Defense
Robis Johnson
Budge Bureau
House
May start work on new hospital before June 1st
Officials anticipate groundbreaking for a new hospital within a year of start. Architects Waller, Fit zhouse and partners outlined federal funding plans, with a $871,000 project cost and federal participation expected. Details to be approved within 10 days and decisions on timing to follow.
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Chery Hospital
Ethil Kogne
Frei Delore
Epa
Waller Fitzhouse
Hunter
Gwidwelt
Che Finkt
Appulewlian
Labor Leaders Warn of Peril to US Movement in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on May 13 a top labor leader called a new anti labor law a time bomb that could trigger catastrophe for the American labor movement. Joseph D. Keenan of the AFLs Political Education League warned that if the legislation passes similar fates befall labor in America as in Germany under Hitler. He urged broad political action and precinct level organization to counter the movement, criticizing Governor Duff and urging legislative protections for labor in future sessions.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Bor
Joseph D. Keenan
American Federation of Labor
League For Political Education
Isbor
America
Germany
Hitler
Kenin
Glute Federation of Labor
Annal CO
APL
Kinynakor Moh
Ameria
Hartley
Jumen L. McDevill
Fed
Eration
C. Ent
Tador
Commonwealth
McDevitt
Jamey J. Duff
TMH
Earthquake Jolts Greater Los Angeles Area
A small early day earthquake rattled Los Angeles and surrounding valleys including San Gabriel San Fernando and Pasadena regions. No damage reported as police and sheriff offices logged no casualties or significant effects though downtown buildings felt the tremor.
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Los Angeles
Los Angels
San Gabriel
San Fernando
Altadena
Pasadim
Busbanle
Long Beach
Tieplheriff
Sati Berarding
Larjonster
Radio
Cati- Torin
Senators Question Russian Behind Closed Doors
Washington May 13 Senators questioned Kirill Alexey former commercial attaché at the Russian embassy about Soviet espionage in the United States He testified that every diplomat from the U S S R or satellite nations bears a spy responsibility and that Soviet espionage flourishes in the country The hearing occurred behind closed doors with an interpreter translating his remarks to the subcommittee
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Associated Press
Washington
iCremlin
al Sobek
Benvie Jules
Yesteriay
Kirill Alexey
Minbassych
Mesteo Gliyt Alexevy
Ant 1
NKVD
Kremlin
Yederday
Alexeev
Sald Lewulé
Mexico
Choy
Richard Arens
Building and Loan Anniversary Dinner Noted
The Cory Building and Loan Association marks its 36th founding anniversary with a May 23 dinner at Corry Country Club. G R Parker of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh will be principal speaker as stockholders receive invitations. assets have doubled in five years and over half a million dollars is loaned to home buyers in the area.
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Cory Building and Loan Association
Corry Country
Allend
G. R. Parker
Federal
Honte Loni Bank of Pittsburgh
Oto Fe
Josal Banking Institution
Corry
de Oiling Pany
Tanker Fire In Atlantic Is Reported Under Control
A Swedish tanker of 9,684 tons named Atlanta caught fire in the western Atlantic about 540 miles off Trinidad. The Coast Guard says the crew returned to the vessel after abandoning ship to lifeboats as the fire began yesterday. A rescue plane from Puerto Rico reported the situation but no further word was received.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fig
Atlanta
Trinidad
Coast Guard
Hielposte
San Juan
Puesto Rico
Matthews Named Secretary Of Navy By Ascor nted Proxy
Washington May 13 1946 press report announces Patrick Matthews of Omaha named secretary of the Navy by an ascorted proxy amid White House statements. Matthews a Democrat from Albion Nebraska graduate of Creighton University faces Senate confirmation. president also seeks a military secretary of defense likening work on naval aviation.
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Matthews
Navy
Ascor
Washington
Patrick Matthews
Omaha
Inday
White House
Vitak
Tahuison
Jties G. Hews
Milchews
Creigh
Ana x Alive
Albion
Nebraska
Ross
AOL Vel Ventiv
Kenneth ©. Rogill
Chirtis B. Calder
New York
Wilbles
Youll Meray
Gimyehun Danteta
N. G. Aulitai
Truck Crash Causes Nine Thousand Six Hundred Dollar Damage
A dairy truck wreck just outside Titusville caused nine thousand six hundred dollars in damage. The truck belonged to J. D. Jackson and Sons of Brie and carried Model Day products. The driver fled the scene, and one occupant was injured while police investigated the high speed crash and regulator damage to nearby utilities.
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Titusville
Skule
Uelik
Arvie WN. Boyle
Et Ab Ono
Chevrolet
United Natura
Boyle
Donald Lukshami
Pally al Britose
iLfuby. Linki
Kaatti Nia
Felek
Inter
Aid
Rick
J. D. “Jackvon
Filipino workers ill after eating huge eel in Saipan
An Associated Press report from Guam says 45 Filipinos fell ill after eating a five foot eel at a feast Sunday in Saipan. Forty were flown to Army and Navy hospitals, seven near death, with twenty unconscious. Doctors suspect nerve poisoning from shellfish or eel venom, as symptoms vary and patience await test results.
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Guam
Pinos On
Islai
Army
Navy
Saipan
Pheusnouhi
Ayal Dactons
Heeurmy
Tn Gertral
Inos
Corvisus
Talks Set With Coal Operators May 25 in Virginia
Washington May 13 John L. Lewis and southern coal operators agreed to begin talks on a new union mining contract. The meeting date is set for May 25 in Virginia.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Southern Coal Nine
Union
Ae Blenteta
Soviet Protest Voiced Through Red Newspaper
Berlin reports Russians accuse Western allies of torpedoing the Berlin agreement and intensifying the blockade. Western officials call it a propaganda claim while Moscow reiterates demands for concessions and warns of consequences for Western policy.
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Russia
Berlin
RED
Associated Press
Iliff
Hague Reign Records Seized In City Hall Vault Lapse
In Hague era records were inspected at City Hall as county prosecutor Harace ordered a routine check. Robared papers piled in a basement area amid incomplete inventories while officials debated whether city records were properly housed or incinerated, prompting ongoing questions as a new office takes over.
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Hague
Associated Press Jersey-Cipy
Aarts
Harace
Roberson
Hugue
Dinet Boze
Robertie Ae
Seing Pontine
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