Debate Launches on Anti Communist Bill in Congress
New York congressman repudiates the measure while House members argue for a bill that would criminalize efforts to establish a foreign controlled dictatorship in the United States. It would punish linking with communists, require party disclosure, and restrict propaganda with stiff penalties. Proponents forecast a strong House vote, though Senate chances are uncertain.
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He House
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American Communist Party
United States
En. Nixon ReGallff
Communist Party
Justice Department
Nuilter Sentioll
Bbs
0Leasure
North Korea cuts power to South in new dispute
May 1 south Korea reports a North Korean power cut that threatens to halt half the region’s electricity. US officials say temporary outages have occurred before but warn a permanent shutdown would force rationing in factories and homes. Negotiations via radio failed as North Korea issued an ultimatum demanding a South Korean negotiator.
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North Korea
Eleston
South
Kore
U. S
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Ap Ullimum
Pyongyang
Soviek
Quaylers
Route 97 Crash In Waterford Injures Two Drivers
A Route 97 collision in Waterford injured two drivers as Roy B. Saxon of Jamestown and John Rodgers of Waterford collided while eastbound. Police said Saxon’s car struck Rodgers’ truck as Rodgers attempted a left turn. Vehicle damage totaled about 350 dollars with the Buick worse for wear.
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Waterford
Borg Barmekie
Roy B. Saxon
Jamestown
John Rodgers
Rodgers
Saxon
Carnival Set Up At 53 Main Street In Corry Next Week
The Feria Rides and Shows travel troupe from Dansville N C will operate from Monday to Saturday set up on the vacant lot at Bavh Main and Shady avenues in Corry. Carl and FLA Perns and daughter run the show with attractions for children and trained animals. After Corry the group moves to Warren for May 24 to 29.
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Tyne
Haa
Warren
Hospital Tag Day Held After Postponement
Corry Hospital Auxiliary resumes fundraiser in Bedford County after a one week delay. Volunteers known as Girl Scouts will staff stations and collect donations at local stores and hotels. Police report disturbances and injuries during prior events but organizers proceed with tomorrow’s drive under supervision.
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Asconiate
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Bedford
Allegheny County
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Widmann
Charles Miller
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Willard Tine
Verett
Eins
Imion Hotel
Piers Ab Clayyr
Senator Overton Dies After Abdominal Surgery
Washington May 14 Senator Overton of Toivisana died early today at Bethesda Naval Hospital following a serious abdominal operation. He had been a longtime political figure in his state and served in Congress since 1031.
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Overton
Tovisiana
Bethesda
Waval
Congress
Aiibe
Mobster raid hits Cudahy packing plant at Newport
About 200 men marched into the Cudahy Co packing plant in Newport at midnight. They damaged interiors freed about 110 hogs and abducted 30 workers, with several injured. Swenson and Sheriff Granquist surveyed the scene as Governor Youngdahl was urged to call out the National Guard.
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Newport, Mint
Cudahy & Co
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Hien
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Reuben Granquist
Tanager
Luther W. Younghal
Nations Guard
Palestine Assembly votes to send UN mediator
The Palestine Assembly political committee voted 37 to 0 with 15 abstentions to dispatch a United Nations mediator to the Middle East. President Truman urged Congress to delay long range farm legislation to support increased farm production and price supports. The Riverworkers union in Boston barred Communists from holding office or serving on committees. In Ephrat a sixteenth year old Wilttal G Pottaiger of Denver Pa was held without bail for grand jury on homicide charge in the death of Phoebe Arntz.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Congress
Boston
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Wilttal G. Pottaiger
Denver
Wis
Hall
Ye Denthr
Trisnd
Phoebe" Arntz
Gromyko Fired In Red Shakeup At United Nations
Lake Success New York May 14 Soviet Delegate Andrei Gromyko abruptly left the United Nations career, replaced by Deputy Foreign Minister Jacob Muli. The move was disclosed in a letter to Secretary General Trygge Lie. Gromyko plans a holiday in rates after departure.
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Success
N.Y
United Nations
Andrei Gromyko
Jacob Muli
Ciuiug
Dotive
Tryeve Lie
Soviet purge replacing German army chiefs reported
Western allies report a major Soviet led reshuffle in Germany with about 85 officers recalled as part of a purge. Scharnov and Bukjantinenko replaced by Barinov and Echarkov amid rumors of Sokolovsky's trouble with Moscow. Interzonal traffic controls and passes tightened at the border as German workers were blocked from the Russian zone.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Russia
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Vassily D. Sokolovsky
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Barinov
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Famous Carvings Display In City Exhibition Opens
Sponsored by the Archie W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars the Ernest Warther show features exact hind carved locomotive models crafted from ebony and mother of pearl. The display opens near East Main and Boutier Center streets and is touted as the finest collection of its kind valued at more than 900000.
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Archie W. Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ernest Warther
East ‘Main
Boutit
Center Streets
Congress Clash Delays Draft Bill Action in May Meeting
May 14 report from Washington outlines a dispute between House and Rules committees over a fresh draft bill to expand defense funding. House Armed Services approved both universal military training and a draft substitute, but Rules blocked them as Representative Allen demanded hearings on a volunteer bonuses plan. President Truman dismissed Allen’s proposal as misguided and no date set for further committee action.
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Washington
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Teiuinai'e
Arted Services Committee
Tules
Leg
Allen
Miles Group
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Allen Askes
Ietirith
Trumin Hes
Meeting on Air Mail Route Decision in Washington
Civil Aeronautics board in Washington D C weighs continuation of Corry to handle all mail service. Local Post Office inquiry seeks impact on passenger service and Corry flights if air route ends after seven years of operation. Washington evaluates mail volume, operating costs, and route desirability before deciding if the line will be abandoned.
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Corry Post Office
Corry
Apard
Washington, D.C
Ory Naw MG
Adeorriimg
Thas
Everal
Wilire
Warger
Washington
Corryite to Operate Sinclair Station in Corry
Pendleton Brown will take over operation of the Sinclair service station at the southeast corner of North Center and East Frederick streets next Monday. The station has been run by Lane Otel for six months. Details of the transfer will be completed when Sinclair representatives arrive. Brown and wife will live in the former Cameron residence on West Frederick.
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Sinecair
North Center
East Frederale
Lane Otel
Sinclair
Brown
Corry
Tred Cawmeron
West Brederick
Onveet
Two Planes Wreckage Feared To Have 44 Dead
Reports say 44 people may be killed after a crash involving two B-29s during training flights between Dhahran and Buersfeldbruck. One survivor is listed among the crew, and wreckage is found near Maltel as authorities investigate the missing aircraft. A separate Congo flight with 81 aboard is reported missing near Maguuli, with search efforts ongoing.
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Germany
United Shutea Air Force
Thuron
Saudi Arabia
Budlee
Tour Penton Amt
Lucie
Sill
Wels Biden
Dhabran
U.S
Buerstebfeldbruck
Cairo
Hbuliin Air Fores
Mallu
Robbery Try Nabs Suspect at Wesleyville Gas Station
At about 1 o clock in the early morning an attempted theft occurred at the Blue Snabes gas station in Wesleyville. A youth traveler from Ohbery Jones talked with the attendant while a man entered the building and grabbed the cash register containing 97 dollars. The intruder, William Roberts of Willard, fled with an accomplice identified as William Gnuxs from Lancaster who was said to be an escapee from a correctional school. Police pursued but the suspects escaped in a convertible coupe before officers could deploy.
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Ohbery
Wes
Twyville
Blue Snabes
Wesleyville
Uwa
Taroun
Willian Roberts
Willard
Roberts
William Gnuxs
Lancaster
Guess
Em Excapee
Ailinugh
Shose
Ex U S Envoy's Daughter Killed in Plane Crash
Skyways announced a chartered flight crashed in southern France killing Judy Hartington Lady Hartington age 28 and Lord Fitzwilliam age 37, along with director Sir Thummond Thetis and crew Capt Townsend and Radio Officer Preanan. Lady Hartington was sister of U.S. Representative John Kennedy.
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London
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Lord Pitz
William
France
Lady Hartington
Joseph Po Kennedy
Great Britain
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Jung
Thummond Thetis
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Tady Hartington
the Earl
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County Firemen Meet to Name Officers Tonight
The Jugular Monty meet the Eric Gousty Volunteer Phe omens Association will be held in the Stanford Hose Company room at No 1 fire headquarters at 8 o'clock tonight. Members from other communities in the county will meet to nominate and elect officers for the organization.
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Civil Rights Battle Deferred In Senate Clash
Washington May 14 The Senate postponed a civil rights confrontation by a 38 37 vote with GOP leaders guiding strategy for upcoming clashes. The hour long vote sent the education compact draft back to committee while action on a $200 million Army civil functions bill faced sharp debate over food control and river projects.
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Eredit
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Taft
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Lon Propriations Committee
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Bridges Committee
Fae
Jail Escapee Flees Butler Jail For Second Time This Month
A statewide manhunt targets 24 year old Clarence Zamnick after he again escaped Butler County Jail. Police report he forced a kitchen window lock during breakfast, eluding a jail turnkey. Zamnick had escaped with two companions on April 17, prompting renewed searches and roadblocks in the area.
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Army
Eas Inka
Clarence Zearnick
Raymond Blythe
State Police
Zarnich
Blythe
Zamnick
Eitchen
Zarnick
Ellgworth H. Buchanan
Thomas Manny
Departure Ends 31 Years of British Rule
Jews gather to proclaim a new state. Haganah braces to resist invasion. Cyprus serves as a route for 24 000 immigrants to be admitted. The report notes a sweeping political shift and a large migration plan affecting thousands.
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Haganah
Cyprus
Surrender of Acre to Jewish forces unconfirmed
May 14 Tel Aviv reports unconfirmed claims of Acre surrender to Jewish forces amid tensions after Britain's mandate end. Arabs and Jews clash around Palestine as Haganah asserts gains near Acre and Hazanah sources report northern village occupations near the Lebanon frontier.
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Holy Land
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Negeb Desert
Traqi
Jane Jordan
General Secretariat
The
Arab Enzne
Arab League Nations
League of Nations
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Ankit
Acre
Hazanah
Lebanon
Haganah
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