No-Bar Club to Hold Horse Show Near Columbus
The No Bar Riding Club and Columbus Volunteer Fire Department sponsor a Sunday horse show at Sho Nos Bay Riding Club grounds. Entries expected from Ashtabula to Titusville with 20 plus events and pony rides for youngsters. A large tented area, stabling, and a dinner from 1 to 4:30 p.m. are planned, with Jamies Pranitz as ringmaster and Sunset Rambler providing entertainment.
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Columbus Volunteer Fle
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Mayville
Barestown
Warren
Ammsville
Spartansburg
Titusville
1u-Bar
Pont Associated Clubs
X Pony
Alte
Carry Organization
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Key Nazi aide captured in Bavaria by American forces
Munich May 23 Brigadier General Fritz Tenia chief adjutant to Heinrich Himmler was seized near Berchtesgaden and is in American custody at Regensburg. Once commander of security police in Bulgaria and Nuremberg he was reportedly living as a farmer on the Austria border. An unofficial note says Major Eichler and another officer were detained nearby and may be tried as war criminals at Dachau or Nuremberg. extradition appeals possible.
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Belgiitus
Truman Still Seeks Man for Greek Aid Plan
President Truman faces delays in appointing a new administrator to run the broad Greek aid program. The State Department plans a $100,000 RFC loan to time start of a $40 million effort aiding Greece and Turkey with military and economic support. Officials hope a choice is made soon, with names like Paul Hoffman among those considered.
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Associated Press
Washington
Trillsen
Greer Wheatens
State Department
Gregor
Chase
Congress
Studiebaker Corp
Genere
Edwin G. Wilsall
Auiieara
Greece
Lincolly McVeager
May Denies Pressuring Army Officers in Garsson Trial
Ex congressman Andrew J. May testified he did not pressure Lt General Levin H. Campbell to win wartime Wat contracts for the Garsson munition interests. He told the jury he had great respect for officers and never attempted pressure as bribery charges loom over him and the Garsson brothers.
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House Military Committee
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Garssons
Mob drags Black man from jail in Rich Square area
Sheriff A D Stephenson said deputies search the Roanoke river region for the body of a Black man named Bush who was taken by armed masked men from Worthampton county Jail in Jack apt last night. He was accused of assaulting a white woman in Rich Square by Patrolman Frank Garland.
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Associated Press
Jackson
N. C
Sherif A
Stephenson
Roanoke River
Bush
Worthampton County
Jackapt
Wsted
Rich Square
Frank Garland
Gesanli Yoon
Katayama Becomes Japan's First Socialist Premier
Katayama elected by overwhelming House vote to lead Japan as the first socialist premier chosen by public ballot. He faces coalition cabinet talks with Liberal party resistance and the emperor is to be informed of the results before investiture at the Imperial Palace tonight.
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Katayama
Japan
Anscchtedt
Tokyo
Fr. W
Tis House of Representatives
Imperial
Plas Inter
Katsyama
Liberal Party
Shigeru Yashida
Yoshida
Big school merger planned in Warren County area
Plans for a major consolidation proposed by the Tarmington Prechold Sugar Grove and Sugar Grove boards move forward with an eight member joint board to study the 6 2 3 grade plan. Three small four year high schools currently operate with 11 teachers and identical curriculums. A June 14 meeting will form a temporary joint board to address consolidation amid pending state aid and building bills.
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Warren County
Tarmington Prechold
Sugar Grove
Gradley Ad Uro
Department of Public Instruction
Consolidated High Schiool
WML
Echool
Inown I
Policeman and Suspect Wounded in Street Gun Battle
May 23 Pittsburgh report of a veteran Patrolman Edward Bann shot in the hip and leg during a street confrontation. He and suspect Harry Manning were struck by bullets. Manning, 4, in critical condition with abdomen and shoulder wounds and rushed to Mercy Hospital. Police doubt Manning opened fire, citing a peace charge.
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Pittsburgh
Edward Bann
Harry Manhing
Dullets
Manning
Mercy Hospital
Bann
Michael Daugh
Fant
Ald Manning
Bane
Gop Toa
Mannine
Action Taken in Move to Further Cut 1948 Budget
Government leaders push new reductions to Truman’s 1948 budget aiming to trim $414 billion. Key defense and civilian agencies face steeper cuts while Agriculture and Army figures are closely watched.
Republicans Plan to Reclaim Large Sums for Treasury
Senator Bridges said Republicans intend to cancel about $1 billion in last Congress approvals to reclaim funds for the Treasury. He claimed possible overall cuts totaling billions, with focus on Army Navy and Agriculture spending, while noting some appropriations already moved by bills granting recessions of prior appropriations.
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Bridges
Becai
Trumaai
Senate Appropriations Committee
Con
Brest
Senate
New Hampshire
Congress
Treasury
Mr. Truman
Record Passenger Travel at New York Harbor Sets Peak
New York Harbor reports record daily movement of passenger ships. Queen Elizabeth carried 2,448 passengers as arrivals and departures surged. American brought 981. Saturnia prepared for sailing with 1,599 aboard.
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N. Y. Harbor
TERS
New York
New Yorke Harbor
Cunard
White Star
War exhibit to appear here in Corry this summer
A mobile Navy exhibit of wartime ordnance including a midget submarine and secret weapons will tour northwestern Pennsylvania towns this summer. Mayor J Pred Kiley announced the display, free to view, with donations used by the Navy Club for rehabilitation programs and veteran facilities.
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J. Pred Kiley Taday
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Navy Club
TSA
Corry
Navy Club Ly
Veterwoy’ Ordant
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Two Injured In Nitro Blast Near Bradford
Two men were injured in a premature nitro glycerin explosion on the Henry petroleum line near Musle Mountain north of Bradford. Paul Kemper 48 of Custer City suffered concussion and head and shoulder injuries. another worker was lightly cut. DuPont official B M Bildgerand said Kemper was on a rig near the storage when the blast occurred about 50 feet away on a truck, while investigating a selective effect.
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Bradford
Henry Petroleum
Musle Mountain
Paul Kemper
Custer City
DuPont Co
BM. Bildgerand
DuPont
Kemper
Republicans Claim Votes To Block Tax Cut Delay
The document reports Senate Republicans claiming sufficient votes to block delays on a tax cut plan. It notes Democratic opposition and Republican accusations of procedural interference, with unnamed sources and tense party dynamics shaping the dispute.
Grocery Stores Prepare for Holiday Trade Shift
Stores plan to extend hours and switch to a Sunday schedule with more cooperative support from Cory stares and suppliers. Executives expect a gradual roll out with Friday evening openings starting next week as electrical work completes and retail traffic increases.
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Nvbt
Satwalay
Webb
Corry Retail
Wiley Sheebuin Grocery
Phost
Wien
Willeman
Teal
Sinieleton
Priday
Hal Cory
Teil
Mane
Epict Relil
Tuenth
Indictment of 12 Former WSA Officials Details Bribery Case
Philadelphia report on a federal grand jury indictment of 12 former War Shipping Administration officials in a bribery conspiracy tied to a $1,000,000 Delaware River port project. The probe, begun three years ago, implicated firms and workers in alleged government fraud and contract manipulation.
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Associated Frese Philadelphia
War Shipping Administration
Grand Jury
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Delaware River
Ciever
Jenith
FIBI
Itis
J. Cullen Ganey
Frank Edz ‘Ward Sales
WSA Muintengnece Hd
John W. Chott
WSA
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Ite Aéiiue
John P. Dortully
Invelaor Sainp
Tron
Vli! Sumpatty
Former State Dept Official Convicted in Washington
A federal district court jury convicted Carl Aldo Marzani former State Department official of making false statements to conceal Communist affiliations from government investigators. The 35 year old Thalian-born Marzani faces up to 11 years in prison and a $110,000 fine.
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State Dept
Associated Press
Washington
Federal District Court
Carl Aldo Marzani
Richmond B. Keech
Marvini
Wheaty
Iriel
Liry
Tate
Romney Is Sentenced After Long-ago Spy Case
Kenneth Romney, a former House sergeant-at-arms aide, was sentenced to three years in prison for a past defalcation tied to checks cashed for John H. Smitsky who resided in Georgia. The judge cited leniency due to the defendant’s age and the long passage of time since the events.
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Ansociated
Washington
Ken
Neth Romney
Foyer House Spy
Geans-At-Arms
Wis
Phusentwhee
Alexander Holtaat
Brent
Israuieh
Tes Lian
Holtzott
Yountey
John H. Smishwicke
Georzia
Romtey
Smishwick
Hotel Fire Drag and Rescue at Broad and Wood Streets
A man was dragged from a burning bed on the 11th floor of the Broadwood Hotel in Philadelphia. Fire and staff rescued Gilbert N Eaton of New York as Miss Giles, a Longtime operator, guided guests to safety and aided during the blaze tied to a cigarette set fire.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Wickroadwood Houtel
Jody Linnly
John Lillicrapp
Gilbert N. Eaton
New York
Catherine Gules
Broad and
Wood Streets
Uber
Miss Giles
Broadwood
Davery
Piremengui
Elston
Jayne G. Joyce
St. Peters
Plane Crash Fatal to Student Flyer
A 19 year old student flyer, Arthur Hill of Leechburg R1, was killed when a light airplane crashed on a field near Greensburg yesterday while he practiced maneuvers for an upcoming examination. He was an Army Air Force veteran who served in Guam and had 11 hours of dual flight instruction. He died from a fractured skull and other injuries.
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Prcky
Greensburg
Arthur Hill
Leechburg
R. 1
Merle Gill
Army Air Force
Guam
Widespread War News and Missing Vessel Searches
Reports from Manila and Manila area describe a global search for a lost liner with Philippine officials aboard. In Florida a wreckage find confirms a Fortress aircraft missing on a flight to Texas. The narrative references a large stoning incident and Allied military activity across Central America and the Caribbean.
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Manila
West Palm Beach
Flu
Kelly Field
Texas
Njoara
Central America
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
New Taxes for Education Gain GOP Backing
Harrisburg notes GOP support for legislation granting new authority to school districts to levy taxes beyond those currently allowed. The bill expands local taxing power to fund education while limiting tax types, with public notice requirements and a potential clash over teacher pay funding.
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Associated Preet
Harrisburg
Rexchutlar
Senate
House
Ytron
Lockheed Constellation Sets New Transcontinental Record
Miami May 23 A Lockheed Constellation of Eastern Air Lines flew coast to coast in six hours 49 minutes 26 seconds to capture a new California to coast speed record for commercial aircraft. The four engined passenger liner beat the previous record by about five minutes.
Truman's mother shows no improvement in hospital condition
In Grandview Missouri on May 23 President Truman said at 9:30 a.m. that Mrs Martha B Truman's condition was just about the same with no good night, indicating she might remain hospitalized indefinitely unless a marked improvement occurs.
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Grandview
Triman
Truman
Martha B. Truman
UN Commission Names Albania and Bulgaria in Balkan Blame
The United Nations Balkan Investigating Commission1 approved by an 8 to 2 vote a finding that Albania and Bulgaria supported armed bands fueling unrest in Greece and the region. The report notes conditions in Greece contributed to the violence and urges Security Council action. Russia and Poland opposed the blamed nations' conclusions, while the rest supported them. The closed-session vote and advisory remarks come as the commission prepared its on site report for the Security Council.
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Geneva
The
Und Uys Riling Investigation Commission
Uday Curmally
United Nations
United Nations Balkan Investigating Commission
Greece
Albania
Bulgaria
Vale
Balenton
Russia
Poland
Informarts
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United Kingdom
France
China
Belgium
Australia
Colombia
Graal
Sysia
Wey
Abe Stelling
Abe Grold
Thulin’ Naiduns
Jimien
Commission
Security Council
Balkan
Grants Proposed for Pennsylvania Hospitals and Homes
Harrisburg May 23 The Appropriations Committee proposed state grants totaling 1 262 000 for state sided hospitals over the next two years against 8 735 090 appropriated in the current period Gov Duff urged about a 40 percent boost The Hospital Association sought higher funds to cover rising costs while Chairman Norman Wood proposed 5 50 a day for mental and surgical services and maintenance The committee also proposed 518 275 for state aided homes up from 385 000 requested by the governor in his budget and 825 appropriated in 1945 47 Burns Fatal Broookville Pa May 23 Cyrus Dinger 60 a coal site operator died from burns after an explosion on his farm near Summerlin The blast occurred at his home switching to the explosion report.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Hews Appropriations Committee
Hue
Norman Wood
Latecaster
Ikmiahuis Nanice
Hospital Association of Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
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