Republicans Plan Limitations On World Aid Proposals
Border state Kentucky votes today in hard fought off year elections as Mississippians choose a successor to the late Senator Bilbo. Kentucky hosts a governor race with Earle C. Clements Democrat facing Eldon S. Dummit Republican and Senatorial and House contests across several states shape early trend chatter.
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Firemen's Ball Set By Braiforel Hose Company
Annual Firemen's Ball to be held at St Edward's Hall on Wednesday November 26. Event features music by Clyde Goodwill and his orchestra, intermission by a Corry barber shop group. Tickets go on sale this week.
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Unions Consider Broader Pension Plan Push
Washington reports union experts expect focus on Old Age pensions as postwar labor talks approach renewal. With major contracts largely expiring after January 1, a special Congress session starting November 17 may be urged by President Truman to address rising prices and influence forthcoming labor management negotiations.
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House tax panel outlines tax cut plan and reforms
Associated Press reports a Ways and Means subcommittee released a study urging a major tax overhaul for the November 17 special session. The plan seeks a 4 billion dollar annual tax cut and broad changes, including exemptions and rate adjustments, while farmers cooperatives face debate over tax parity with corporations.
United States charges Russia in new foreign policy statement
The State Department released a formal position paper blaming the USSR for postwar problems. It accuses Russia of failing to cooperate with the UN and not honoring wartime demilitarization pledges. The document also criticizes Soviet aims to extract concessions from Germany and to back a German political regime sympathetic to Moscow. About fifty thousand copies were prepared for public distribution.
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Grange League Federation plans stock sale and membership cut
Corry unit reports no action taken while GLF Exchange votes to drop tax exempt status. New rules require patrons to buy stock to stay as members, ending automatic membership for $100 in business. Annual savings cited exceed 250000 by reducing mailing and record costs. GLF serves about 150000 farm families across New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York. Board names Clayton G. White and George Hummer to Syracuse group.
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Lively Voting Marks Municipal Election
Voters fill six precincts in a brisk start to the municipal election. At 1 PM 872 ballots were cast as Republicans in the Second ward led with heavy turnout. The treasurer race appears to be the major factor driving straight-ticket voting among an estimated six percent of Republicans.
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Ajax Plane to Open House on November 15
Ajax Plane plans an open house for November 15 at the Ajax Thon Works as completion nears. Foremen will guide visitors and Loyd Lonpher, assistant general manager, is in Venezuela on firm business with a rival expected back by the date.
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Portuguese Ship Crew Rescued After Lifeboat Sighting
The master of U S Army transport Charles A Stafford reports rescuing the crew of the Portuguese schooner Maria Clot which sank after a gale. Captain Van Rosen of Brooklyn led a lifeboat rescue of 12 men, delivering them to a New York embarkation point.
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Former Ambassador John Winant Dies By Own Hand
Concord NH November 4 Former ambassador to the court of St James John Winant 58 shot himself in the head with a Belgian pistol after a period of mental and physical fatigue. The death occurred about 8 20 p m in the bedroom of his home. His secretary said he had not been in good health since summer but had continued work on his memoirs.
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Associated Spring Corp Group Meeting At Hotel Court
The Methods Committee of Associated Spring Corp will meet this evening at the Hotel Court for a dinner session. Fourteen committee members from various plants attend the gathering to discuss analyses and plans for the Raymond plant and other corporation facilities.
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Glenn Mead Offers Extra Land to Corry Park Move
Glenn C Mead proposed gifting up to 30 additional acres to Corry Park and to relocate the park to Mead Park area. City council discussed finances and approving park lands, with budget notes and departmental claims reviewed at the regular meeting.
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AP Correspondent to Leave Budapest Today
AP correspondent Jock Quinn 81 will depart Budapest within 24 hours after government orders him to leave Hungary for Vienna. He faces espionage and crime smuggling charges, and will travel with his wife and two children. The expulsion follows broader moves against foreign correspondents in Budapest.
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Brother Of Corry Woman Found Dead Along Route 6
Coroner Ed Lowrey announced Earl Gustation, brother of Mrs Dahlstrom, died of a collapse near a Canton fan home on Route 6 between Wrightsville and Columbus. The elderly man had been a handyman for a Warren woman and was last seen Saturday evening. He collapsed near a wire fence and died at Coy Hospital after several weeks. Survived by five children and four sisters.
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Reopen Debate on Korean Issue
The United Nations debated Korea independence with a revised U S plan calling for withdrawal of American troops by next summer and a promised independent Korean government. The Marshall proposal sets up elections and a peace assembly while a U S version seeks an early end to foreign troops and a broader international accord.
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Indictment sought for 12 year old boy murder case
State's Attorney plans to go before Cook County Grand Jury Thursday to seek a murder indictment against Howard Lane a 12 year old schoolboy in the slaying of Loupe Fellick in a forest preserve. Lang confessed to killing Fellick on October 15 and led investigators to the body with 9 year old witness present. Gerald Misholels age 8 testified as a reluctant witness and was threatened by the suspect according to police.
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Explosion near midtown Jerusalem alarms city
A blast in midtown Jerusalem triggered a 15 minute general alarm but police reported no casualties or damage. The event occurred on November 4 and details remain unclear. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.
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Elgin Named Site for REA Sub Station
Elgin will host a new REA sub station expected to begin next month. The facility will boost transmission capacity by about 50 percent and is located just south of the railroad tracks near Elgin. Current loads exceed 3 400 kilowatts, risking overload without the new unit and power curtailment may be needed.
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Fire devastates Susquehanna University building in Selinsgrove
A 200000 loss fire swept the Susquehanna University landmark in Selinsgrove Pa breaking out at 7 p m in the cupola and spreading through three floors. Fifty upper floor students escaped in a downpour with most clothes and books left behind. Buckets brigades formed as fire units from nearby towns contained the blaze and saved most college records. One student Walton suffered smoke injuries but survived.
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Vandenberg Seeks Total Bill for Worldwide Aid
Senator Vandenberg presses for a total bill for worldwide aid as GOP members demand framework requirements before approving any plan. He warns against indefinite underwriting of the world while White of Maine says Republicans will have many ideas of their own.
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Warden and guards freed by jury in Glynn case
Coroner Worthy and four former guards at Glynn county jail camp were acquitted on federal civil rights charges over the slaying of eight Black inmates. Verdict followed brief deliberation after listening to testimony. judge cautioned against demonstrations as courtroom remained orderly.
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Oklahoma Observes Will Rogers Birthday
Oklahoma marks Will Rogers birthday with state offices closed and ceremonies. The event honors the famed humorist with a statewide observance chaired by the governor. Texas participates in the memorial activities and a ceremony is planned in a national context.
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