Russia allegedly testing atomic bombs in Siberia report
Paris dispatch from Prague cites L Intransigeant claiming Russia makes sample atomic bombs and tests near the Yenisei or Amur region in Siberia. High Soviet officers and Vavilov observe. Molotov says secrecy no longer exists in principle.
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Paris
L'Intransigeant
Prague
Russia
Biberia
Mio
Toha Grhigs
Gervel Vavilov
Soulebucheni
Lvsids Vavilol
Mussim Academy of Bolonets
Nifeiy Oliver
Klemeni
Voroshilov
Tyan C. Bargtastin
Andrei G. Zhedanov
Zhadanov
Politburg
Stalin
Neuson Oil
Griggs
Hwy
Siberia
Grines
America
Atomerad
Gusay Hertz
Germ Cyclotron
Woniam
Robert Doepel
Lelpaty Physicse
Ludwig Bewlogua
Theisen
Hs Yaterans
Faiser
Willelm TnsWhile
Berlity
Petrahal
Uzhole Soviet Republic
Ips
Karplian
Bak Pokh
No Armistice Day Observance Here
There was no nationwide observance while private ceremonies were planned by American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts. A partial suspension of business was prevalent with utilities offices post office and employment service open only in part and most stores remaining open despite prior plans to close.
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Hie
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Abe Corry Yaris
Pennsylvania
Speaker Martin weighs contempt move in Hollywood hearings
Counsel for ten Hollywood figures urge dismissal of contempt charges after refusing to answer questions on Communist party membership. Speaker Martin considers whether to act, with a decision expected after technical delays in presenting citations to the House.
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Hollywood
Prem
Washington
Martin
R-Mass
Congress
House
Uesipewkee
UW. 8
Stasion
Popper
Levin
Marth
Nawsien
Holly Wood
Bheen
Comiuilish Party
Tax Debate Sparks Industry Flight, Maxey Says
Chief Justice George W. Maxey said the new unlimite punitive tax law would drive industries from Pennsylvania and deter new factories. The law, passed by the legislature, affects municipalities except Philadelphia and prompted immediate industry concerns.
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Peiladulphia
George W. Maxey
State Supreme Court
Ennaylvana
Leley
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Oklahoma City
Pittsburgh
Tinker Field
Belie Chaltio
Supreme Court
Tinker
Inet
Amnex
Missing Woman Mile Hila Searched Across Counties
Police search efforts expand after Mile Hila, 95, vanishes from her home. An aerial sweep over the river with pilot Bateer suspects possible drowning. Hila is described as 110 pounds with brown hair and wearing a distillery worker’s uniform.
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I'rete
United States and Russia Reach Palestine Partition Accord
The United States and Russia agreed on enforcing a partition plan for Palestine, envisioning independent Jewish and Arab states with Britain acting as mandatory until independence. A nine nation subcommittee did not finalize due to unclear authority for a proposed UN commission, with British mandate end set for May 1, 1948. Hershel V. Johnson welcomed the accord as a path toward a UN solution.
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Prew Lake
United States
Russia
Palestine
Holy Land
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Assembly
Palestine Committee
Britain
Final OK on Storm Sewer Project
City Council approved the storm sewer ordinance on its third reading and authorized a $2000 transfer from the Parking Meter Fund to cover early project costs. Work by city forces will start once valuh basins and tile are received, with 10 to 20 weeks estimated to complete. A new sorting machine and a bulldozer ordered months ago have arrived and are stored for use in snow removal and treasurer’s office duties.
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Meetine Jy & Speela
Seston
Tme
Trene Mullen
Carly
Mother admits drowning two children in tub
Ravenna Ohio November 11 sheriff says a 23 year old Sunday school teacher admitted in a statement that she drowned her two children Malcolm five and David two months in a half filled tub at Geauga on the Lake. She allegedly threw David in first then chased Malcolm to the basement before placing him in the tub and attempting to drown herself. She was held in custody at a hospital in hysterical condition as her husband rushed back from California.
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Ravenna
George E. Shiels
Edward McVeigh, Jr
Malcolm
David
Geauga-on-the- Lake
Iran Post
Atalrs
Shields
Nho
Catirning Fron
California
Hughes Accuses Senator Of Trying To Trip Him Up
Washington dispatch report describes Howard Hughes denying altering testimony and accusing Senator Ferguson of attempting to trip him up during inquiries into wartime airplane contracts. The Senate committee scrutinizes Hughes contracts with aviation firms and procurement officials as Meyers testifies about job appeals and influenced awards. Continued on Page Two.
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Senator
Washington
Howard Stughies
Feralson ReMich
Ferguson
Senate
Woottuson
Dnterest
Matey
Benoit E. Mayuts
Air Frees
Conears
Meyers
Joe EverbUres
Buches
Reuther likely to win reelection as UAW leader today
At the Allied convention in Atlantic City Walter Reuther appears set to win a second term as UAW president. A contested roll call threatened by George Addes faction may be avoided as a large majority supports Reuther amid internal party shifts and Communism allegations.
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Atlantic City
United Auto Workers
O10
Walter Reuther
Reuthar
BAW
CIO
Philip Murray
Firsh Ue
George Addes
Reushers
Tim
Cleveland
John de Vito
Reuther
Mmnil Muzey
Detroit
Sowehh
Lawele Addes
Lreusuxép
Addes
Wrrton
Reither
Adidas
RB. J. Thomas
Dick Leonard
Fight Against Minimum Wage Boost Faces Industry Opposition
A National Retail Dry Goods Association spokesman argues raising the 40 cent hourly minimum wage is inconsistent with the administration's plan for lower living costs. Richard D. Edwards of J. Bright Co. contends extending overtime pay under the Wage-Hour law would hinder production and raise prices, while a House subcommittee led by Rep. McConnell reviews potential changes amid ongoing hearings.
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Anoulated
Washington
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Richard D. Edwards
J. ©. Bright Co
Lansforda
House
Edwards
Ren. McConiell
Winter Weather Grips Midwest with Snow and Frost
Storms push snow across Minnesota and the midwest with freezing temperatures in many areas. Rockford reports five inches on the ground as federal forecasters warn of a slow cooldown and lingering cold through the region tonight and tomorrow.
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New England
Oray
Minnesota
Fiolow
Midwest
Rockford
Chicago
Tannery Lagoon Project Underway East of Howard Tanning Plant
Weather permitting a new lagoon near the J. W. A. P. Howard tannery on Bush Mahistret is to be completed after one week of favorable conditions. Dan Taggart, general manager, announced that work began at the request of the State Sanitary Water Board following chemical tests on pollution sources.
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J. W
A. P. Howard
Bush Mahistret
Dan Taggart
Snapuger
State Sanitary Water Board
Department of Health
Shiloh
Brokenshray Creek
Apriisburg
Winton Rui
Gowy
Annery
Slate New Exam for City Police
City officials plan a qualifying examination for a new vacancy in the police force to be held in the Municipal Building on Wednesday November 1 at 10 am. Applicants should notify the department of their intent with the assessor before the sale date. Entry pay starts at 18 a month with opportunities for advancement through the merit system. the vacancy was created by Charles VanWinkle's appointment, with Constable Stephen Fregrat currently filling the post temporarily.
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Corry
Roval Ghyll Service Board
Wednday
Shelse Clty
Charles VanWinkle
Stephen Fregrat
All Fru
Community Chest Drive Sets 26000 Dollar Goal
The Comy's Community Chest drive begins Monday November 7 and runs through November 2 with a goal of 26000. Board of Directors and committee chairs announced the head volunteers and fundraising roles for the drive.
Corry School Directors Close Term With Reports and Departures
The Corry Board of Education held its final meeting before the regular session, adopting reports on school finances and meals, vocational classes, foundry instruction interest, and athletic governance. Highlights include a $2,578.05 football gate total and staff updates. directors Worth Hammond and Glenn Wood concluded terms without re election.
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Corry Board
Huwwation
Lasi Girt
Renre
Welton
Hiescheitor
Sonnel
Covel
Moan
Clnssex
Ajax Trow Works
Thorns Pryde
Harris
Sanior High
Buittline
Anw
Comny
Actu of Hut
Ai Wadib
General Bund
Helen Rowe
New York University
Worth Hammond
Glenn Wood
B. W. Feld
Bosra
Hun
Nations and ship tragedy amid wide World War II era notes
A Rainbow dragger from Boston wrecks near Yarmouth causing five of seven crew to reach shore. Churchill seeks near victory in Britain as World War III talk rises. In China Red forces surge near Shihkaiachwing. Siam reports armed resistance against a new regime. Romanian party leader Iniu Maniu convicted of treason and imprisoned.
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Associated
Yarmouth
Rainbow
Boston
London
Winston Churchill
Peiping
Bucharest
Iniu Maniu
Rumanian
National Peasant Party
Bowl AIRE to Open Saturday in Corry Bowling Complex
Corry prepares to open Bowl Aive at 218 East Washington with Brunswick-Balke Collender alleys and modern lighting. The establishment, operated by Peter Russell, will host leagues starting Monday night and welcomes the public after a formal Saturday debut with snacks, beverages, seating, and vending machines planned.
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Corry
East
Washington Street
Peter Russell
Batu
President Leads In Paying Tribute On Armistice Day
President Truman led the nation in honoring U S war dead on Armistice Day marking World War I’s end. Detachments from Army Navy and Marines joined the ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery with wreaths and speakers from the American Legion and military.
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U.S
Associated Press
Truman
United States
Arini Fom National Cemetery
Army
Navy
Marines
American Legion
Sewemaey
LE Navy
Sls
Scranton
Chester Wy. Nimitz
Aid bill for first half of 1948 exceeds 2.65 billion
Secretary of State Marshall testified before the Senate that a long range European recovery program will total about 2.06 billion for foreign aid in 1948 with 1.5 billion for long range European aid and 67 million for immediate relief to France Italy and Austria. He stressed Germany must be restored to a self supporting economy to contribute to Europe and warned against propagandist claims opposing rebuilding.
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U.S
Associated Pro Se
Washington
Secretary of State
Marshall
Germany
Secret of State
Senate Paronial Relations Committee
Europe
Marshall Broueht
China
Wie
iGermsay
Burone
Vandenbers
R-Mieh
France
Italy
Austria
Congress
Vandenberg
Marshill
Pruman
Air Home
George D-Gal
Truman
Sache Mio
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Walter Hindmen
Rasselas Brown
Relil
Ol Bracken
Dro
Guy Byte Furs
Athletic Council
Bangkok
Siam
Marshal Pibul Songgram
Dave
Carupaleo
Poultry Egg Mational Board
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