Cost of living dominates 1948 campaign in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg on November 17 the Republican and Democratic state leaders agreed cost of living will be a top issue in the 1948 presidential race though they differed on causes. GOP and Democratic spokesmen accused the other party of shifting blame while outlining campaigns to mobilize voters via radio and newspapers.
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Pennsylvania
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Parap
Gr. Mason Ownett
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Republicatin
Congress
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Way Hall
Mickle
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Ketting
M. Harvey Tiglar
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Shuts Appeals For New Trial In Erie Fraud Case
Herbert J. Bhutts a real estate broker faces a fraud case in Erie over allegedly converting funds from elderly Mrs. Cord Blorcom for investment immor nee. Attorney Joseph Agresti claims the appeal rests on lack of proven intent to cheat and that Riordon initiated a civil action, not criminal, suggesting jury trial was improper. Elmer B. Evans ordered to show cause why a new trial should not be granted with arguments set for later date.
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Court Denies Choice of Jails to Prisoner Jamestown Scene
Richard Himes, 20, of Mayville, jailed four months for petit larceny in Jamestown city court. He faced two shirts stolen at $7.98 each from a local store. He asked to serve confinement in Mayville County Jail near relatives, but Judge Bargar refused. Falconer authorities also seek a petit larceny charge from allegations of another shirt theft in that village.
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Warren judge fines and convicts two businessmen
Warren judge Alli son 19 Wade sentenced two local businessmen in Warren County for traffic violations. Dye Young, a mill operator, pled guilty to hit and run and received seven days in jail. J Albers Senden pled guilty to driving while intoxicated, fined $100, and sentenced to ten days in jail. Records include certification by the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue.
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Krupp Officials Plead Innocent In War Crimes Case
Alfred Krupp von Bohlen and Halbach and 11 ex-directors pleaded innocent before an American military tribunal in Nuernberg on counts of waging aggressive war and exploiting slave labor. Co-defendants include Loeser Houdremont Mueller Janssen Pfisch Trin Eberhardt Korschan Bucl Lenmann and Kupke. Trial set for December 8. Indictment notes Krupp as a symbol of German warmaking, with 55,000 foreign workers and 5,000 concentration camp inmates involved.
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Mister Breger Lots for Sale in Joliet
For sale building lots in Joliet Illinois. Site measures 162 by 536 feet priced at 250 dollars. York broker handles the listing.
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Truman presses return of rationing and wage checks
President Truman urged Congress to restore broad consumer rationing and wage controls to curb profits and speculation in vital scarce goods. He proposed a selective rationing plan and authority to curb price ceilings for critical commodities.
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Grand Canyon Featured As Vast National Wonder
A fragmented description extolls the Grand Canyon in Arizona as a world wonder. It references its immense scale with figures like 1,008 square miles and 10 miles of river winding through canyons, noting its vast, rarely matched features and scenic breadth across the Colorado River region.
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Stock Market Quiets Amid Caution Before President's Message
New York stock activity showed only modest strength on quiet trading as many investors held steady awaiting the president's address to Congress. Noon quotes list several major issues with mixed movement, while several prominent names hover near prior levels as traders weigh upcoming policy signals.
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Princess Elizabeth Receives Diamond Necklace for Royal Wedding
London reports that the queen and king presented Princess Elizabeth with a necklace of pear shaped diamonds and other jewels from the royal family's collection for her forthcoming marriage to Philip Mountbatten. The display showed the gems in a wide line as part of the royal wedding celebrations at St James's Palace with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth among the spectators.
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