Marshall condemns propaganda and warmongering in Soviet critique
Secretary of State Marshall denounces Soviet officials and Communist allies for brazen propaganda and vilification of American motives. He pledges a firm but patient policy to ward Russia and calls for a swift end to the current stalemate at the Big Four talks, aiming for a new era of peace.
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Marshall
Russia
Porelen
Mototov
Chicago
Marshigll
London
Omyiest Smmny
Germany
Mather
Buyrl
United States
Fish
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Mierabinet
Nok
Molo
Andel A. Vishinsky
Hited Nations
Gaza
Gorry Loses Taxes by Compromise on City Properties
Delinquent taxes totaling 14769 were settled via compromise placing properties back on the active tax rolls. Of 74 parcels, most were vacant or abandoned. only 12 were redeemed without loss to the city, school district, or county.
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Corry
Cily
Ujck
Throwshide
County
Elmae
Tickets Still On Sale For Firemen Ball Rally
Andrew Paulson reports progress on advance tickets for the annual Thanksgiving Firemen’s Ball at St Edward’s Hall. The event aims to draw strong patronage and public support. Clyde Gondwill will provide music for the intermission. Denice and Anivons are noted attendees.
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Andrew Paulson
Piblic
Clyde Gondwill
Bt. Edward's Hall
Hekéla
Chile
Rescue of crew from freighter after five day ordeal
Five to forty four seamen, led by a British ship Langleeerag, survived five days at sea near Newfoundland after Empire Maccaluny wrecked on rocks. Radio messages warned reserves were needed as planes from Argentia and St Johns failed to reach due to weather. Rescue ships Olaf Teen Coast Guard cutter Everarien and the Canadian mounted police aided the stranded crew.
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Associated Press
Halifax
Empire Maccaluny
Newfoundland
Juhu
Argentia
Stephenville
Olaf Teen
TS Coast
Culler Everarien
Jeg Vest
Canundiuny Mounted Poller
Knutson Scores Tariff Policy in Congress Debate
Rep Knutson of Minnesota states the State Department seeks new tariff powers to shield American agriculture and industry from imports. The Geneva pact would raise duties on over 3 500 items across 23 nations, easing consumer price burdens slowly while broadening protection for U S markets.
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Associated Press
Washington
Knutson
State Department
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Geneva
United States
Tole 2 Recomer Tien
Italy Seeks Trusteeship of Prewar Colonies
London reports quote Italy's Tyallan ambassador to Britain Tomaso Gallerati Seatti stating Italy seeks trusteeship over Libya Eritrea and Somaliland. He says Italian actions justified under legitimate titles of conquest and claims the territories have been radically transformed and ready for future development.
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London
Libya
Eritree
Somaliland
Dike
Tomaso Gallerati-Seatti
Tyallan
Britain
Kheir
Thaly
Fink Pomelve
Blum to form new French government amid strikes
Paris dispatch reports former Premier Leon Blum agreed to attempt forming a new cabinet as Communist led strikes surge. Socialist Guy Mollet announced Blum's task and warned civil conflict could mirror Spain. Ramadier's coalition faltered while De Gaulle and rightists eyed influence amid political paralysis.
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Associated Pres
Paris
Fue
Socialist Party
Loclay
Leon Bluuy
Guy Mollet
Tumcheon
Anglo-American Correspondent Association
Mollett
Leth
Paul Ra
Maddie
France
Spain
Paul Reynaud
Trance
Vichy Reime
Sun
Eimets
Sottinhat
Domingle
Ramadier
Blum
Vincent Autiel
U S Sends New Note To Romania
Washington reports a new note to Romania denying American involvement in plots to topple the Bucharest regime. The note rejects charges from the trial of former Premier T. Manku, who was given a life sentence for treason.
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Washington
United States
Romania
Bucharest
Tmu Manku
Second Area hunter bags 200 pound bear
A hunter from Spring Creek named John Zaeh bagged a 200 pound bear in the Fiieda area yesterday afternoon. He felled the animal with a single gunshot to the head after returning from a successful bear hunt.
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John Zaeh
Spring Creek
Fiieda
300 Acres Burned In District Forest Fires
A Warren county report by John Witsory notes 300 acres burned in timber blazes across the district just before the small game season. The largest blaze leveled about 63 acres in one township before containment. Tyraph Deerfield and Pittsfield townships each lost near 100 and 75 acres with additional losses near Corny. Fire towers were temporarily relieved from duty as moisture rose to ease fire risk.
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Pennsylvania Department of Parents and Waters
Warren
Lie Township
Warren County
Tyraph
Deerfield
Pittsfield Township
Miles
Corny
Two Escape As Engine Hits Car In Meadville Collision
A MEADVILLE crossing collision with a passing Erie Railroad engine destroyed a 1937 Ford coupe. Ralph E. Acker and Audrey Orlowsky escaped injury. Orlowsky was hospitalized with hip and leg cuts while Acker was treated and released. The engine struck the car and pushed it 66 feet along the track. both occupants were inside and unharmed from a rollover.
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Corry
Erie
Sultumance
N.Y
Meadville
Ralph E. Acker
R. D
Audrey Orlowsky
Acker
Spencer Hospital
Miss Orlowsky
Prosecution Rest in Sparta Man Case
Prosecution wraps up against Aurvey Kellerman in Warren County trial alleging injury and death of a boy at Kellerman home. Witnesses describe attempts to revive the child after collapse and doctor visit. defense argues lack of evidence as judge denies motion to discharge.
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Sparta
Dorvey Kellerrman
Aurvey
sGellerman
Spartnebits
Crawford
Guint Mendvills
Ctond
Deere
Joseph A. Betag
Warren County
Kellerman
Likie Cuny
Bunnyy
Jobe T
Robert Ent
Keller
Troy Rimercies
Serwe
Spwrhnsburg
Inet
Corry
Jale Yesturds
O. Clare Kent
Mead Park Association Elects Directors at Annual Meeting
Mead Park Association elected new board members Louis Sears Walter Auer Harley Johnson Walter Sweet Anthony Lite Mrs Leslie Well O A Berett J B Whittlesay and Stanley Nidhey. Stanley Nichols and Louis Sears were re elected president and vice president with Harley Johnson named secretary treasurer.
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Mead Park Association
Louis Sears
Walter Auer
Harley Johnson
Walter Sweet
Anthony Lite
Leslie Well
O A. Blerett
J. B. Whittlesay
Stanley Nidhey
Stanley Nichols
Harley Johan
Kessivey
Supl
Stennett
Npr
Niles
Ralph Foster Ins Yen
Purt
Rale
Five Die in Westmoreland Fire Destroys Building
A three story apartment complex housing a market and tavern in a Westmoreland County town burned today killing five people. Firefighters identified three victims including Mrs. Doin Cronky and two of her children while five Crosby children were among the deceased. two other victims’ relations remained unconfirmed.
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Tom MT
Pleasant
Darth
Westmoreland
Piremen
Vickins
Doin Cronky
Crosby
Bnt
Swedish Plane Crashes in Italy Killing 20
A Swedish aircraft carrying about 40 people crashed near Ravelloy in northern Italy. At least 20 were killed and 10 injured, with several Swedish military personnel aboard and one confirmed survivor. Officials dispatched to the crash scene reported the Bristol aircraft carried Swedish personnel and possibly American interests were involved in the incident.
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Italy
Associated Praga Rome
Ravelly
Aluminkstey Ir
Stockholm
Belie
Addis Ababa
Sweden
Ethionia
Ingvar Berg
Imir
Officinis
Salerna
Suid & Patty
Senta
Pirsl
Army Tans Park II
John NM. Willems
AmerieaFatl
Cham Pioainfeld
Rome
Cold City Records Warm Backlash as Temps Plummet
The city registered 18 degrees above zero as state cold spots list placed the area near the top. Low climbs followed a 38 degree high yesterday with similar expected today. At 6 am the No. 2 Fire Station thermometer read 20 degrees.
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Wight
No. 2
UN Partition Sparks Challenge to UN Authority
An eighth-natten Avi sub-committee member in Palestine formally challenges United Nations authority over any partition of the Holy Land. The Arab view is presented as the committee’s report moves toward debate, with calls to defer Palestine questions until the International Court can rule on alleged illegality. In related news, three Army pursuers escaped from Valley Forge General Hospital as a broader security report notes.
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Max Harrelson
Palestine
Holy Land
Sieystion Palestine Committee
General Assembly
Arthur Moslem Yy Bau
Special Palestine Committee
United Nations Assembly
Aubaroup
Lontennt
Community Chest Drive Reaches $15196 on Third Day
Report shows citywide drive totaling $15196 with $9000 in progress and further gifts from corporations, merchants, professional unions, and service clubs. Campaign rally at the Corry Room, Hotel Corry drew nearly 30 workers.
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Camp Aign
Campign
Rotary
Kiwanis
Oshn
Wavance
Unien
Corry
New Texas Lunch Opens On Wes Mair Street
Corry's newest restaurant Texas Lunch opened on Wes Mair Street. Chris Dalids operates the eatery with a 60-person capacity and a modern Garland range. Century Bay and Restaurant Equipment Co installed the stainless range and hot plate. Warren Hutcheson represents them. Mr. Dallas also runs Washington Lunch on North Center Street.
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Corry
Texas
Chris Dalids
Wes Mair
Ube
Sie Garland Ringé
Century Bay and Restaurant Equipment Co
Devnit
Mich
Warren Hutcheson
Texas Lunch
Dallas
Washingto Lunch
North Genter Street
Air Force plans test drop of world’s heaviest bomb
The Air Force will begin test drops of a 2 000 pound bomb in about two weeks at Muroc Army base in California. Twelve bombs have been delivered for experiments as modified B 29s fly to observe fall characteristics and earth penetration depths. Army Ordnance experts will later test explosive potential including detonation of planted depths.
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Air Force
Washington
Muroc Air Base
California Desert
Army
Oxd
Eglin Plela
Mare
Army Ordnance
Cary
Une Aluinat
Senate House Economic Committee to Open Hearings on Living
Washington November 19 Chairman Taft said the Senate House Economic Committee will begin hearings Friday on proposals linked to the living program. Rhetoric centers on limited rationing price controls and rent measures, with opposition to restoration of broad price and wage controls. Domestic inflation foreign aid and labor issues will also be debated as Congress prepares for the new year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Taft
Chin
Trustan
Yeast of Living Program
Congress
Truman
Senate House
Dus
Tati R-Ohity
Waltons
Tull
United States
Europe
Thei
Hamediale Acelin
Senate
America
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Nixm /A-Oaltf
House Labor Committee
James C Peliillo
Pesident
AFL
Ametitan Federation of Musicland
Rep
Hartley
R-Nd
Cecil Be DeMille
Hollywaod
Poor Food Sparks Walkout At East Stroudsburg School
Over 500 students including many veterans staged a dining room protest at East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, demanding better meals. They declared they would stay until the food improves as they paraded from the dining hall and threatened further action.
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Py Assucmicy
East Stroudsburg
East Syriaburg
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