Suchow Victory Eases Central China Tension
Central China tension eased as reports of a Chinese victory at Suchow circulated. The Nationalist government hoped for stability while Communist forces in the Tsingtao area and near Nanking warned of renewed maneuvers.
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China
Associated Press
Nanking
Suchow
Chiang Hai-Sheks
Fan
Clonmilinsk
Nis
Gece
Suchen 2
Pukow
Siichow
Althoye
Simon B.buckner
Yokohama
U.S
Honshu
U. Army
Orleans
Hankow
Arca
Trinstan
Tsiflan
Tsinan
Tsingtad
Sangha
Ryick Collin
Loving
Taingtad
Blizzard Hits Kansas City Area With 75 MPH Winds
A sudden blizzard swept the Kansas City area with winds around 75 miles per hour. Telegraph service suffered as one line remained,交通 and rail traffic were blocked, and the storm moved toward the Great Lakes region. Schools closed in parts of South Dakota and Minnesota as cleanup began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Associated Press
Garden City
Sas
Toodless
Dim Cornish
Garden City Telegram
Jewet
Great ‘Lakes
South Dakota
Minnesota
Belgian Cabinet Resigns Amid Clemency Debate
Brussels Nov 19 Premier Paul Spunk's Socialist Catholic coalition cabinet resigns after a parliamentary clash over Justice Minister Paul Struye's clemency policy toward former German collaborators. The fall splits the cabinet on subsidies to parochial schools and may trigger a new government.
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Sed
Brussels
Belgium
Paul Spunk
Tuday
Paul Struye
Spon
Sine
Wulleviste
Bell Telephone seeks rate increases in Pennsylvania
The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania filed for higher rates with the Public Utility Commission to raise annual revenues by about 25 million dollars. The new rates, effective January 21, 1949, would boost most monthly charges and add 4.02 dollars per month for business lines, with total operating expenses stated at two and a half times 1940 levels and a net after tax gain around 14.6 million.
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Ty Associated Press
Harrisburg
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Ussity Commission
Francis 4. Chesterman
Prnomejive
Chesterman
Pennsylvania
Greyhound Lines Grant Pay Hike
In Cleveland executives announce a one year contract with the APLME securing pay raises for 1200 drivers across the in state area to 6.35 cents per mile and about 900 maintenance and terminal workers to 10 cents an hour with a two cent rise after six months. The deal retroactive to November 1 1948 covers duties in the District of Columbia New York Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Indiana Michigan Illinois Missouri Delaware Maryland New Jersey and Virginia. Base scales were set at 10 cents.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
APL
Columbia
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
Illnois
Missouri
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Virginia
Post Office Plans for Busy Holiday Mail Rush
The Corry Post Office foresees its busiest Yuletide season with a projected surge in mail and packages. Officials expect a record flow, hire auxiliary clerks mid month, and urge early stamp purchases to speed international and domestic deliveries.
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Corry
Stroud of Yuletide Mall
Toc
Scouts Attend December District Meeting in Wablsburg
Four Corry scouters and Politown delegates joined the Washington Trail Council meeting at the Methodist Church in Wablsburg. A new Wales Corner troop of eight with Scoutmaster Robert Davis was announced. A leadership training commissioners conference will be held at Erie scout headquarters next Sunday from 2 to 9 p m. The Waterford Church meeting on December 16 will elect officers for the group, with 150 to 200 expected. Ernie Klute and W T Sammons led the Wattsuee group’s fund. Attendees included Mervyn Nusi, Robert Brown, Paul Crowell and J Donald Watson.
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Corry
Waterford Presbyterian Church
Ernie Klute
W.T. Sammons
Mervyn Nusi
Robert Brown
Paul Crowell
J. Donald Watson
Gettysburg Address Anniversary Returns With Freedom Train
The Gettysburg Address manuscript, 87 years old, is returned to its inspiration site aboard the Freedom Train for Bath anniversary ceremonies. Attorney General Tom C. Clark Tent lauds Lincoln as steady guide of emancipation, praising Truman era justice, equality, and peace. Lincoln’s legacy is invoked as a model for a peacetime nation.
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Gettysburg
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Bath
Tom C. Glark
Truman
UN Debates Western Armament Plans At UN Assembly
Nov 19 Paris reports Russia’s Andrei Vishinsky told the United Nations that the United States is building up western Europe’s defense against them. He cited Western plans and allied moves, while noting Soviet accusations and urging further study of the issue.
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Associated Press
Paris
United Rutinns Assembly
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations
United States
Ster
Union
Ahi
Friis
Winister
Hector Men
Jay
Wienties
Vishinsky Ost Jiuy Assembly
United Suege
Ob Ygtrranita Aftional Navy
Rissla
Alunlle
Hal Wydies
Secrecy Shrinks Norms as Truman Weighs China Aid
President Truman tightens secrecy on his reply to Chiang Kai-shek amid Europe and China tensions. The New York Times reports Chiang sought a clear statement and greater U S support for China, while Truman speeds up military shipments but offers no new commitments beyond the 400 million aid program. Secretary Forrestal briefed the president briefly before his Washington return as Marshall and Harris prepare economic data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Key West
Truman
Ruope
China
White House
Chiang Kai-Shek
New York Times
Chiang
United States
Times Alory
Cilia
Secretary of Defense
Porvestal
Defense
Barone Forrestal
Washington
Marshall Ay
Canouation Administration
Harris
Time Changes at Shaker Heights Station Announced
Railroad officials announced next Tuesday the relocation of the West Shore limited from its current station to the Shaker Heights area to better serve residents along East 93rd Street. Westbound No 1 departs 10 minutes later at 8 57 p m while No 6 and 8 keep schedules. Pullman car moved from Train No 7 to Hornell. Treasury report shows receipts 157 143 945.78 expenditures 74 662 830 42 balance 4 816 772 48372 total debt 652 4135 458 19 up 29 903 252 09 from yesterday.
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Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Joos
Shaker Meights
Hornell
Salamarica
Corry
Treasury
Washington
U. S.treasury
Israel Clears Way For Armistice In Palestine
Israel signals withdrawal of forces linked to a UN backed plan. Government and cabinet officials say a staged pullback could enable a transition toward a peace framework. Security Council scrutiny and talks with Arab leaders shape the move as observers monitor the Negev and southern coast.
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Israel
Palestine
Aviv
Talael
Nev
Aeceri
Udiy
Byenie
Adesh Weinglasy
Negev
Skale
Heaven
Phy
Security Council
Twomeanly Geurell Cesaluinon
McVember
Foveas
Hotudi Seland
Newey
Ralphs Buned al
Taraclh Suvernment
Te Security Council
Bouche
Papi
UN Trace Commission
Forthwest
Poisoning at Kane High School hospitalizes six students
Report from Novi on April 18 indicates KUH High School pupils and staff sick after a lunch shift at the cafeteria. About 400 people were served. six students remained hospitalized as investigators, led by School Physician Dr. Mita W. Cox and state health officials, probe the incident.
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Hanes Pry
Novi
Kuh
Mita W. Cox
Taylor assured of re election
Hershey November 19 The state chairan Harvey Taylor was assured re election as state Senate president after Sen Or Tallman of Allentown withdrew with 24 hours to spare. Tallman dismissed outside support claims and said his candidacy aimed to honor pre ce dent. Miners resume work at Pittsburgh area mines with about 7900 returning to duty.
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Associated Press
Hershey
Tepib- Nidan
Harvey Taylor
Senate
Sen
Or. Tallman
Allentown
Bethere
Gay
James H. Dull
Tallman
Lehigh Counvary
Sanc
Itor
Taylor
GOP
Joseph R. Grundy
Bristol
G. Mason Owlett
Republican National
Links Between Brewer O Sh as area crime
Warren county authorities tie M Brewer and Eugene O Shea to a bear Lake burglary case with explosives found at a warehouse. Federal agents aided in evidence collection linking the pair to a prior fire and bootlegging notes as witnesses prepare for trial in Venango county court.
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Ey M. Brewer
Eugene O'sher
Carry
Pitsville
Bear Lake
Sneruil
B. B. Linder
Warrei
Brewer
Bolette
Wien
Moniro
Tom Muarvelda
Sheriff Linder
O'Shea
Jill
Fire Net
Washington
Venango County
Linder
Warren
Arrest of Speed Trap Operators Faces Justice
A hearing before Justice of the Peace Thomas McClain involved Constable Eugene Reichard of West Middlesex and Justice Emery Johnston of Wheatland charged with operating a speed trap to extort high fines from motorists. William Perrine of Ferrell remained jailed in Mercer County on a related impersonation charge as the trio was arrested along the Hubbard Wheatland road.
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Justice of the Peace
Eclap
sJustice of the Peace
Thomas McClain
Eugene Reichard
West Middlesex
Emery Johnston
Wheatland
William Perrine
Ferrell
Mercer County
Y Hubbard-Wheatland
Department store sales decline reported in early November
A Washington report notes an eight percent drop in department store sales for the first week of November from the prior year. Higher prices, weather, and war-era shortages are cited as causes while shoppers hesitate over Christmas buying amid cautious spending and evolving supply concerns.
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Associated Frew
Washington
Tlhe Wether
Jeanne Ningeke
Elvir
War Department
Wiewagh Adler
Uy Peeks Reserve Board
Singeys
Merchinis
Uliiyey
Timlin
Flay
Wartlitie
Ein Uuynors Welle
Malesia
Lees
Corry Resident Recovers Auto After Joy Ride
Theodore Glatz of Corry regained possession of a Chevrolet allegedly taken from East Washington street parking. Frank Mudge reported the theft earlier, and police note the car was found at the school area after the alleged joy ride.
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East Washington Street
Theodore Glatz Af Corry
Frank Mudge
Liberty Street
Corry-Jamestown
Cory
Gleiz
St. Edward's Sthon
Jeff
Soho
Fifteen More German War Criminals Hanged
In Munich on November 19 fifteen more German war criminals were hanged at Landsberg Prison. The latest executions raise total hangings to 78 in fifty one weeks for wartime murders of concentration camp prisoners and American soldiers. Since October 13 at least nine persons have faced the gallows every Friday at Landsberg, where Adolf Hitler wrote Mein Kampf.
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Munich
Germany
Landsberg
Adolf Hitler
Gasoline Prices Rise. Heating Oil, Heavy Industrial Rates Fall
New York dispatch reports gasoline price increases by Standard Oil and its New Jersey distributing subsidiary effective Monday varying up to three tenths of a cent per gallon. Heating oil and heavy industrial prices were cut by fractions of a cent per gallon and per barrel respectively at Gulf and Bestwin refineries.
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New York
Standard GN Co
New Jersey
Gulf
Bestwin
Seboard
Phair Wank
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Bell Telephone
Greyhound Lines
Waterford
Vishnik T Ae
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Dulles
Europe
Kai-Shek
Erierr
Kane
Pittsburgh
Onl Company
Brewer, O'Shea
Esso
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