Errors in Italian theater command acknowledged by Army
Army high command acknowledged errors in the Italian theater command while dismissing charges of mistreatment as unfounded. Eisenhower and officials varied in their statements, noting isolated incidents and urging cautious interpretation of major allegations about officers and enlisted men. Continued discussion is promised in New York and on page six.
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Associated Prevy
Washington
Army High Command
Beripps-Howard Volumnist
aiMeers
John Ec
Tee Mikins
Robert C. Muarke
Maj
T. Wyehe
Array
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Benntth c. Royall
Wyche
New York
Nix
Lee
Ruuk
Elkenhowes
Former Sheriff Killed In Explosion In McMinn County Tenn
An explosion ripped through an automobile in Etowahtenn Tenn killing former sheriff and ousted political figure Tullowmne Tullowmne Tullowmne and injuring his grandson Danny. Deputy Charles Reymonds linked the blast to a recent slaying tied to the McMinn County political machine era. A Chicago maternity center note reports a record baby girl born to an 86 year old mother and her 18 year old partner.
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Tyllis
McMinn County Tenn
Kittle
Tiss
Athens
McMinn County
Danny
Mcn
G 1
Paul Cantrell
Tving
Pitcuit
Gansell
Myurder
Charles Ducn
Sheri Charles Reymonds
Chicago
Bradford Woman Fatally Burned in Apartment Fire
A Bradford woman died from severe burns after an apartment fire early today. Neighbors rescued her elderly mother and a 93 year old father was injured by smoke as Firemen fought the flames. the cause remains undetermined. The 69 year old daughter reportedly leaped from a third floor window. Hospital officials treated the victims at Bradford Hospital.
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Bradford
Associated Preys
Gonnelly
Bradfmd Hospital
William McDonald
City Switches Charge In Slot Machine Case
City officials altered charges in a slot machine raid case involving Louis Geelle of Warren. The shift moved from disorderly conduct under city ordinance to a state penal code offense on selling and maintaining nine machines. Hearing set for this afternoon with possible binding over to next term. defense argued the disorderly conduct ordinance may be invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Geelle
Warren
Mie Bturbio Athletic
Pennsylvania
Gritelle
M.S. Cotet
Rom
Jess Thuligate
Tax Relief Push Amid City Budget Plans
Corry area officials seek new tax bases beyond real estate as state reviews amusement device levies. City Council plans 1948 budget with streets equipment costs and potential millage rise, while Real Estate Association notes homeowners bear a large share of municipal and school district revenue.
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Corry
State Supreme Court
Corky
Cornell
Dunkirk Train Car Crash Kills Two Injures Three
Two drivers died and three passengers were seriously injured in a head on collision near Dunkirk, New York, yesterday. The wreck occurred about four miles from the scene of a previous fatal bus crash.
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Dunkirk
Yoon
Duneirk
Haute § Ane
Ray W. Puitter
Buffalo
Clarence W. Wall
Snyder
Che
Walt
William Devy
Lifford O. Curtis
Milton D. Hageberger
Walter ‘Voslowe
New York State
Painter
Wolf
Rhinehart
Silver Creek
N. Y
Painiter
Yanks Get 1 In First In Brooklyn Debut
In Ebbets Field on October 3 Associated Press reports Harry Taylor of Brooklyn and Moyd Bevens of New York opened the World Series as the pitching duo. The Dodgers led off but stemmed losses as the Yankees scored one run in the first inning on a series of hits and a error. Pete Reiser was out with a sprained ankle, and Carl Finillo took his spot. DiMaggio walked, Stirnweiss drove in the run, and Hal Gregg relieved for Brooklyn. Lindell and Rizzuto rallied for New York in the early innings, but no further scoring occurred as the game ended in a tight start to the series. Separately, Navy Lieutenant William J. Bonneau was killed when a test plane crashed into the Delaware River near Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Harry Taylor
Moyd (Bil) Bevens
New York
Yita
Dodgers
Yanks
Pete Reiser
Brooks
Carl Finillo
Taylor
Hy Grez
Stirnweiss
Tylef
Henrich
Slimmweiss
Bertra
Robinson
Reese
DiMaggio
Hal Gregg
McQuinn
Johnson
Stanky
Walker
Hermansis
Dohnkon
Lindell
Resse
Rizzuto
Furillo
Edwards
Rizguto
Jorgensen
Grege
Global and Domestic Political Developments and Labor Actions
A mix of international and domestic items: Soviet occupation withdrawal discussions and a propaganda broadcast monitored by the 4th Army in Tokyo and relayed to Washington. In the Netherlands Queen Wilhelmina will temporarily abdicate with Princess Juliana acting regent, pending a parliamentary move to transfer royal powers. In Rome a general strike was averted though about 5,000 peasants planned a late protest for uncultivated lands. In Hollywood Jonas Eisler and his wife face deportation warrants following U.S. House Committee testimony. In Washington the Secretary of Agriculture announces a temporary closure while grain purchase policies are reviewed.
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People's Committee
1. 4
Tokyo
Ue US
State Department
Washington
The
Hague
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Juliana
Rome
Chamber of Labor
Pripho
Hollywood
Jonas Eisler
House Committee On Un-American Activities
J. Parnell ‘Thomas
R-Nj
Justice Department
Immigration Service
Four Deputies Meet in London Over Italian Colonies
In London today the Big Four deputies began discussions on the fate of Italy s colonies in Africa and East Africa. The talks aim to settle the disposition by September 1948 or pass the issue to the United Nations. Britain anticipates strategic shifts in the Middle East as U.S. and Soviet competition grows, with oil as a major factor guiding policy decisions.
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Africa
Associated Press
London
Laneion
Ag- Hea
Benito Mussolini
Roman Empire
Oyrefiaiga
Tripoliiqnia
North Africa
Eritre
Tralian Romanland
East Africa
Paris
Britain
France
Risala
United States
United Nations
Emi! Forary
Justee
Italy
Dodecanese Islands
Greece
Ethiopia
Middle East
Mediterranean
U, S
War Office
Hoa
Court Order Enforces New Law Amid Unresolved Strike
Federal Judge issues first court orders under new law requiring striking workers to obey all provisions. Union told to comply with every term as the strike is deemed unauthorized. The ruling flags significant labor action and federal oversight in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhony
Albany Longshore Strike Ends After Court Order
Albany port longshoremen call off a 10 day walkout in response to a federal court injunction under the Taft Hartley Act. About 250 workers, halted shipments since September 24, will return to work by 1 pm today. A temporary injunction directs the union to resume activity and appear in Syracuse federal court Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Albany
G. Testa
Lowel
International Longshorrien's Association
AIL
Joseph T. Ryan
Rewart
Testa
Stephen Beenivan
New York
Vesterday
Gus Pend Jis
Ryan
He International
Albay
Charles Douds
Lubor Felat Tons Maur
Taft-Hartey
Sexiriie
Syracuse
M. Tuesay
Lois Walltean
Une TA
Elks Meeting Attracts 250 Attendees In Corry Lodge
A large Elks gathering drew about 250 members from Corry Lodge with help from Mendd White Salamanca and others. District deputy praised the local lodge for its operations while 14 candidates were inducted. The event featured the Wks Male Chorus, a hearty dinner, and attendance by dignitaries Clark Buell and Harry Kleenn.
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Elks
Corry Lodge
Mendd- Wite
Salamanca
Guy
Warren
Irie
Cart
New Castle
Graid
Wks
Ware Clark Buell
New Cas We
Hamy Kleenn
Boty
Onder
Supreme Court decision on murder case retrial appeal
A damaged AP wire dispatch from Pittsburgh reports the state supreme court rejected a bid by Mike and Millie to retry a murder case. The piece describes disputed evidence, a death penalty context, and governor references to clemency and a stay in the case involving Robert Fisher and other defendants.
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Rome
Alurneys
Petra
Blackmore
Gov. Dutt
Bubba
Ber
Salts May Tackle Rigging Niagara TV
Harrisburg reports a long fragmentary item about Salts exploring a project on Niagara TV. The text mentions individuals and institutions including Dr Tinaht A. Cadaw and the Historic Museum, with references to Seaboard Ave and a Penniytya location, but many details are garbled.
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Niagara TV
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Ailikun
Sagara
Ghvex H. Pevy
Tinaht A. Cadaw
Dinwetur
Penniytya Nti Historic Museum
Sia
Biel
Cadzay
Wsbien
Treasurers Salary Under Review By City Officials
City council representatives and school board members plan a meeting next week to discuss raising the salary of the city treasurer who handles tax collection for all three bodies. Irene Mullen, current treasurer, earns 25000 annually plus duties. possible raise due to cost of living and vacation increases. The group will also consider boosting an assistant’s pay and handling county land upkeep in Corry and weed complaints on county-owned lots. Treasury data shows receipts around 170.77 million and expenditures near 205.20 million with a current total debt of 259.22 billion.
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Board of Education
Sijte
Chy Weweiker
Maller
Iivalhy
Wonilien
Irene Mullen
Corry
Coumty
Taft Ends Tour and Weighs Candidacy Return
Senator Taft ends a 12,000 mile campaign swing including Wyoming Idaho Nevada Washington and California. He plans a public announcement soon and holds talks with Ohio Republicans as he canvasses support for a run at the 1956 Republican nomination. He portrays the GOP agenda as reducing expenses and taxes, curbing war powers and federal regulation, and restoring labor management freedom.
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Agsuelulnd
Apt
Clarence Brown
R-Ohig
Ohio
Bioown
Tutt
Tait Xoo
Wyoming
Idaho
Nevada
Washington
Grego
California
Taft
Smoke disrupts Concord school classes this morning
Pupils at a Concord school were disrupted as dense smoke poured into classrooms from a basement area. Officials found no fire but smoldering coal in a conveyor screw fed by the furnace, which had been turning slowly and ignited clinker dust. Normal schedule resumed this afternoon.
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Concord
Dane
Claissrooms
Rock Wall Kills Miner at Berwind-White Mine No 37
Oct 3 report from Johnstown Pennsylvania states Tony F. Madosky 29 a coal miner from Scalp Level died after an oct fall at Berwind-White Coal Company Mine No 37. Fellow miners arrived to aid him but he was dead on arrival at the scene.
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Rock Wall Kills
Johnstown
Dakal
Tony F. Madosky
Scalp Level
Berwind-White Coal Company
Jewish Agency Open to Partition Amid UN Efforts
On Oct 3 diplomats reported the UN has limited chances to mediate a Palestine settlement acceptable to both Jews and Arabs. The Jewish Agency said it would accept partition if it secured a Jewish national home, while UN enforcement remains unsettled.
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Associated Press
Lake Success
United Nations
Palestine
Shawday
Jew Agency For Palestine
United Narcis Savetal
Holy Land
Palestine Arabs Strike At Dawn Protests Partition Plan
Arab crowds fill streets at dawn in Palestine opposing the UN partition plan. Arabs block buses, churches and mosques brace for prayer as leaders urge unity against Jewish statehood. The Palestine committee and UN political, security panels focus on the crisis amid calls for international enforcement.
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Enlil Ghoury
Arab Higher Executive
el Asa
Grant Muti
Hi Ait
Husseini
Noblilies Aspiratons
Ars
Iis
Jewish Agency
United Nations
Palestine Committee
General Assembly
Colineil
Indonesia
Abba Hillel Silver
Special Palestine Committee
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NAVY
Philadelphia
William J. Bonneau
Delaware River
Philadelphia Naval Base
Maslin Field
Naval Base
Bonneau
Anderson
Agriculture Department
Elks Meeting
Mike
Millie
Pittsburgh
Onl
Michel Buln
Miletved ‘Thomas
Bete Drobier
Ente
Robert Fisher
Ayen
Muli
Scule
Treasury
West
Republican Congress
Eng
Todneather
Frank “Horney
Maureen
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