UN Security Council admits Berlin blockade case amid Russian boycott
The United Nations Security Council voted nine to two to admit the Western powers case against the Berlin blockade, with Russia and Ukraine voting against. Vishinsky alleges Charter violation and Russia refuses debate participation. General Clay says airlift can continue two years if needed. Soviet plans parachute drills in the Berlin corridor. Municipal elections in Soviet sector delayed due to poster printing bans.
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Belin
Tua Aling Bras ‘Muklin
Argentina
Philip C. Jesup
United States
Lubius D. Clay
Styles
Britain
Tueir Arclict
Europe
Two Pittsburghers Die in WV Plane Crash
Two Pittsburgh residents died when a Win engined aircraft crashed near the community of Villisca in West Virginia. The victims include Mt. Lebanon partner in Lindsay and Huntley, 80, and pilot Sherman Goilstin, with authorities piecing together the flight path from Charleston to Viridian. Local police reported the plane took off from Charleston and disappeared after a bus route.
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Ghorlestan
Meat Price Drop Reported by New York Store Chain
The New York division of Gage Way Stores announced a price reduction of about 10 cents per pound on meat, with similar cuts expected in other stores nationwide. While exact figures were not published, sources indicated declines around 45 to 10 cents per pound on various cuts. The move follows pressure from shoppers and comes as a test case for broader discounts across the retail chain.
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Meat prices seen easing but retail fallout slow
AP reports experts foresee lower meat prices as wholesale trends waned last week amid heavy receipts. Analysts warn retail prices may lag and note tentative declines in wholesale beef and lamb with forecasts of wider availability into November and December.
North East Man Killed in Plane Crash
Oct 5 North East a young medic veteran of Okinawa was killed when a Piper Cub crashed after hitting a downdraft. Le Roy Platt of North East identified dead. He rented the plane ten hours earlier from a Port Erie flight school. Deputy Coroner John Marks and local police aided the inquiry as witnesses described the crash in a field.
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Okinawa
Hietanti Ata Py
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John Marka
North Ust
Jerry Richardson
Port Erie
Lawreriae Parte
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Saulon
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Ovidertitie
Vandenberg Urges Voters Freedom To Change Leaders
The piece notes President Truman and Governor Dewey ahead in campaign planning as Vandenberg defends bipartisan foreign policy. It covers Dewey and Barkley touring key states, Warren in Charleston, and Willkie echoes on production, with Vandenberg stressing continuity and unity against foreign threats.
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Thomas E. Deway
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Dewey
Albany
John Pastor Dulles
Paris
United Nations
Berlin
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Congress
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Wendell Willkie
Vandenberg
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Pennsylvanian Medical Society seeks rural doctor expansion
The Pennsylvania Medical Society gathered to address the shortage of physicians in rural areas. Dr Ralph Butchinoh noted urban concentration and urged efforts to place more doctors outside cities. Dr Hutchison warned against political interference harming medical staffing plans.
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Pennibylgania Medical Society
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Tatayelle Colles
Hutchison
Hsetun
Navy Bombards Jop Vessels in Cuban Hurricane Exercise
The Navy plans a simulated bombardment near San Clemente Island involving the Skale and Crittenden transport units as part of a large amphibious exercise. About sixty ships, 275 aircraft and 30,000 personnel participate. crowds will view from Aliso Beach as marines wade ashore in a staged assault.
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Calif
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Jalid
Railroads grant 10 cent wage hike to 175000 workers
Two railroad unions representing 175000 workers reach a third round wage settlement. The 10 cent per hour increase takes effect October 1 and raises annual labor costs by about 65.58 million dollars for carriers. Affects trainmen conductors yardmen yard masters dining car staff and about 3 percent of switchmen.
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Corry Workers Get Railroad Pay Boost in Latest Wage Agreement
Ten Corry employees on the Pennsylvania Railroad yard crew receive a wage increase as part of a broader operating unions agreement. Negotiations with three other operating unions and 16 non operating brotherhoods are ongoing. If the raise were extended to all 1,275,000 rail workers, total costs would rise by 881 million yen. The deal affects engineers and firemen with daily increases, factors in juryline pay, and outlines work weeks, minimum hours, and double time rules.
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Cogie
Daniel P. Loomis
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Earlars
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Carrer
Two-ouncer Bany Dies Seangla Baby in Ontario
A five and a half day old infant weighing 28 ounces died last night at Span Hes Hospital after a brief stay in an incubator. The premature birth, described as a medical tragedy, followed critical respiratory issues and feeding challenges.
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Seangla
Als Monde Bovis
Janu Sotte Wits
Con Ihleer
Melrdy Lineigt
City Council Delays Paying Tarvia Firm
City officials rescind a contract with a paving firm amid disputes over a substandard tar and paving quality. An engineer from the firm spent three days inspecting streets but soft spots persist on several roadways. Total project cost reached 37,092 dollars with property-owner assessments varying by block.
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Cherites and Dye Corp
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Tsi
Tay
Cormell Menber
Ai Zane and
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Ely
Don Willams
Langhuesh
Stewart
Jocal
Thyra
Mutilated Torso Found Near Wales In Gap of Missing Woman
A torso and three limbs found near Wales Center and Hinsdale pond are linked by authorities to a missing woman. Sheriff and state police report pathologist confirms single body with five feet one inch height and about 130 pounds. Parts discovered over weeks, with several pieces found in Wales Center and near Route 16. Investigators seek matching evidence from more fragments to identify the victim.
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Sherif Morgan Sigel
Students Buy Savings Stamps At Local Schools
Miss Helen Spencer announced that U S savings stamps and bonds totaling 27.65 were purchased by Concord area students during October. Schools including Tuifior Eigh and Poirview reported purchases alongside Junior High and other district campuses in a monthly tally.
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Helen Spencer
Concord
Bartorigh
Corry Family Of Four Struck By Violent Typhoon
Okinawa reported a deadly typhoon impacting U.S. forces and civilians. The Corry family of four and other residents suffered losses as wind and flooding damaged towns, ships, and housing. Communications collapsed across the Ryukyus, with extensive damage to infrastructure and hospitals.
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Four Corry youths to face court on mischief charge
Four Corry youths George Andrus Donald Jackson Richard Smith and Burkett Smith were held for arraignment on mischief and larceny charges after police tied them to vandalism at Moffet School Beaverdam and to cars in Union City. The four posted $100 bond each and were released. total damage runs to several hundred dollars.
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Moya Marsh
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Walter Proctor
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Polite
Totel
Mercer court Declares 1947 Picketing Ban Unconstitutional
The Mercer county court rules the 1947 law banning picketing by non employees unconstitutional and the Commonwealth will appeal to the State Supreme Court. Attorney General McKeen Phidsey notes papers for appeal are in progress as Judge George R. merger cites the First Amendment to safeguard free speech at labor sites.
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Pilot's Skill Saves 22 On Night Beach Landing
A two engine airliner diverted off course and crash landed in shallow water near Nassau Bahamas. The 22 passengers and crew swam to safety as the pilot Richard Roy Olivers guided the craft through darkness. The Bahamas Civil Aviation director E J Coleman praised the skillful emergency landing conducted by the NEAEX president.
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Ubes
Four Corry Persons Hurt In Wreck In Warren
A head on collision on a Warren street injures four members of the Cory Lilley family. Mrs Elbert Lilley Maurine Lilley age nine Lenore Lilley age two and two others suffer injuries in the crash. Maurice Lilley was driving the car which passed a bus and struck head on with Bruny Domenelli of Johnsonburg charged with reckless driving. In separate news five Air Force planes resume search for missing AT training plane from Pittsburgh to McGuire Air Force Base Fort Dix flight disappeared Friday night.
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David Crawford
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DiAnne
Okinawa
Askociatad Pryss
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U.S
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Maurine Lilley
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Hurricanes Slams Cuba En Route To Florida Everglades Threat
A severe hurricane hit Havana with 132 mph winds then crossed the Straits toward Key West and Miami. It caused hundreds injured and heavy damage in Havana with destroyed buildings, downed power, and looting, while warnings extended from Jupiter to Naples and threatened the Everglades and Southeast Florida tonight.
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