Akuman Leaves Capital On Four State Eastern Election Tour
Associated Press reports John L. Lewis attacked President Truman as unfit, drawing a retort from Truman and prompting commentary from Warren. Lewis spoke at UMW convention in Charleston amid a four state swing. Truman planned to report from Paris and urge atomic energy debate. Warren urged small business in West Virginia while Dewey aides eyed shifts in foreign policy.
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Feller and Sain Duel in 1948 World Series Opener
Braves Field, Oct 6. In a scoreless first innings duel, the Boston Braves and Cleveland Indians prepared for a best of seven as Bob Feller and Red Sain faced off. No runs, hits, or errors through three frames, with brief sparks by each side.
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Hog Price Slump Reverses Sharply In Retail Markets
Chicago reports a swift rebound in hog prices after a sharp decline last week with prices rising from 1.60 to 4.75 per 100 pounds, as retailers begin passing higher wholesale costs to consumers. Trade groups note continued wholesale weakness and widespread price cuts by several major chains in the Chicago area and beyond.
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City collects back personal taxes totaling 2031 dollars
Irene Mullen Wiselaved, city treasurer, announced 2031 dollars in back personal taxes paid to the city. The report shows 1499 residents paid taxes covering eight years, with many paying for multiple years. Delinquent amounts were pursued with wage attachments underway as city plants paused during a period of delays.
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Drilling Tools Lost In Gas Well Incident
Workers at five Carterail gas wells report tools lost at 4155 feet after a week of searches. Drill crews struggle to recover a stuck end of a long cable and attempt improvised recovery methods as hopes fade. Cementing may follow if tools cannot be retrieved and drilling resumes with new equipment.
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Cominform Met In Dessau Reported By AMG Newspaper
An AMG German newspaper reports a recent Cominform meeting held in Dessau in the Soviet zone of Germany. German Communist leaders attended, per Die Neue Zeitung. The agenda item cited concerns the future of Cominform in case of an open split.
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Local Business Sold by Blattis to Stauffer
The Kistler’s Racing sandwich business, run by Blattis Brothers for five months, sold to Robert Stauffer formerly of Port Allegany. Stauffer continues operating under Sealed Foods Corp, launching Corty as a testing area. His franchise covers northwestern Pennsylvania for distribution and sale to 11 grocery stores and other outlets, with current operations extending to Corry, Evie, North East, Union City and nearby towns.
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May Spare Lives Of Many Germans Convicted To Die
A special Army commission has recommenced reviewing the status of Nazis sentenced for war crimes. Army officials refused to say how many commutations may be granted. Names like Davy or Clay appear in reports, with references to U.S. military governance in Germany and stay orders affecting some prisoners.
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Debates on Berlin Crisis as Hillstrom resigns from TB board
D A Hillstrom, a longtime member of the Bale County tuberculosis hospital board, resigns after 10 years amid health policy disputes. Judge Evans announces acceptance of resignation. Hillstrom cites policy differences and unpaid service as factors, noting attendance and prior advisory role amid county tensions over a $750,000 exhaustion program and equipment purchases.
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Clymer Man Arrested After Vandalism and Theft
Fuehard Goodwill, 21, of Clymer, was arrested this morning after taking Pete Mallick’s truck on First Avenue and driving to West Main Street. He faced disorderly conduct and theft of a water vehicle charges, with restitution for damage to Ajax Iron Works dressing room windows, and paid a fine and costs.
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California Born Jap Convicted in Treason Case
The headline reports the conviction of Tommy Kuwakka, a California-born man known as "Meatball" by ex-servicemen, for treason connected to brutalities at a federal camp. He faces the death penalty as the court fixed the execution date at San Quentin. Defense counsel Morris Lavine filed an appeal.
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Details emerge on new 45000-ton super carrier
The Navy outlines the 45000-ton CVA50 super carrier to be built at Newport News for about 124 million dollars, with four year construction. It will feature a longer flight deck, side elevators, an island moved, radar advances, and increased aircraft launch capacity to handle planes as large as B-26 equivalents.
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Florida Audience Faces Severe Hurricane Damage
Florida misses serious damage as hurricane sweeps through the state. One dead, six injured in the Miami area. winds to 130 mph offshore. Rainfall, tornado damage reported in Broward and Palm Beach counties. Center passed east of Fort Lauderdale, moving northeast over the Atlantic.
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WOUNDED IN ARAWL ENDICOTT NY
Pennsylvania State Police describe a bar disturbance as a arwahl at a tavern. 37 year old Rienard Griswald of Tracy Greely was wounded critically and taken to a local hospital in Endicott New York.
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Treasury report Washington Ost position and expenditures
Treasury report lists October 4 figures with totals for expenditures and known assets. It shows a decrease from the previous day and includes multiple currency-like totals, indicating a summary of government financial movements and holdings.
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Earthquake in Meshed Kills Hundreds Injures Thousands
A Neshed dispatch reports a quake in Meshed, capital of Khorasan, killing about two hundred and injuring thousands. Damage includes collapse of parts of the famous Guwhar mosque and widespread destruction.
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Three Injured In Area Wreck Near Elmira
Three Elmira residents were injured in a crash at Routes 6N and W, south of Weisenford. Edward Kaufman and Fred Meas were rushed to St Vincent's Hospital after initial care at Union City Hospital. Kaufman had multiple cuts and possible fractures, while Meas suffered cuts and bruises with a possible arm fracture. Mrs Madeline Sourmas, 23, wife of Kaufman, was kept for observation at Union City Hospital in good condition. Meas is a nephew of Ted Dey of the city. The Elmira to Denver trip was the trip’s route when the accident occurred.
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Warren's Car Swept By Blaze On Vice Presidential Run
On an early morning run toward Cincinnati the Republic presidential special faced a fire in the rear of Earl Warren's private car. Flames emerged from a Journal box as the train sped along the Ohio track, forcing the governor and family to flee temporarily. A trainman reported the blaze caused damage while the party continued toward their destination.
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Berlin Crisis Is Center Stage At United Nations
The Berlin crisis dominates opening debates at the United Nations Security Council as Andrei Vishinsky sits aloof while US France and Britain press charges over the Soviet blockade. Jessup asserts decisive measures are needed to ensure Berlin's safety and the subsistence of its residents amid mounting tensions.
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Service Officer Issues Report For Veterans Aid
The monthly report notes 37. Gold Star funds and hundreds of tons distributed to relatives of World War I era servicemen in Corry. Ray Tenney of the Veterans of Foreign Wars served as service officer, with 100 veterans placed on on-the-job training posts to date. The local office collects bound books for donation to hospitals and reports 18 collected, 49 hoped. The breakdown covers pensions, hospitalization, insurance, civil service, and training needs. Total disbursements reach $582.16 with many cases involving personal problems and veterans commissions.
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