U S Seeks to Condemn Three Russ Satellites
The United States, claiming victory in its Balkans watchful UN mission bid, pledges to diverge only if three accused states Yugoslavia, Albania, and Bulgaria formally pledge border cooperation. Committee decisions proceed to the General Assembly for approval, as officials note expected Greek border focus dominates talk.
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Airliner Plunges Then Steady After Upside-Down Flight
An American Airlines DC-4 with 54 aboard nearly inverted in a steep climb 3,000 feet above Paso, Texas. Captain Charles Istol wrestled the craft to control and an emergency landing followed. Passengers described debris and shouting while crew and engineers investigate automatic pilot failure and causes of the dramatic scare.
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Charles ‘Isto
American Airlines
Dalias Los Angeles
Civil Agronaulies Authority
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Bagengere
Gold de Miller
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Calif
Navy
Bidault Outlines Communist Plans At UN Session
Pierre Bidault outlined Western reactions to Communist moves in Europe during talks at the United Nations. He said the Kremlin would not be allowed to derail French aims and warned that failure could threaten European independence and peace.
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Askoulited
New York
Ovt
George Bid Yi
Unitut
Dinablig
Eurobw
Blunden
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France
Paris
Unk Nations Assembly
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Miwney
Markhall
Europe
Planes Top Speed of Sound in Rocket Tests
Associated Press reports Cleveland October 1947 details American rocket planes crashing during supersonic trials near 1,400 miles per hour. National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics notes experiments at a Virgin Islands station, with telemetering data transmitted to observers aloft. Government officials say piloted aircraft will still take months to break the sound barrier at 30,000 feet, as turbojet planes receive rocket boosts.
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Associated Press
Aerounts
England
Bus lines seek station site after severed ties
Greyhounds and West Rides struggle to find a new terminal after ending relations with Nicker Mgt. Buses circle East Washington street awaiting a solution, while drivers sell tickets and passengers endure loading delays. Four gold miners die in a suspected premature mine explosion in the Red Lake district, 175 miles north of Toronto.
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East Washington Street
Greyhounds
West Rides
H Corry
Nicker
Toronto
ISUNSET HEIGHTS SOLD AND FAIRHAVEN UPDATE
The sale of Isunset Heights to Anck Weprin of New York is announced by the PPBA with no further details due to completed transactions. Fairhaven remains under government control with leases and sales discussions unresolved, bids failed, and no cash purchaser secured amid congressional inquiries.
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Midleton
Acton
Feder Public Housing Authority
Fairheven
Crawford County Housing Authority
Farrhagen
Fairhaven
Fuilhaven
Isu
P Congressional
Labor lawyer Padway collapses at AFL convention
Afl general counsel Joseph A. Padway died after collapsing on the platform during a heated discussion of the Taft-Hartley act at the AFL convention in San Francisco. The stroke stunned about 700 delegates as leaders paused for a recess and prepared to hear further reports on the oath controversy involving June L. Lewis.
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San Francisco
Joseph A. Padway
American Federation of Labor
APL
June L. Lewis
Padway
Taft-Farrley
Stafford
California
John Shelley
Shelley
Daniel J. ‘Tobin
Pew
Tal
Willan Green
Pad‘way
Meadville Clinic for crippled children to be held
A Meadville children’s clinic for disabled youngsters is planned at Meadville City Hospital. Persons in the area wishing to attend should contact Mrs Ora Harper at the Municipal Building tomorrow. Transportation will be provided by the Dory School District, with Dr A G Davis of Erie in charge.
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Meadville
Puestay
Meadville City
Ora Harper
Transportatiory
Dorry
A. G. Davis
Erie
Two Yugoslav Diplomats Expelled From Chile
Santiago authorities expelled two Yugoslav diplomats accusing them of fomenting a Communist campaign from home to undermine the United States. The diplomats linked to Belgrade were said to head new Communist operations and coordinate sabotage and production slowdowns, with Argentina’s Peron government named in supporting claims.
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Chile
United States
Bemisphere Voltuaiity
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Walfalres
Dalibor Juka
Buenos Aires
Interaliany
Belgrade
Menna Af
France Faces Economic Crisis Amid Looming European Collapse
Washington reports the State Department warns France could see a collapse of the franc and a ruinous economic crisis by mid October unless immediate outside aid is secured. Herve Alphand notes a tragic moment for Western Europe as Communist efforts threaten recovery, while Raber Lovett signals limited stopgap measures without a special congressional session.
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State Department
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Foreign Ministry
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Alphand
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Tic
Jane
Tely
Columbus Fire Co Seeks Funds From Community
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department begins a second canvass to raise funds to ease a $3,500 debt and reduce overall indebtedness. Volunteers will visit homes and businesses in Columbus, seeking donations payable to J H Feagle, treasurer. Also notes a Treasury report dated October 7 showing receipts of 262,735,740.25 and abatements of 204,046,809.45 with a balance of 106,049.31.
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Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
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Columbus
J. H. Feagle
Columbus Fire Department
Treasury
Washington
U.S. Treasury
Honda Knot Leads Tokyo Warship Cargo to San Francisco
A transport ship carrying the first of America’s World War II dead arrives in San Francisco after a long voyage with 4012 crew and 16 holds full of remains. The voyage marks an early step in repatriating fallen servicemembers from Pearl Harbor and other battles, with the dead identified as victims of the December 7, 1941 attack.
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Honda Hywil
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Hyomu
Golden Cave
Peal
Derember 7
Grand Jury seeks removal of Supt Chilson in Chautauqua NY
Chautauqua County Grand Jury recommends ousting Superintendent Bruce Chilson over perceived witless expenditures in the county highway department. The report cites inflated tire prices, costly truck purchases, and lax oversight by the highway committee, calling for his removal without pension and urging discharge of key highway board members.
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Chautauqua Co
Mayville
Bruce Chilson
Chautauju County
New York
Beit Jury
Raymond
Bothwick
Sheridan Fred G
Davis
Bustiy Fred Hl
New
Ell
Sherman
Josh Mj Kuber
Highway Seup
Michael C Lombards
Jamesiawn
EF. Brady
Punt
Mich
Grand Jury
Highway Board
Chilson
Highway Committee
Growig Chilton
Atomic thefts prompt two more suspects nabbed
Federal agents arrest two more men linked to thefts of classified atomic project photographs at Los Alamos and related sites. George Willington Thompson, 88, formerly of Mississippi, and Ernest Lawhave, 28, formerly of New Jersey, are identified as ex Army photographers. Thompson faced a Santa Fe hearing on charges tied to Los Alamos photos.
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Associated Press
Adbuquerque
N. M
Los Alamos
Glomic
Westerday
Dso Pias
New Mexico
Ceorge Willington Thompson
M Coeu Wood
Finty
Sandry
Atom Laboratory
Ernest Lawahve Ujaare
Son Cuy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Thomipsan
Eigil
Emdge
Sundin Aarajgnn
Santa Fe
Thompson
Hofts
Fuse Herve
Payorello
Coxitin
Fin Ie Enya
Tehonine Welty
Wa Department
Jyerilians
Paparello
Corry appoints Miss Eileen Graham as Spanish and English instructor
Corry Senior High School fills a vacancy with Miss Eileen Graham, named to teach Spanish and English. She began yesterday under an emergency certificate after Miss Mary Dian resigned. Graham trained at Bucknell University Allegheny College and earned a commercial Spanish certificate in New York City.
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Corryite
Eileen Graham
Corry
Hgh
Cory Board of Education
Miss Graham
Mary Dian
Weppenive
Allea
Wilbur Rickers Sind Rey
Gilbert Boyd
Fin
Bucknell University
Allegheny College
New York City
Jail Three Women On Barely Used Charge
In Allegheny County Court three sisters faced jail terms after a phonograph record and a rarely used law. Helen Znosko, 36, Betty, 28, and Josephine, 23, were tied to a dispute at the Pastor home over shrubs. Helen and Betty received 12 to 23 months. Josephine was sentenced to several months. The recording captured heated exchanges and alleged abusive remarks during the argument.
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Pete
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Helen Znosko
Betty
West Watrona
Muncy Indiviria
Homu
Wonten
Yester
Jay
Josephine
Dregree
Rourthoom
Francis, Pastor, Jr
Shrubbry
Zmosko
Mares
Typhoon Lashes Two Jima Base Damage Report
The typhoon battered a base north of Cwam, with 120 mph sustained winds and gusts to 160 mph. About 300 Army, Navy, Coast Guard personnel and dependents suffered damage as a quonset hut and barracks were leveled and others heavily damaged.
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Jima
Associated Press
Ulfier Abi
Cwam
Coast Guard
Liege Quonset
Pie
Eggs Poultry Scratched From Menus Today
Millions of Americans back President Truman’s feed conservation push as Meatless Tuesday is promoted. Major farm groups pledge full cooperation, while prices rise across key markets including Chicago, St. Paul, Omaha, and New York.
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Associated Press
Iruian
Trumann
National Grange
American Turm Bureau Federation
National Council of Turm Copperatives
Ruman
Chicago
St. Paul
Omaha
Indianapolis
Sioux City
Kansas City
Minneapolis
New York
Seattle
Corry Senior High Students Attend Penns Week Plant Visits
Corry High School students will participate in the statewide observance of Pennsylvania Week from October 13 to 19. The program includes four factory tours to Raymond Mfg Co Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp and the Sunshine Packing and Welch Grape Juice plants at North East. Teachers are urged to emphasize Pennsylvania government lessons during the observance.
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Orry
Corry
Pennsylvania
Distillers Weigh Walkout Pause Amid Truman Grain Cut Plan
Washington October 9 A two month liquor distilling halt was proposed to save upwards of 10 000 000 bushels of grain for Europe starting October 25. Joseph A Engelhard of Louisville head of the Distilled Spirits Institute said a smooth shutdown in two to three weeks might be possible. Brewing industry officials meeting in Chicago to decide on the plan indicated a majority favored the shutdown, with 39 firms voting yes and 21 abstaining to study stockholders' concerns. Luckman will form a committee to handle hardships and set a final date within three weeks. The alternative proposal to operate under price controls was rejected as insufficient to meet the winter food needs for Europe. Agricultural lenders pledged full cooperation to conserve grain on farms, with the National Grange and farm bureaus pledging 100 percent support.
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Washington
Europe
Joseph A. Engelhard
Loute
Ville
Shu Distilled
Spir
We Institute
Preven
Truman
Conmissge
Engelhard
Renorer
Lee
Chicago
Luckman
Rosimtert
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Cropa Yeome
Turkman
Ion Enouih
Sre
Meyra
National Grange
Parm Bileau Federation
National Council of Furi
Corry Delegates to Attend Kiwanis Meet
Corry representatives travel to the Pennsylvania district conference October 9 to 11. Delegates Clarenne Wall Isce and Howard McWallest head the Corry contingent attending Friday and Saturday sessions. Ammon Rogenferges leads the organizing effort at Pennsylvania’s Elwuntselie venue.
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Pentsylvenia
Elwuntselie
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