Dulles urges UN to grow strong to curb small wars
John Foster Dulles urged the United Nations to strengthen itself to prevent small wars from becoming big ones. He backed a seven nation peace program including rapid emergency actions, peace patrols, and a collective security plan with Britain France Canada the Philippines Turkey and Uruguay joining the effort. Dulles warned that fear of war if not allayed can breed conditions that invite larger conflicts and urged UN action to deter aggressors and protect potential victims. The plan features a veto若 mechanics and a rapid assembly response to threats or acts of aggression.
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Fire damages radio station at Pittsburgh
Fire gutted a two story East Liberty building housing radio station WPGH after a weekend blaze. Fire Chief Davis put damage at 215000. Two firefighters were injured and treated for burns and finger injuries as crews fought the stubborn blaze for three hours.
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Charles McDermobt
James Brown
Plans for Wage and Price Controls Drawn by ESA
Washington sources say the new Economic Stabilization Agency may need early earmarked machinery to regulate wages and prices if required. President Truman announced the appointment of Alvin Valentine, a 49 year old Rochester educator and businessman, as ESA administrator after returning from Chesapeake Bay. Cyrlin S. Ohinie, 79, radiation service chief, was noted as ready to testify on the agency’s early steps. The White House identified Valentine and several associates as under consideration for the post.
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City attaches 117 wages for unpaid taxes in Cornell policy effort
City Treasurer Trene Mullen announced Saturday that wage attachments totaling 700 dollars were issued against 117 residents to recover overdue taxes. Most cases involve multiple years, with two years for many and some for the current year, as the city moves to Garnishee delinquent taxpayers.
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Trene Mullen
Iss Mullen
Wils
Troop Transport Launched at New York Shipyard
The President Adams and two sister ships were launched at New York Shipbuilding Corp to serve as troop transports. The trio, originally intended for American President Lines, will carry 2,500 troops each. Mrs. Edward Harb, sponsor, appeared with her husband, House Merchant Marine chairman, at the ceremonies.
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House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
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Strike at Ajax Passes First Week With No End
The Ajax Tron Works production halt marks its first full week as talks stall. Management and union leaders show no overt moves toward settlement, a special meeting is set for Wednesday at South Center Street Hall with Local 1748 delegates. City officials and national IAM reps in Chicago may appear. rumors of a broader turnout circulate but remain unconfirmed.
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Mind Aero Supply
Division praise for 28th Pennsylvania Guards in weekly drills
The 28th National Guard Division, known as the Bloody Bucket unit, received high praise from Lieutenant General Stephen I. Chamberlin after a weekend review by the Fifth Army. Soldiers visited Franklin’s new servicemen center for entertainment, while Meadville Tribune reporter Ted Clark praised the meals served, noting bean soup, noodles with meats, hot chocolate and ice cream as exceptional.
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Meadville Tribune
Corry Youth Cited for Reckless Driving
Corry police arrested Howard Mowers of 150 York Street for reckless driving after a 3 PM complaint from four West Washington and Marion Street residents. Witnesses said Mowers, a Hotel Corry desk clerk, skidded through the intersection in a Pontiac convertible in S shaped figures, a recurring pattern.
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Truman Plans Major Foreign Policy Address in New York
President Truman plans a major foreign policy speech to the United Nations General Assembly in New York this month. The talk is non political and may precede congressional elections, with possible additional nationwide radio broadcasts and other speeches to follow.
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Washington
Truman
New York
United Nations General Assembly
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Trumast
South Korea
Belisld
White House
United Nations
Williamsburg
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac Waters
William M. Boyle
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Anderson
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Murder Charge Faces Brie Man
A 14-year-old Rotert Lee Bell is charged with murder for the fatal clubbing of his friend Dal Chaney 24. Bell was committed to Erie county jail with a preliminary hearing set for next Monday at 2 p.m. Investigators seek a chronology of events at 142 East Ninth Street where Chaney lived. Bell originally said he struck Chaney with a brick. police hold a 40 inch piece of iron as the weapon. County Detective John Coates notes Bell’s story remains substantially the same after a Sunday questioning.
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Restrictions On American Aid To Britain
United States officials report that requests for more raw materials and equipment for Britain will be limited. Britain seeks to use American dollars for military production, but aid is restricted to specific needs. Gaitskell denied plans to devalue or alter aid levels while British talks progress.
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State crime rate shows little change in half-year 1980
An FBI report from Washington shows Pennsylvania's crime rate for the first half of 1980 remained near the same level as the same period in 1979. The data detail offenses per 100000 population including murder, robbery, larceny theft, burglary, and aggravated assault with comparisons across cities like Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Reading, and Beranton.
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Local Cars Sustained Minor Damage In City Crash
Damage estimated at 225 dollars after a no injury auto crash at Mead avenue and West Smith street. Thelmy Richardson of Union City RB 3 and F Lowe Edwards of Corry were the drivers. Edwards failed to stop at the intersection and struck Richardson’s vehicle, front end damage valued at 100 dollars and 125 dollars to Edwards car.
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Sunday Papers Scarce In City
Newsstands were bare as Sunday papers were sold out in Corry and nearby towns. About 1,200 Pittsburgh papers were spoken for, with Philadelphia and Youngstown editions snapped up. A Pittsburgh mailing strike disrupted supply across three major plants, forcing distributors to ration remaining issues.
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Drivers View Fall Foliage Travel Warns of Heaviest Traffic
Traffic volume spiked on rural roads as motorists enjoyed autumn colors. Two minor accidents reported: Burton Seely, 45, Titusville, injured when his motorcycle skidded four miles east of Centerville. Angelina Barsel, Beaverdam, rear ended in erratic driving. Authorities examined second crash details.
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Smith Street
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Beaverdam
Royal train delayed by broken rail near London
A broken rail was found on the main line near Watford delaying a royal train carrying King George VI home from Scotland. The train was moved to an alternate line and reached London 16 minutes late. Officials cited overnight temperature drop causing rail contraction.
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Steel wage talks spark broader industry pressure
Negotiations opened by major steel firms for a pay boost ripple across 14 hundred steel companies. U.S. Steel, Bethlehem, Republic, Jones and Laughlin, and others monitor talks led by Murray and the Steelworkers, with a tentative November deadline and potential price effects. Industry leaders warn that wage settlements may trigger price increases on consumer goods.
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United States Steel Companion
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A. Stephens
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Weill
U. 3. Steel
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Chicawa
Nike
Settlement Sought In Pittsburgh Newspaper Strike
Federal conciliator George Woomer called a meeting to settle the AFL Mailers strike that shut down all Pittsburgh daily papers. Residents rushed for the few Sunday papers, while 4,500 workers were laid off and some editorial staff found work at Pittsburgh radio stations.
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Woomer
MacArthur presses surrender demand in Red Korea drive
In Tokyo, General MacArthur issued a renewed ultimatum demanding North Korean surrender as US and Allied forces push toward Wonsan, 90 miles inside Red Korea. Front lines report strong Reds resistance and heavy air support from Allied planes while five divisions advance toward the port city and across rivers south of Wonsan.
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Arthur
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Seoul
Corry Man Seeks New Trial In Civil Suit
Corry man Howe Crahasit or worry files a motion for a new trial in a civil action. He alleges a prior order requiring him to pay Raymond Mug Aon of Brattleboro $2,300 and damages totaling $2,900. The case references parties Murdoc and Mipdee, and a disagreement near Harner creek on May 7.
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