Floods cause major crop damage in Southeast Florida
Southeast Florida faces a record flood caused crop losses estimated between 15 and 20 million dollars. Everglades fields and grazing lands inundated as storms churned through Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Thousands evacuated to schools and shelters. Port Lauderdale and Pompano neighborhoods flooded. two Marine Corps veterans injured in a vehicle crash while aiding evacuees.
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Global tensions rise and labor crisis headline the presses
A string of brief dispatches reports threats against Foreign Secretary Bevin in London and an averted strike by Transport Workers Union Local 010 in New York. In Washington the Supreme Court refused to revisit federal rights to oil in underwater California waters.
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Retired Policeman Kills Wife and Cousin Then Himself
Uniontown Pa. A 60 year old ex state police officer Reynolds Wickman shot his estranged wife Martha 63 and her cousin Martha Miller 67 during a 3 am attack. Wickman later shot himself twice in the chest as he returned home. The wife and cousin were hospitalized in fair to critical condition.
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Two youths held in juvenile court for bicycle theft
Two youths were ordered held for Juvenile Court after being found in possession of a stolen bicycle belonging to Walter Foster of Washington Street Extension. The bike, reported stolen Saturday, was recovered by police in a dismantled state, with neither youth claiming ownership or painting it.
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Alice Thial
Paris
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British report on Syrian troops near Palestine border
Jewish sources said well equipped Syrian troops were encamped near the Palestine border opposite Jewish agricultural settlements. British officials could not confirm immediately, a spokesman calling the movement likely the first step by Arab states to seize the Holy Land if Britain withdraws.
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Arab bloc pledges oppose partition as UN Palestine plan debated
Arab delegations denounce any plan to split Palestine into two states and threaten unified action at the General Assembly. The U N plan draws support in principle from the United States and likely backing from France, with Russia and Britain weighing shifts as Arab forces move toward frontiers.
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Russia
France
Bank Robber Nabbed Two Days After West Grove HoldUp
Lawrence Griffin eight of Bent Delaware held on ten thousand bail to await extradition after a $8700 bank robbery at West Grove Pennsylvania last Thursday. Delaware State Police said Griffin was captured Saturday near Wilmington and jailed as a fugitive after Pennsylvania issued an armed robbery warrant. Two men armed with shotguns robbed the West Grove National Banks Trust Company and fired one shot inside, slightly wounding a post office clerk.
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Wilmington
West Grove National Hanks Trust Company
Pro Communist Losses in Rome Municipal Vote
In Rome, October 14, Premier De Gasperi’s Christian Democrats trailed a near tie with the pro Communist People’s bloc as partial results from 1,209 precincts favored the bloc slightly. The Vatican-backed CD tally stood 139,924 to 134,996 for the People’s bloc with 9,000 vote gap noted in the early returns.
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No Break Feared in Soviet U. S. Relations
American officials foresee no final breakdown in U S Soviet relations soon as the Big Four ministers plan a London meeting on November 25. The view, shared by Ambassador Bedell Smith and General Silas D. Giss, guides policy on peace settlements and UN diplomacy while Moscow amplifies its fight against the Marshall Plan. Continued on Page Five.
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Moscow
Geo
Silas D. Gls
Germany
Seven Die In Farm Home Fire Near Mount Union
A house fire near Mount Union, Pennsylvania, killed a mother and six children. Alberta Ruby, 28, died after attempting to prime the stove. her daughter Alberta, 10, and other children Rose, 9, Richard, 7, Danielle, 5, Patsy, 3, Kenneth, 1, and infant Hinds, 5 months, perished in or near the blaze as rescuers arrived. Coroner E B Shore said the blaze started after a gallon of kerosene exploded. A passing motorist reported the children on the stairs and urged them to jump.
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Danlee
Patsy
Kenneth
Hinds
Weekend Wrecks Cause 5300 in Damage
A pair of weekend collisions near Seuni’s Crowtte on Foule 6 caused about 5300 in damage. Both vehicles traveling west collided as one attempted a left turn, injuring no one and leaving multiple occupants shaken.
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Tovlovk
Late today set for 60 day liquor holiday
Washington dispatch reports White House officials aiming to announce a 60 day liquor shutdown. Distillers and workers warned of legal action as top diplomats gather with Charles Luckin and other lawmakers to discuss Europe crisis and the U.S. position.
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Ross
Lewis W. Douglas
Britain
Lucius Clay
U. S
Germany
Walter Bedell Smith
Russiai
Robert D. Murphy
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Corry Girl Injured in Findley Lake Head-On Crash
A head on collision at Findley Lake injured Jn Ant Miles of East Wayne Street and shaken Mrs Bushy of Ashtabula. Miles was hospitalized for examination with fractures ruled, while Mrs Bushy suffered minor facial injuries. Damages were estimated at hundreds of dollars to Vinelaw Automobiles and the front ends of two cars were damaged.
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Tindley Lake
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Pynchey Lake
Ure
Howard Bushy Ashtabula
Jn Ant Miles
Harry Miles
East Waynestree
Wie Corry
Vinelaw
Akron Robbery Hushes Gambling House Loot
Police report a $75,000 robbery at a suburban Barberton gambling house near Akron. Two masked bandits attacked the watchman, tied him and gagged him before escaping with cash and valuables. Deputies searched the area while neighbors watched the scene unfold.
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Powell
Open House Here for Pennsylvania Week by State Police
Corry State Police barracks join observance of Pennsylvania Week with an open house from 1 to 9 pm. Col. C M Wilhelm says the public may meet officers and learn about the agency. Visitors will see the three way radio system with 73 land stations and 250 radios in patrol cars at the local sub station 107 Worth Center street.
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Petinay Wania
Hierce
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Pennsylvanias Role in Early American History Revealed
A text fragment discusses William Penn and ideas about an international body to outlaw war, notes Philadelphia's influence, the log cabin symbol linked to Pennsylvania, and references to Sweden's early Pennsylvania contributions and Daniel Boone’s Kentucky rifle.
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William Penn
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New
Delaware River
Sweden
Daniel Boone
Jarock
Early American Religious Freedom and Colonial Explore Tale
A fragment recalls Revolutionary era travel and exploration along the Susquehanna and Champlain aids. It notes Pennsylvania Quakers opposing violence before the Civil War and claims early religious liberty, tolerance, and a city first to be lit by electricity, with a continuation hinted on a later page.
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Mystery crash off Texas Mexico border stumps officials
A rain ing object reportedly crashed near the Zamalayilca mountains on the Mexico border, with two witnesses seeing it and 16 others hearing the blast near Fabens and El Paso. Mexican officer Sabus Aranda said the craft appeared to come from the U S direction. Meteorologists offered no conclusive explanation and no recovery had been reported.
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Texas
Paso- Fabens
Sabus Aranda
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Colona Re Torin
Kim Balloran
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Boston Woman Hurt in Jerusalem Consulate Bombing
A Boston woman, Mrs. Ethel Delevy, employed at the American consulate in Jerusalem, was slightly injured when a bomb blasted the upstairs area and damaged the interior. A Palestinian woman in the mail room was badly shaken. Officials attributed the attack to reprisal for the U.N. plan to partition Palestine.
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Hyeleric
Robert Macates
Palestine High Commissioner
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Front Royal
Washington
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Smarler
United States
United Nations
Former resident injured in west Willard Brockmann in auto crash
Willard Brockmann 39, a former Corry resident, is recovering in a California hospital after an auto accident last week while driving his partner home from the printing plant in San Bruno. Early reports listed his condition as critical, but a phone update to relatives indicated improvement. He is the son of Henry Brockmann of East Main Street.
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Corry
Gralite
San Briino
Calif
San Bruno
Firsh
Henry Brockmann
East Main Street
County Officials Meet Here With 34 Attendees
Thirty four persons attended a meeting of the County Magistrates and Constables Association held in the city yesterday afternoon. The session opened with coffee at the G and J Restaurant on First Avenue. The discussion focused on a weekly civilan school to be held in Ene county satire house with classes for interested minors and requests to write Cacur 1. TPE Barbercreek for further details.
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Jasedine County Magistrates and Constables Association
Edin
G and J Restaurand
First Avenue
Ene County
Fliether ‘Farms
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