Defense plans for Alaska reveal five bombers and fighters
United States air defense for Alaska this winter centers on five bombers and about 75 fighters, with no organized air combat unit in the western sector. The plan assumes rapid dispersal of fighters and bombers if a sudden threat arises, and notes the B-50 variant joining wartime roles with extended range.
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Cawall Zone
Alaska
Auidiated Press
Washington
United States
Usht
Aly Force
Magdith
Jily
Ais
Uere
Panama
Canal
Sith
Germany
RIE WOMAN HELD CANCER FRAUD CHARGES AT HEARING
In Pittsburgh a court proceeding for two Mezed operators of a cancer clinic was interrupted by weeping women as bail was set at 1000 dollars. Philip Wesies and Mrs. Lillian Lazenby faced charges of practicing medicine without a license for a Brook's Church clinic in Bloomfield. Witnesses alleged the clinic used water and yeast-like materials as treatment. The case tied to the American Medical Association and American Cancer Society inspectors.
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Associated Press
Ittsburgh
pricHame
Thomas J. Kalen
Yeutarday
Young
Warnun
Philip Wesies
Lillian Lazenby
J. Eve
Brook
Bloomfield
Éeorel Ld
Jo Laboratories
American Feftical Association
Chicago
Charles 8. Camergon
Mle Amer Cancer Society
Une Ale “Gates
Clay Sees Halt To Soviet Expansion In Berlin
General Lucius D. Clay warned that Soviet expansion must be halted to preserve Western Europe’s freedom. He argued unity of Western powers is essential and tied democracy to preventing Soviet domination in satellite states.
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Clay
Berlin
Luclug D. Clay
Adler
Germany
Duluwates
Europe
Western
Sevlin
Corry Nine Ends Season in Red
corry Merchants baseball team records a season loss of 8460 reported to the Gary Baseball Committee last night. A total of 656 spent for equipment and travel left a 517 admission balance, with 67 remaining. Committee members Fred Schwab Mex Dulwosky Finn Dimmick Angie Pristina doe FEmnndit and Vern Group shared in a distribution, as weather and attendance hurt finances. The Merchants may end baseball for the city with uniforms to be used by any local team.
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Afechants
Gary Baseball Committee
Teorternar Sapenges
Wns
Fane
la Vert
Mercer Jail Breaker Wounded and Captured
Pittsburgh Oct 15 Police trapped and wounded Raymond Ziringer 23 of Pittsburgh, a fugitive wanted for jail breaks. Ziringer, who fled from Allegheny County Workhouse and Mother County Jail, was shot in the head and surrendered after attempting to meet a girl on the North Side. Officers found his vehicle with shoes, whiskey bottles, and auto parts.
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Associated Cross
Pittsburgh
Wally
Yeung
Raymond Ziinger
Pitfabureh
Mother County
Jaitere
Allegheny County
Ziringer
Meron
Ziritner
Atomic Fight Grips Vote Campaign Amid Turmoil
The campaign heats with Thomas Dewey accusing the Truman administration of tired and confused governance while pushing private profit concerns in atomic policy. Truman defends national welfare and warns against a monopoly and Teapot Dome-like risk as Russia is put on notice. Dewey headlines a Kansas City rally arguing the party is coming apart and outlines five pillars of good government.
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Dewey
Truman
Milwaukee
New York
Minnesota
Kansas City
Phoenix
Aris
Wnr
Henry Welfare
Progressive Party
Fred M. Vinson
Moscow
Wallace
Russia
Mtr Truman
Loree
Thuman
Republicere
Republican Party
Trumann
Corry teachers attend state education meet at Erie
Corry public schools educators join 1,500 teachers from northwestern Pennsylvania at the Pennsylvania State Education Association convention in Erie. Local pupils enjoy a one day holiday as Strong Vincent High hosts the institute. County teachers from Erie Crawford Venango and Forest counties attend the joint conference and workshops.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Alniniot
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Hine
Strong Vincent High School
Inia
Ab Dicttsore
State Testers College
Lvfe
Erie
Crawford
Venango
Forest
Chest Campaign Nearing Half Way Mark
Chest campaign progress reported with $19,485 donated or pledged toward a $28,600 goal. Director Robert Olt notes continued efforts across divisions, including retail, industrial, and school employees, plus local clubs and House Calivass groups. The drive aims to reach $28,600 with intensified efforts next week.
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Shig Quty
Cuest Ean Jom Wits
Robert Olt
Dru
Corporations
Tnayng
Murrow
Chester Tlcha
Mes. Webb
Mecray
Goncurd
Chesterfin
Mui
Eabee Tits
Navins
Dirvelyrs
Dhistrial
32 Families Left Homeless In Fire
New York October 16 flames swept through 13 two family frame houses in Coney Island near the amusement area early today leaving 34 families homeless. Five occupants of one house including a three year old child and four year old were injured taken to a hospital. No firemen or a policeman were injured. Police rounded up the families in a synagogue and began checking for possible missing. Thirty squads of apparatus were dispatched four whams starting at 4 40 a m. The fire was reported under control in two hours.
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New York
Coney Islind
Watc
Corry Men Attend Roosevelt Highway Meeting at Wellsboro
Four Corry men Earl Chevy Dan Taggart Don Williams and Milton Zalzneck join Wellsboro attendees for the Roosevelt Highway Association session at the Penn Wells hotel. The local group, active for a year under Mr. Cherry, aims to improve Route 6 and attract tolls. A Highway Department report on Route progress by Secretary Ray Smock was scheduled.
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Corry
Wellsboro
Penn-Wells
Earl Chevy
Dan ‘Taggart
Don Williams
Milton Zalzneck
Cherry
Wescaration
Roosevelt Highway
Highway Department
Ray Smock
Stanford Hose Fills Two Posts After Organizational Changes
Four posts in the Stanford Hose Company were filled during a regular session at the No 1 fire station Vic Dempsey was named foreman replacing Garl Peterson who became assistant chief Robert Garfield was elected to assistant foreman Andy Paulson and Charles Spiesnua were named to the Fi mens Relief Association positions filled due to recent changes in the hose company tendered by the meeting
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Stanford Hose Company
No. 1
Vic Dempsey
Garl Peterson
Dempsey
Robert Garfield
Andy Paulson
Charles Spless Nua
Namie
Fi Men
Hose Company
Decline in European Aid Cited by Hartman
Washington Oct 15 Paull Hartman said next year’s European recovery aid may fall below this year’s 5.056 billion dollars as the Economic Cooperation Administrator discussed program plans and possible adjustments. He cited stalled talks with Allies and difficulties in agreeing on dismantling industrial zones and other Western Europe recovery measures.
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Centre of Washington
Paull Hartman
Bylt- Aih
Triyin
Garnany
Hofman Janis le
Piatis Stantitur
Mediation calls ripe moment for Holy Land peace
UN mediation envoy Bunche told the General Assembly and press that a peace settlement is achievable with a reasonable UN plan. He cited nine principles for a two state solution including a Jewish state, borders, Jerusalem status, and Palestinian rights while warning a new war would be disastrous. He noted Arab leaders refused Zionist recognition and urged firm action on political aspects to end forceful clashes.
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Associateds Hess
Paris
Palestine
United Nations
Holy Land
Ralph Humehe
S8encllon
Pullisea
Bubebe
Israel
Palussines
Nations Assembly
Jerusalem
Blchehe
Fistke Bernagotté
Bunche
Anibs
Devs
Restless Girl Recovers From Second Bladder Operation
Two year old Pamela Wilson underwent a second operation for a rare bladder malformation at Cook County Hospital. Her temperature rose to 102 degrees, then dropped to 100. Doctors described her condition as dangerous but improving. The final minor operation will remove non functioning structures within three months.
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Pamigia
Wong
Weather Deems Mild Weekend In Pittsburgh
Balmy weather is forecast for Pittsburgh this weekend with cooler air and gentler temperatures overnight. The forecast today predicts a high near 70 and a low around 48, with sunshine expected and a light breeze.
Right Wing CIO Clashes Erupt in New York Council Fight
A fist fight broke out at CIO headquarters as right wing and left wing factions clashed over policy ties to Truman and support for Wallace. Buckmaster, head of the U.S. Metal Workers, ordered calm and argued the melee was not serious, with both sides later holding separate news conferences.
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Associated Press
Washington
CTO
Right
Tefl
Cvap
Greater New York
Buckmaster
OTO Fubbor
Viairman
CLO Council
New York City
Alex
New York Council
Sam Burt
Asts
Ncnording
James Durkin
Saul Mills
New York
Dynamite blast tears road near Tamaqua
A truck carrying 10 tons of dynamite exploded on a Pennsylvania highway near Tamaqua, tearing a large crater in the road. Driver W Petty of Little Rock reportedly escaped injury after leaping from the burning vehicle. Police describe a sequence of blasts and surrounding damage, with estimates of crater size and debris spanning miles.
Appeal Renewed By Small Powers To End Blockade
AP report notes renewed appeals by minor nations to lift the blockade as tensions rise. The piece covers political maneuvering tied to Dewey's candidacy and shifting alliances, with references to labor unrest in Europe and strikes affecting transportation and industry across multiple regions. The data highlights include a tomato strike incident involving Senator Bull and Dewey's endorsement context, plus factory barricades and planned general strikes signaling mounting unrest ahead of key votes.
Credit curbs hit by state official in Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Banking Secretary Brumbaugh said federal credit limits hinder workingmen from buying new autos. He argued moves won’t halt strategic inflation, citing one third down payments and 12 to 18 month contracts. Brumbaugh noted no excessive consumer credit and a 3 percent rise since 1947 versus 90 percent bank deposits.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
G. Emmmurt Bruinbaugh
Enuinbauzh
Prasti
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Brumbaugh
Creast
Gov Duff as 1950 Senate candidate rumor swirls
Harrisburg report notes Gov James H Duff as a possible Republican candidate for the U S Senate in 1950. State Senator M Harvey Taylor hints at retirement from policy and mentions the idea at a Young Republicans rally, with no definite names confirmed.
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Duff
Senate
Associated Press
Harrisburg
James H. Duff
U. S. Senate
Siate
M. Harvey Taylor
le Apeeeh
Republicans of
Pennsylvania
Debates Renew Over Berlin Blockade Crisis Efforts Fail
The Security Council heard renewed appeals from small powers to the Big Four to resume direct negotiations on Berlin. Canada Argentina and Colombia urged prompt action as Andrei Vishinsky denounced Western powers for violating agreements.
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Associated Press
Paris
Security Council
Berlin
Argenting
Belgium
Cunty
Colombia
Syria
Ghiere
Attecess
Blorkite
Hetli
Andrel. Vishinsky
Tiake Ie
Jeger
Calmell
G. L. McNabeton
Canada
Faris BL Roun
Russia
Gounall
Syren
Calombia
Argentina
Juan A. Bramug—lia
Antentina
vipie _counett
Big Four
Philp C. Jessup
Collumbia University
Jane
Rubata
Dif skips history program remark by Inter reporters
A partial reading shows Dif dodging a history program question and offering only a brief remark through Inter reporters. The exchange highlights the ongoing media handling and Dif’s selective comments on the topic.
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Dif
Inter
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