Lovells on Route 6 ad listing farm equipment sale
A damaged notice advertises a farm equipment sale on Shore Road and Route 6 with items including plows tractors and a one ton trailer. It lists contact details and partial names with a note of thanks to neighbors after a family incident.
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Melvin
Melvin S
Lovells
Echalt
Shore Road
Stoher
Astiarp
McCormick
Kinetty
Kelvin
Dellmiten
Truman Appeals To Dixie Voters To Stay With Democracy
In a Charleston speech, President Truman urged southern voters to remain with the Democratic Party in the coming election. He warned against being swayed by passion and prejudice and avoided proposals for civil rights measures in his remarks.
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Truman
Dixie
DEM
RaljPigh
Truman addresses Miami on foreign policy amid southern vote tensions
President Truman spoke at a Miami event focusing entirely on foreign policy as southern Democrats voice revolt against his North Carolina campaign stop. He avoided civil rights proposals, urging reasoned debate and stressing a bipartisan foreign policy aligned with Dewey’s view that policy should stand at the water's edge.
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Associated Press
Fraser
N.C
Truman
South
Or. J
Liam Thurmond
South Rolls
Andrew Sackson
James J. Ife
Andrey Johsson
Jack
Amertoyin Legion
Cep BoUther
Washington
Miami
Raleigh
Trumani
Alwii Bolley
Ke Lay Franks D. Roosevelt
Cordellia
Thomas E. Dewey
Mr. 'Truman
Ins
North Carolina
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
State Hall
ICC Rejects Plea For Higher Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected a plea for higher freight rates on interstate shipments. The decision affects eastern railroads and covers various commodities and routes. The action follows a proposal to raise rates by about ten percent, with adjustments for different services and car types.
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ICC
Canada
Aiwa
Vance Busines
Avenize
City Sees 30 Degree Morning Amid Cold Snap
Weather recap shows city recording about 30 degrees with forecasts predicting a warm up to the 50s today and tomorrow before another drop expected Thursday. AP survey notes a low around 7 in the state last night at Philipsburg.
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Associated Press
Philipshuce
FCC Hears Arguments Over Radio Give Away Programs
Washington Oct 18 The Federal Communications Commission prepared to hear final arguments on whether radio give away programs are gambling or harmless entertainment The National Association of Broadcasters and advertisers argued FCC lacks authority to regulate such broadcasts while proponents like Stop the Music defended the format noting no loss to listeners and entertainment value as the program features prize categories and audience participation
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Washington
Federal Communications, Commission
Commission
Sob
Redio
National Association of Broadcaste Age
Hearne
FCC 15
Hednalice
Mat
Lois G. Cowan
Tne
New York
Cowan
Yara
I Ts
Navy Day Proclamation Issued by City Mayor
The city declares Navy Day on Wednesday October 97 1980 to honor the Navy Victory War and Guardian in Peace. Mayor Pred Kiley urges citizens to display the flag and observe the day through available channels.
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Pred Kiley
Coty
Appeals On 1948 Paving Costs Set For Nov 8
City council will act as a board of appeals on the 1948 paving assessments with hearings scheduled for November 8. The total project cost is cited at 37.2 thousand dollars, with disputes over payment tied to so called soft areas on newly surfaced streets and questions about the quality of materials used by the contractor and supplier firms. Residents on affected streets await the outcome to know if their blocks will get a hard surface.
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Don Willams
A. Zaliueck and Son
Barett
Allied Chemical and Dye
Rabiea
Woman Injured In Route Collision Near Centerville
Titusville woman Mrs Henry, 91, sustained injuries in a two car collision two miles north of Centerville on Route yesterday. The truck driven by William Greer, Centerville, attempted a U turn while Lavern Covell of Titusville started to pass and rammed the side. Both cars traveling south were damaged.
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Titusville
Centerville
Corry
Wster Rose Menry
Wiliam Greer
Mn Gut
Lavern Covell
Henry
Blythe Township Schools Reopen After Shutdown
Blythe Township public schools reopened in Pottsville Pa after eight teachers halted classes by not returning. superintendent Nash assured pay through state aid, while Dr Prarola B Haas promised state support conditions. The dispute centered on eligibility for grants to resume operations and lettered oversight pending further action.
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Pottsville
Blythe Township
Wes B. Nash
Bculykill County
Nash
Hhey
Prarola B. Haas
Ravndpin Witcha
Said
Britain warns in Berlin debate as Soviet blockade tightens
Paris dispatch reports Britains delegation in the Security Council denounces the Soviet Berlin blockade as the West demands a Berlin settlement. In Berlin, Soviet controls tighten with traffic through the Soviet sector and Brandenburg police sealing off routes and seizing food and goods to starve western sectors. The move aims to choke supplies to western Berlin while the airlift continues.
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Associated Press
Paris
Gritalin
United Nations Security Council
Berlin
Juan Alilo Brumagna
Alexander Cadogan
Britain
France
United States
Ruslan
Angret
Vishinsky
Alexander
Stalin
Vishinsk
Germain
Potsdam
Brandenburg
Brandan
Polgdam
Am “Illfojt
Witnesses recount fatal shooting in family murder trial
The father in law testified about a deadly confrontation that left Flayar Darwin Dailey dead after a quarrel with the defendant George Inlkebish. He described being shot and the moments as the defendant allegedly warned bystanders before the fatal gunfire. The trial continues with arguments and testimonies from both sides.
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Akaneres Bmethbowt
Indlay
Eesti
Saiiey
Triat
Eavehtar
Flayar Darwin Dailey
George Inlkebish
Haine
Alayebhy Wis
George Miscetish
Wad
Dalley
Los
Aciwat
Council to Act on 1949 Budget at Next Meeting
Preliminary discussion of the 1949 budget will be taken up at the first regular council meeting on November 1 with department heads providing live figures. Five council members will spend about six weeks reviewing proposed expenditures and receipts for the coming year. Also tied to the budget are pension plans for municipal employees as a second proposal was disclosed for discussion before any action. The council decided to abandon consideration of an annuity type pension plan proposed by a local insurance representative.
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Corncll
Wit
Connell
Walter Scoth
Cory
Aso
Canty, Civil Service Board
Lst
Toa
Washington Street
Pennspirania
Tony
Ne County
Goluncll
Alfred Cone in Poor Condition After Crash Injuries
Alfred Cone of 419 Biel Washington Street remains in poor condition at Cory Hospital after a wreck involving a Pennsylvania Railroad Topmotives engine near West Washington Street. An X ray and exam showed a possible skull fracture, chest injuries, fractures of a rib, and severe shock. Doctors say no visible change yet, but Cone is expected to recover barring complications.
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Alfred Cone
Biel Washington
Cory Hospital
Niscat
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Washington
Indictments by Allegheny Grand Jury in 1840s era
A grand jury in Allegheny indicts Phil Lange of the Worth Side on charges of tottery jyehation and attempts to tribe shrew detectives. Notably alleged bribery details were given and detectives Jixtert ware Bayar Burks, John Morvats l and Juan Murdoch mentioned in the proceedings.
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Errisburg W
Tmnhe Aleeghimy
Qolinty Brand Jury
Iriphemirial
Phil Lange
Worth
Nottetaily
Nounvy
Jixtert Ware Bayar Burks
John Morvats l
Juan Murdoch
Community Chest Effort Hits $18 421 Total Today
Campaign officials report the Community Chest has raised 18 421 so far with four days left. Manufacturing workers, retail merchants, fraternal clubs, and house to house toy drives are aiding the fund drive to reach the 99 600 goal. An additional 2706 was contributed to push the total toward the target as directors plan a noon meeting at Motel Corry to finalize plans and aim for completion before Saturday.
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Witpy
Robert Ott
Corry Tomorow
Villarrien Volcano eruption leaves many dead and missing
Bulletin from Santiago reports a violent eruption of the Villarrien Volcano in Cautin province. Dozens are dead and about 200 are missing after the mountain began erupting yesterday morning, sending ash and lava over surrounding areas.
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Santiago
Chile
Villarrien
Cautin
Tere
Augustin Parma
Ask
Gunman in Reuther attack named in witness tale
Detroit October report details testimony by John Miller that Bolton, a former Ford Local 406 official, discussed plans to kill Walter Reuther president of CIO United Auto Workers. Miller described Bolton’s statements in 1947 1949 including a $15000 payoff and a promised union job edge.
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Dy Associated
Detroit
Bolton
Walter F. Reuther
Cio-United Auto Workers
John Miller
Plsd
Kenn
Néty Bannon
Ford Department
Reuther
Tash
Miller
Balto
Walter Reuther
Baron
Ford
Uaw-Oto
Bannon
International Union
Explosion Injures Seventeen At Evansville Plant
In Evansville Indiana on October 16 a blast at the Blazer Resistant Company plant injured seventeen workers. The explosion damaged the basement maintenance and experimental testing shop where thirty eight were wiring. The cause remains undetermined and the plant housed about one thousand other residents at the time.
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Evansville
Ind
Res Fingersting Company
Vote Splitting May Soar To An All Time High
Associated Press reports that ballot splitting could reach an all time high in the Maverberg election as Gov. Thomas B. Dewey campaigns across New York. Dewey allies claim potential 225 to 400 electoral votes, while fearing smaller popular margins. He returned to Albany after an eight day, 10 state tour ending with a tomato incident in Syracuse.
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Associated Pres
Albany
Maverberg
Thomas B. Dewey
Smith
New York
Dewey
New York State
Syracuse
Texas City Gas Blast Kills Four. Dozens Hurt
Four persons were fatally burned and about 40 injured in a gas explosion and fire at a crossing near Texas City. Early reports tied the blasts to a ruptured pipeline with propane gas, as flames engulfed parked autos and surrounding area. The disaster echoes Texas City’s history of deadly explosions, with injured transported to nearby hospitals.
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Texas City
Galveston
Araupas
Hadith
Une
Diamster
U.S
Aintory
Mmi
UN Security Council orders cease fire in Palestine conflict
The United Nations Security Council unanimously orders immediate cease fire between Jews and Arabs in Palestine. Dr. Ralph Bunche reports on Negev fighting as Egypt signals acceptance of the cease and the council plans further discussions. Egypt condemns fighting while Iran and Soviet abstentions shape the vote and new negotiations.
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Associated Press
Paris
United Nations Security Council
Palestine
Council
Ralph J. Buncche
Israeii Woops
Beypilans
Negev
Egypt
Bunelw
Arab Palestine
Ynok
Niy Am Smd
Tiheut
Russia
Tivaine
Syria
Ukraine
Vbbels
Ubs
Israt¢il
Bunche
Tiryal
Newey
Tarsel
Ityee
Bhan
Israel
Ralph Bunche
Ehoh
Istast
Polkie Bernadotte
Teatestine
Bunehe
Sega
Biche
Varad
Dig
Malestiné
Delry
Arch
Apiy Mahmoud Fawsi
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