Neutrals press Berlin blockade end at UN Security Council
United Nations Security Council urged Russia to lift the Berlin blockade as neutrals push for a joint resolution seeking a settlement on all questions in dispute over Germany. Argentina led by Juan A. Bramucci urged a solution based on reason, not force, while Russia objected to parts of the plan. Cardinal Hlond of Poland died at 87, reported in Warsaw.
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United Nations Secure Council
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Syria
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Andret
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Executions reported as seven Communists executed in Athens
Amid a wave of arrests in the Athens suburb, officials announced seven Communists convicted of treason were executed and fifty others were arrested. In Seou l Korea a two day rebellion appeared under way with President and citizens protected by Gen. Douging.
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Martial law threat looms as French premier faces miners
Paris reports escalate in the 285,000 miner strike as violence erupts in Grandcombe Valenciennes and Bethune. Police and troops suffer higher casualties. calls mount for siege measures, troop deployment, and broader government action amid the Communist led walkout.
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Buying curbs fail to halt inflation
The Federal Reserve Board said it could not throttle inflationary forces with credit controls. Borrowed money purchases and exploration funding continue to drive the economy, leaving the central bank unable to curb rising prices despite policy attempts.
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Tedark
Corry Man 24 Shoots Self in Farm Incident
Harald Bromley of State Line five miles from Corry discharged a 22 caliber rifle at his left shoulder yesterday around 5:30 pm from his farm home. He survived in good condition at Corry Hospital with his nephew Lloyd Burdick and his father Frank Burdick notified. Police investigated and said there appeared to be no intent, suggesting sympathy or publicity. This followed two similar Bromley family self injures with the same weapon.
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State Line
Hovih
Corry
Lloyd Burdick
Bromley
Young
NLRB orders plant to cease and desist at Union City
Officials of York and Foster Inc a large chair plant in Union City have been ordered by the National Labor Relations Board to cease and desist from intimidating workers over union activity. The ruling, issued on a petition by the United Construction Workers affiliate of the United Mine Workers, requires the company to post a notice promising no interference with employees rights to organize join or support labor groups. The case centers on George W Hanlin who the union says was not fired for union activity but the company cites inefficiency and poor workmanship as reasons.
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Associated Press
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Four Cory youths placed on probation for vandalism
Four Cory youths George Andrus Burdett Smith Donald Jackson Richard Smith pleaded guilty to malicious mischief in Erie County Court and were placed on six months probation. They must pay full restitution for paint damage caused to cars in Cory and nearby areas weeks ago.
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Erie County Court House
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Richard Smith
Union City
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Nib
Andrus Javier
Chest campaign nears goal short of 28500 funds
The Cony Community Chest reports progress but remains short of its 28500 goal. Manufacturing employees and house-to-house canvassers trail, while corporations and advance gifts spearhead contributions. Plants and retailers lack reports as divisions push to meet quotas by tomorrow.
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Union and C J Sign Contract Ends Three Month Strike
The Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp plant resumed operations after signing the new working contract by both sides. A verbal settlement was reached last month and workers returned to the plant. A written contract faced initial signing delays but union officials completed the agreement and sent it to management for final signatures yesterday.
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Miketish Draws Life Term In Penitentiary
Smethport Pa. Miketish, 28, a factory worker from Gifford, was sentenced to life in Western Penitentiary for the clubbing death of his wife Gertrude 25. The fatal blow was intended for his mother in law, Salina Dalley 43, at her home. The jury returned a first degree verdict with mercy recommended.
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Salina Dalley
Truman Warns of Dangers to Voters in Nationwide Address
Associated Press reports from Washington that President Truman warned voters about dangers in the nation’s political climate. He attacked Republican proposals as harmful to working people and urged support for the Democratic ticket. Bankhead introduced Truman at the White House event backed by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. In New York, Dewey’s campaign planned big speeches to close out the race, with stops in major cities. The campaign strategy weighed further appearances, with West Virginia absent and Detroit excluded.
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White House
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Bankhead
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Cleveland
Boston
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West Virginia
Chapman Bevercomb
Senate
Dewey
Detroit
Dewey~Warren Citizens’ Committee
AL Smith Memorial Foundation
Texan is named head of Legion at national convention
Perry Brown of Beaumont Texas won the American Legion's national commandership by unanimous ballot at the 30th annual convention Midway in the middle of balloting Brown defeated George Ny Craig of Brown Indiana as the third man James P Green of Omaha Nebraska withdrew With 70 000 other Legionnaires on their way home the national executive committee will meet in Indianapolis to select next year's convention site Only Philadelphia and Miami remained as bids and pensions for all honorably discharged World War I and World War II veterans were approved.
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American Legion
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Texas
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Ind
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Mani
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Hans Boston
Dwa
Unclear Redference on Communist Figures Cited by U S House Panel
A fragment from Allmydale Nd October reports Rep J Bartell Thomas quoting estimates from the House Committee on Un American Activities. He suggests 180 to 285000 Communists in the United States, mentioning 75000 active supporters and party cards, with unnamed chairman remarks in a phone interview.
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Allmydale
J. Bartell Thomas
United States
House Committee On UN
Russia Losing Fight Against Voice Programs
Washington reports United States agencies stress the Voice of America broadcasts reach Soviet listeners despite jam attempts. Officials note broadcasts spread quickly after events such as the Kasenkina case, with Moscow observers later confirming rapid U.S. news dissemination. Estimates of VOA listenership have surged from 8 million to around 24 million in the Soviet Union.
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New York
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Truman to Visit Pennsylvania as Campaign Finishing Touch
Democratic State Chairman Philip Mathews says President Truman’s Pennsylvania stop will be a finishing punch to GOP efforts to win the state. Reports from Scranton Wilkes Barre Johnstown and Pittsburgh suggest industrial centers are eager to hear him. Senator Richard Simpson criticizes Truman’s attacks in Congress while AFL and labor unions weigh endorsements for state offices.
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Barre
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Keystone State
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Ten German war criminals hanged at Landsberg prison
Ten German war criminals were executed today at Landsberg prison amid appeals from Catholic and Protestant leaders. The men, including former SS commander Alex Plorkowsd and Hans Trummler, were hanged under a gray sky as William wrote Mein Kampf. All were convicted by American courts for murdering concentration camp inmates. Church leaders had asked the executions pause for further investigation of convictions.
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S. &Gol
Hans Trummler
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Wivler
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Army
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Cement Plant Starts in City
A. Zalzneck and Son prepare to begin operations with ready mix cement deliveries. The firm has installed equipment on West Washington Street, west of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and purchased two transit mix trucks for on site mixing and delivery. Materials will be loaded on the tracks and mixed during transit to customers. A storage building may be added later.
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Ma Zalaneck
Woman Hurt In Wreck Near City
A woman, Kathleen Duncan, suffered lacerations when the car she rode in collided with a truck on Route 277 three miles south of Corry yesterday afternoon. The other driver, Herold Duncan, and the truck operator, John Hanyak, faced the crash after the car veered left during a turn into a driveway. The Dunn car was heavily damaged in the collision.
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Herold Duncan
Tinsville
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R. D. J. Corry
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Hihd
Cease fire ordered in Negev as Israel halts fighting at 3 p.m.
Negev fighting paused as Israel declares a cease fire at 3 p.m. local time following UN mediator Ralph Bunche’s involvement. Egyptian artillery and Jewish forces reported activity around Beersheba and southern Palestine while observers prepare to monitor the cease fire at six desert points.
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Gaza
Bethlehem
Hebron
Gabu
Seatayy-Geeral
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Arab League
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Baelon
Ex-convict held for apartment robberies in New York
A New York court held an ex convict without bail as he faces charges of robbing multiple apartments. The case names Garten Niesen and other residents, with Assistant District Attorney E. Reilly presenting evidence. Proceedings continued after the December hearing.
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Ira
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