Vishinsky assails Truman policy as force driven
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky accused President Truman of basing U S policy on force and the guns before butter formula. He said Truman's San Francisco speech lacked anti Soviet sentiment and warned of Western attempts to curb Soviet aims while urging peace through coexistence.
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Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Truman
San Francisco
MacArthur
Vishinsky
Nexpayers
Russia
Stockholm
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Ajax Strike Meet Schedules Amid Ongoing Iron Works Walkout
The Iron Works strike, now in its fourth week, was to be discussed this afternoon at 2 at the Arsh negotiating session after state mediator James Addessi arranged today’s talks. Representatives of fusion and tisiavement were to meet as workers sought a pay raise, with the Independent Machinists union rejecting a 12 cent per hour offer for two years while requesting 15 cents.
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Wwe
Anne Ayia
Iron Works
Wielock
Fusion and
Tisiavement
Arsh
Ibn
James Addessi
Slike
Ster
Aux Tuedl
International Association of Machinists
Thiependent
Witton
Local men fined for shooting deer out of season
Cory detail officers arrested two hunters in Eldred Hill after spotting a loaded rifle and deer meat in their car. Blewster of Bedford paid 125 and Son of Dallas paid 100 for shooting deer out of season and related offenses.
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Cory
Eldred Hill
Wanven
Overs
Palice
Alge
Russell Hirry
Blewster
Bedford
R. D
Liberty Street
Dewel Son
Dallas
Tex
Sleaster
Son
Deep South
Lyle Watrous
Denuty Game Protector
Missing Father Sought by City Police
City police were asked to aid in locating Alvin Roberts a missing husband and father of three who left home Saturday with Harry Logan of Lemon Street Mrs Roberts said he had no money or food since the departure The family moved to Corry from Lebanon Telin about a month ago and resided at 716 West Main Street officers reported no sign of Roberts up to this morning.
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Alvin Roberts
Harry Logan
Lemon Street
Corry
Lebanon
Telin
West Main Street
oMcers
Roberts
Corry Crash Leaves Six Hurt After Reckless Driving
An Erie man, Robert Herbe, was cited for reckless driving after a collision on the Waterford-Erie road. Six people from Corry were injured and treated at St Vincent’s Hospital in Erie, including Louis Lundy and his wife Florence. Lloyd Lundy. Robert Goldsmith. Robert Herbe. and Donald Craft. injuries ranged from fractures and cuts to shock, with Lundy sustaining a dislocated hip and multiple injuries to both arms and ribs.
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Lloyd Bundy
Herbe
Goldsmith
Vocational Shop Classes Open to Corry Residents
James Harner announces local residents may enroll in auto mechanics machine shop blueprint reading and cabinet wood working courses. Registration at the Hatch building 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesday Thursday and next Monday. Fees apply per semester with conditions. Classes start in October with two semester format and minimum registration. Local law allows courses if 30 request them.
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Joes
James Harner
Corry Public Schools
Hatch
Corry
Harper
Survivors Of Tunnel Massacre Lauded By General
Brig. Gen. Frank A. Allen led a daring dash into Communist territory to verify reports of a mass killing near the Sunghon tunnel ten miles north of Sunchon. He found survivors and confirmed at least 68 American POWs slain by Red guards on a frigid night.
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Don Whitehead
Niga Sunghon
North Korea
Frank A. Allen
Cleveland
Ohio
Sunchon Railway
Here
Four Arrestees Linked to Corry Area Burglaries
Four suspects identified as Victor Daugherty Delmar Buell Don Nichols and Virgil Walker were charged after burglaries at the Log Cap Inn and the Bile Top Dairy Bar near Corry. Police say the men, aged 17 to 36, admitted to the two break ins but claimed no involvement in other recent thefts. Loot valued at about 450 dollars included meats milk cigarettes candy a shotgun two watches a radio a toaster and thirty dollars.
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Beil
Log Gab
Atom expert Pontecorvo still missing passport custody
Finnish interior ministry holds Italian physicist Bruno Pontecorvo's passport amid his reported disappearance and travel to Leningrad. Italian and Stockholm reports place him leaving Finland September 2 for Russia via Stockholm, with visa issues and provisional entry amid warnings from European colleagues about his status.
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Helsinki
Finland
Britain
Atom Exper
Bruno Pontecorvo
Russia
Ministry of Interior
Stockholm
Rome
I Tempa
Ponteeao
Leningrad
England
Harwell
Sir
Prof
Ponnecorvo
Fuistla
Miniuts of the Interior
J. Virulainen
Extension of Great Lakes ore shipping season debated
Cleveland October discussion among Coast Guard and shipping officials on extending the Great Lakes ore season beyond December 1. Rear Admiral Royd Raney to chair with Capt Dwight H. Dexter aboard Mackinaw. Spokesman says extension of at least two weeks under consideration as ice slows shipments to Timken and other mills.
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Cleveland
Atail
Great Lakes
Admaitel Royd
Raney
Ninth
Coast Guard
Cheboygan
Mich
Dwight H. Dexter
Mackinaw
Tirnaces
Penn a Week Potato Festival Ends With Auto Prize
The Corry Chamber of Commerce closed its Joint Pennsylvania Work-Poutty Festival with a prize drawing for a new automobile and a large crowd on North Center Street. A 2,000 plus audience attended the 2 PM drawing, followed by a 7 PM parade to Loveland Field and a program featuring the Tiltolson Sisters and Miss Corry Joanne Clabbaiz.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Corry High Beavers
Loveland
Lyle Chise
North Cater Street
Lucky Mim
Bev Uvawe
Chevrolet
Tsuitsui
C. of
Housands
Center Street
Loveland Field
Tiltolson Sisters
Wilma
Betty A. West
H. Lynn Rien
Don Bolerat Corry
David Robins
Wattsburg
Barrie Wilson
Union City
John Boleratz
Osuse Langer
Krone
Edward Brigham
G. A. Blinehard
Paull Henley
John Houghtling
Lyle Wilcos
Charles York
Te Pennsylvania Potato Grower Co-operative Association
Chamber of Commerce
Aluminum Controls Suggested in National Mobilization Plan
Washington report outlines next stage of wartime controls targeting aluminum and other key materials. Officials discuss limiting nonessential uses while expanding production and labor mobilization under new directives drafted by the administration.
Thirty Are Reported Dead In Landslide In Peru
Thirty persons are reported dead in the Banta River landslide high in the Andes near Pisneocha. At least 10 others are unaccounted for, and 23 were injured after a motor flight to the scene from Lima. A mass of rock and water demolished anhydroelectric station near Los Cedus.
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Associated Press
Lima
Peru
Banta
Corres «Pondent
E] Comercio
Timaeal
Los Cedus Hydrielectria
Wind damages area building in Marietta project
Weather and construction news describe wind damage to a local building and a Marietta project. The Miller farm structure uses tongue and groove blocks for a mortar free wall system, aimed at improving storage and shipping facilities as repairs proceed.
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Mother Nature
Ilte Keniay
Tyan Miller
Livel
Steed
Marietta
Storlite
Polalows
Three Perish In Home Blaze Near Huntingdon
A Huntingdon area fire killed Mary Fink, 60, her husband Tiage Fink, 63, and their son Raymond, 17, in a farm home near Alexandria. Mrs. Fink died after summoning aid and dragging her husband to a window before escaping the burning house.
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Jun
Flanes
Alexandria
Red Korean prisoners swell past 120000 as UN forces advance
South Korean forces near the Manchurian border push within 50 miles as North Korean prisoner numbers exceed 120 000. Allied air and ground actions reported heavy fighting around Pyongsan and Yonchon with thousands killed or captured.
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Korea
Sungle
Enngye
Nike
Willey
Oly
MacAviiu
Tokyo
Rae Fie
Allied
Eeiver
China
Teianoh
Amerleany
Aehine
Slawebler
Yonchung
Tay Thkya
Resistanien
Lenny Tilebd
United Nations
Teeet
Tinlod Kybinns
Eighth Division
Ameniem
ROK
Pukenang
Pyons— Yang
Hed Cepital
Supreme Court Agrees to Review Case of 11 Communists
The Supreme Court, on October 22, agreed to review the appeal of 11 Communist defendants convicted under the Smith Act. The case questions whether advocacy of overthrow by force is protected, and the court will hear arguments before issuing a final ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New ‘York
Rede
Coneider
Smith
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