White House study seeks Europe aid while controlling inflation
About 90 business and labor leaders met in Washington for an off the record study urged by the White House on aiding Europe without fueling U.S. price rises. Senators Connally and Malone signaled support for stopgap measures ahead of a November session, while the Federal Reserve urged merchants to retain consumer credit controls to curb inflation and avoid lowering supplies.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Europe
Tork Cornally
D-Tex
Foreign Relations
George Malone
R-New
Connally
Congress
Pond
Malone
Sie
Truman
Ped
John R. Steelman
State Marshall
Commerce Heriman
Agriculture Anderson
Merny Ford
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National Bank of New York
Harey
Bulls
General Mills
Prank W. Abrams
Shaidayd Oi
New Jersey
John Franklin
United States Lines
Paw Hotter
Committee For
Lecee James
Ouray
George Meany
A. E. Lyons
Railway Leabor Executives Association
Federal Reserve Board
Prio
Inw
Scranton Attorney Seeks Sentence Extension in Tax Evasion Case
Harrisburg Oct 21 District Judge James Alger Peto ordered Scranton attorney John Memola to state service at the end of a three year sentence he is serving for tax evasion. The judge, visiting from Portland Ore, also directed the acquittal of Miller A Johnson of Lewisburg son of former Federal Judge Albert W Johnson on related charges.
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Assuer
Harrisburg
James Alger
Miller A. Johnson
Lewisbure
Albert W. Sohngob
$200000 Fire At Franklinville Damages 'Associated Press' Report
A large fire in Franklinville caused by an exploding boiler destroyed a mill and damaged nearby structures. The blaze, fueled by wind, injured several workers slightly and destroyed thousands of tons of feed. Fire crews from multiple towns fought the blaze but prevented spread to surrounding homes and businesses.
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Franklinville
Biieotville
Deivan
Spriitville
Isetina
Sala
Inawon Tught
Maines
Mathias
Five Injured In Auto Wreck Near Clymer
Three people treated at Corry Hospital after a two-vehicle collision three miles north of Clymer near a side road. Alfred W. Lord and son James Lord of Cambridge Springs plus Wilbur Shepard of Cassadaga were discharged after minor injuries. The Bateses of North East reported blindness as the cause. damage to both cars totaled several hundred dollars.
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Corry
Noo Abe
Olyvier
Coleen Lord
Cambridge Springs
Wilbur Shepard
Cassadaga
Alfred W. Lord
James Lord
Booth
Corry Hospital
Harry Stevens
Clyme
F. Bates
North East
Clymer
Bates
Yelivle
Trucks Wrecked in Collision In Centerville
State Police report a Saturday collision in Centerville involving three trucks. Harald Rose of Spartansburg and Clair Post of Centerville attempted to pass while moving opposite directions, causing the Rose truck to sidespin into Clair Post’s vehicle, which then struck a parked truck owned by W. Fielding. Damage exceeds $550 with no injuries.
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Centerville
Hay
Harald Rose
Spartansburg
Clair
Post
RD. 4
Cpnterville
Three die in apartment fire in Newark building
A mother Mrs Calle Holliuts aged 42 her 18 month old daughter and her deaf mute niece perished in a four story brick dwelling at 32 Hillside Place Newark New Jersey. The mother reportedly gave birth to a still born child during the blaze. Authorities note a tragic loss with details continuing to unfold.
Corry Plants Begin Layoffs and Cut Overhead in Region
Corry plants started layoffs cutting 85 to 90 workers over the past week as firms trim non essential overhead by removing unproductive staff. State Employment head Stewart Long says former workers should find other jobs despite ongoing demand in the area. If steel were available at fair prices the Corry Jamestown plant could hire nearly 100 more laborers to meet order backlogs.
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Taday
Gorry
Stewart Long
Fis Tharming
Pere Une Corry-Jameston Mig
Plu
Russia Drops Warmongering Charges at UN Assembly
Lake Success Oct 27 Russia today moved to the United Nations to condemn alleged warmongering. A seven nation committee considered counter-proposals from Australia, Canada and France while the United States opposed the resolutions. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Yashinsky was defeated 29 to 12 as the committee refused to send the Russian proposal to drafting subcommittees, dimming Kremlin hopes. Delegates awaited a Russia suggestion on Palestine seeking a veto cautious Security Council action and independence for Jewish and Arab states through partition.
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Tres Lake
Russia
United Nations
United Suites
Grewse
Turkey
UN Assembly
Austrauia
Canada
France
United States
Pilin
Andrei Yashinsky
Kremlin
Palestine
Holy Land
Security Council
New York pays tribute to war dead in memorial day
New York honored 6281 war dead with a harbor tribute and mass services in Central Park attended by up to 400000, as the posthumous Medal of Honor recipient was carried on a caisson and chaplains of Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish faiths led memorial rites. In Philadelphia and Camden, thugs cracked vaults and looted about 11000 dollars from Brock Lunch Service and other sites over the weekend.
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New York City
New York
Europe
New Maurioland
Joseph VY
Connelly Mrr
Trst
Central Park
Philadelphia
Clymer Man Fatally Hurt In Train Crossing Crash
Lawrence J. Maxwell of Clymer died at Corry Hospital after his 1930 Chevrolet coupe was struck by Pennsylvania Railroad No 981 southbound train near the Antinur Town farm. Maxwell, age unspecified, had driven to fetch water for his home. he died about three hours after the collision. State police and the coroner investigated. funeral plans were announced for Maxwell, who left a daughter Mrs Crandall of Mayville and a son Richard Maxwell of Rochester.
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Clymer
Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Yorke
Lawrence J. Maxwell
Dewth
Buffalo
Oi City
Pennsylvania
Limact
Riit
Spitzer
Glymer
Corry
Unin
Mr. Maxwell
Sam Clymer
Sally Wrips
Antinur
Bersat
New York
Coroney
Dall Crandall
Mayville
N.Y
Richard Maxwell
Rochester
Clipper Last Heard From During Rain Lashing Wind Storm
Greek Air Force reports a Swedish Air Lines transport with 44 aboard including two Americans crashed on Mt Hymattis southeast of Athens. Wreckage located. one mover seen, possibly a shepherd. Americans aboard named Wariner and Miss Rush. Plane en route Istanbul to Rome, last contact at 2 p.m. BST.
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Greek Air Force
Mt. Hymattis
Athens
Atemen
Wwneek— Age
ABA
Stokholm
Sali
Kenneth Ohn
Doty
Uh Tall
Mr. Wariner
Miss Rush
Wuneau
Alaska
Ketchikan
Annelfe
England Train Wreck Kills 21 in UK Rail Disasters
Rescue teams comb wreckage near Goswick England after Edinburgh to London express derailed killing at least 21 with 10 or more injured. The crash happened on a tracks under repair beside a golf course. several carriages overturned as passengers were evacuated to emergency hospitals. Britain has suffered multiple rail disasters this year raising the toll.
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Goswick
England
Britain
Allways
Edinburgh
Scotland
Dtlv
Croydon
M1 London
Saturk
Incendiary Brush Fire Probed in Beaverdam
Firefighters battled an incendiary brush blaze near Beaverdam yesterday and today, aided by forest foresters at Walters. Crews worked to control flames threatening Bull Acres and nearby lands, with an estimated cost at Bull Acres area. The cause remained under investigation as authorities sought to prevent a recurrence of such fires in the region.
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Noroaers
Lovell
Lawson Held In Contempt By Probers
Associated Press reports Lawson, writer, held in contempt by the House committee after defying questions about alleged ties to communism. Subcommittee chair Stripping says the panel may seek a contempt citation, with penalties including fines and possible imprisonment. Lawon refuses to answer, citing invasion of privacy and questioning authority. The House debate recalls past refusals on committee subpoenas.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mn-Auerleayy Advillas
John Howard Eawson
Stripling
Lawson
Divine
Thomas
Livex
Congress
Adult Classes Start Tonight in Hatch Building
Evening extension courses conducted by Carry school’s Vocational Department begin at 7 o’clock with two offerings, one on shop math and the other on automotive mechanics. Registration remains open for those over 16, regardless of employment, urged to attend the first class tonight. advanced blueprint course requires more sign ups. In Porter’sville, Dr. Richard Rowse’s shotgun death being investigated by State Police and Butler County officials. coroner awaiting cause of death for Beaver County physician.
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Hatch
Vocational Department of the Carry
Portersville
Butler County
Richard
Rowse
Beaver
Sharles Deieler
Woodshear
Hearby Road
Communists in Fresh Attack on De Gaulle Plan
Paris reports a new Communist push against Charles de Gaulle as France heads to elections. De Gaulle denounces municipal voting shifts and calls for laws to secure a parliamentary majority. Rally for the French People wins the most votes but no party gains a clear majority, while Communist comments warn of power struggles and strikes loom.
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Associated Press
Paris
Charles la Giwalled
Prance
National Assembly
Be Gaulle
de Gulley
Poole
RPF
Lnger
Bat
Aimé
Lorimend Borte
Communist Parity
de Gaulle
Prince's
Edouard Her
Vint
Son
Stolen Car Recovered Near Corty Farm
A Buick automobile stolen from West Pleasant Street Thursday night was found abandoned in a barn at Cratle farm four miles from Corty. Paul Votpolis Andrew Cinkis and George Cratle located the vehicle Sunday afternoon and notified Corry State Police. The car was undamaged and the keys remained in the ignition.
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Eyle
Stanford County
Corty
Tobias, Corry
R. D
West Pleasant Street
Cratle
Paul Votpolis
Andrew Cinkis
George Cratle
Fires Under Control In New England Crisis
Report says three forest fires caused $32 million in damage across New England. Exhausted crews held the line as winds threatened rekindling. Maine arson chief notes three direct fires. a juvenile was confined for logging-yard arson. other suspects detained or released. Cross notes 2,800 homeless and 3,500 displaced.
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New England
Fortland
Owl
Jwurly All Fire Zone
Joseph A. P. Plym
Ehief
Maine
Lilt Ib
Whiwesiet
Bath
Mathearson
Akins
Wheatiie
New Hampshire
Cormthan
Rec Cross
Red Crows
Worley
York County
Everett S. Knight
Food production decline serious says council report
The International Emergency Food Council warns nine twin problems of food and dollar shortages abroad could trigger world economic collapse. The 1947 report notes crop year output will be well below prewar levels, with per capita supplies 2 to 3 percent lower than last year and nearly 10 percent below prewar production. It attributes uneven declines and says U.S. and Argentina have higher consumption while parts of Europe and Asia lag. The council distributes scarce foods to shortage areas. In a separate note, 16 year old Jack Hudson of Osceola Mills, Pa., died from injuries after a collision involving two bicycles and a car near Osceola Mills. two other youths were injured.
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Arsncti
Washington
International Emergency Food Council
D. A. Fitzgerald
Do-Nation Emergency Council
Philipsburg
Jack Hudson
Osorola Mills
B.C
Osceola Mills
Robert Minewenser
Bernard
Osceola Mulla
Negro Died in Electric Chair at Rockview Prison
Lawrence Brown a 21 year old Philadelphia negro was executed in the electric chair at Rockview Penitentiary for the murder of a crippled shoeshine stand owner after a dispute over a dice game. He entered the death chamber at 12:31 a.m. and was pronounced dead three minutes later. He had shown no visitors or letters in his last day. The prison chaplain attended him and his burial was arranged by the prison.
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Damen
Brown
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