Dem Committees Picks Convention City in 1948 Race
The Democratic National Committee met in Washington to choose a convention host city and begin polling for support. Philadelphia led the bid, with high party officers preferring the city for expenses and publicity. Rhode Island’s James Howard Merath was eyed as national chairman to succeed Robert Hannegan who retires for health reasons.
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Pennsylvania
Arrest Man for Assault in Derg de Hues Stamford
Detective Captain Daniel Hanrahan announced the arrest of 92 year old Obi G. Finn of Stamford in connection with the Lake George death of Reva Remick. Finn was arrested at his sister’s home and brought to Stamford police headquarters for booking.
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Opening Day Hopes Fade In Weather Affects Plans
The report notes dim prospects for a timely start as weather and stray notes disrupt opening plans. Officials, residents, and observers expect possible delays with a late arrest, while forecasts hint at cooler conditions and a reset of schedules.
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Convicted Life Felon Arrested After Alabama Escape
In Doylestown on October 29 Associated Press reports Robert Collins, an escaped life sentence inmate, was captured after Alabama authorities intercepted letters to his parents and a photo-led manhunt. Collins, once a respected Burkseminary resident, faces extradition as he remains jailed without bail.
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Justice of the Peace
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Forest safety visits delayed amid drought warnings in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports Governor Dunham has no current plan to halt hunting on state forests this Monday, citing drought conditions and a need for forest safety. Separate dispatches note a Brit US tariff agreement discussion and figures in Cincinnati about baseball suspensions linked to a signing, while Altoona reports a typhoid fever death in Blair County marking the year's first in the area.
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James H. Dunlh
Monay
Consider hike in U S military force to Greece
Washington reports officials weighing an expanded American military mission to Greece to aid the Greek army in preparing a cleanup offensive against Communist guerrillas. The plan would avoid sending U S troops and instead accelerate aid, equipment, and morale for a winter offensive. Officials say the move aims to restore political stability and enable Greece to pursue recovery programs, challenging earlier hopes that amnesty would dissolve guerrillas.
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Pennsylvania Guards Unit Prepared for Federal Recognition
A Pennsylvania unit, awaiting federal recognition within two weeks, faces delays that hinder advancement and access to uniforms arms and equipment. Captain E Shreve of Merdville announced the upcoming formal recognition while the battalion commander Wu vial noted the late acknowledgment stalls personnel status and active service placement.
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Communists Slip in Bagish Veting aay aasousiaenieere
COPENHAGEN Oct 29 Premier and Kristensen met to decide on a new government after elections. No party won a majority. Communists lost half their 18 seats. Social Democrats gained to 51 seats. Agrarian party led by Knud Kristensen won 49 seats, the biggest gain. With 76 of 117 districts counted, Communists had 46 992 votes versus 93 533 in 1945. National Unity trailed the Communists.
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Two More Film Notables Cited by House Panel
Washington reporting on the House un American Activities sub committee, two more film figures are cited for contempt as witnesses refuse to answer, joining other writers and workers in a push to expose alleged Communist ties. The hearings begin with Chairman Reed promising to press on, citing powerful influence seeking to divert the inquiry. Notable names include Samuel Ornitz Herbert Biberman and others connected to the Hollywood investigation, with defense of political beliefs argued by the witnesses.
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Mallz
John Howard Lawson
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Eisenhower
Corry Girl Scouts Honor Funder During Week Observance
Seventy seven troop scouts from four troops of Corry celebrate Girl Scout Week honoring founder Juliette Gordon Low. The event marks Low’s birth date October 31 and connects to the history of the movement beginning in 1912 with early USA chapters and global ties through the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts.
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Duff Seeks Hearing On Gas Line Across State
Harrisburg Oct 39 The Federal Power Commission will be asked by Governor James H. Dat to hold a full hearing on an application for another natural gas pipeline across Pennsylvania. The executive also asked to announce vigorous opposition in the project. The request for opposition was made by the Pennsylvania Solid Fuel Committee.
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Federal Power Commission
James H. Dat
Indictments in Starlite Club Raid Stun City Court
Defendants accused in a Starlite Club raid faced arraignment and bail hearings. Names include Alber Meyerhyrth Prue Purpuru Douls Qrtetly Carl Eiimeardn Ober Avaistany Herth YY Ciatiogta denephy Moetli Phomes Vinitisss AWlisraiL KHOWwH WS AL Murty and others. Witnesses and police involved described a gambling and vice crackdown in the city precinct.
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Record of Record Potato Harvest Boosts Yields at Beaver Dam Farms
The potato crop yields rise to historic highs across Beaver Dam areas as favorable weather and strong harvesting progress push production above 120000 bushels at Lynn Sill Farms. Tyau Miller Farm reports ample forage bins while Columbus area firms estimate a harvest near 20000 bushels for regional distribution. Corry and nearby towns receive the bulk, with John Bouwrites noting about 15000 bushels and widespread efficient harvesting.
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Gas Tax Revenue At Record High
Harrisburg reports state gasoline tax revenue reached a record high for the first eight months of the year, totaling 947 million dollars as consumption rose to 1.17 billion gallons. Revenue department figures project total revenue for the year around 72 million, with the eight month tax take and exemptions noted from federal consumption.
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Corry Community Chest Meeting Plans Public Campaign
The Weeder committee in Chiyiberul Commerce appointed Lo Jaitiyelt to lead the Cory Community Chest. About 100 people are invited to the Municipal Building for a meeting Tuesday. Attorney Roger Brows has filed incorporation writs. The chest target is neighbor hood $80,000 with a nine-member board of directors. Campaign plans are moving, though the project may slow in coming weeks.
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Mystery covers Polish leader in unclear border turmoil
Warsaw dispatch reports Prime Minister dusel Gycankiewimz told parliament that frontier guards stopped 35 000 people from leaving the country this year but opposition leader Stanisla Mikolajeagle escaped clear explanation on how he left. The fading details prompt questions about Mikolajeagle’s movements while the opposition party pins blame on border laxity.
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Rain Ends Fire Threat in Maine After Light showers
In Portland Maine October 28 Matthew Navare reports that light rainfall reduced the fire danger across parched woodlands and villages. Rainfall, the first in weeks, eased the severe fire threat though scientists warn several days of rain are still needed to fully curb outbreaks and aid fire containment efforts.
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Riot Clashes Between Communists And Paris Police
In Paris on October 28 a street fight erupted between Communists and police. About 40 to 90 injured as rioters besieged a rally at the National Assembly district, leading to police intervention and a halted meeting. Local observers and authorities noted heightened political tension amid wartime economic strains.
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Countians to Get Aid Boost in December
Erle county residents of Pennsylvania public assistance are slated for increased monthly allowances for food shelter and living costs. A State Board spokesman in Harrisburg said increases take effect early in December and simplify rules for determining eligibility and grant amounts as cases are reviewed, raising program costs by about $750,000 monthly.
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Oregon Governor Missing Plane Near Kittridge Ranch
Oregon Governor Snell and four state officials were aboard a private plane that disappeared while en route to a hunting trip at the Kittridge ranch in Lake County. An air search began with seven planes deployed as cloud cover hindered efforts. possible diversion to another destination was considered.
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Buck Buckets New Conservation Measures Feasibility
Republican Senator Buck signals potential wartime style food rationing may aid Europe. He backs a producer rationing plan for key goods and urges Congress to consider a nationwide system patterned after wartime coupons to ease domestic price pressures. Luckman supports pursuing further conservation steps through the Agriculture Department to meet grain-saving goals for export.
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