Congress Faces Higher Taxes or Inflation Choice
Rep Crawford of Michigan argues Congress must raise taxes to curb inflation while Senator O Mahoney advocates a revival of excess profits levies. The debate hinges on financing Europe’s recovery and controlling domestic prices amid a looming tax policy clash.
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Bamy Tate
O'No- Honey
D-Wiyo
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Grawlord
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Mahoney
Ohio
Eighty Thousand Dollar Jewelry Robbery in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama on October 31 a bold jewelry heist netted between 75000 and 80000 dollars. Four to six bandits entered the downtown store after binding and gagging a jeweler and his family at their home and stealing keys to access the shop. Detectives call it one of the citys largest jewelry robberies. The owner Louis W Perry and Lt Ot Pierce described the plan as heavy and well organized.
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Louis W. Perry
Ot Pierce
Dazing Snd
Irei
Perry
Belind
Typhoon Strikes Manila Area Causes Severe Damage
Typhoon signals raised as Manila endures heavy damage from storm. Six ships and several islands report destruction while rescue efforts focus on Buittan Bay and coastal communities. At least 60 people feared dead and 24 000 residents affected in Manila and nearby towns.
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Nees
Min- Aamilia
Tve 270
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Mayors to be chosen in 15 Western PA cities Tuesday
Fifteen Western Pennsylvania cities vote Tuesday on mayors while several counties pick judges. In Western Pennsylvania contests include Frank J. Gitting of DuBois a Republican and M Frank Gare of Arnold a Democrat as leading mayoral candidates. Other races occur in Altoona Johnstown Titusville Erie Uniontown New Castle Bradford Warren Sharon Oil City Monongahela Washington Greensburg and more.
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Associated Press
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Cal
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Payette
Westitoreland
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Osce
Ols Mills
Ebensburg
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Baden
Rochester
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Clarion
Knox
Tadlana
Homer Oily
Titusville
Erie
Uniontown
New Castle
Bradford
Warrell, Sharon
Oily
Monongahela
Washington
Greennburg
Prison Director Seeks Collins Return From Escape
Alabama officials press for the return of life-term prisoner James Collins, who escaped in 1936, fled to Pennsylvania, and built a building business with a family. The slain bank president Claude Hunt’s family and Collins’s relatives figure in the legal debate over sentencing and mercy.
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Aln
Alabama
Boswell
James
Robert Collin Shold
Madama
Debb
Chronello
Collins
Claude D. Hunt
Doylestown
Pennsylvania
Coline
French Premier Ramadier to reshuffle cabinet again
Parliament votes confidence narrowly as Ramadier faces pressure to remake his government within a month. observers note possible inclusion of Leon Blum or Paul Reynaud as tensions rise between center and far left.
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Leon Blum
Yauty
Paul Reynaud
France
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Iie de Gaulten
Vaslurday
Remaddier
Army to Retain Surplus Goods Amid Policy Change
The Army plans to hold back about 5 billion dollars worth of surplus goods instead of selling them. War Assets Administrator Robert M. Littlejohn said current stocks will be kept to support military programs and later use for relief abroad and other national needs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Oct
Armed Services
Mlijtary
War Assets
Robert M. Littlejohn
Iso
Europe
Army Department
Hind
Littlejohn
Varius
Poppy Day Event Planned by Legion for November 8
Corry ex servicemen gain access to two GL flight training options at Brokenstraw Airport with government sponsored costs for private and commercial licenses. Registrations begin this weekend at the Poppy Day sale venue.
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Renz | Ma
Brokenstraw
Corey Field
Ula
Renzina
SATA
America
Havana
Son
Patricia Schmidt
The
Legion Auxiliary
John Lester Mee
Mildred Heenel
Jack
Jackson
River Forest
Audienets Court
St Times
Wartime Pacific Allies In Reparations Dispute
A wartime Pacific reparations dispute involves Allied powers over postwar compensation. The Philippines demanded a larger share, while other nations argued over percentages of the total pool, with figures reaching into the tens of billions and years of negotiations cited.
Governor lifts hunting ban allows 30 day small game season
Harrisburg reports Governor James Dulr ends a straight ban on hunting due to dry forests and hazards. The 30 day small game season opens Saturday after rainfall reduces fire risk. State forests and parks reopen to visitors and fishing also resumes.
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Harrisburg
Fa. Qr
Pennsylvania
James H. Dulr
Jitte
Game Commission
Commonwealth
Dutt
Dhe Commonwealth
State
Fasier Terms On Installment Buying Hint
Washington brief notes easing controls on installment buying with a proposed federal policy change. Officials discuss down payments and repayment periods for autos, appliances, and machines, with inflation concerns and possible congressional action in November.
Warehouse Fire Causes 150000 Loss in Philadelphia
A five story warehouse owned by Sobel Tyner and Wiee Bo burned with £150 000 damage. Two other buildings suffered damage as flames, driven by a northwest wind, swept through the block. One American was injured. the blaze was started by an individual tied to the Sobel building.
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Central
Philadeljtpia
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Wiee Bo
Aller Wink
Wat
George J. Gallagher
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Gobel
Areman
Joy
Gallagher
City reads first paving bill to fund project
City Treasurer Irene Mitten released the initial payment to a bank for a project financed by a 48 thousand dollar loan. About 200 residents face a levy tied to paving costs, with dates set for assessments and a February plan to complete the work.
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Starmer
Cony
Bill Fox
Miss Mullen
Route 6 crash injures none on passing attempt
Two eastbound vehicles collided a quarter mile west of Union City as Oscar Owen of Union City and William Davis of Chicago tried to pass a truck. Both drivers were uninjured. the truck suffered $30 damage to its steering mechanism and the automobile was wrecked.
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Rate
Union City
Oscar Owen
Owens
Chicago Mail
Pan American World Airways Sightwrecked DC-4 Found Near Ketchikan
Bulletin reports wreckage of a Pan American World Airways DC-4 located on Adunette island mountainside near Ketchikan Alaska after the plane vanished Sunday with all aboard. Army PR confirms Rep Bennett claim of 6% unread aggression incidents by Communists in Trieste. Frank Ty Creadon resigns as national building expediter to join a government project.
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Associated Press
Beauly
Oct
Pan America World Airways
Aunette Island
Ketchikan
Maske
Rome
Trike
Marion T. Bennett
i-Mu
U.S
Trieste
Washington
Ty Creadon
Creedon
Teuman
Over 4 600 000 Pennsylvanians Eligible To Vote
Anoniat reports that 248 101 more residents were added to the eligibility rolls for the next general election after September primary registration drives. Republicans total 2 865 956 voters, up 195 175. Democrats 1 769 855, up 54 361. others 54 164, up 565. State total now 4 689 075, up from 3 374 in September.
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Dante
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Unions Ignore Today's Deadline as Gasoline Prices Rise
Four major unions reportedly ignore a looming deadline while Standard Oil and other refiners raise gasoline prices by about four tenths of a cent to a quarter increase per gallon. Executives cited higher crude costs and pending fuel oil expenses as the main drivers behind the broader price hike.
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Nadra
Standard Oil
Ti Phila Uelpblit
Bub
No Sugar Price Boost Expected
Sugar price controls end at midnight and grocers are unsure if a rise will occur. Interpretation suggests no immediate hike, with prior government pricing at about 10 cents per pound. Local residents and grocers debate hoarding and supply, but a sudden jump seems unlikely as stores report short supply delaying any move.
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Laval Groves
Corry
Oregon honors three leaders with state funeral plan
Oregon mourns Governor Earl Snell Secretary of State Robert Farrell Jr and Senate President Marshall Corbett after their fatal plane crash. A state funeral is set in Salem with half mast honors as Governor Hall assumes duties while offices face disruption and licensing delays.
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Ore
Oregon
Chamber of the State House of Representatives
Earl Snell
Robert S. Parrell, Jr
Cigh
Clifford Hogue
Keepire
Portland
John Hubert Hall
House of Representatives
Secretary of State
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Farrell
Tiquor Control Commission
Highway, Welfare and Unemployment Commissions
State Attorney General's Office
Last Day Under New Labor Law To File Papers
Washington reports that four major labor unions appear to ignore the deadline for gaining legal status under the reorganized National Labor Relations Board. The unions seek exemptions from the Hartley Act requirements while others push to comply or face NLRB dismissal of pending cases.
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Associated Press
Washington
Naonal Lebor Relations Board
United Mine Workers
Philly Murray
Juco
United Electrical, Radio and Machine
Worley
Lewis
APL
UMW
CIO
WLR
NLRB
A. DL
Denny) Lewis
Smd Hhenel
Tike Lewis
Murrays
Ufficim
Hearst Magazines sue Good Housekeeping Shop
Hearst Magazines Inc files in Federal District Court against the Good Housekeeping Shop of Beaver Falls charging copyright infringement and seeking treble damages. The complaint alleges the shop uses the "Good Housekeeping" name in commerce with home goods and advertising.
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Pittsburgh
Hearst Magazines, Inc
Meds
Good Housekeeping Shop
Tic
Beaver Falls
Whith Sélia Hougeholkd
Ios
Good Housekeeping
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