Berlin Communists push to wrest power from city administration
Berlin reports say Communist leaders form an action committee to pressure the anti Communist city government. They sidestep the four power talks while threatening reprisals against Germans aiding the West. Western authorities view the move as another bid to gain political control, with plans for a future coup and a Soviet backed currency proposal in play.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Bern
Thelos
Min
Christ— Lit Democrats
Liberal Democras
Socialist Aity Party
Plo
Hj. Taesliche
Olitlehl
Wilhl
Alexander G. Kotlov
Sovieb
Sollnlorgerau
All Democrats
Christian Democratic
Autury
Kotlov
Germhan
Boettiger Recovering From Polio At Naval Hospital
Associated Press reports five year old Buzz Boettiger, son of Eleanor Roosevelt and the late President, is recovering from infantile paralysis. He was released from quarantine at Core Naval Hospital and began exercises to strengthen him for discharge next Thursday.
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Associated Press
Los
Angeles
Ourlis
East
Tyra
30 000 Natives Escape From Path of Volcano
Large scale evacuation as Hibok-Hobok volcano on Mindanao erupts, sending ash plumes up to 18 000 feet and forcing 30 000 residents from nearby towns. Government vessels and commercial ships assist in relocating evacuees to safer ports across Camiguin, Misamis, and nearby provinces. An unidentified American volcanologist joined Filipino troops to assess a new crater formation one mile from the old vent.
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Minky Garl
Bert
Philippines
Mambacao
Isanda
Gamiguly
Nandanao
Adjecen
Surigao
Enitstabulary
Camiguin
Bohol
Misamis Ouental
Mindanao
Cagayan
Cebu
Stores To Stay Open Wednesdays In Warm Months
Retail Merchants union records show focal stores and the bank will resume 4 morning hours and open next Wednesday afternoon after noon closures. The Wednesday afternoon opening pattern has been followed in warm months for several years per the calendar, with a date set to resume full weekday hours this summer.
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Focal
Hee Bank
Continttem-Suxller
Senn
Lember
Top Democrat Denies Truman Reds Link
Washington report states Senator J. Howard McGrath chairman of the Democratic National Committee dismissed a GOP charge linking President Truman with Communists as a blue blooded herring. He accused the Republicans of distraction while questioning a possible 1944 working agreement between Communists and Truman. McGrath defended Truman against Scott's remarks as irresponsible and policeal gymnastics amid race for 1944 campaign.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
J. Howard McGrath
Hugh D. Scott
Scott
McGrath
GOP
Roosevelt
Grand Valley Boy Killed In Farm Tractor Incident
Seven year old John Daniel Lindqwist of Grand Valley Warren county died after being struck by a home made tension on the family farm. He died at Tikisville Hospital as investigators determine if he fell from the tractor or the vehicle moved from a fault. Coroner O M Sonne of Crawford county issued a certificate of incidental death. The boy, with a fractured skull above the right ear, was near the tractor along with his brother and sister when the accident occurred.
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John Daniel Lindqwist
Charles Lindquist
Grand Valley
Warren County
Lhe Tikisville Hospital
Crawford County
O. M. Sonne
Carl
Mary Ann
John
Uhuk Certh
Wattsburg Fair Ends Tonight With Crowded Events
More than 500 youths and veterans competed in the livestock judging at Wattsburg Fair where top prizes were awarded. A full livestock parade drew a large crowd, and tonight Lucky Crosby's drivers perform stunts before a radio and music program leads to the fair’s midnight closing.
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Wattsburg
Westerday
Beme
Lucky Crosby
Vina Lilley
Donald Bugini
Wininera
R. B
Wolf Howard
Jamison
R. R. Wolf
Howard
Joh W. Mesitten
Buller
Willie Kreger Mercer
Bishlop
Erie
Mark Duvall
Mercer
Willismn Krieger
Springville
Diken and Cunningham
City plans for long weekend over Labor Day
Plans for a three day Labor Day weekend include city offices banks and post office closing. Industrial plants suspend operations and stations anticipate light service while highways see heavier traffic and lakeside cottages prepare to close for the season. Local amusements anticipate a busy weekend amid favorable weather.
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Cory
Us Uidees
Stow
Corry
Cintulusqui
Canegshia
Tingley
Findley Lake Corp Elects Nine Directors for Lake Improvement
Nine Findley Lake property owners were elected directors of the Findley Lake Property Owners Improvement Corporation at Bradley's Hall in the New York village. Three-year terms went to M. Howard, Mrs. H. Howard, and A. J. Smollt. two-year terms to L. Cone, Sr., John Moll, Lynn Irles. one-year terms to J. M. Ceosull, G. LaRose, and Mrs. C. E. Rattey. The group plans to organize, draft by-laws, and elect officers next Tuesday, focusing on lake level stabilization, a carriage collection system, road improvements, lake system upgrades, and motor boat control.
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Findley Lake
Bradley's Hall
New York State Village
M. Howard
H. Howard
A.J. Smollt
L. Cone
John Moll
Lynn rRles
J.M. Ceosull
G. LaRose
C. E. Rattey
Nwon-Promk Group
Findley Lake Property Owners Improvement Corpora Lion
Ms Initiel
Elec
Fur Union Targeted by Probers in Red Hunt
Washington dispatch reports a House labor subcommittee plan to zero in on the Fur Workers Union led by Ben Gold. Officials say the union is run by admitted Communists, prompting manufacturers to complain their influence endangers business. The inquiry begins Wednesday amid charges of intimidation and pressure from the union.
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Washington
Gepl
Cor Btesainén
Tur Manutachi Em
Howse
O76
Fur Workers Union
Ben Gold
Gold
Communist Party
CIO
GTO
Com
John Graham
Graham
West Coast Refinery Strike Threatens Gas Shortage
A major West Coast refinery strike spreads fear of an acute gasoline shortage across California Oregon Washington and Nevada as 13000 longshoremen warehousemen and truck drivers join protests. Union leaders demand wage raises while employers and the government weigh potential impacts on supply with food stores and transit bracing for possible shortages.
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West Coast
Associated Press
ArolYiar Analor
Woslers
California
Herles &B
Demanas
Siitie
Califor
Washington
Oregott
Neva
Atiens
Olian sAfortane
New York
Han Bridges
CIO
Light Council Meeting Preview and Schedule
The light council, not met since August 18, releases a tentative September agenda. Items include Civil Service Commission test results and a per capita valuation report. Only Levey Stiles applied for the examination. council to hear the estimated per capita calculation and property valuation details at the monthly meeting.
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Civil Service Gen
Billy
Repets
Sparta Fair Set to Open This Thursday
Final plans outline the Sparta community fair to run Thursday through Saturday with exhibits in farming crafts home making and canned goods. Major events include a Saturday 2 PM parade on school grounds awarding cash prizes totaling 175 dollars for various categories and a children's section with multiple costume and decor prizes. Parade committee members are Gay Fish William Thompson and Helen Bates.
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Spars
Consburg
Besk
Tostume
Waylon
Besh
Gay Fish
Willian ‘Thompson
Helen Bates
Twin Girls Born at Corry Hospital Today
This morning two twin girls were born at the lore hospital to Mr and MrsBatt of 43 Weet South street. The babies arrived about 8 37 and ?:7 p m, ten minutes apart. The couple also has a 4 year old son.
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Corry Hospital
Windaughter
Lore Hospital
My. Wid Ts. Edmond
Weet South Street
Batt
Post Office to Close on Labor Day Observance
The Corty Post Offices will close all day next Monday for Labor Day observance. Mail delivery will be suspended in the morning and normal collections in the business section will occur as usual for special delivery matters.
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Corty Pos
72 Vets File for Leave Pay
Seventy five veterans filed for terminal leave pay as of the end of last month. Raymond Ta yner, VFW service officer, reports a sharp rise in cases due to budget slashes at the Veterans Administration. The VFW now handles 93 job trainees in the city and surrounding area. A breakdown of 380 cases during the month shows pension 42, education 375, out patient treatment 21, insurance 7, personal problems 5, veterans commission 14, job training 3, civil service 3, dental care 37, miscellaneous 54. During the 31 days, the service officer through the Pennsylvania State Veterans Commission distributed 99 quarts of milk and $229 in funds and other assistance to veterans and families.
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Raymond Tayner
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Administration
Hanellud Inet Monitha
Veterans Commission
Pennsylvia State Veterans Commission
Schuman Again Seeks Aides Amid French Cabinet Crisis
Paris reports Robert Schuman announced he had named aides but Prime Minister designate Sir Would Ley faced rejection from President Vincent Auriol, delaying investiture as the Corimurrist coalition falters. The strike wave spreads with 100000 workers demanding wage hikes as efforts to form a cabinet fail.
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Associated Press
Paris
Robert Schuman
Tralgmmlo
Ley’ Wiralny
Elysee
Fuli
Eablace
Stey
Corumurrist
Jack Ien
Iits Contant
Naleiniy
Petisien
Huipeine
Andre Murle
Wibtignon
Andre Marie
U S School Teachers Are Failing Youth Of Today Babson Charges
Gloucester Mass Sept 4 In this Tas column the writer laments lack of discipline and thorough teaching in Gloucester schools He blames busy teachers crowded curricula and pressure from textbook publishers He questions corporal punishment while noting heredity experts defend it and promises continuation on Page Three
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U.S
Babson
Kamed W. Bal
Gloucester
Mass
Jane
Floods threaten areas north east of New Orleans
The center of a gulf hurricane crossed New Orleans at dawn and tracked toward the Mississippi coast. Strong winds, lake and bayou surge threatened flooding east of the city. About four to five thousand residents left homes before daylight as embankments and a flood-control system faced rising water.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Mississippi
U.S. Weather Bureau
Emer
Ron Gwrish
Gulf
TelMernon
Fom Town
Whine
Groje
Sage Teo
Youths Born in 1925 to Register in City Roll
Fragmentary district notice indicates that youths born in 1925 must register within a period at the Usier baronet hall between certain days in May. Names and exact dates are unreadable in the OCR.
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Edo
Dee
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Neiler
Corry Evening Journal
ORM
West
Buzzie” Boettiger
Oficago
Betty Ledensorger
Amon
Findley Lake Corp
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Jongsharenwa
Ar Association Stalem
Olaf
William ‘O'Dwyer
WBN
Lapmolorigan
Awoyel
Truekine
Wike Huoet
Fu -Empoyer
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Rlickers
ATT
Tijkermiional Brotherhood
Esi Orginaly Ugkest
Yom Hames
Sparta
Schuman
Aurio
Biloki
Moisant
Miss
Penis Louisiana
Pe Piuyal Stanion
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