Marshall clears way for new Big Four meeting
American officials predict fresh discord over Italy's war losses and warn of renewed Soviet propaganda as the Big Four may reconvene in Paris. Marshall plans to lead the U S delegation with the UN Assembly set for September 21 and a three-day window for ministerial talks amid anticipated disagreements.
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Italy
Washington
Aidy
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Porviga
Camell
Pass Orl
Bocreliry
Staly
United States
Rsslu
Bill Marshal
Moscow
Paris
Briain
Prence
Krehlii
Tte Foreign Ministers Council
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Tau
United, Navus General Assembly
UN Assembly
Marshall
Troubles Mounting for State Milk Commission
Pennsylvania milk price turmoil widens as court suits challenge price orders. Dairymen Cooperative seeks to reform August 20 order raising Scranton Wilkes-Barre area prices to 21 ½ cents a quart. commission stance to October 11 effective. United Grocer Association of Wilkes-Barre also appeals, warning of hardship. Treasury reports show September federal receipts and expenditures with total debt near 253.8 billion.
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Commission
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Mills Contact Commission
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Associaton
Dauphin County
Scranton
Wilkes-Garre
E. N. Cribb
Saccesation
United Grocer Associaion of
Wilkes-Barre
Move Office Of Area Draft Board Transfer And Reorganization
The Move Office of Area Draft Board relocates to new quarters at the Tinton City National Bus building. Registration processes will shift to the new location, with recent renovations completed and equipment moved.
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Area Draft Board
TPG
Lake Yostering
Tinton City
Brent Hall
Burkett
Parties Set for Opening of Pennsylvania Vote Drive
Republican and Democratic leaders prepared to launch campaigns across Pennsylvania for the November 2 election. A Democratic state committee meeting in Harrisburg will adopt a platform while Republicans plan speeches by Gov. James Duff and U.S. Senator Edward Martin. Voter registration drives race to add as many as 500,000 new names, with statewide activity in all 67 counties ahead of the deadline.
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GOP Committee
Pittsburgh
Associated Presa
Harrisburg
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Pennsylvania
Republi
Commonwealth
Lomernow
Pitts
Treaswer Ramsey
Blark
Wudstar
William J. Line
Democratic State Committee
Dames H. Duff
Edward Martin
Othe
Parkies
Black
Lane
Allerheny County
Democratic State Executive Committee
General Assembly
Senate
Dauphin County
John E. Peters
GOP
M. Harvey Taylor
Petes
William Pree~land
Halifex
Midwest Girls Lead In Miss America Parade
The 1948 Miss America preliminaries in Atlantic City crowned Marilyn Robinson of Ogden Utah as talent winner for a motherly monologue and Bebe Shopp of Hopkins Minnesota as swimsuit standout amid 8000 spectators. Dorothy Jane Free of Chattanooga Tennessee took talent honors in prelims.
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Heymenne
Atlantic City
N. d
Midwest
Marilyn Robinson
Ogden
Utah
Miss Shopp
Vera Ralston
Wichita
Kas
Jane Free
Chattanooga
Union Decision Reported by C J Officials
The O Ort ys Ausetown union negotiators and SHiyan dT with Fred Kiley reported a plant offer. The workers will sue if not resolved by the union’s next meeting, and a meeting with management is planned. Mayor Kinley seeks to arrange a meeting today to close remaining gaps.
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Gegollating Conn
Shiyan Dt
Fred Kiley
Hayer
Ingtight Wettsenes
Winlow
Petre Il
Yenberuny
David A. Tillaitom
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Kinley
Actress Rita Johnson Near Death After Head Injury
Hollywood detectives probe possible accident or foul play as Rita Johnson, once hailed as Jean Harlow’s successor, lies in critical condition after a head injury in her Los Angeles apartment. Surgeons removed blood clots in a six hour operation and doctors report slight improvement. A hair dryer failure is being explored as a possible clue to how the head injury occurred.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Rita Johnson
Jean Harlow
Adeiwert
Miss Johnson
20 Yugoslavs Killed In Greece Amid Border Clash
Athens reports 20 Yugoslav soldiers killed when a Yugoslav force entered Greece with Communist rebels two days before. War Minister George Stratos announced revised figures, with three officers among the dead and three more captured for UN interrogation. He accused Albania Yugoslavia and Bulgaria of border violations and urged international action to prevent wider conflict. Greece may accept a multinational force to seal a 500 mile frontier with neighbors.
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Associated Press
Athens
Governmet
George Shatos
Balkans
United Nations Commission of the Balkans
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Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Ner
Communists Claim Fascist Rowdies Incited Berlin Uprising
Berlin reports bloodied street fighting as the city remains blockaded and divided. Soviet occupation tensions rise while anti Communist protests surge, with both sides accusing the other of provocation and violence.
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Berlin
Deadly gases spew from volcano forces island evacuations
Reports from Manila and allied commands describe rising gas emissions from a mile high volcano. Naval and army authorities coordinate evacuations of islanders as warnings grow of toxic fumes and heavy smoke. No casualties reported so far, with estimates of 50 000 islanders affected, mostly in Mindanao regions.
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Seppi
Piilippine
Ransport
Weigel
Meneral Weigel
Minty
San Francisco
Broniten
Messie
Uwe Wit
Ex Pittsburgh Mayor Dies in St Louis
William McNair former Pittsburgh mayor and single tax advocate died in St Louis railroad station at age 87 while en route to a Henry George School meeting. McNair rose to office amid a controversial, flamboyant career noted for reformist aims and sharp, provocative remarks.
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CBS
Willam No McNitr
Houston
St Louis
Henry George School of Social Science
Henry George
McNair
Middletown
Yioliti
United States
Youths Born In 1927 Register For Two Day Camp
Those born in 1927 will register for the Peacetime craft event today and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the new death heat quarters above the Unlay City National Bank. Eligible individuals may register on those days at the listed location.
Finance Director Polaski Quits Erie's City Council
Erie news reports Finance Director Polaski resigns amid political upheaval and calls for accountability. The article notes friction with Mayor Sherman Hickey, budget reporting tensions, and ongoing discussions about replacement. Names such as Len Phlusik and George Christoph appear in the coverage, with speculation over successors and party dynamics shaping the city council fallout.
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Ciy Conwell
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Etree
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Develapti
Charles Laie
Len Phlusik
Roy Os Eotiyell
Ako
Axis Sally Indicted on Treason Charges in Wartime Broadcasts
A federal grand jury in Washington indicted Mildred Gillars known as Axis Sally on treason charges for wartime propaganda broadcasts from Berlin. Prosecutors say she aided German efforts against the United States by delivering radio programs from occupied Europe, including material broadcast to Allied troops and various locations in France and Berlin.
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Washington
Puleys
Mildwert
Tilizabeth Gillars
United
Hold 3 Former Army Officers Face 500000 Bond Fraud Charges
Three ex Army officers and one Weston, Massachusetts man were indicted in Boston on charges they peddled 500000 dollars worth of bonds in a federal fraud scheme. The defendants named include FR Ashton of Stamford Conn Gerald A Rowland of Brooklyn Seymour Lerner of Brooklyn and Wendell Wovton of Weston Mass. Federal officials said the officers aided the distribution of the bonds through the suspect scheme.
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Nagis
Starker
Ashton
Gerald A. Rowland
Israel Rejects Bernadotte Plan
Reliable informants report Israel rejected proposals for gradual broadening of Jerusalem demilitarization. The ideas came from Count Folke Bernadotte, UN mediator, after a meeting with Moshe Sharett. Bernadotte flew to Rhodes to prepare his report to the Security Council on mediation and the truce.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Gaunt
Palke Berviadotte
UN Mediitor
Joumnferrea Yath Trael
Farelen
Moshe Shertok
Bernadotte
Rhodes
TIN Security Counieil
Bernadisse
Ab Rhodes
Colina
Hopes Dim For Ending Nations Major Strikes
Idle in oil, shipbuilding, and trucking across metropolitan areas number about 115000 as work stoppages persist. At New York and northern New Jersey docks, 15000 AFL and CIO workers voice wage demands while broader talks resume. Regional unions consider wage offers amid a federal gasoline shipment embargo and plans for a vote on signing affidavits.
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Warren native near death at Allegheny General Hospital
Harry L. Mitchell 65, president of West Penn Railways and West Penn Power, lies in acutely critical condition at Allegheny General Hospital after a Wednesday illness while visiting New Alexandria. A Warren native, he joined the firm in 1902, led the railways in 1997, and became president of the power company in 1909.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Harry L. Mitchell
West Penn Power Company
West Penn Railways Company
Allegheny General + Hospital
Stricker
New Alexandria
Mitchell
Westie
Pennsylvania
Railways
PGC Warns Of Gas Shortage This Winter
The Pennsylvania Gas Company warns residents of potential gas shortages this winter due to extreme cold periods. Despite storage expansions, production curtailment and industrial use have cut supply, threatening domestic customers. Storage in the Willsey area has risen to over a billion cubic feet, easing some pressure.
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Mwe
Warren
PGC
Wuerait
Cony
North Clymer Woman Burned
Dora Dutink of North Clymer was burned when clothing caught fire while burning rubbish yesterday afternoon. She sustained second degree burns to the chest and neck and was taken to Cony Hospital in serious but improving condition.
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Dora Duinke
Nuri Clymer
Cony Hospital
NLRB Counsel Alleges Lewis Violated Taft-Hartley
Washington dispatch reports government attorneys claim John Lewis and the United Mine Workers violated Taft-Hartley by securing a steel industry union shop without a pre election. The union shop would compel workers to join the union, a provision steel initially refused, prompting a week long strike before agreement with a conditional proviso subject to possible future illegality voiding the contract.
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