Reds to press for separate pact after peace treaty
Andrei Gromyko returns from the San Francisco conference amid claims of a massive propaganda campaign in Asia aimed at undermining support for the Japan peace treaty. Russia and Red China may seek a separate Communist bloc pact with Japan while India signals readiness to end its wartime state when the treaty takes effect.
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Associated Prep
San Francisco
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Asia
Gromyko
Gromyke
Japan
Gromy
Unitedtates
State Department
Pakistan
Sud Tidonesia
Tndia
Ealm
Deans Acheson
Shigeru Yoshida
United States
U. S. Senate
Destroyer Selyarling Hit by Enemy Shells at Warsaw
The U S destroyer escort Selyarling sustained damage and flooded No 2 fireroom after three direct hits from enemy shore guns at Warsaw. There were no casualties and the ship proceeded under its own power to Sasebo Navy Base in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Warsaw
Sasebo Navy
Japan
Iranian Premier Threatens Ultimatum Over Oil Dispute
In Tehran Sept. 1 1951 Deputy factions falter as Mossadegh threatens to set a two week deadline for Britain to remove forces and restore the Anglo Iranian Oil Company's profits while facing a weak confidence vote in the Majlis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prey Vehran
Iran
Heemir Mohamminea
Mesndtei
Keepppre
Military Voundenee Vale
Wek Leigh
al Poiney
Bella
Beyeath
Toreacion
Herkmanns
Wheile Mossadegh
Britain
Tulles
Abadan
Anglo- Tronian Oil Company
Vablugh
Sutunday Nb Bank
Wland
MISSING IN BOAT MISHAPS OFF LONG ISLAND AND NEARBY WATERS
Three men were reported missing after two fishing boats capsized and a third burned and sank near Lone Island and Five Island inlet. Survivors were rescued by Coast Guard crews, while searches continued for the missing crew members.
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Associated Press
New York
Loneland Isle
Roel
Licens
Coast Guard
Theodore Burch
Broollys
Walter Busch
Bronx
Henry Hatlort
Sheepshead Bay
Eihel
Long Island
Five Island Inlet
Reisier Steketee
Niscomset
Gerard Lamens
West Sayville
Theodore Sutar
3Uhemia
N.Y
Plum Island
He Coast Guard
New regime seen in Greece as Papagos leads vote
Field Marshal Alexander Papagos, hero of the Greek civil war, appears poised to lead Greece after Sunday elections. With 8,011 precincts reported, his Royalist Greek Rally held about 35 percent, ahead of Gen. Nicolas Plastiras's Progressive Union at roughly 25 percent.
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Associated Press
Athens
Alexander Papagos
Papagos
Greece
Nicholas Plastiras
Plastiras
Man
Progressive Union Party
Big Three Begin Cold War Talks in Washington
In Washington the Big Three open meetings with Acheson Morrison and Schuman, aiming for a Bonn plan giving West Germany near sovereignty and a path into the western camp. Diplomats foresee talks on Germany Bonn details, West German defense forces, and broader postwar cooperation amid Far East concerns.
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Associated Press
Washington
Acheson
Britain
Herbert Morrison
Terence
Tfme
West Gertwny
Aise Bulle
Bayt
Avbegon
Morrison
Force
Robert Schuman
France
San Francisco
Urey
Russia
Schillman
Germany
Tron
Bonn
San Fracisco
Far East
United States
West Germany
High Commission
West
Rome
Two Corry Men Plead In Court
James H. Sivele and Ernest G. Beckwitl of Lemon street pled guilty in Erie county court to burglary and larceny charges. They admitted taking two tied recapped items valued at $82 from the Weal Smith street service station operated by Charles Popovich. They remained in Erie county jail awaiting county judge appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
James H. Sivele
Ernest G. Beckwitl
Lemon Street
Wailly
Erie County
George Gordon
Wullty
Charles Popovich
Woman Air Force member dies in scooter accident
Katyeryn L. Andrews, 19, of the Women’s Army Air Force, died from injuries after being thrown from a motor scooter in Roswell. She was stationed at Walker Air Force Base near Rowell, New Jersey, and died after being brought to William Beaumont Army Hospital in El Paso.
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EL Paso
Tex
Katy
Tax Proposals Rise as House Caucus Debates Income Levy
Harrisburg report: House Republicans held a closed session to seek an income tax package to raise about 18 million dollars in two years. Senate Democrats split on the levy with Dent supporting a tax and Halusky opposing, while committees explored closing loopholes and new levies to meet a statewide budget.
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Harrisburg
House Republic
New Fe
GOP
Hust Wilh Jority
Ito
House
Senate
Jon Hy Dent
John J. Haluske
Dent
Halusky
Charles C. Smith
General Assembly
Gay
John S. Fine
Hoi
Assembly
Miss Lippert Seeks Singing Career After Miss America Run
Clare Lippert Lippert, 18, representing Pennsylvania, spoke of a singing career after her Miss America pageant experience in Atlantic City. She praised Miss Utah, expressed pride in Pennsylvania, and performed "Libby of Broadway" in the talent contest. Meanwhile, quadruple amputee Reeves wed Beverly Jean Hill in a church ceremony, with many presents from across the nation.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Mise Pennsylvani
Preeneyed
Prunette
Clare Marks
Miss Lippert
Keystone State
Pennsylvania
Utah
Clare
Anieska
Holiet
Hubert Reeves
First Baptist Church
Reeves
Beverly Jean Hill
Wilmington
Military Spending Measure Passage Due By Nightfall
The Senate prepares a large military appropriation bill totaling about 98 billion dollars for Army Navy and Air Force. Proponents push for rapid passage before nightfall citing expansion of US air power and potential weapons projects amid strong support and minimal opposition.
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Washington
United States
Mave
Genob Atomic
D-Wyot
Russia
Tn Udamon
Army
Navy
House
Senate
Senate House
Erie Railroad Bans Site for Parking Area
Erie Railroad will not permit the city to convert the depot site into a parking area after a new station is built. Thomas McGinnis said the land would stay with the railroad, but could be leased to the city for one dollar yearly if Council approves. The site lies along Center Street between the Erie and Pennsylvania tracks, near the station relocation speculation.
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Thomas McGinnis
Meadville-Salamanca
Ini
D. A. Hillstrom
Corryehamestown Mfg. Corp
McGinnis
Erie Railroad
Railway Express Agency
Bermuda Missed By Two Hurricanes Near Bermuda
Two Atlantic storms, Easy and Fox, narrowly miss Bermuda after a rare encounter over open sea. The collision weakened both storms, with Busy’s winds dropping to 100 mph and Fox from 100 to 80 mph before moving away northeast. Easy remained east of Bermuda at 150 miles, tracking northeast.
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Bermuda
Associated Press
MIAME
Fla
Atlantic Suricanes
British
Beramuda
Mlam
Weather Bureau
Busy
Erie Man’s Auto Wrecked In Area
State Police said 44 year old James Heeter of Erie lost control on Route 9 near Concord Corner and Ox Bow AM between Spartansburg and Nisi City. Heeter had just arranged a concession for the Spartansburg Fair. His car rolled over damaging the vehicle and causing about 875 in damage, but he escaped injury.
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T He Gedurr
Concord Corner
Ox Bow AM
Spartaiahueg
Nisi City
Corry
James Heeter
Erie
Heeter
Spartansburg
Raymond picnic draws large crowd at Mead Park
About 2100 people attended the Raymond picnic at Mead Park on a perfect day. The event featured a beef dinner, prize drawings including electric blanket and radio, and contests such as horseshoe pitching and softball. Winners included Tobius Mosher and Michael Popovich among others. prize categories covered general contests and rope and leg-identity games.
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Raymond Mie. Co
Mead Park
Amor
Geey Tree
Tobius Mosher
Ray Gathers
Sam Frsnehini
Mark Savko
Michael Popovich
Rise Mead
Manley Moore
Charlies Corre
Carl Coates Shee
Joseph Pitcavages
Lawrence Goring
Axe
Edward Brigham
William Dati
Erie Truck Driver Injured in Route 10 Crash Near Waterford
Edward Shelton, 38, of Erie was critically hurt when his 1950 pickup collided with a second vehicle at the Robles 19 and 86 intersection just north of Waterford. Shelton suffered a left arm fracture, a chest injury, and broken ribs and was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital at Mele. Paul James Brammer of South Point drove the second truck and stopped after mechanical trouble. Estimated damage to the two trucks was $2,600.
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Erie
van Yueait
Robles
Waterford
Edward Shelton
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mele
Shelton
Orth
Paul James Brammer
South Point
Damaga
Truman Urges Speedy Revision of New Economic Controls Law
President Truman pushes rapid revision of the new economic controls law in a Senate hearing plan. Maybank says hearings will focus on repealing or altering provisions. The proposal targets price controls, import limits, and dairy and basic commodity oversight to curb inflation.
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Banking Committee
Associated Wenss Washington
Segt
Truman
Senate
Loday
Maybank
DSC
Sie
Congress
Tsi JL
Capehart
Pitt Tour
Srumen
Ren. Herlong
D-Fla
America
Yon Sand Jy Sen
Hugh Buller
R-Neb
Hope
Jowster
Utah Girl Crowned Miss America of 1952 in Atlantic City
Colleen Kay Hutchins of Salt Lake City Utah won the Miss America crown amid disbelief from her family. The 5 foot 10 inch 145 pound winner is described as a Sunday School teacher who abstains from smoking and drinking.
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Utah
Atlantic City
W. J
Sal Bive
Collen Kay Hutchins
Salt Lake Ity
Colleen
California
Colleen Welaha
Hive
Airlin
Walsh
Land Behind Allied Lines on Central Front
May have been brought to Korea by occasion troops. No installations hit. Two Communist jets damaged in air battle.
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Korea
Associated Press
U. S. Eighth Army
Foren
Tistery
Sey Army
Tink Parschney
Tors Maye Beer
Allien
Francis Gabreski
Amerisa
Gabrosic
Fifth Air Force
Opti
Dam
Rede
UN Officers Clash With Reds in Kaesong
United Nations officers in Kaesong exchanged sharp words with Communist forces after probing a charge that an Allied warplane fractured the cease fire. They reported one bullet mark and about 50 caliber slugs found near stone houses during a four hour checkup in the neutral zone. The inquiry noted the shelling appeared to come from several directions and angles.
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Mensan
Korea
United Nations
Kaesong
Fred
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