Bevin urges wartime lend-lease revival
Bevin tells Legionnaires that reviving wartime lend-lease would solve Europe economic ills. He argues economic conditions must be righted before any settlement in the world can be attained and says Britain has the will to win.
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Europe
U.S
Fork Knox
Paul A. Griffiin
Vas
Nablon
American Legion
Witmer
British Legion
United States
Bevin
Washington
Phnp
Leose
Fom
Congress
Whiell Ly
Jay
Alhough Vale
Bevin Pushes U S to Reopen War Time Aid Plan
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin urged reviving U S wartime lend lease to ease Europe’s economic ills. He said Congress must authorize any resumption and warned that without action, settlement abroad remains impossible. Washington noted congressional approval is needed before resuming any aid plan.
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Ascilated
London
Ernest Bevin
Europe
United States
AFL To Be Active In State Politics
The AFL Pennsylvania Federation of Labor plans a political action committee to back anti Taft Hartley candidates in 1948 state and congressional races. Chairman James L. McDevitt leads 17 members funding via voluntary union contributions. The group signals future participation but action on anti-Communist statements was deferred.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Afl-Pennsylvania “Federation of Autor
Politics Action Committee
James L. McDevitt
Executive Council
Cone
Political Action Committee
McDevitt
Congress
McDevits
Enid McDevitt
Nmme
Tive Park
National Labor Relations Board
Ind Times: Council Debates Trieste Governor Amid Indonesian Conflict
Security Council delegates focus on Dutch Indonesian clash while debating a Trieste governor appointment. Three candidates remain for the Trieste role: Auguste Buissevet, Theodor Brock, and Joaquin Pernasdes. Gromyko presides, seeking prompt reports on Java and Suez issues as Egypt presses withdrawal terms.
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J. N. Council
Trieste
Associated Press
Security Council
Selevision
Java
Gromylo
Tri~ Este
Auguste Buissevet
Belwisi ‘Nterim Miniater
Theodor Brock
Narvik
Norway
Joaquin Perns
Three Corry Men to Testify in Area Man's Trial
Three Corry men including Edgar Alexander of Cory Hospital, Dr Archie Tite, and R Laurence Davison are subpoenaed to testify for the Commonwealth against Harvey Kellerman in a May 1946 death case. Kellerman, charged with involuntary manslaughter and aggravated battery, faced trial as his two year old son died in Cory Hospital in May 1948 after an earlier accidental death ruling. The Spartanshire farmer claimed the child fell from a woodpile and collapsed later, but authorities pursued further action after a second death of a twin. Kellerman was indicted after a lengthy probe and released on bail two weeks prior on a voluntary manslaughter charge.
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Theer Gorey
Spartans
Commonwealth
Harvey ‘Kellerman
Ansburg
Smallsom
Edgar Alexander
Cory Hospital
Archie ‘Tite
R. Laurence Davison
Corahief
W. H. Earnest
Kellerman
Corry Hospital
Ihe
Crawford County
Laole
VolUnluwy
Solons Doubt Price Controls Will Be Resumed
Six Senators voiced doubt a new system of pricing would work and prefer not to reimpose peacetime controls. They warn such measures could curb enterprise and burden business with state power, while urging price restraint through market adjustments and war-focused policy.
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Solons
Astootsted
Washington
Congress
Saparate
Serr Flanders
Dun
Faust Sith
Uilize
No- Linsk
O'Mahoney
D-wye
Coveress
Etter
Ball
R-Minn
Tlk
Local man sits on murder jury in Corry case
Aningiman jurors hear James Black, 33, charged with fatally bludgeoning Robert L. Campbell after a drinking party at Black's Evie home. Two alternates were to be chosen at 10 a.m. as the Commonwealth opened its case before Judge Timer L. Evans. Black is defended by Lowa Benacel.
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Fieg
James Black
Robert L. Campbell
Tle County
Commonwealth
TIS
Black
Lowa Benacel
Cambell
Wesby
Evie June
Timer L. Evens
Joseph T. McMahon
Worth Street
Corry
British Coal Strike Ended at Grimethorpe After Five Weeks
Grimethorpe England strikers voted to return to work Monday ending a five week unauthorised coal stoppage that idled 60,000 Yorkshire pits. Miners elsewhere in Yorkshire joined in sympathy, risking an economic crisis as Britain faced fuel shortages. Union leaders expected all strikers to resume work with the Grimethorpe walkout's end. The dispute began after the National Union of Mine Workers and the National Coal Guard urged workers to demand longer cantleage to boost production. The men said current output met their needs.
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Magnumeu
Reese Lowdon
Guimethorpe
England
Yorkshire
Britain
Grimethorpe
National Union of Mine Workers
National Coal Guard
Miles
Askna Grimethorpe
Demonstrations in Port Said over Security Council failure
Egyptian crowds in Port Said and Alexandria confront British sites as protesters decry the UN Security Council for not acting on Egypt. Police bar entry to the British consulate and a camp, while demonstrators topple the statue of Ferdinand De Lesseys amid chants against Bevin and Cadogan.
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Cairo
Sept
Perdinand de Lessewy
United Nattons Security Council
Egypt
Port Said
Cumstat
Algxandria
Caita
Burt
Counil
Security Council
Bultan
Russia
Poland
Syria
Cueny
Aleander Cadogan
Eran
Corry Youth Robbed in Erie Alley Assault
A Corry youth, Fleming, was robbed and assaulted in an Erie street alley. A man asked for a match, struck him, and fled after taking a wallet containing only a driver’s license and ID. Fleming received a head injury and was treated, then discharged from hospital. Police plan follow up on the suspect’s flight through the alley.
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Charles Menning
Corry
Walleway
Whede Ntiferthie Weshering
Ailey Heteen
Brie Strevis
Peart
Offheys
Adler
HeLtiee
Pleming
Hesal Hospital
Fleming
New Jersey: Constitution for ratification after convention
New Jersey's proposed constitution was delivered to Governor Driscoll after three months of work. Convention President Robert C. Cluhrer handed the document to the 44 year old executive, who urged ratification at the November election as a bipartisan product serving the public welfare. Treasury report notes receipts and expenditures for September with a large local debt total.
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New Brunswick
N. J
New Jersey
Driscoll
Chit
Robert C. Cluihler
Driscall
Three Erie youths arrested after farm thefts in Warren
Three local youths from Erie were arrested in Warren after a Corry Police tip led to their custody at the Warren bus station. The suspects, aged in their teens, are accused of breaking into a Columbus farmhouse, stealing jewelry and other items, and are being held for questioning. Police recovered stolen items including eyeglasses and rings and say the trio were wanted by state police in connection with the Beantown Farmhouse crime. The case involves charges of burglary and possession of stolen goods.
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Warren
Corry
Columbus
Siste
Warrely
Brie
Ringly
Shayeltie
Warren Meee
Wan Ie
Questi
Smal
Udine Lee Paline
Tie Teppei
Duyr Styre
Propiecor
Tade J
Tickels
Eric
Chupges Ware
Ferred
Sguin
Cocey
Teal Inflvers After 1H Was Lonrneel
He Farnt
Mela VW
Burlet
B.D
Uoliihubus
Bride of 3 Weeks Shot During Sister Witnesses in Denver
A bride of three weeks was shot by her husband Charles E Geiser Jr a Denver student from New Mexico as her sister watched Det Sgt Arthur Shotwell said the man fired five times after a 12 day courtship The couple had separated rooms and discussed dissolving their marriage Geiser consulted an attorney about an annulment as警方 prepared murder charges.
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Hus Oand
Polien Seid
Poolice
Long
Morton
Stra
Gertrude
Sue) Geiser
Arthur Shotwell
Charles E. Geiser, Jr
Nuvw
Raymond
Banke Nf
Charlee
Gelser
Qin
Hey
Congress blamed for huge losses in war deals
Washington report quotes two congressional committee members faulting lawmakers for cost overruns in government war contracts. They say Congress failed to exercise diligent oversight, with Benner and Rich urging inquiry into enactment and contract handling. GAO notes showed settlements totaling about 95,000,000 with no proven fraud in many cases.
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Washington
Congressional
Ava
Congress
Rich R-Pal
Benier
Sid Rich
GAC
Aweneles
Delat
Probe causes of Steamer Blast Delays Inquiry Inquiries
A coast guard board investigates the Steamer blast that sank the New York bound river vessel. The explosion destroyed the excursion boat with about 90 aboard, leaving nine bodies identified and four unidentified plus one recovered from the river. Authorities seek whether one or two blasts occurred and if welding equipment in the forward section contributed to the explosion.
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Ny Associated Press
Itsburgh
Moxmer
Coast Guard Board
Log Truck Wreck Near Sparta Lands No Fatalities
A heavily loaded log truck from Fisher and Young Lumber Company of Titusville rolled over in Crawford County near Conneaut Corners while trying to pull over for oncoming traffic. The driver escaped injury and vehicle damage was about $100, according to witnesses.
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Sparta
Fisher and Young Lumiber Company
Titusville
Crawford County
Fisher and Moungenplaxeswan
Brickbay
eAlsine
Soviet and Allied News Briefs From Prague to Trieste
Reports from Prague describe an assassination plot thwarted as three cabinet ministers were targeted with explosive perfume. In Trieste, Allied forces prepare final ratification of the peace treaty on a combat basis, allowing a shift from the Morgan Line within 9 hours of finalization. New Orleans notes heavy patrols and mobile guns patrolling for communal troublemakers.
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Prague
Uie
Prieste
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Free State of
May Shift Mail From Train To Truck In Pennsylvania
Rail to road mail plan aims to route Corry to Oil City deliveries via truck due to dissatisfaction with Corry’s service. Report notes Pennsy trains No 81 and No 821 often misalign, delaying mail until a truck transfer is arranged, with westbound and southbound routing affected and a tentative switch discussed.
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Corry
Oil City
Tuck
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cory
Ube West
Buftila
Ol City
Redife
Buck
U S Flier Freed By Chinese Reds
Richard A Winters, a Marine pilot from Garon Nebr, was forced to land near Goose Point due to bad weather. He was held in protective custody by Chinese Communists for a fortnight and released unharmed. The rescue followed weather and fuel shortages that grounded two other needful planes.
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Tsingtag
China
Richard A. Winters
Gar- Gon
Nebr
Goose Point
Téngtao
U. S Navy
Goose Poin Ures
Chefoor
Offacts
Winters
Europewide shift in US role as Britain stalls pay plan
Washington papers describe a growing US leadership position in western Germany driven by Britain’s inability to cover costs. The Ruhr mines plan aims at boosting production under joint British American control, with Germany given greater operational responsibility while debates on socialising Ruhr ownership continue despite opposition from some Allies.
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Britain
Ruhr
Associated Press
Washington
United States
United Sinn
Lye
America
Europe
Germany
London
Butempe
British Amerioay Board
All American
Pics Pd
ai/Ohg
Duff advances plans to extend turnpike eastward
Governor James H Duff announced plans to extend the Pennsylvania Turnpike from Carlisle toward Philadelphia and further to the Ohio line. He said the expansion would shift traffic off toll roads onto free highways, improving statewide travel and integrating the corridor with other major routes. Officials began studying potential toll-free alternatives and pricing impacts along the existing 160 mile stretch.
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Harrisburg
James H. Duff
Pall
Carlisle
Philadelphia
Tewin
Ohio State Line
Commonwealth
Durt
3 000 Embezzlement Charge Hits Camden School Treasurer
Zane Patterson, 10 year old? former treasurer of a New Jersey military school, is charged with embezzling 3000 dollars from the school. Warrants for his arrest were issued by state police in Camden, New Jersey.
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Camden
N. J
New Jersey
Military School
Zane Patterson
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