Export Controls and Curb Measures Shape Marshall Plan Aid
Extensive use of export controls and possible supervision may be needed to ensure the European recovery program works with minimal disruption to the American economy. A five nation committee led by Secretary of Commerce Harriman reported that shipments to Europe could strain U.S. supply, citing steel products farm machinery and food supplies as examples requiring careful handling. The panel suggested existing controls might be tightened or adjusted periodically to prevent undue impact, while observers noted a pooling arrangement could be considered to limit consumer shortages.
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Associated Press
Washington
Be Navessiey
Prusidlesih
Touma
Hareimai
United Buutes
Chester G. Davis
Pommbten
Suibgroupy
Huri
Idw
Eunnuttes
Harriman
Secretary of Commerce
United Siatex
Whathop Bhote Department
Europe
ICC Tells Need for Another Rail Rate Increase
Walter Franklin of the Pennsylvania Railroad says the current rail freight rate increases are inadequate and warns further boosts are needed as operating costs rise. He testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission on a 10 percent emergency rate lift and long term requests up to 27 percent, prompting Chairman Alfson to press for a plan that will keep railroads operating. Franklin defends the request as all that can be done for now.
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Aswverney Jeely Washington
Walter Franklin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frafidin
Innterstate Commerce Commission
Clyde B. Alfchson
United States
Peantlin
Key decisions loom on AFL signings and NATO moves
Reports from Chicago London and Washington indicate potential AFL decisions on signings as October looms. Cripps announces military cuts and capital investment limits to ease crises while U.S. and Yugoslav tensions rise over nine seized personnel near Trieste. UN diplomacy intensifies as Marshall joins talks.
Mail Clerk Killed on Erie No 7 Near Sterlng Ohio
J Blewett of Buffalo New York died when a mail clerk aboard the Erie Railroad No 7 fell from a speeding mail car near Sterlng Ohio while aboard the route from Salamanca to Marion. Investigators said he may have been caught by the mail catcher mechanism as the train moved at high speed.
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Erie Railroad
Stering
Alan
Paul Knauss
Erie freight cars derailment in yards near field office
Two Erie freight cars derailed in the yards east of the field office around 6 20 last evening while yard workers attempted to couple the cars. The coupling failed and the cars rolled down the track, a brakeman shouted to apply air brakes but the brakes did not work.
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ERIE
Eriey
Benkeman
Kellerman Case Delayed As Witnesses Sought In Corry
The Kellerman case against Harvey Kellerman, charged with manslaughter and assault in a May 1986 death, was delayed as prosecutors sought to compel key witnesses. District Attorney Kermony A. Rive awaited a ruling on requests for additional time and the attendance of crucial witnesses. Balliant Ballrait, connected to the Cony Hospital incident, faced separate bond considerations.
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Earl Dn Crayford
Wbee
Commonwealth
Harvey Kellerman
Bpartansbury
Inyol
Hahtagher
Kermony A. Rive
Lilian
Cony Hospital
Pos Soria
Miss Ballrait
Kellerman
Keller
Ball
Western Allies Press Russia in Austrian Peace Talks
In Vienna on September 12, the United States Britain and the Soviet Union debated Austrian law on German assets as delegates began discussing asset profits. David Ginsberg questioned whether profits referred to net or gross and Maxim Novikov said the matter should be decided by administrators, not the commission.
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Associated Press
Vienna
United States
Britain
Vance
Russia
Austin
David Ginsberg
Z. V. Navi- Kov
Wrodts
Imoths Novikov
Tor
Commission
Ginsberg
Novikov
Police search for missing boy in Corry area
State Police of the Garry search last night for nine year old Eimer Mitchell Jr who did not return home after being sent to a store. His mother Ethel May Mitchell notified officers. No trace has been found as of early today despite a statewide effort involving multiple volunteers and groups.
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Garry
Eimer Mitchell, Jr
Ethel May Mitchell
Corry
Erle
Mitchell
Growps
Mystin Pare Gouth
Congress Eyes Extension of Rent Support Checks
The Associated Press reports Senators discuss extending checks beyond February 9 as inflation and housing costs strain families. House and Senate leaders weigh funding and impact while forecasting a possible early November housing investment review.
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Presa
Washington
Sviyn
Mathers
Plandery
A-Viy
Moe Carthy
Sparkman
Myers
Samuel
Europe
Abe
McCanlyy
Congressional Housing
Tae
Butter And Meat Near One Pound In City Stores
Prices in city retail shops ranged from 2 to 87 cents per pound for butter and meat. Butter was around 57 cents a pound under OPA controls, while other items showed higher or lower costs. Market notes indicate demand increased with exports to Europe and tighter supplies, pushing some prices upward from the prior week.
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Yelees
Livy Wails Agk
Hubter
OPA
Aes
Inblig
Riomuts
Philadelphia
Postal fraud case ties churches across five states
U S Postal Inspector George Sadler said a scheme swindled churches in Pennsylvania New Jersey Missouri German Illinois and the District of Columbia of about 200000. He described defendant Howard K Clements as spearheading the effort traveling nationwide to solicit funds and promising new buildings with groundbreaking ceremonies.
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Associated Press
Philadelphta
Segi
George Sadler
Bowdefame Palade—sing Construction
Sadler
Mit
Howard K. Clemiinis
Taalseer
Mig. Fla
Remain Philadelphia
Edward T. Mefidenhall
Foxterefploye
General Engineering
C. S
Norman &. Griffin
Philadelphia
Grifin
Clements
Pennsylvaniea
New Jersey
Missouri
Gemain
Illinois
District of Columbia
Corry Man Appointed to Five Member Rent Advisory Board
Loree Yecentary of the Incal Chamber of Commerce is expected to be named to the five member rent advisory board for Erle county within days as appointments are announced.
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Ome
Loree
Incal Chamber of Commerce
Erle County
Mareisburg
Wallace forecasts Wall Street to run world headline
The Associated Press reports Wallace condemning the Democratic foreign policy and urging a new party of liberty. He claims Wall Street influence dominates policy and warns against civil liberties erosion while advocating a pro market, pro freedom stance.
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Wallace
Wall Street
Associated Press
New York
Polos
Nelson Snir
Ameri
Herbert Muover
iPorrestal
Waller
Isserline
Hanver
Truman
Chia
le Democratic
Pa. Farmer Robbed of 14150 on Train Trip
Detriot bound farmer Joseph Raczkowski, 62, says a friendly stranger on a Buffalo to Detroit train caused the loss of his wallet containing two checks totaling 13 450 and 700 in cash. He was traveling with his wife, son and daughter to live near an older son in Detroit. Stop orders were issued to banks for checks totaling 13 450 and four thousand four hundred fifty dollars.
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Detroit
Joseph Raczkowsk
Sweyenville
Raczkowski
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Jet Bomber May Set New Speed Record
Washington reports the HE-41, an experimental bomber by Boeing, ready for ground and taxi tests. The B-47 features six General Electric jets, with engines near the wing roots and tips, and possible rocket boosters for emergency power. The Navy’s Synter currently holds the speed record at 508 mph.
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Associated Press
Washington
Seatia
Army Air Porces
Boeing Aircraft Company
Cooler Weather Sweeps Across the Plains and Mountains
Cold fronts roll through the region bringing showers and cooling temperatures. Highs drop from Nebraska to North Dakota with western areas seeing heavier rain. South Bend and Detroit report significant rainfall while San Antonio fronts the warmest reading at 97 degrees yesterday.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Pally
North Dakota
Coe Wealhey
Ala Win
Gil Lathan
Dole
Ahsher
Tae
Hoseever
Weber
Willy Heaviest Arts
South Bend
Tod
Detel
Europe parley windup delayed by U S criticism
Bevin defers plan for North Atlantic talks after U S objections to the draft report. London officials say the British foreign secretary will meet with ministers in about a week as Washington calls the document too indigestible and criticizes its presentation of figures.
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Associated Press
Paris
Forvign Office
Furvign
Ernest Bevin
Europe
Foreign Office
London
Bevin
Northeen
Smmleres
Teast
Meteenthans Couwel
Udine
Wiliam J. Clayton
U.S
Farben Chiefs Blocked Soviet Chemical Aid Request
At Nuremberg Farben trial prosecutors released files showing a 1939 Moscow delegation sought German expert help to build Soviet chemical industry under the Nazi non aggression pact. Farben officials opposed the plan and barriers prevented sharing information despite talks between Hitler era leaders. The document bears signatures of Fritz Ter Meers and Otto Ambras.
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Ki Nuprnberg
Germany
TG. Parben Trust
Russia
Hitler
Farben
Adolf Hiller
Moscow
Soviet Union
Gresens
Fritz Ter Meers
Farben Chemical
Otto Ambras
Parben
Reina Del Pacifico Explodes Off Belfast Coast Killing and Wounding
The British liner Reina Del Pacifico, repaired and due to sail to the United States, exploded at sea off Copeland Island near Belfast. Seventy or more aboard were injured or dead as rescue ships ferried patients to hospitals in Bangor Donaghadee and Newtownards.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Reina del Paelfien
Wille Hurie
Wien Tverd
Copeland Island
Whiten
Uhe
Belfast Bay
An Sos
Os— Pitts
Yi Sea
Wrebents
Liverpool
Shy
Bermuda
Panama
Pappas Placed on Probation in Erie Court
James Pappas of Corry faced two charges in Erie county court. He received two year probation on one count and was ordered to pay costs in both cases after pleading to indecent assault and nul pros on the other. Attorney J dialiante represented the defendant before Judge Orie Waite.
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James Pappas
Corry
Erie
Ares
Pappas
J. Dialiante
Vmiolo Contendere
Orie. Waite
Waite
LeRoy Search
Ole Corry
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