Yugoslav bid to enter Free Trieste blocked by Allied forces
Allied military headquarters reported American troops at a provisional frontier post faced a Yugoslav attempt to cross the line. A tank and warning burst deterred the crossing as both sides maintained discipline amid consultations with higher authorities. The city of Trieste and surrounding lands were placed under UN control as part of postwar arrangements.
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Yu Vilce Mae
New Free State of Trieste
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Tom Melie
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Adriatic
Boriario
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Yugloslavs
Free State
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Aprae
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Romania
Bul- Hartt
Finland
Hungary
Waste treatment to clear Clarion River
Harrisburg report says new waste treatment systems and linger construction at a Johnsonburg paper mill will improve the Clarion River. The board calls the river an important recreational waterway and expects completion will return the stream to a satisfactory condition. Treasury figures show receipts and expenditures for September 12 with a large balance remaining.
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Harrisburg
State Sanitary Water Board
Johnsonburg
On Off-Again Dog Ordinance Returns to Council
A fractured council session last night left dog control rules in flux as proponents and opponents clashed over enforcement. The debate touched the mayor’s stance and a potential shift in how canine owners are regulated, with no immediate ordinance passage.
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Cudy
Cournell
Connell
Dastight
Isnitey
Sosa
Elmer
Hurricane Likely Turning Northwest Off Florida Coast
Storm warnings rise along Florida east coast from Miami to Cape Canaveral as a major tropical hurricane 259 miles east of West Palm Beach churns. The Weather Bureau reports winds over 100 mph, center near 46.7N 76.2W, moving northwest about five miles per hour and possibly shifting course. If it tracks northward, hurricane winds threaten the Florida east coast andshore areas later today into Wednesday.
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Flu
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Mig
Cape Dattaras
West Palm Beach
Weather Bureau
Middle East
Morida
Huerinane
Flood disaster in Japan leaves thousands homeless
Sept 16 Tokyo reports 290 dead and 1409 missing across six prefectures after a typhoon driven flood. Tone River breaches flood plains as 40,000 homes are destroyed and 160,000 Japanese rely on relief. Official tallies vary with military sources noting 150 dead in Gumma and 81 in Tochigi, while newspapers peg dead and missing near 1900.
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Associated Press
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Japan
Gumma
Tochigi
Tone
Fiablands
Thone
Halise
City council eyes pay raise and budget tweaks
The council discusses paying costs below estimate totaling 21981, approves a special meeting to finalize payments, and considers salary hikes for mayor and officials. Ordinances to raise wages and reassign duties follow, with examinations for new police recruits and a plan to fund raises before the November election.
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Counil
Effy
Niavor
Udeleit
Wayor
Hugh Newel
Actin
Alan
Sc Hieliar Scott
Sweeb
Gary Todwid Gam
East Smith
Ownjes
Emmure Episcopal Church
Board of Health
Goumeli
Healih
Fanigaty
Davison-Pogle Lumber Co. Ip
Merchants Set Rural Meeting With Dinner Next Monday
Returning to wartime custom, Retail Merchants in the Ghambey division of Commerce plan a dinner meeting at McCray Church next Monday evening at 6 PM. Chicken dinner with all trimmings will be served. tickets on sale today. Officials request a large turnout due to many business matters to be discussed.
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Corry
McCray
Former City Resident Stricken With Polio
Hubert Grice, a former Corry resident and World War II veteran now attending Bryant Stratton Business College in Buffalo, is ill with polio. He was admitted to Buffalo General Hospital last Friday with a severe paralytic attack affecting the torso. He has lived in Buffalo for the past year.
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Buffalo General Hospital
Hubert Grice
Corry
Bryant Stratton Business College
Buffalo
N. Y
Buffwls Institution
Havana gun battle leaves four held after firefight
Reports from Havana say four men were detained following a two to four gun battle with police suspected of involvement by revolutionaries at the Taw of Puliew Inspector Antonio Monta. casualties included twelve wounded and twelve killed in the incident.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cal
Ex-WAC Captain Freed on Bond After Jewel Theft Case
Former WAC captain Kuusleen Durant, 43, released on a $35,000 bond from Alderson Federal Prison after a jewel theft trial. Government seeks appeal to the U.S. Circuit Court, Durant to return home then to New York. Durant appeared with Alderson associate and expressed gratitude for fair treatment received during proceedings.
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Associatea Press
Charleston
Vin
Kuusleenash Durant
Divsnt
Court House
Federueye Ben Moore
Duyarh i
Tallitary Prison
New York
Increases in Meat and Milk Prices Reported
Public discussions today noted higher retail meat and milk costs. Philadelphia shops raised several items by three to ten cents per pound and milk rose from 17 to 19 cents a quart, with dairies in St. Louis and Portland, Oregon announcing price steps and hearings on further hikes.
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Frese
Philadelphia
Neals
Pendelton
Oren
St. Luis
Gregor Milk Board
APL Termes Urner Brings Turbulent Labor Tale
The article reports on AFL labor figures and the Communist issue in the Pledge debate. Key names include Tobin, Lewis, Fridway, and Denham as the U.S. attorney general counsel. The discussion centers on anti Communist sentiment within unions and the potential party influence on labor leadership.
Plea Entered For Youth In Kidnapping Case Twist
A Newark youth pleads not guilty as defense challenges juvenile jurisdiction after a 6 year old boy is trailed and strangled in a city building. Police say the suspect lured the boy with a bell and killed him to prove a point, raising questions about detention and legal accountability.
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Harrison
Nydy
Fred Walter Sinitelski
Motinn
Poy
Suigelsky
suNen
Hiyemaons
Owlys
Oouineer
Anhony Galundul
Newark
Sten
Mili
Snadiny
Traipn
Jee Snadtinen
Duty Presten, Jr
Sserrany
Emilgelsk
Arthur Ford
Ford
Corry Bus Plunge Kills Woman in Bank Crash
A Greyhound bus of the West Ridge division plunged over a bank in heavy rain injuring 20 and killing a Corry woman identified as Lerty Curny, 73. Twelve remain hospitalized as doctors say the victims will not recover fully. The crash occurred near Corry with the driver and survivors later reporting the tragedy. Services for the deceased will be held Thursday afternoon.
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Greyhound
Tin West Ridge’ Division
Beonks
Tian Ruffalo
Shia Hiss
Vents Sifien Leavis
Nis Cu
Dafkire Heynitel
Unit & Sontedn-law
Albert Fy Vorpele
Erie
Snown
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Wits
Ste
Harley Garey
Tere
Cuery Matos
Lors
Suviven
Sve Saurus
Alberh H
Voxeles
Enie
Misi
Pwodionee
Vail
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Sehaw Muserad
Brip
Lowe Wallew Lutte
Dewey Tops Candidacy With Saltonstall Support
Saltonstall backs Dewey as top candidate while other leaders like Taft, Eisenhower and Harold Stassen weigh in. Dewey gains momentum after Masschusetts visit as Republican governors and party figures express varied backing and potential strength in several states.
Car Ram into Parked Truck Causes 175 Damage
Richard O. Petdhus of this city drove south on North Center street when he turned from East Trying street, forcing Feldhus to swerve and hit a parked truck owned by Hmil Toplovich. Feldhus’s car sustained front end damage estimated at 175 while the truck remained undamaged.
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Nermness Wu Errs Kuerl
North Center Street
Ancor
Mie Pallee Reper
Richard O. Petdhus
An Witolst
Opto
Center Street
Trying Street
Feldhus
Hmil Toplovich
Columbus
Corry farmer fined in federal property case
Amory resident facing federal charges admitted a plea to selling government mortgaged property. Judge imposed a $10 fine plus costs and suspended sentence with restitution ordered. Case arose in federal court near Pittsburgh after the farmer allegedly sold cattle while bound by a Farmers Home Administration loan agreement.
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Corty
Farmers Home Administration
Continue Search For Plane Victims In Maryland Crash
Aberbeen Md 16 continue search for a BAT Flying Fortress and six missing passengers after a river crash near Bush River. The craft plunged into the water seven miles from Aberdeen Proving Ground with seven or more aboard. One unidentified man, Charles W Warmack 35 of Paris TN, survived after parachuting to safety. officials withheld bomber type details.
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Nnsienif
Aberdoor
Oaks
Abbey Polit
Chesapeake Bay
Charles W. Warmack
Paris
Enn
Mintor
Diplomatic Sparks Signal Stormy Session Ahead
A tense dispute between the United States and Soviet Union over Greece clouds an impending diplomatic session. New Soviet delegates arrive and meet in council, but fear and mistrust shadow the talks as both sides eye hard choices on Greece.
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Russia
Greece
United Nations Assembly Opens Amid Greek Row and Veto Show
The 1947 United Nations Assembly opens in New York with a struggle between the United States and Soviet Union over Greece. Vetoes by the Soviet Union block Greek action as foreign ministers including George C. Marshall attend. The session faces a stormy path with early disputes and a leadership contest for president.
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New York
United Nations Assembly Today
Salemn
Russia
Syorld
George C. Marshall
Oswaldo Arania
Brasil
Palestine
United States
Greece
United Nations Assembly
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Sepurkty Council
Aaiel
Olinen
Mere Re Ho
Te World
Flushing Meadows
Paul Henri Spat
Belgium
V. Byatt
Australia
George €. Marshall
Trench
Georges Bidayll
Ernest Heyl
Benin
Vi M. Molotov
Rusmi
Tln
Security Council
Assembly
Sts
Council
Yalleh— Dot Commission
Gresee
Unite States
Security Counsell
Andrei A. Gromyko
Ber
Colell
Mender Hershel
All But One In Family Of Eight Die In Flames
Benton Ark September 1 seven persons burned to death today as flames consumed their three room frame dwelling four miles west of here in the Quachita foothills. Wallace, 45, wife Lorene 40, and five of their six children perished. Wallace listed as farmer and sawmill laborer. Coroner J P Sims said ruins of small house remained in the room where the blaze started. The only survivor is Roland 11. Sims quoted him as awakening in the back room by an explosion and seeing the front of the house in flames.
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Ohio
Dewey
Karl Warren
California
Massachusetts
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Sullenstall
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Owmterny States Exposition
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Vermont
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Wallace
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Benton
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Here
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Lorene
Taborer
J. P. Sims
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