Two Children Die in Busti House Fire Tragedy
Fire destroyed a one story home in Busti last night killing Arthur Crandall aged six and his brother David four after oil was used to start the blaze. Neighbors and firefighters fought the flames with bucket brigades as water ran short, while Barbara the sole survivor escaped from the kitchen.
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Busti
Arthur Crandall
David
Sry
Margaret
Jamestown General Hospital
Barbun
John
Wesley Emerson
Cowing
Wat
Donald Whitney
Crandall
Olfier
Arthur
Arthur Wie David
Whitney Spiel
Busti Fire Department
Aixm
P Whitney
Seeem
Goron
Samuel P. Bowers
Jamestown
James Boswell
Lakywood Fire Department
Barbara
Whitney
Ilo Hielmike
Morpher Bowes
Truman Plans Quick Vacation Back Home
President Truman contemplates a brief return visit with a four day stay. A late September trip is planned ending with a dinner for William M. Bogle as part of a Democratic Nation event.
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Truman
Washington
Joni
Burnin
Mr. Truman
Thi
Joahrenil
Willian M. Bogle
Eablenan
Quartettes to Perform in City Parade of Quartettes
Nine barber shop quartets join the third annual Parade of Quartettes in the Senior High auditorium and Junior High gym. Tickets are sold by Rolly Club members and quartets, with shows at Bennar High and Husiar High. Two 15 minute programs lead to four on page six.
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Rolly Club
Barber Shop
Sen's
Hitt
Bennar High
Husiar High
Axik
Escape from Russian prison in East Berlin
A joint escape by an American Private Joan Sinkiewicz and three British soldiers from a Russian prison in East Berlin was accomplished by burrowing through a wall with a knife and climbing over a wall topped with glass before reaching the western sector. Sinkiewicz, held since November after a streetcar incident, described brutal Russian interrogations and punishments, including water torture and confinement. Indicted murder case also noted with Yeager accused in a separate hotel murder in Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Berlin
East Berlin
U.S. Army
Joan Sinkiewies
Sinkiewicz
Rinwlans
Sinklewrna
Mars Sinsiewros
Baltimore
Sinklewros
Sinkienve
Sersoy
Amerian
Yori Luead
Oranienburg
Xthe
Amierney
Cer
Sinke-Jewres
Three Die As Bus Rams Car East Of Westfield
Three people died in a Route 20 crash five miles east of Westfield when a car driven by Frank Rayman 55 of Brocton attempted a U turn and was struck by a westbound Greyhound bus. Passengers Muriel Woodruff 12 and Kamanski 45 perished. Rayman and Kamanski were killed instantly, Woodruff died at hospital. Coroner said all three were ejected. driver Harland Conklin 81 of Catskill reported no injuries aboard the bus.
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Westrnid
Meir
U. S
Route 20
Weiifield Barracks
Rayman
Kamanski
Miss Wood Tut
Portland
Lroopers
Greyhound
Theodore F. Morse
Brocton
Woodruff
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Fay
Maton
Harland Conklin
Cattaraugus
Ajax Promotes A. M. Morrison to General Foreman
Alfred M. Morrison, long serving foreman in Ajax Thom Works tool department, is promoted to general foreman. He will supervise all manufacturing operations at the plank plant and bring prior foreman experience from King chair factory KPL Furniture and Building Co Aero Supply Mfg Co Bell Aircraft Chan at Nisgarn Falls.
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Alfred M. Morrison
Ajex Thom Works
Morrison
the Plank
Ajax
M41
Tght
Morrion
King Chair Factory
KPL, Furniture and Building Co
Aero Supply Mf. Co
Tne
Bell Aircraft Chan
Nisgarn Falls
Explorer's 28th Arctic Voyage Termed Success
Bowdoin College Bowdoin, Maine reports Donald B. MacMillan led his 28th Arctic voyage despite severe weather. The 71 year old explorer sailed 600 miles with his wife and 15 scientists aboard the schooner Bowdoin, collecting remains and polar bears for a new Arctic Museum exhibit.
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Boutebay
Donald B. MacMilan
Siirers
Ie Ayer
Manny
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
MacMillan
Ulmm Miter
Tailp Holts
Prospects of Peace in Steel Industry Fade
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the steel industry peace prospects fading as a looming strike deadline nears. President Philip Murray of the United Steelworkers orders a wage policy committee meeting for September 21, while unions and management exchange telegrams and await government-facilitated talks.
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Associated Press
Philip Murray
UC United Steelworkers Today
Pittsburgh
GTO
United Steelworkers
Benjamin Paitiesy
Trade Powers Expanded as Truman Extension Passes
Washington reports approval of the sixth extension of Presidential trade powers allowing continuation of reciprocal trade agreements. Ten new nations Denmark Finland Italy Greece Sweden Dominican Republic Haiti Liberia Uruguay and Nicaragua are to be covered. Estimates show 75 to 80 percent of U.S. foreign trade would operate under reciprocal terms pending ratification and next steps.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Cmpress
U.S
Tew
Annecy
France
Denmark
Finland
Taly
Greece
Sweden
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Liberia
Uruguay
Nicaragua
State Department
U. S
Senate
Cordell Hull
House
Cain
Chamber
Millikin
R-Colo
Congress
Three-Power Talks Concluded Amid Cold War Shifts
Washington reports say Secretary Acheson will brief President Truman as talks wrap up with Bevin Schuman and Bevin on coordinated Anglo American French policy. A key outcome cited is Yugoslavia under Marshal Tito gaining essential support in its clash with Moscow while discussions on anti-Communist strategy persist.
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Washington
Atheson
Truman
Russia
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Wealey Acheson
Bevin
Schuman
Guid Mey
Acheson
Schoule
Agay Br
Mir
Dhiefs
Sussid Hid
New Fork
NABBED WHILE SIPHONING GAS
Police in a city arrested two men after they were caught siphoning gasoline from a car on Bexex street. Donald Guynes of Port Arthur Texas and Robert C. Payne of Hartford New Jersey were to be returned to army authorities for absence without leave since last Monday. They admitted siphoning gasoline from a cart the previous night.
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Plelock
Gar
Bexex Street
Donald & Guynes
Port Avtling
Tex
Robert C. Payne
Hatford
Solid Ware Dix NJ
Payne
Essex Street
James Helse
W. Va
Poice
Gaynes
Win
Iflcers
Gruiser
Union
Hetts
Gittorney
Ues
Hey
Corry Schools Establish Free Dental Clinic
Corry schools set up a free dental clinic for public school children in a health room of the public library. Dr Duffield will oversee exams with Dr Toward M Duffield and sponsor Guy HysChoiGboaind arranging materials and costs, while the city pays for supplies ranging five to ten dollars monthly.
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Hosterivanke
Orme
He Bureau of Desu
Wiready
M. Duffield
David Swartz
Guy HysChoiGboaind
Oni
Syria
Bastmers
Duffield
Alere
Area men buy Ingram's Inn south of Sparta
Harold Hammond and brother-in-law plan to renovate and reopen the former inn, bar, and restaurant three miles south of Sparta. The purchase from Citizens National Bank of Corry includes 108 acres at the four corners intersection, with rooms and outbuildings. A liquor license application has been filed, with potential further development by other parties on the property.
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Trgram’s Tan
Bpartansbme
Harold Hammond
Union City
R. D
Moira Star- Waterfird
Zens National Bank of Corry
Hammond
Sturko
Lir Lay
Crawford County
Four dead and four missing after bomber crash into Lake Worth
A large eight or ten engine bomber struck Lake Worth last night at high speed, killing several crew members and leaving others missing or injured. Survivors were rescued as the aircraft sank, with investigators at Fort Worth base examining the wreckage and cause.
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Lake Worth
Ienstante
Mallureay
Porce
St Annor
William Grey Moor
Forth Worthis
Niin
Hue
Tonsler
Tim
Call for strike by coal diggers feared imminent
Hungarian report notes a feared imminent strike by coal miners amid a wartime nerves scene. The piece mentions Rajk in a trial context, alleged plots with Westerners, and accusations of plotting with Yugoslav and American figures.
Spartansburg Fair Opens With Queen Crowning
A lively crowd celebrated the opening day of the Spartansburg fair with the crowning of Miss Qurol Roters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellutt Romer. The parade featured women’s court members and a firework salute. Rain delayed children’s contests, now rescheduled. attendance looked good despite weather, and novelty stunts entertained attendees. Exhibits began pouring in across livestock and field crops divisions, signaling a record entry level.
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Spartansburg
Qurol Roters
Ellutt Romer
Mary Asin
Rittenhouse
Marcella Jayo Latcille Taylor
Enerin
Peter Gall
Neal Stranahan
Clarence Nichol
Mien
Lewis Lindsey
Two Hurt in Akron Crash After Collision Near Waterford
Two people were injured and about $1,000 in damage occurred in a late afternoon crash west of Waterford near Akron. William Peters, 58, faced a fine for failing to signal, as state police investigated a collision involving a Pontiac coupe and another vehicle.
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Akron
Iena
Wilde
Waterford
William Peters
Akronn
Corry Hatall
Dennit Patterson
Erie AG
Prey
Ene
Pontiac
Patterson
Crisis Looms Over Royalty Fund Dispute
September 16 Washington report on the soft coal industry's royal payments dispute as operators resist a 20 cent miner pension royalty. UMW chief John L Lewis returns to Washington amid talks with northern western and southern coal groups over September 20 pension payouts and possible wage adjustments to prevent fund depletion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tohn TL
Lewis
White Sulphur Sprites
W. Va
Levis
Welfare Fund
Somer Thal
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Bridges
Bera van Horm
Lely
UMW
Spers
Wes
Lewis Wes
Wey
Amelie Nour
Hall
Southern Coal Producers Association
Bluefield
W. van
Marshall Plan Ahead Of Schedule Specter Of Deficit Looms
Sept 1 Mien reports Marshall Plan administrator Bajl G. Hathman warns of a deficit possibility by June 20 as Western Europe speeds toward recovery. He notes the plan is not yet certain and stresses careful execution. Hoffa advocates higher U.S. share of exports to spur prosperity, linking postwar recovery to American leadership.
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Truman
Biota
Negel
Mike
Abe
Siti
Uae
Matin
Wiverves
Aliky
Wu Habital Generis
Opense
Wuian
Murray
Yargainingow
Chicago
U.S
Battles Cree
Mien
Marshall Plan Administratir
Bajl
G. Hathman
Western Europe
Asa
Hoffa
United States
America
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Miss Erood
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Corry
Ingram’s Inn
Sparta
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Hungary
Lasala Balk
People's Court
Amerie
Yugo
Slavia
Rajk
Paverime
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Hunwary
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Sidibunen
Marshal Titu
Newjay
Raji
Soviet Union
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George Kovars
Budapest
Martin Himmler
Railik
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Marshall
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