UN to Form Guard as Berlin Crisis Deepens
Secretary General Trygve Lie will seek urgent UN formation of a 60 500 to 5 000 man constabulary backed by UN authority to quell disturbances and deter assassination in Berlin and other troubled areas. Marshall Bevin and Bennett discuss the crisis with Paris talks set to begin.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Paris
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Foelke Bernadotte
United Nationa
Sccretany
Marehall
Morelyn
Ernest Berhy
Witf
Obher
Farsora
West
Marshall
Bevis
Robert Schuyan
France
Enisig
Bo Bev
Gerfachy
Lucis Cluny
Brian Robertson
Begin
W. Bedell Sith
Dor
Russia
Moscow
Frank Roberts
Britain
General Assembly
Security Council
Indonesia
Palestine
Orly Pield
Trumiy
Washington
U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
Kremlin
Vise
Marchall
Assembly
United States
Major stockyards see record crowds and global notices
Bulletins report 129000 cattle moved through 12 U S terminals the largest October tally since 1947 with Kansas City Chicago and others following. Hyderabad comes under civil and military control after a police action with 600 state forces and 1500 Razakars killed. U S oilmen with Standard Oil were arrested in Budapest by Hungarian police during an inquiry at their lodgings.
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Chicago
Kansay City
Sivus City
BL. Paul
Denver
Sul Chicago
India
Hyderabad
Tula
Iidian
Secouderabad
Vienna
Standard Oi Company
New Jersey
Budapest
Hungary
U. S. Legatiim
Flower shop manager dies after attack in Tulsa area
Mrs. Guy Lindsey, manager of the S. J. Rowe Flower Shop on North Gopiter Street, died of a heart attack shortly after opening the shop at 9 am. She arrived with her husband from Lindsey Hollow before 8 am, spoke with the owner by phone, then collapsed. Dr. Ribler pronounced her dead. She had returned to manage the shop temporarily this summer after earlier leaving ill health. Born September 11, 1862, in Con Card township, she is survived by husband Guy, son Ralph, daughter Mrs. Paul Shatter, two brothers Walter Oss and Frank Ross, a sister Mrs. Lumen Stickney, three grandsons, and others. Body at Brugken-Heating Funeral Home. burial pending arrival of her daughter from Lindsey home.
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Guy _Tiingsey
S. J. Rowe
North Gopiter Street
Lindsey
Guy
Lindsey Hollow
TJ. Rowe
Tiusville
Rowe
JC. Ribler
Te Hower
Fhe
Conard Township
Spartans-burg Township
Ralph
Paul
Adan
Mich
Walter Oss
Frank Ross
Lumen Stickney
Carlu
Leroy
Laverne
Robert
Berviers
Lindsey Hone
Chemical Blast Fatal to Two at Tank Tower
A chemical explosion at a Marcus Hook facility injured two workers and burned a third, with one death reported at Crozer Hospital. The victims include Paul Andrew J. Harking, 47, of Chester, and Norman H. Tyerson, 27, of Linwood, while others suffered burns.
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Marcus Hook
Croxer
Chester
Company founder hurt in Orange accident
Charles H. Ingersoll, 79, founder of the Ingersoll Watch Company, was critically injured when struck by an automobile in South Orange on September 20. He was a passenger in a car involved in a collision near Memorial Hospital Orange as workers operated nearby.
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South Orange
N. 4
Charles EH Ingersoll
Ingersoll Watch Company
Ingersoll
WSK
Smd
Sun
Orange
Memorial Hospital
Tager
Flant 16
Dewey predicted to retain Senate control in 1948 race
In Washington on September 20, Gov. Thomas E. Dewey unveiled a GOP campaign feature aimed at winning the White House and maintaining Senate control. The trip included stops in Iowa and Ohio as part of a broad push to secure vote support for Republican candidates, with Dewey claiming the party will hold or gain seats, while Truman campaigns in the Pacific coast states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Satrond Cay
Des Moines
Iowa
Trumen
Dover
Pacific Coast
Alli
Dewey
Englewood
Jake
Dwight Green
Ross Rigley
GOP
H. Moore
Robert 5. Kerry
New Mexico
Warren
Patrick J. Hurley
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
Agricuture
Truman
J. O. Gal Jegos
House
Joseph W. Marfit Dr
Bellaté
Massachusetts
Solid South
Will Cary
Virginia
Tennessee
North Oswolirs
Hugh D. Scott
Texas
Pennsylvania
Dallas
Post Home Bid Chosen in Special VFW Meeting
Archie W Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars building committee plans a special meeting this week to decide on a second set of bids for a new post home. Last Friday the committee postponed firm action, noting the revised specs may keep costs within the VFW range. Public safety and construction progress were discussed as bids were compared.
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Archie W. Thompson Post
Sovwmittes
Todusyr
VIFW
Veterans Post
Busi
French Regime Tightens Grip With Tax Proposals
Paris dispatch reports Henri Queyille's government winning sweeping approval as the National Assembly backs new tax measures to raise about 89 billion francs and reduce expenses by 20 billion. The program targets income, lists, automobiles, tobacco and items, signaling a major policy push.
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Paris
Henri Queyille
Lemer
Nation Assembly
Quenilin
Lnline
Jeyfed
Tubmeco
Therlems
Controls on Installment Buying Return Prompts New Limits
Federal control of installment buying returns after a one month gap with auto debt rising to about 7.5 billion dollars. Dealers warn new terms will curb premium used cars and late models, requiring higher down payments and strict payoff timelines while other appliances and clothing gains face flexible terms.
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Associatut Press
Washington
Maliuied Bay
Twanee
Federal Reserve Board
Conniress
Cul Ane
Lights Blame For 2 Car Wreck In Brownsville
Two motorists on Route 97 collided head on on a curve near Brownsville as a cyclist died in the wreck. William Dwyer 18 of Brownsville was killed and three companions injured in the crash. Police investigated the high speed crash on the highway near the city limits.
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Brownsville
Sapi
William Dwyer
Wesideaw
Collistory
Head on Route 19 Crash Leaves Three Seriously Hurt
A two car collision on Route 19 near Meadville at night injured three people, including Patricia Wiedowsgewslet and Loyd Banter. Miss Wiedowsgewslet attempted to pass uphill and collided with Wilcox’s Chrysler causing damage to three vehicles valued about 1050 dollars. All three patients were hospitalized for examinations and possible fractures. police are continuing the preliminary inquiry.
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Anil
Hughes
Meadville
Ueline Arti
Patrivia
North Baten
Mass
Wilcos
al Waterford
R. D
Bille
Govvy Et al
Mioduszewsky
Wille Tha Ford
Massachusetts
Freedom Train Passes Corry Guarded by State Police
The Freedom Train tour is escorted by state police and railroad guards amid heavy protection at Lovells Station and across crossings. Elaborate safety measures were implemented to deter sabotage as the train travels toward Erie and beyond, with Marines aboard and police posted at bridges to ensure secure travel on its nationwide journey.
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BMT
Renwyn
Lovells Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Therain
Buffalo
Jonltey
Sinte
America
Jeane ‘Mehment
Entoute Fern Erle
OM City
Shay Yenterday
Russia to Evacuate North Korea Several Weeks Away
Western sources report Moscow plans a staged withdrawal of Soviet and allied forces from North Korea. Observers say the move follows North Korea’s request for all foreign troops out and could hinge on U.S. troop reductions in the south. The timing remains unsettled and may reflect broader Cold War pressures.
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Yertter
Korea
Suthern Keres
Ray & Sepdvaie
Lie Sulithern
Seon
Syapmar
Wnee
South Korea
Jewy Republic
North Korea
London
Sven
Plan to Seize Germany Reported in Berlin
A Sept 29 report claims Communists in eastern Germany plan armed seizure of Berlin and Germany with civilian shock troops. The Montags Echo accuses organized groups of workers police battalions aiding a Communist takeover, amid raids on anti Red papers and Allied censorship actions.
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Associated Press Berlin
Germany
Roops
Berland
Montags Echo
Rightis
Liberal Democratic Party
Aasterly German Puisve
Rossum
Berlin
Teco
Siid
neWasifids
Hie
Amer
Jenny
Heiress Questioned by HUAC in Soviet Spy Probe
Mrs Louise Branster a 9 year old heiress was questioned by the House Un American Activities Committee in a wartime Soviet agents inquiry. Investigators sought information on Soviet consular officials and related thefts in Meadville and nearby cities while reporters were barred from the room.
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Washington
Louise Branster
Robert
Stripling
San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Meadville
Galle
Smith Stresh
Megdiville
Thad
Two Erie Flyers Killed In Crash
Two Erie county residents were killed when their airplane crashed about ten miles south of Edinboro. Deputy Coroner B. Kleih identified the victims as Robert Oberlander, 25, of Erie, and Robert H. Bouschiard, 24, of Erie. The wreckage was reported near the field after takeoff. Authorities described the flight as a short test run. Both victims were natives of Erie and were visiting relatives yesterday.
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Edinboro
Sept
Erie County
Covoner B . Klehl
Robert Oberlander
F. D
Erie
Robert H. Bausehard
Bouschiard
England
Jett
Courle
Raymond Picnic Draws 900 Attendees at Mead Park
Weather held for the Raymond community picnic with more than 500 Raymond Mfe employees and families in attendance. Prizes awarded for various contests include clocks, toasters, a pressure cooker, and a mixer with several special prizes for guessing tree height. Milford Reed commended for organizing and public address system support from local merchants.
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Raymond Mfe
Pu Tor Prestiyjaal
Mead Park
Bible Vadidt
Ed Gale
Cigarette Welter
Biles Onn
Hanper
Chives Skitner
Magnite Coulter
Brollet
Pat Rytid
Groveries
Hatherine Houghitng
William Whitehead
Warrell Johnson
Adabelle Courtney
Marty Qronby
Bunce Covel
Dale Mulgins
Dorothy Mell
Fay Lawson
Irony Bhirby Oh
Theo Klelars
Allene Forane Iivay
Jonal Jaeggi
Malore
Mary Freibourg
Alice Dallstrom
Theodore Amiros
Everett Phillips
Sharge Lofley
Milford
Bud) Reed
Michael A. Musmanno Sworn In As Common Pleas Judge
Michael A. Musmanno was sworn in today as a judge of the common pleas court. The ceremony occurred in Pittsburgh and follows his service in the Navy during World War II.
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Pittaburgh
Sapi
Michael A. Musmanno Todsy
Os Common Pleas Court
Our of
Arab League Renounces New Palestine Government
The Arab League announced rejection of forming a Palestinian government amid protests from Transjordan and Iraq. Abdullah of Transjordan denounced the move, calling it arbitrary and urging opposition while King Abdullah’s stance and regional tensions escalate. Bernadotte and Surel assassination aftermath linked to arrests and ongoing security actions in Jerusalem and Hasnain.
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Trans-Jordan
Iraq
Palestine
Jerusalem
WY Associated Press
Amman
Transjordan
Trans- Jordan
Arab League
Abmed
Himy Pasha
Jurustlem
Abdullah
Jordan
Foraller Gtale
Aru
Abduillah Hesbean
Minil Af Dertanen
Mmself
Aferusilen
Ilise Fruue
Old Age Security Forum Planned at Columbus
The Columbus Grange schedules an Old Age Security Forum at Columbus Community Church on Friday night at 8 16. L White executive of the county Department of Public Assistance and others from Brie will participate. Franklin B Hosbach United Boe attorney is tentative subject, with questions to be asked by attendees.
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Ruesia
Stites
Amurran
Heres
Yitharayw
al Uthele
Columbus
Diggs Securiy
Columbua Grange
Elodes
L. White
Aay County
Department of Public Assistance
Philip J. Barber
Brie
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Connellsville
Pi. Sepp
Kathryn 8Stiner
Connellsville State Hospital
Ceili
Boynetan
Studebaker
Plymouth Wedin Wall
Corry
Lovell’s
Buffalo Division
Erie Flyers
Israel
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TEL Avtv
Ihaeh
Hyo
eMeSwehey
Polite Bernadotte
Teraell
Moshe Shittok
Ralph J. Buuahe
Sla0iy
Hasnain
UA Medulur
Piewekski
Andre Pierre Surel
Wet
Maly
Andl
Tal Ayly
Tuinell
Dafta
Stern Gani
al Mimri
Tsrgeli
Sterré
Serol
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Stockholm
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