Advance reasons for scheduling of Cominform meet
London dispatch says the British Foreign Office notes the Cominform meeting is linked to the Berlin crisis and tensions with the West. Reports suggest leaders Tito and Gottwald are absent, and speculation points to a session in Crimea or Paris.
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Foreign Office
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Romin
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Moscow
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United Nations Assembly
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Second Attack Attempt Ends With Evasion by Woman
A second attempted assault occurred this week near the corner of Basti South and Concord streets as a young woman fled to her home escaping two attackers. Police obtained descriptions but could not identify suspects. A separate incident reported an attempted attack near Bad Main Street and Maple Avenue with a witness glimpsing a young man. In Huntingdon, Pa an elderly man began a life term after pleading guilty to killing his wife following her refusal to return. In Allentown, Pa the Rev Dr Edward M Morgan 68 died.
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Corry Stores Cut Butter Prices By Five Cents
Corry grocery outlets lowered butter prices by five cents amid reports of a nationwide wholesale decline in butter values. Retail teams tagged pouches from 75 to 2 cents, marking the lowest spread since the year's start as dealers blamed softer wholesale demand in Chicago and New York for the drop.
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New Yorke
Buses and Trains Set New Standard Time Schedules Sunday
Erie and Pennsylvania Railroads revert to Standard Time as Daylight Saving Time ends. Erie announces revised departures including 7 40 a m and 1 p m westbound trains The Pennsylvania schedule lists trains 970 921 582 and others with changes to 7 25 a m 9 50 a m 1 ??? Also Greyhound and Westbound buses adjust times with multiple departures announced for 8 40 a m 6 55 p m and 10 54 am 2 00 pm changes.
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Peacetime draft to induct about 1600 Pennsylvanians this fall
Harrisburg reports an estimated 1000 young Pennsylvanians will be drafted into the armed forces by year’s end under the peacetime draft. November and December quotas total 630 and 960 respectively, with Keystone State’s share reflecting national calls. Local boards begin pre induction physicals for 19 to 25 year olds in October to streamline processing.
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Henry My Gross
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Union Plant Split Over 20 Contract Terms
Union and Cory Jamestown plant clash over twenty contract terms as talks stall on wage clause and leave of absence. Huff, union rep, disputes absent anti expense clause while management presses for stability and a simultaneous wage parity with last year. Additional union meeting planned to push resolution. plant to run Saturday to maintain operations.
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Pete) Huff
Route 6 group sets repair priorities for 190 mile corridor
Roosevelt Highway Association members met at the Hotel Corry to discuss Route 6 improvements from Kane to the Ohio line. Orin Loper reported plans and a paving contract west of Kane. Top repairs listed include Mil Village near Pallat's Bridge and two overpasses between Corry and Warren. An October Wellsboro meeting will seek broader backing. Al Wiggers was named vice president for confirmation next month.
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Hong Kong Warehouse Fire Claims 135 Lives
AP reports a Wing On Go warehouse fire in Hong Kong killed 135 with 115 bodies pulled from ruins and 57 injured including 14 in critical condition. The four story building collapsed after a heavy explosion from stored chemicals, many victims found on stairways as rescuers continued search.
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Florida reels from hurricane as damage mounts across the state
Florida faces a mammoth cleanup after a severe hurricane left three dead and about 25.9 million dollars in damage. The storm churned through the Keys and Miami area, sinking over 100 boats and disrupting power to thousands as winds raged up to 160 miles per hour.
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Man Arrested in Cambridge Springs Child Custody Case
Merlin Allen of Thiel City was arrested by State Police on a holding against will a three year old girl claimed as his daughter. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $500 bond awaiting a hearing next Saturday at 10 AM. The child was taken from the John Petrucelli Home in Cambridge Springs and placed under state custody awaiting alderman or Crawford County court disposition. Allen contends the child is being raised by him and his estranged wife.
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Louisiana May Place Truman's Name On Ballot
The Associated Press reports Louisiana may place Harry S Truman on the ballot as the Democratic nominee. The Republican and Southern party factions debate states rights and presidential prospects, with Iberia and West Coast events shaping voter expectations.
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Truman
Philadelphia youth jailed for fake diamond scam
A Philadelphia youth identified as Yolin 24 was arrested on the Boardwalk for selling fake diamonds described as valuable by police. Four glass replicas in his possession were identified by Samuel Gi Gar oli, assistant curator at the Academy of Natural Sciences, as fake.
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Amanuel Hekatedy
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Sewer Outlet Cleaning Operation Faces City Project
City workers plan extensive cleaning of a clogged sewer outlet on a main street. Crews will define the line outlet of Hare Creek to prepare for a new yellow brick water main, with heavy street work expected in the coming weeks.
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Cornell
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Harmony Harvest Benefit Concert Sells Out in Corry
The Ladies auxiliary of the Corry Tryspilal sponsors a Harmony Harvest program by barbershop singers on October 2. The group lists year expenses totaling 2,992 for kitchen items, bedding, appliances, and hospital support. Proceeds from the bake sale and ads go to the Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Two Africa Blasts Kill Dozens Across Algeria and Cairo
Explosions in Laghoust Algeria and Cairo's Jewish Quarter killed 38 people and wounded many more. French trucks carrying explosives reportedly collided near Laghoust. Fire after the blast destroyed much of the affected community. The Algerian toll stood at 18 dead and 100 injured while Cairo reported 19 dead and 47 injured.
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Federal court upholds union activity clause ruling
Chicago September decision by the Federal Court of Appeals upholds the constitutionality of a section of the National Labor Relations Act regarding union officials. Separate opinion contests the section as unconstitutional. Paris statement on Berlin quarrel urges prompt restraint and a final three power accord. In Jerusalem police continue investigations into an assassination linked to a Jewish extremist group.
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Oto Berner
Sherman Minton
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Assembly of Russia
French regime grants workers wage increase amid strike threats
Paris reports the government approved a 15 percent rise for French workers, a concession smaller than union goals and amid nationwide strike calls by Communists and others. American aid helped avert cabinet crisis, while political tensions rise over upcoming local elections and coalition stability.
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Marshall Sets Hard Line in UN Speech Warns Soviets
Secretary of State Marshall warned the Soviet Union that American patience should not be mistaken for weakness in a UN General Assembly address. He outlined U S foreign policy, referenced Moynihan era tensions, and critiqued boycotts and regional blocs while urging steadfast anti communist stance.
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Marshall
Soviet Union
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Nailin Orn Assembly
IM Lnele Asaenrtiary
Bev Travio Evar
Deelayrd
Berlin Crisis Looms as Western Powers Press for Peace
The United States Britain and France press for a peaceful settlement over Berlin while warnings of war linger. Marshall pledges not to compromise freedoms as Soviet bloc responses argue against Western ERP plans and unity in Germany. A widening debate explores a possible third force to balance East and West.
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