Break Comes in Moscow Note to Marshal Tito
London reports Moscow declares Yugoslavia aligned with foreign imperialist circles and ends the 1945 alliance. The note cites Tito's regime as disruptive to Soviet aims, with Budapest trial fallout and expulsions of diplomats on both sides.
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Hie Stern Europea
Gustavin
Marshal Tuq
Russia
Lid
Albania
Gana
Coehhnstovakia
Hungary
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Romania
Turgary
Diplmats
Tito
Belgrade
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Tne
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Yachesiay Molotov
Ussr
Woman dies in home blast in Johnstown Pennsylvania
Minuie Gonglom a 22 year old woman died when kerosene exploded as she tried to light a heating stove. Her four month old baby was rescued. The blast burned Sueph Gonglom slightly as he searched for his wife while flames gutted the house. The entire structure and contents were destroyed.
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Johnstown
Gonglom
Gonslof
Hames
Burt
Two Italian Fliers Adrift In Atlantic
Two Italian aviators Julia Brondello and Camillia Bartoglio went missing September 17 during a trans Atlantic flight from New York to Agoreso Their single engine plane lost radio contact and drifted near the Bahamas Coast Guard and Army aircraft were dispatched from San Juan Puerto Rico to the intended recovery area A radio message reported they were alive but drifting with the fuel low and the navigation apparatus inoperative.
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Associated Press
New York
TWA
Ibhan
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Ince
Hahora Ty Lands
Fiers
Julia M. Brondello
Camillia Bartoglio
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U. S. Coast Guard
Meat prices in Corry stores fall sharply
Cooler fall weather boosts meat slaughtering and cuts pork prices by about 16 cents per pound, with beef also dropping. Round and sirloin steaks fall to near 85 cents, T bones down about 10 cents, poultry and eggs down four cents per pound and 70 cents or more for eggs, with prices expected to rebound later.
Sparta Couple Held In Fraud Case In Crawford County
Mr and Mrs Charles Crickett of Spartansboro were held for a grand jury motion in Crawford County by Alderman N Allen Love in Titusville. They faced a hearing on a charge by Elvin Eshelman that they defrauded him by misrepresenting the age of two cows bought for 200 dollars. The cows were certified as 13 and 14 years old, not under eight as claimed. Eshelman called three other witnesses to reinforce his claim. Attorneys for the defendants argued the ages varied with the cows.
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Sparta
Charles
Crickett
Spartansboro
R. TD
Hele
Grawford County Coun
N Allen ‘Love
Titusville
Elvin Eshelman
Carty
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Clikent
Eshelman
Wittesses
Hitieell
Division heads named for 1949 Chest campaign effort
Community Chess drives set for October 20 target of 29800 dollars. Division chiefs include Bruce Smith for corporations Harold Plawers for retail services Richard Bachomer for professional men Miss William Leaby for house to house canvass William Miller for schools Steward Long for government and Mrs Web McCray for Concord town site. Plans call for heads to recruit workers and finalize details within two weeks.
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Corposations
Bruce Smith
Harold Plawers
Richard Bachomer
Dy E. H. Harmon
William Leaby
William Miller
Stewal
Shas
Wayne Township
ForgerY charge hearing set for O Day Warren
Hearing scheduled in Warren on October 14 to determine if three forged notes totaling 188000 against Mel Anderson and others should be stricken from record. O Day faces warrants and prior charges of defrauding the Industrial Finance Corp in St Marys. Prosecution argues notes were fraudulently entered after O Day entered Andersons office under pretext of using a telephone. First National Bank indicates no knowledge of the notes.
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Hile
Metchum
Anderson
First National Bank of
Warren
O'Day
Allison
Wade
Wiliam Glassman
First National Bank
Hey
Oday
Industrials Finance Corp
St. Marys
First Day of Voter Registration Opens in Erie County
Voters lined up on the first day for registration with 98 Republicans and 18 Democrats noted. Registration will continue tomorrow with hours from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Erie county court, offering the sole opportunity to participate in the November vote.
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Vafternoon
Adiieda
Agai
Qidt
Erie County
Coal Field Violence Surges Across States Amid Strikes
A new blast rocked the Glass Flat tipple of the June date Coal Co in Pennsylvania, injuring facilities as gunfire hit Jasper Alabama. Governor Tuk declared Virginia a state of emergency as Kanawha County West Virginia imposes school guard duties. The 480,000 miner walkout enters its 8th day with nonunion workers facing hostility from strikers.
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Mie Worle
Date Coal Company
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William M. ‘Tuk
Virginia
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Penmsylvania
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Steel union leaders advance strike plans in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh reports CIO United Steelworkers foregoes wage hike to fund pensions and insurance as talks stall. Murray accuses steel industry of trying to force a strike while a federal board probes. Plant closings advised if talks fail. union seeks six cents per hour for pensions and four for insurance with a one year extension to April 30, 1951.
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Philly Mibray
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Cyrus Ching
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Steer Sells for 1.02 a Pound at Wattsburg Show
Norman Patterson of Diamond, a 9 year veteran trainee, sold his grand champion white faced Hereford steer for 1.02 a pound at the Wattsburg Livestock Show to Gariner & Hart. The 1040 pound animal brought 1960.80 dollars. Patterson also exhibited the grand champion steer from Bloomfield High School weighing 334 pounds at 1.02 a pound, bringing 442.50 dollars. The grand champion hog owned by James Dean sold for 121 dollars and earned Heibach Co. of Erie a prize of 80 dollars.
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Garin & Harl
Bele
Iten
Patterson
Ae Ie
Pennsylvania
Livestick Association
Thee Fair Grounds
King
Bloomfield High School
Gariner & Hart
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Heibach Co
Erie
Dean
UN Morning Session Weighs China's Charges
United Nations assembly debates Nationalist China charges against Soviet threats to peace. Five abstentions as Yugoslavia and the Soviet bloc oppose intervention while Warren R. Allottin supports airing the Chinese case on the agenda.
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Lake Success
United. Nations
China
Russia
Ding Miao
Yugeslayiy
U. N
U.S
Warren Ry Allatin
Chena
Heseinz
Ex Strine Leader Jailed in Potsburgie Sting
Reports from Potsburgie state Vinewnt Eemenovieh a former leader of an unnamed group was jailed after a sting operation. The 50-year-old national figure associated with a Fayoslavin War revolt was accused of immigration and security offenses. The band was set at 1000.
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Petsburgie
Eemenovieh
Waltie
Pestertiny
Immigra
Pastor Held On Morals Charge In Indecency Case
An 83 year old man was arrested after a public indecency complaint filed by Corny Einsen. He denied then admitted the charge and remained in custody on $500 bond overnight. A psychiatric exam was ordered and authorities noted concern over possible self harm. Names withheld pending results.
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Com
Brie
Soult
Corny Eins
Firm Denies Blame for Donora Deaths
The American Wire and Steel Company denies responsibility for the Donora smog deaths and illnesses from last October. A spokesman called the claims baseless, attributing harm to a weather conjunction and fumes from trains boats and nearby industrial plants in the Monongahela Valley.
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Noucaien Res
Pittsburgh
American Wire and Steel Company
Donora
M. Personis
Caus
Monyrunhela Valtey
Y Considers Moving Into Rod Gun Club
Advisory board at Corry FMGA 15 discusses converting the Rod and Gun Club building into Y quarters with rent-free terms. Plans include adding fire escape, new facilities, and strengthening structure to accommodate meetings several days weekly.
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Corry
Ninl
Arthur Burgess
Roger Brown
Advanl
Arcney
Golty High School
Burgess
Yid George Watso
Sind
Mehak
Haines Kent
Congress Approves Overseas Arms Program Expansion
Congress passed a $1.414 billion arms bill authorizing immediate use of 125 million dollars from RFC funds to accelerate a plan to ship 450 million dollars worth of surplus U S military equipment to allied nations. Most cash and rights await committee approval, with emphasis on Western European allies.
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Associated Press
Washington
Administration
Amiéetics
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United State
Russia
House
Senate
Omarlee
Workers Over 65 to Get 100 Dollar Monthly Benefit
A tentative accord averts a nationwide strike by 115,000 production workers. The deal provides a $100 monthly pension-like payment for workers over 65, with a firm board recommendation guiding the final settlement.
Ford and UAW Reach Pension Agreement in Historic Deal
Detroit reports Ford Motor Co and the CIO United Auto Workers reach a history making pension plan to be funded by the company. The pact provides monthly pensions to workers over 65 and ties the package to an hourly wage standstill. Walter Reuther says the agreement advances the industry amid a potential walkout.
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CIO
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Ue Uito
Life
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Saal
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Jatin
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Pyle
Renthee
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Testimonies on Olds Washington Appointment Debate
Fragmented text suggests a city solicitor and senators discussing eligibility and appointments. Names and places are garbled but imply a confirmation or hearing about a political appointment and associated credibility questions.
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Olds Washington
Sunch
Anno X
Joey
Senate
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