New Premier Appointed for Pakistan Following Jinnah’s Death
KARACHI Pakistan Sept 14 Kwaja Nazimuddin former premier of Bengal was appointed acting Governor General of Pakistan to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mahomed Ali Jinnah founder and first governor general Nazimuddin aged 54 educated at Harrow and Cambridge He will be sworn in this afternoon He has long been active in Bengal politics and once led the Indian hockey federation His selection comes as crowds in Karachi call for war with India after yesterday’s invasion of Hyderabad
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Karachi
Pakistan
Kwaya Nazimuddin
Bengal
Mohomed Ali Jinnah
Dominion
Kwaja Nazimuddin
Quad-E-Azam
Mahomed Ali Jinnah
Nazimuddin
Harrow
Cambridge
England
East Bengal
Bombay
Jinnah
United States
India
Geneva
India Hockey Federation
Dominion of India
Hyderabad
Man with two families in two California towns
Upland and Covina, California, are described as two sleepy towns in the citrus belt. William B. Bonstein, 35, a Covina trucking contractor, was arrested on suspicion of bigamy after returning from Missouri with his Covina family. Police say his Upland family has been left short of funds. He allegedly married Bernice Kirk in Nevada in 1937 and had three children, then married Sybil Hill in 1941 and had three more. He reportedly split time between Covina and Upland, six days a week with Bernice’s family and weekly visits to Upland. Prosecutors may pursue charges for failure to provide and Mann Act violations. Queen Elizabeth was known as England's virgin queen.
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Calif
Covina
William B. Bonstein
Bonstein
Missouri
Eugene L. Mueller
Muueller
Ronstein
Bernice Kirk
Nevada
Covna
Sybil Hill
Bernice
Kiddies
Mueller
Greensburg Fire Chief Finds Fire At Henry Printing Co
Greensburg Sept 14 Fire Chief Joseph Rush driving by discovered a blaze at Henry Printing Co causing about 50000 dollars damage to a two story building. One fireman was overcome while fighting the intense flames fed by large quantities of stored paper. Fifteen vehicles from the Peterson wiring system were removed safely from under the building.
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Greensburg
Joseph Rush
Henry Printing Co
Peterson
Spy Hunt Inquiries Harmful Mood Toward Atomic Scientists
Belmont MA September 14 The House Un American Activities Committee was accused by Dr Philip Morse former Brookhaven Lab director of creating an atmosphere of suspicion toward atomic scientists Morse returned to MIT as physics professor after resigning July 17 He said the committee’s front page charges prevent rebuttal and hinder qualified personnel from returning to government work urging improved conditions to retain talent and stabilize projects
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Belmont
Mass
House Un-American Activities Committee
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Atomic Research Project
Brookhaven
N.Y
Philip M. Morse
Morse
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Henorat J
Hollywood Bombed With Perfume
Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and downtown Los Angeles faced a perfume attack as ten planes released a product valued at 20000 dollars. The stunt failed to trigger a scent with residents dealing with smoke and fog, and reports noted the aroma drifting out to sea.
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Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Hollywood
Houolulu
No War For Present Gen Clay And The Italian Deadlock
The article sketches a deadlock among the Big Four Powers over Italy, noting Russia’s claim of lack of power with only the French Foreign Minister present, and King George opening Parliament urging reform of the Lords. It blends dramatic wartime diplomacy with truncated political signals shaping Europe. It also includes a unrelated health advertisement about tonics and digestive aids amid a jumble of OCR text.
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Russia
King George
Vurtuil
House of Lords
74 Word Speech By King George
The speech notes the bill to amend the Parliament Act 1911 and mentions disagreement between the houses last session. It states no other business is proposed this session and prayers for the Almighty’s blessing. Prime Minister Attlee did not attend due to illness. Despite the King’s remark, a Conservative demand for a statement on the German crisis was anticipated.
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Priny
Attlee
Chiang May Seize Idle Factories
Shanghai dated report says Maj. Gen. Chiang Ching Kuo threats government seizure of factories for noncompliance with decrees. Economic control office warns owners to operate to avoid unemployment while accusing unscrupulous rivals. Students and Youth Army figures march in Peiping amid charged rhetoric. Despite sensational language, many plants may suspend work to meet August 19 price freezes, selling stock below cost.
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Shanghai
Chiang Ching-Kuo
Chiang
Economic Control Office
Peiping
Tigers
Youth Army
Eat
Chiang Kai-Shek
Central
Landslide for GOP in Maine and national echoes
The Maine vote gave Senator Wallace White a margin over 92,000, surpassing the 1928 GOP peak and signaling a strong national Republican surge. Margaret Chase Smith secured a six year Senate term, the first woman elected without appointment. State rights supporters pressed Democrats to oppose Truman, while Truman assailed attacks on scientists and urged national unity amid HUAC probes.
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Wallace White
Smith
Dixie Senate
Congress
Truman-Barkley
Ect
Graf Deleling
Truman
American Associatio For Advancement of Science
Jash
House Un-American Activities Committee
Edward A. Condon
Bureau of Standards
Condon
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Senate
Truman Civil Riehte
States Rights
Senge
House
Trueman
Seputor Olin Johnston
South Carolina
Guy. J Strom Thurmond
States Rights Group
Czechoslovak Leader Gottwald Vacationing in Crimea
President Klement Gottwald of Czechoslovakia and his wife arrived in Crimea for a vacation, traveling from Prague as reported by Moscow papers. In other news scientists suggest future methods may use photography to estimate atomic elements such as uranium and thorium in rocks.
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Moscow
I-P
Klement Gottwald
Czechoslovakia
Crimea
Prague
Journal of Commerce shifts to electronic keyboards amid union strike
New York dispatch reports the 121 year old Journal of Commerce moving to self typesetting on electronic keyboards after ITU talks fail. 82 composing and mailing room workers walk out accusing a lockout while editors push toward direct printing as replacements are hired.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Business News Daily
AFL International Type Graphical Union
ITU
Rea
Wiesaver
Chicago
Eric Ridder
ITC
Ridder
Mailers Union No. 6
ITV Lonell
New York City
Route 1 crash near Danville leaves one dead
A 28 year old Williamsport Technical School student Donald Fox of Danville was killed in a collision on Route 1 near Danville. His wife Rose and brother Daniel Fox were injured, and David H. Coleman, driver of the truck, suffered injuries. State Police identified the dead man and reported the other injuries.
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Danville
Williamsport Technical School
Here
Donald Fox
Fox
Rose
Daniel Fox
David H. Coleman
Y Director Addresses Kiwanis
Mr. Robert Traugh district director of YMCA addressed the Kiwanis Club Monday at Lewis Restaurant on YMCA activities in Pennsylvania and local Y buildings. Georg Lisla Schultz and Ed Jaeger shared insights from the national YMCA Congress in Oxford Ohio. Committees were formed to promote a community Halloween celebration in November and the Educational Assistance Committee awarded three scholarships totaling about 500 dollars.
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Kiwanis Club
Lewis
Traugh
Pennsylvania
Georg Lisia Schultz
Ed, Jaeger
the Nation
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Boys and Girls Work Committee
John Sulley
Bill North
Drumheller
Kiwanis
Educational Assistance Committee
Recreation talk and Lions Club recreation plans Indiana
Mr J R Guard chair of Recreation Communities of Indiana Borough spoke to the Lions Club last night at the Vets dining hall. Three new Health Camp directors were elected Ralph White Frank Tocci and Don Mike Jissell replacing Cunningham Steiner and Guthrie. The club will picnic at Health Camp next Monday evening with families providing baskets soft drinks supplied by the club. Activities include children playtime at 515 pm athletics program by College leaders George Miller and Lewis Shaffer, dinner at 615 pm and square dancing after dark. Guard urged a sustained community recreation program including neighborhood play spots and a long range public stadium plan. Guests included Paul Coffman Madison Wis Lee Fox Pittsburgh Kirk Miller Chicago James Marsden Indiana and John Gordon Jones Indiana.
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Lions Club
J. R. Guard
Lions
Ralph White
Frank Tocci
Don” Mikejsell
R. Wallace Cunningham
Swiniam
Steiner
O. K. Guth‘rie
O. K. Guthrie
George Miller
Lewis H. Shaffer
Guard
Paul D. Coffman
Madison
Wis
Lee Fox
Pittsburgh
Kirk Miller
Chicago
James Marsden
John Gordon Jones
Mars and Venus Next Target For Radar
Mayor David L. McNair dies of heart attack in Pittsburgh. Harvard astronomer Harlow Shapley proposes radar signals from Mars and Venus as a future solar exploration method. He notes instrument capability, expects funding needs of about half a million dollars and several years to reach that goal.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
David L. Lawrence
Mars
Venus
Harvard
Harlow Shap
William M. McNaiyley
McNair
St. Louis
Police
Fire Departments
Shapley
American Association For the Advancement of Soldies
Hughes To Test 200 Ton Flying Boat Soon
Hollywood dispatch reports Howard Hughes plans another flight of his 200 ton flying boat in about 90 days. Taxi tests begin October 15 with a takeoff two months later after a prior November test skimmed 70 feet above Los Angeles harbor waves. The craft has undergone control refinements since a congressional inquiry into Hughes war contracts.
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Hoollywood
Howard Hughes
Hughes
RKO Studio
Los Angeles
Ben
Trial of Helen Burns Underway
A jury was drawn and impaneled for the trial of Helen M. Burns of All Toons and formerly of East Mahoning Two. She faces charges of conversion of personal property and larceny by bailee involving household goods. The trial continued into the following day with no early end expected.
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Helen M. Burns
Alltoons
East Mahoning Two
Army to Hire Stevedores For Army Cargo Operations
Army to use stevedores on past practice while reinstating a shakeup system for work under strike conditions. Union says it will only work essential cargo under prior conditions. San Francisco port will process about 250 men daily by first come first hired. Royall says Army will hire its own loaders as west coast firms decline contracts.
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San Francisco Army Port of Embarkation
the Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Washington
Army
Corry Jamestown Plant Strike Ends with Settlement
Corry Jamestown Mfg. Co resumes partial production after a three month strike. International Association of Machinists members vote 140 to 11 to accept a new contract granting an 11 cent hourly raise. About 350 employees are affected.
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Corry-Jamestown Mfg
International Association of Machinists
Husband Plus 7000 Gets a Blond Beauty
DETROIT September 14 The 19 year old Georgie Martin refused her father George Martins plan to marry a wealthy suitor for seven thousand dollars. The father said he wanted to secure Georgies future after financial difficulties forced his retirement. Georgie said she knew nothing of the plan until it appeared in a local paper and rejected the arrangement.
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Detroit
Georgie Martin
George Martin
Georgie
University of Detroit
Martin
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Freedom Train in Pittsburgh Arrives With 5 Day Schedule
Thousands in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas will visit the Freedom Train as it arrives at the Pennsylvania Railroad Station tomorrow. It will be open 10 AM to 10 PM Wednesday through Friday, then move to Erie Saturday and Oil City Sunday and Johnstown Monday, with precautions including switches spiked and bridges guarded under U S Marine escort.
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U. S.marine 1
Betty Hutton Wows London At Palladium Debut Encore
London critics praised Betty Hutton, the American songstress, after her Palladium debut. The audience called for another encore after the National Anthem, a signal for everyone to go home.
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London
Betty Hutton
Palladium
India Forces Slowed Down In Hyderabad
Reported columns from the west east and north around Hyderabad faced stiff resistance as Indian advances slowed. Hyderabad claimed a village seizure but acknowledged limited gains while Gov General Rajagopalachari declared a grave emergency and extended powers to courts police and army.
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Pakistan
Hyderabad
Baldrug
Bezwada
Suriapet
Aurangabad
Jaginahs
Chakrayvarthi Rajagopajlachari
Hakim Azami Saheb
Bombay
India
Arab League
Weather Report Fall Cooler Today and Tonight
Fall weather continues with cooling conditions. Increasing cloudiness expected, and temperatures remain moderate overnight. On Wednesday the outlook calls for more cloud cover and continued mild highs and lows.
Obituaries from Indiana area include several deaths
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with funeral plans and residences. Mrs. Liner N. Smimi of 310 North Carpenter Ave. Indiana, died at Women s Hospital Pittsburgh. Kenneth W. Rupert of Salisburg RD 2 died recently. services planned in Saltsburg with military rites. Arthur Duane Thornton of Buffalo NC died Sept. 12. Mary Jane Keith age 3 months died Sept. 10. Joseph William Stasinger 17, of Indiana died Sept. 11 in Baltimore Mercy Hospital. services and interments detailed for each.
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Liner N. Smimi
North
Carpenter Ave
Indiana
Women’s Hospital
Pittsburgh
Kenneth W. Rupert
Salisburg
R. D
Saltsburg
Robinson Funeral Home
Edgewood Cemetery
Arthur Duane Thornton
Daconess Hospital
Buffalo
N. C
Stafford
William and
Mary (Conner) Thornton
Eleanor Keith
N. Y
Francis Oratin
Phyllis
Barnesboro
Lois
David
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Mentele
H. E. Robertson
Mary Jane Keith
Movie Keith
Clymer
Thelda Margaret
Joanne Louise
Sylvia Irene
John McGeary
Corp
Allen Robert
Azores
U.S. A
Joseph William Stasinger
Mark F
Joe Young Hasinger
Schoaig
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Robinson's
N. 7Th St
St. Bernards Church
Father Ignatius Koll+en
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Foreign Ministers Clash Over Council Status At Potsdam Meet
Delegates from France Britain the United States and Russia debated whether their gathering formed a foreign ministers council as outlined in the Potsdam Agreement. Western powers argued yes with full powers claimed by Britain the United States and France. Russia’s Vishinsky denied authority and charged the others with violating the Malian peace treaty.
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Britain
United States
Russia
Rusesia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Robert Schuman
Hector
McNeil
Lewes
W. Douglas
London
deNeil
Douglas
Vishinsky
Ernest Bevin
George C. Marshall
Schuman
Council of Foreign Ministers
Vishinskyg Vlaii
Foreign Ministers Council
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