Arabs Form Palestine Government
Arabs form a Palestine government amid protests from Trans-Jordan and Iraq. Ahmed Hilmy Pasha named Prime Minister. Lt. Col. Abdulla Bey Tell to succeed as acting military governor of Jerusalem. Jemal Al Husseini named Interior Minister as talks of a new Arab state outside Palestine surface. King Abdullah rejects creation within Trans-Jordan security zone.
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Amman
Trans-Jordan
Iraq
Arab League
Palestine
Ahmed Hilmy Pasha
Jerusalem
Abdullah
Syria
Lebanon
Damascus
Holy Land
Cairo
Israel
Fawzi Pasha
Abdulla Bey Tell
Hilmy Pasha
Jemal al Husseini
Abdullah of
Husseini
Said Pasha Mufti
Seven-State
Abdi Rahman Azzam Pasha
Seven National Arab League
League Today
Hilmu Pasha
League
Britain
United Nations
Ramallah
Arab Legion
Seven Gunmen Rob Private Party in Virginia Beach
Police in Princess Anne County search for seven masked gunmen who robbed a private party near Piney Point in Virginia Beach yesterday. The group, armed with rifles and a machine gun, stole cash jewelry and watches estimated at 2500 dollars and fled in four guest cars. Roadblocks halted exits as investigators chase leads within the county.
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Virginia Beach
Princess Anne County
Princess Anne
Ivan Mapp
Swank Piney Point
State
Count Police S
Russia To Pull Troops From Korea
Western sources in London say the Soviet plan ties to a Northern Korea demand that all foreign troops withdraw. A gradual U S pullback is linked to South Korea's growing army. The Northern Korean force is reported around 200000, influencing U S Korea policy.
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Page Pne
South Korea
London
Korea
United States
Jepublic
South
Arcadia Mine Wins Aid Crown
Arcadia Mine takes top prize in the aid contest judged by D Null and W C Cagley of Johns town. Butler Consolidated Coal Co. from Wildwood, Allegheny Co. finished third with 99.80 minus. Renton Mine 3, Allegheny Co., placed fourth at 09.53 plus. Public Steel Corp. from Indianapolis ranked fifth with 90.53 plus. Jamison Coal Co. Mine 20 in Hannastown, Colliery 22 of PA Coal & Coke Corp. at Marsteller finished seventh with 90.468 points.
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D. Null
W. C. Cagley
Johnstown
Butler Consolidated Coal Co
Wildwood
Allegheny Co
Pittsburgh Consolidated Coal Co
Renton Mine 3
Republic Steel Corp
Indianola
Jamison Coal, Co
Hannastown
Lie Urges UN Guard Formation Amid Cold War Strains
Secretary General Trygve Lie will press for a United Nations constabulary of 1 000 to 5 000 backed by UN authority to deter acts like the assassination of Count Folke Bernadotte and to stabilize disturbed areas as the 58 nations open. Marshall and Bevin attend, with Berlin tensions looming over the gathering in Paris.
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Louis Nevin Paris
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Counte Folke Bernardotte
U. N
Lie
U. S
Marshall
Ernest Bevin
Berlin
Bevin
Robert Schuman
France
Germany
Lucius Clay
Paris
Brian Robertson
W. Bedell Smith
Russia
Moscow
Frank Roberts
Britain
General Assembly
Security Council
Indonesia
Palestine
Assembly
Jose Arce
Argentina
Associated Press
India
Hyderabad
Na Wab Moin Nawaz Jung
Four power talks on East West differences in Paris
Soviet deputy foreign minister V. Y. Vishinsky arrived in Paris to head the Russian delegation at the United Nations Assembly with his wife accompanying him. The United States calls for renewed Berlin talks as Marshall plans conferences in Paris while ambassador Smith heads to Paris from Moscow for consultations.
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Paris
Berlin
General Assembly
Marshall
U. S
Moscow
Smith
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
U. N
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations Assembly
Dewey to Speak at Des Moines Des Moines Stop
Dewey plans a Des Moines talk to outline a bold policy line against widening Russian influence and to present a blueprint for social welfare to fight poverty at home. He will receive the Order of the Golden Plow, meet farm editors, then deliver a wide broadcast address before continuing to Colorado and Denver for further stops.
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Dewey
Des Moines
Englewood, Ill
Chicago
Dwight Green
C. Wayland Brooks
Rock Island
Jil
Spencer Park
Davenport
Iowa
Robert D. Blue
George Wilson
Guy Gillette
B. B. Hickenlooper
Harrison Spangler
Oth
Heck Ross
Farms
Drake University Stadium
Nebraska
North Platte
Julenburg
Sterling
Fort Morgan
Greeley
Lupton
Israel To Destroy Stern Gang Rally Stirs Public Debate
The Central Committee of the Fighters for the Freedom of Israel denounces Ben-Gurion’s government as illegitimate citing swift detentions of Stern Group members in Jerusalem. It calls for their release and warns of further anti terrorism measures to track down assassins.
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Mivrak
Stern
Central Committee
Th Fighters For the Freedom of Israel
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Jerusalem
CIO oil strike talks at San Francisco continue
West Coast CIO oil workers and Standard Oil of Indiana meet in San Francisco to press a 17 day wage dispute. Peace officers in Contra Costa County investigate three shots fired at the home of an oil plant foreman.
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Francisco
West Coast
CIO Oil Workjava
Standard Oil Company
Teiala
Conice Gosia
Credit Controls Return to Limit Installment Buying
Washington reports federal controls on installment buying return after 11 months, targeting auto loans and appliances. Down payments rise to one third for autos and one fifth for other items, with 16 to 18 month terms. Used cars face higher down payments. penalties for violations can reach 10,000 dollars or ten years in jail.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
20 New GOP House Seats Says Martin
Washington predicts Republicans will gain about 20 House seats in the November elections. Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr. says it will be a Republican year with firm control of both Houses, and he questions losing the Senate slight Democratic edge. He notes potential gains for Democrats from Wallace’s Progressive Party and cites southern states as pivotal in Dewey’s strategy.
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Washington
House
Joseph W. Martin
ReMass
Martin
Senate
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Congress
American Labor Party
South
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Two Injured In Collision In Indiana Report
Two people received minor injuries in a two car collision here Saturday with about 300 dollars in damages. William David Leighton of Michigan drove one car and Thomas Korsmo of Punxsutawney drove the other after brakes failed. Mrs Phyliss Korsmo, wife of the second operator, sustained a scalp bump and was treated by a local physician. Korsmo himself had a cut on the left arm and was treated locally.
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Indiana Police Department
William David Leighton
Michigan
Thomas Korsmo
Phyliss
Korsmo
Newsmen Dead In Harrisburg Wreck
Report says Dick Walton 32 sportswriter for Harrisburg Patriot Frank Ludwig Patriot printer and Ludwig’s wife died in a truck automobile collision near Carlisle Friday night. The three killed were on their way home from a football game.
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Dick Walton
Harrisburg Patriot
Frank Ludwig
Patriot
Ludwig
Carlisle
Truman in Denver raps GOP on public power battles
Truman travels west on a 9500 mile bid criticizing Republican obstruction of public power and irrigation projects. He spoke from the Colorado capitol grounds in Denver and planned seven talks that day including Pueblo and Colorado Springs. He urged full turnout to boost Democrats, saying if all eligible voters go to the polls he would not have to leave the White House.
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Denver
Capitol
Rock Island
Ill
Towa
Missouri
Truman
Dexter
Independence
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Canyon City
White House
Iam
United States
Trenton
Degger
Wall Street
India Takes Control of Hyderabad After Invasion
New Delhi reports Hyderabad now under civil and military control following a six day war. Maj. Gen. C. N. Chaudhury named military governor as Secunderabad notes three possible futures for the state and counts show 10 Indian soldiers killed, 600 Hyderabad State Force and 1,500 Razakars dead.
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New Delhi
India
Hyderabad
Secunderabad
Nizzam
Maharaja Shri Rajen
Drashinhji
Qazim Razvi
Razakars
Razskars
C. N. Chaudhury
Madras
Bombay
Indian Union
Indian Army
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Meeting September 21 1948
The Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association executive committee will meet on Tuesday evening September 21 1948 starting with a 6 30 PM picnic at the Guy Stutzman farm Indiana RD This gathering is for committee members and their families A business session follows to finalize plans for the October 21 1948 Extension Dinner in Indiana Additional items include reports and showing slides and movies of 1948 Extension activities Officers are W D Goughnour Secretary Day K Nichol Vice President Marion Center R BD 2 and Guy Stutzman Treasurer Indiana RD 1.
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Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
Guy Stutzman
Indiana
W. D. Goughnour
Clark C. Pollock
Marion Center
Day K. Nichol
Soviets Arm Civilian Shock Troops Rumor Suppressed
Postwar Berlin reports allege Soviet authorities arm civilian shock troops in the Soviet zone. In replies to unrest, Russians offer leniency on reparations while tightening control on non Communist economic measures. A Berlin commandant reviews youth sentences linked to anti Communist protests amid a push to augment police with veterans from Paulus’s Stalingrad army.
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Tagesspiegel
Christian Democratic
der Tag
Berin
Alexander Kotikov
Berlin
Soviet
Friedrich von Paulus
Stalingrad
Russia
Weather Report Western Bernie Isylvania Partly cloudy and warm
Partly cloudy and warm today in Isylvania with little change in temperature tonight. The text also recounts wartime notices and obituaries including soldiers wounded at Cassino and later buried in Arlington. The report mentions Pfc. David C. Price of Clymer killed in action in France, PFC Nelson Price, SGT Richard E. Pantall, and other service members, followed by local funeral notices for Mrs. Elizabeth M. Holben and Mrs. Laura J. Shranger among others.
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Bernie
Isylvania
Nd River
Mount Cassino
U. S
Marzanello Nuovo
Nelson
David C, Price
D. J. Price
Clymer
France
Arlington National Cemetery
Price
Clymer High School
Co. F
Harold Gray
Waterman
William Gray
Creekside
William Anderson
Sagamore
Francis Walsh
Ebensburg
Calvin Price
Germany
Mac Price
Indiana
William
Chicago
Phyllis
Richard E. Pantall
Arlington National
Fort Myer
Pantall
Frank
Amanda Pantall
Rochester Mills
Girard College
110Th Inf
England
Indiana Aerie
Amanda O'Hara
Robert McLaughlin
Michael Mackanes
Owen Nelson Lawson
Italy
Dayton
Wadding Funeral Home
J. B. Dodd
J. B. Troutman
Smicksburg Methodist Cemetery
Dayton Memorial
West Mahoning Township
R. D
Dayton Vocational High School
Camp Croft
5. C
Camp Reynolds
Greenville
Newport News
Iran
South Africa
Clean-up Day At West Union United Presbyterian Church
Volunteer workers will meet at the West Union United Presbyterian Church on Wednesday morning to clean the church cemetery and church grounds.
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West Union U. P
West Union United Presbyterian Church
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Moorhead
CIO
Harrisburg
Raps Gop
Agricultural Committee
Tadlans, Pa
Weather Report
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Samuel Holben
Della Depp
Hamilton
Owen Reesman
Clarksville
Harry Holben
Altoona
Edward Holben
Punxsutawney
Depp
Laura J. Shranger
Shrauger
Trade City
Harry Smyers
Milton Shrauger
Alice McConnel
George Crissman
Margaret Weiss
John C. “Viller
California
Thomas Funeral Home
Gilgal Cemetery
Susan L. Hanna
Wm. A. Hanna
Ben Avon
Robinson Funeral Home
New Kensington
Gertrude Flickinger
Glen
Wayne
Donald
Harold
Blairsville
Rose Bears
Viola Price
Jennie Clark
Marie Lees
George Amos Riter
Fayette County
Ferguson Funeral Home
John N. Hempstead
Blairsville Cemetery
Ella Roof Henderson
Edward Henderson
John Roof
Pittsburgh
Henderson
Indiana County
William T
Julia Stitt Starry
Walter J and
Francis Roof
First Central Presbyterian Church
Manchester
Women's Auxiliary of the
American Legion
John Root
Iva Wilson
Cleverland
Grace Silvis
Buffago
N. Y
Elzie
Joseph Starry
James Starry
Sandylake
Ben Starry
Homer City
Nora Rucker
Monaga
Bell Funeral Home
William Paul Jones
Oakland Cemetery
Olives
Chease
Minerva
Sarchnis
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