Pittsburgh Police Struggle With Own Lottery Numbers
Pittsburgh police faced a problem with their own lottery draw as a charity raffle for a police sponsored widow’s pension fund failed to produce the winner who did not appear within 10 days. Officials urged the public to call the department for the numbers, triggering a flood of calls at the start of Sunday.
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Pittsburgh
UINS
Police Widow's Pension Fund
Parkes Field
Andrew Charles Sugmested
New Castle Man Killed at Warren War
A New Castle man was killed near Painesville Ohio as a war incident occurred. Services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Joseph B. Heyde mortuary with burial in Oak Park Cemetery. The family will receive friends this evening at the mortuary from 7 to 9. New Castle is noted as a major banana port.
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New Castle
Warren
Painesville, O
Joseph B. Heyde
Oliver W. Hurst
Oak Park Cemetery
Price Frye
Fly Price Frye
Wes Washington Street
Mercer County
Lals
Wilmot
Christine Archer Frye
Frye
Lev
John R. Hodge
Wallace Avenue
R. B. Withers
Oak Parkemetery
Giant French airliner hunted at sea in coast guard search
A French transport version of the B-38 bomber and Howard Hughes seaplane prompted a joint search by American forces. The U S Coast Guard Cutter Campbell and French ships and planes joined the hunt.
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Shom
Howard Hughes
Coast Turd
U.S. Coast Guard
Campbell
Nda Waship
Degasperi Sees EU Federation Beginnings in Customs Union
Italian Premier Alcide De Gasperi urged that the Marshall Plan lead to a European federation, with the first step a Saarian French customs union, seeing it as essential for durable unity through democratic cooperation. He warned that abstention by certain countries from recovery efforts is a mere formal matter.
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Romi
Ansi—Ualian
Alcide Degasperi
Marshall Plan
DeGasperi
International Conference of
Civssian Democrats
Tran
Pa Newe Observes Pa Newe Observes
Fragmented OCR style notes describe insect damage from worms in arbor vitae and beetle larvae, plus a report of new vehicle inspection stickers and a campaign to extend travel for families. Mentions Mr and Mrs E A Peterson and Edmund Whiteman, with references to local streets and war-related travel plans.
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E. A. Petersen
Weal State Street
Arly
Edmund Whiteman
Philips Afreet
Tdentind
EXPECT STALIN TO FACE DEMANDS ON BERLIN BLOCKADE
Western diplomats expect a four powered meeting with Stalin to resolve Berlin blockade tensions. Molotov to join Stalin, with Smith Chataigneaux and Roberts meeting Moscow officials to discuss a fresh effort by the four powers. The talks may occur at night as in past conferences and signal a new push for crisis settlement.
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Stalin
Berlin
U.S
Jleut
Walter Bedell Smith
Yves Chataigneaux
Hirilain
Frank Roberts
Molotov
Vaasili Bokolovsky
Germany
Carmany
Warsaw
Jute
Barlier
Henry Wallace
U. S
Molotey
Paget
Budenz Details Red Spy Rings and Communist Ties
Budenz partially confirms a Red Spy network in the United States naming three main groups. He cites leaders and aims including plans linked to Leon Trotsky’s assassination, and describes connections between the U S Communist Party and the Soviet dictatorship. Elizabeth Bentley sits guarded as Capitol Hill committees eye her safety.
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Budenz
United States
Addack Stachel
Palleco
Nik
V.D. Budenz
Leon Trotsky
Meaco City
Gotos
Eugene Dennis
U.S
Communist Party
New York
Dennis
Trcoup
Russia
Eisler
Gerhardt Eisler
America
International
Caminteca
Moscow
Elizabeth Bentley
Miss Bentley
Capitol Hill
Probe into alleged spy ring at WU continues
The inquiry resumes as Sen. Hickenlooper says the atomic energy committee staff tracks developments across the state. Remington, named by Miss Bexsley as a source of government secrets, testified of a possible job with the secret atomic commission and earlier investigations by the FBI and a New York grand jury.
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Sen. Hicken
Jooper
Congressional Atomic Energy, Committee
Hickenlooper
Remington
Bexsley
Np-Secret
Atomic Commission
Jong Afar
P81
New York
Grand Jury
Gomailsalan
Mayy
Enki Robert
Stripling
Counse
House un-American Activi Committee
Misa Bentley
James Roy Newman
Iss Bentley
Dinol
Strinlin
Newman
Edward A. Condon
Bareau
Washington
Newsman
Atomic Committee
Firther
Big Four Meeting and Berlin Blockade Tensions
The article notes a looming Big Four meeting with 18 figures expected as talks focus on Berlin’s blockade. It reports U S and British officials debating direct appeal to Stalin versus diplomatic channels and warns that failure could strain Soviet relations and risk war, though Bevin favors US backing to end the blockade.
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Bertin
Foreign Office
Gutsont
Stalin
United States
Werth
Bevin
U. S
Berlin
Washington
Deaths Of The Day In New Wilmington and area
Obituary notices from New Wilmington and nearby towns record the deaths of C Temple at 52, Frye, Florenza Martini, Vivian Jean Hammond, Madeline Pecore, and William Dunkirk. Services listed include church and funeral home rites, with interments at Woodlawn and Oak Park Cemeteries. Survivors and affiliations with local churches noted.
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Send C. Temple Howard Clark Temple
South Main Street
New Wilmington
Aled
Hoovel Ieureapip
Memver County
Hopewell Lownship
Heaver County
Jeanie Todd ‘Temple Sand
William ‘Temple
Temple
U. P
Aliquippa
Pearl Irene Temple
B.S. T
U.P
Robert P. McDonald
Hia Moshes
Woodlawn
Botlock
Card Of Thanks From The Pecore Family
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. Your support is greatly appreciated for the loss of our loved one.
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Imann
London
UNS
George W. Driver
Soviet Moves in Berlin Currency Battle Amid Payroll Pledge
Soviet officials pledged Western sector firms would receive funds by August 15 to meet payrolls, prompting Western bankers to fear a siphon of western marks. U S planners discussed a Berlin currency relief, possibly a special Western mark variant, but feared rapid depreciation. Moscow reports note Tsar Kolokol bell in Moscow weighs 194 tons and has never been rung.
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Frims
Berlin
U. S
Moscaw
Safar
County Divisions to Receive 95 620 from Motor Fund
County divisions are allotted 95 620 for a six month period ending June 30, 1948. The breakdown lists New Castle and boroughs such as Bessemer Eliport Edwood Enon Valley and others with specific amounts. Second class townships including Big Beaver Hickory Little Beaver and Shenango also receive designated sums. Overall totals reflect national steel losses pegged near 20 million tons due to strikes as of January 1948.
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Lawrence County
New Castle
Bessemer
Eliport
Edwood
Enon Valley
Mington
South New Castle
Volant
Wampum
Jron
Big Beaver
Hickory
Little Beaver
Ntahdning
Neshannock
North Beaver
Perry
Plaingrove
Bulleski
Bhlaz
Scott
Shenangs
Slippery Hook
Taylor
Union
Washington
Wayne
Wilmington
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Coupeurd
European Union
Italy
Welch Air Flight
Welch
Ferisca
Air Flint
D. & W. Division
Castle Stationery CO
N. Mill ST
Fhone
Avia Radio
Coene
Jen
Senaaltorcall
Philco
Fueweiry
Waradios
Pa Newe
Elty
Nlght
Deek
Woman
Bentley
Beene
Mire
Florenza Martini
Fiorenza Martini
Fourth Avenue
Koppel
Fiwood City Hospital
Martini
Cantano
Fortunato Perrott
Wila
St. Teresa's Church
Mennetto Martini
Carmen
Josephine Cynkar
Italic City
Mildred Cleary
Yada
Christine Barone
Syracust
DeCarbo
St. ‘Teresa's
St. Mary's Cemetery
Beaver Falls
T Vivian Jean Hammond Hammond
Earl Blaine
Vivian Dean Crawford Hammond
West Moody Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Earl Blaine Wammoand
J. 3
Hammond
Ernest Crawford
Leyde Mortuary
Pecore
Madeline Pecore
Marshall Funeral Home
Holy Trinity
Polish National Catholic Church
Edward Kuaminski
Terrance
James Murphy
Stephen
Walter Wasilew
Ski Geurre
Charles Harper
Ciguy Mruchoom
Wilno
George
Massachusetts Bay
Greenland
Mexico City
Manuel Avila Camacho
Jesse N. K
Eid
Lawrence CO
George E. Watters As
Shez Wasmenexes At
Boa
Joseph B. Leyde
McGoun
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