Fear Allies May Use Plan To Lift Fear
Advisor Litchfield warns Western leaders in a U S News Service interview that discarding the plan to lift the fear allies could leave Russia in control. He cautions Gen Clay and top advisers may resign and argues the West German plan is a crucial weapon to deter Soviet concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tela
Clay
Litchfield
Civil Administration Division
U. S
Pear Rod
Moscow
University of Michigan
Amercan
London
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Local Notes On Birds And Roads In State County
A brief item notes Pa Newe observing a hen and its egg, with eggs displayed in The News lobby. It mentions heavy rains hampering traffic on Ellwood Road and progress on work at East New Castile while urging motorists to use caution on Ellwood City routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Ellwood
Ellwood City
Trateoremes
East New Castile
Daily U S Weather Statistics Summary
The 24 hour period ending 9 am shows a high of 86 and a low of 51 with no precipitation. River stage stands at 5.7 feet. A prior 24 hour period ending Sunday morning recorded a max 77 and min 82 with no precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Police nab four in Fayette county robbery spree
Connellsville Pennsylvania police hold four men over a wave of 27 robberies in Fayette county. One suspect William Chambers, 35, was wounded when he allegedly drew a revolver as officers attempted arrest. He is hospitalized and reported not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
INS
Fayette County
William Chambers
Connellsville State Hospital
Dr D L Ferguson Called to Erie Church
Dr D L Ferguson announced he received a call as minister of First U P church in Erie at Highlands U P church. He will assume duties in October and resign after a 16 year pastorate at Highland U P church. Session schedules special congregational meeting for Wednesday September 1 to act on his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Ferguson
U. P
Erie
Highland U. P
Ferguson
Capsule Form Briefs From Washington New York Moscow
Washington notes finish on a note rejecting Soviet charges in the case of Russian school teachers and Lt. Robert Dreher. New York reports a Soviet demand for a recall if a rescue of Mrs Kosenkina involved any crime. Washington places Hiss and Chambers in a closed session of the House Un American Activities Committee. Washington notes Truman and Clark refuse loyalty production for Remington and others as Republicans clash over a 4.5 billion dollar deficit forecast. Moscow awaits sixth visit as Western diplomats enter a pivotal Kremlin phase amid blame on Congress for a 1.5 billion deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
State Department
Robert Dreher
Moscow
New York
U. S
Oksana Kosenkina
Alger Hiss
Roosevelt
Whittaker Chambers
House
UN American Activities Committee
Pennsylvania Army National Guard Opens 88 Hour Civilian Soldier Camp
In Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania 12500 civilian soldiers many WWII veterans begin 88 hours of intensive training capped by a 2.5 day march and bivouac. Reorganization touches the PNG air arm with Col William S Johnson named commander of the 53rd Fighter Wing succeeding Col John W Weltman who becomes wing instructor. Col Henry A Sebastian named after.
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Indiantown Gap
INS
Pennsylvania
Nap
PNG
Ioa
Adj
Frank A. Weber
William S. Johnson
Rydal
U. S. Air Force
Dover
Del
Army Air Base
Johnson
John W. Weltman
Camp Hill
Weber
Henry A. Sebastian
Dewey Warren Confer in Albany on 1948 Campaign Issues
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Earl Warren meet in Albany to map the 1948 campaign. Attending are Herbert Brownell Jr. and Sen. William Knowland who joined Warren after travel from Sacramento. Warren says speaking tours may begin the second week of September and stresses peace with honor and opposing banning the Communist party as a political party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
INS
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Earl Warren
California
GOP
Herbert Brownell
Warren
New York City
Portland
Dewey
Communist Party
ROTC Students Excluded From Draft, Army and Air Force Say
The army and air force announced jointly that college ROTC students would not be inducted under the draft as long as they remain in military academic programs. The statement aims to assure ROTC participants of continued status during ongoing policy reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Air Force
Threat of Civil War Follows Huk Amnesty Failure
Manila reports renewed talk of civil war as most rebel Hukbalahap members fail to register for the presidential amnesty. The 50 day period for registering under President Quezon’s amnesty program expired at midnight, leaving armed leftist guerrillas outside government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
INS
Seek To Identify Young Girl Beaten Thrown In Lagoon
Philadelphia police seek Massachusetts help to identify a 15 year old girl found beaten and dumped in a south Philadelphia lagoon. The blonde unnamed teen, described as about five feet four and 110 pounds, was treated for hysteria and bruises at Methodist Hospital after saying she was forced to drink something.
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Philadelphia
INS
Massachusetts
Violet Beckley Dudley
Mass
Methodist Hospital
Pittsburgh man shot on Lover's Lane in Robinson Township
John Perhosky, 28, of Pittsburgh, was in critical condition after a shooting while in a car on Lover's Lane in Robinson township. Theodore Wagon, a 44-year-old Pennsylvania detective, is in custody as police investigate the incident with two men and a woman in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John Perhosky
Robinson Township
Lover Lane
Theodore Wagon
Pennsylvania
Deficit Forecast by Truman Figures Hit 1940 Budget
President Truman warned of a government deficit for the 1940 fiscal year predicting outlays at 42 billion dollars with revenue about 40.66 billion leaving a shortfall near 1.55 billion. Supporters urged Dewey to boost surplus through fiscal management if he wins.
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Truman
Inere
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Henee
Oksana Kosenkina Case Creates U S Soviet Tensions
In New York on August 16 a report notes Plainclothes and uniformed details at stairways and entrances as part of security. In Washington a note from the U S ambassador Walter Bedell Smith is expected to be delivered to the Kremlin within 48 hours, with state sources saying the protest may include counter-charges against Soviet officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. York
INS
Oksana Kosenkina
Washington
Dreher
Moscow
Walter Bedell Smith
Kremlin
State Department
Traffic Accidents Claim Five Lives In Weekend Spree
Five district residents died and seven injured in multiple crashes over the weekend. In Erie a bus auto collision killed Margaret McCarthy and Marie Lindsey, both Pittsburgh residents, with other injuries reported. A head on collision near Heilwood killed Rev. Albert G. Kouitz Jr and his wife Norma. Louis Leng of Pittsburgh died after being struck by a street car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
Margaret McCarthy
Marie Lindsey
Gore
Erie
Albert G. Kouitz, Jr
Norma
Heilwood
Uniontown
Louis Leng
Taxpayers Seek Answers To Questions Raised By Proposed 10 Mill Wage Tax
Taxpayers express interest in how a ten mill wage tax would work and where funds would go. The News reviews New Castle finances, noting real estate taxes, licenses, park revenues, and the sinking fund. It outlines current levies and how the city would shift from mercantile and occupation taxes to the new income based levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle News
New Castle Musical Union
Federation of Musicians
Cascade Park
Kime
Arby Ermel Branstetter
Castle Berber Sheg Quartet
Ceres
Unter Getenderchip
Et Jones
Alee
Cescade Park Commission
Ender
Musicclens
New Castle
Cial
Sylvan Heights
Fire kills two children in Renton blaze near Pittsburgh
A two story frame dwelling in Renton near Pittsburgh burned, killing eight year old Dorothy Stanko and seven year old Paul Stanko in their bedroom as flames spread from the kitchen. Parents Peter Stanko and Helen Stanko were severely burned and hospitalized at New Kensington hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Renton
Dorothy Stanko
Paul
Peter Stanko
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Helen
New Kensington
Soviet Exit Visa Denial Cited in Schoolteacher Case Note
The State Department today prepared a note to the Soviet government denying all Soviet involvement in the schoolteacher cases. Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith was to deliver the note to the Kremlin within 46 hours and it would include counter charges claiming the Soviets had applied for an exit visa a week before the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Durno
1. M
Otel Corr
Washington
State Department
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Kremlin
Ferry overturns on Maumee River. three drown
A Toledo bound ferry carrying 20 to 30 picnickers overturned on the Maumee River 13 miles south of Perrysburg. Three perished: five year old James Petenta, Adeline Van Klingeren, 47, and Cornelius Van Klingeren, 9. Others were rescued or treated for shock. The craft was operated by Thulew Bealecki, 16, of Swanton. Breathing aid and hospitalizations followed the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Mage
Toledo
Maumee River
Perrysburg
Highway Patrol
James Petenta
Adeline van Klingeren
Cornelius
Heitz
Mercy Hospital
Peter van Klingeren
Toledo St. Vincent's Hospital
Potenta Boy
van Klingeren
Thulew Bealecki
Swanton
Death Record notices for August 16 1948
Obituaries list Herbert Fullerton Leslie aged 62 of 131 East Sheridan Avenue and James A Yehn Sr aged 55 of Mounted a at Eliweed City. The fragment also mentions infant Hitler of 41444 Denver Ave and an entry for New Beatord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Denver
Herbert Fullerton Leslie
Sheridan Avenue
James A. Yehn, Sr
Eliweed City
Sovietize Berlin Plan Aims for Wider Political Takeover
The article reports a proposed Soviet style strategy to seize Berlin and spread to all Germany. It cites Marshall Rokossovsky named to lead the effort and mentions forming committees modeled on Soviet practice to implement the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marchal
Democratic
Marshall Konsaid Stantin Rokossovsky
Stalingrad
Marshall
Tde
Germany
Seed Wad San and Its What We Work
A compact note outlines aims and tasks as set to seed wad san and proceed with work. The fragment hints at a procedural plan or ritual, with emphasis on preparation and action.
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