Five Die In B 25 Plane Crash In Arkansas
Five men are killed when a B 25 Army plane crashes into Round Top mountain near Jasper Arkansas. The crash near Harrison occurred last night as the craft, based in Dayton Ohio, burned atop the mountain. Four likely from Ohio and one from California, one victim in navy uniform. Identification awaits Army action.
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Arkansas
Harrison
Ark
Round Top Mountain
Jasper
Newton County
Russell Burgine
Seck
Dayton
Ohio
Little Rock
California
Pa Newe Observes Two Historic Dates Ahead
Next week marks two special days Thursday Lincoln birthday anniversary and Saturday St. Valentine day. Easter comes earlier this year with Sunday March 28. Downtown traffic notes many autos lack chains while side streets stay snow covered. Wv P Martin near Westfield church Enon Valley Rd suffered a severe loss Friday.
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Lincoln's
Wv. P. Martin
Westfield Church
Enon Vatley R.D
Daily Weather Report Summary
United States weather stats for the 24 hour period ending 9 a m report maximum 25 minimum 5 below zero no precipitation river stage 4 3 feet year ago maximum 24 minimum 17 precipitation 0 08 inches snow
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United State
Snyder Sharpens Foreign Aid Debate Hidden Gold Claim
Treasury Secretary Snyder dismissed gold hoarding fears as exaggerated while GOP senators outlined drastic ERP revisions in Washington. He argued western Europe’s hidden gold may total under one billion dollars in a letter to Senator Vandenberg, amid a push to modify the foreign aid bill.
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Washington
Treasury
Snyder
Congress
France
Europe
Vandenberg
R) Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
GOP
Mardi Gras Opens With Child King Nor IX In New Orleans
In New Orleans the Mardi Gras celebration shifts to the children as William Oliver Knowles, 13, serves as King Nor IX for a day. A mechanized parade features jeeps guiding floats while younger maskers ride through crowded streets marking a wartime era twist on the long running festival.
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New Orleans
William Oliver - Knowles
King Nor IX
King Nor
Pagent
Senate Sets February 23 Start For Tax Cut Hearings
Senate Finance Committee Chair Millikin said hearings on the House approved GOP tax reduction bill will begin February 23. The timing follows a joint recommendation for a 214 billion dollar reduction in President Truman's budget and signals possible bipartisan shifts on the size of the cut.
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Washington
INS
Millikin
Inside Today's News Editorial Coms Stocks Radio Obituary
Fragments from a editorial page mention stock quotes radio frequency 665 mhz and an obituary line. The item hints at various section cues rather than a complete report, with sports society theater crossword and classified listings also noted.
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Stocks Vasetnae Radio
Society Oevar
Draft Demand For U N Force For Palestine
The five power Palestine commission meets in Lake Success to draft a Security Council demand for an armed force backing partition. They weigh how strong a force to seek and its composition, amid Arab threats and British constraints before the mandate ends. The Jewish agency memo proposes a militia of 35,000 men as a guiding factor.
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Pierre J. Huss Lake
Success
N. Y
Palestine Commission
United Nations Security Council
Palestine
Security Council
U. N. Secretariat
Commission
Council
Jewish Agency
Truman to attend St Patrick's Day dinner in New York
President Truman will speak at a St Patrick's Day dinner in New York City on March 17 after accepting an invitation from the Friendly Sons of St Patrick. Details on the speech topic and length were not available this morning.
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Washington
INS
Truman
New York City
White House
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Opposition to Rationing Grows as Wheat Prospects Improve
Prices for commodities eased after three days of declines fueling GOP opposition to price and rationing controls. PMA noted snow protected winter wheat with little damage and Europe may harvest more winter grain in 1948. Baruch warned softening markets could lessen the need for controls, while other officials cited surplus export potential to meet demand. Continued on page two.
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Washington
INS
PMA
Europe
Bernard M. Baruch
Sen. Tobey
Dennis A. Fitzgerald
International Emergency Food Committee
Senate
Tobey
Baruch
Senate Banking Committee
Faith and prayer urged for peace in our time
The writer advocates peace through faith and daily practice of ancestral beliefs. He endorses setting aside a day for prayer and signs as Vice-President-General Manager of Pennsylvania Power Co. Lewis B. Round.
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Lewis B. Round
Pennsylvania Power Co
Syracuse Mother Delivers Second Triplet Set
In Syracuse New York a 40 year old mother Mrs Margaret Walker and her husband Michael Walker a factory repairman welcomed a second set of triplets two girls and a boy joining their nine existing children The newborns are described as hale and hearty by Dr Stewart Bauman who attended the birth They join the Walker brood which includes one prior triplet set and several single births with ages ranging from 7 to 16.
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New Wilmington
Winifred Shaffer
Auclid Avenue
New Castle
Rush
Kappa Delta
Westminster College
Miss Shaffer
Elizabeth Cummings
New York City
Beta Sig
Evalyn Dart
Greenville
Sigma Kappa
Jane Foster
Pittsburgh
Chi Omega
Margaret Reed
Alpha Gam
Shirley Morgan
Altoona
Theta Upsilon
Syracuse
N. Y
Margaret Walker
Michael Walker
Walker
John
Michael
James
Stewart Bauman
Hale
More Suspects Under Arrest In Gandhi Plot
Bombay police arrested a score of additional suspects in the plot against Mohandas Gandhi. The seizures included explosives and grenades. Ashutosh Lahiry, Hindu Mahasabha secretary, was arrested in New Delhi as part of the wider investigation.
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Bombay
INS
Mohandas Gandhi
New Delhi
Ashutosh Lahiry
Hindu Mahasabha
Poona
DeValera Fails To Win Majority In Ireland Election
Dublin reports indicate Fianna Fail has 66 seats with five Kilkenny seats to be decided. If Fianna Fail gains none or only some of Kilkenny, they may fall short of an outright majority of 74. Other party totals include Fine Gael 229, Labor 14, Independents 12, New Republicans 10, Farmers 7, National Labor 4.
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Dublin
Eire
Eamon DeValera
Fianna Fail
Kilkenny
DeValera
Fianna Fair
Fine Gael
Labor
New Republicans
Farmers’ Party
National Labor
de Valera
Two Found Dead In Franklin Rooming House
Elizabeth Holtzman aged 67 of Oil City and John Hawkins aged 66 from near Warren were found dead in a Franklin rooming house. Deputy Coroner T S Gabreski listed carbon monoxide as the cause of death. Holtzman’s body showed severe burns around a gas heater.
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Franklin
INS
Elizabeth Holtzman
Oil City
John Hawkins
Warren
T. S. Gabreski
Guerrillas Stage Daring Raid Near Athens Gate
Greek army motorized patrols hunted a guerrilla band estimated at 60 to 100 men after an eight hour clash at Pyli on Mount Parnes north of Athens. Rebels entered Pyli from the north with a tommygun burst at close range and withdrew as villagers and gendarmes fought back.
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Athens
Mount Parnese
Pyli
Mount
Parnese
Hunt Escape Of Fritz Kuhn Is Near Solution
Bavarian police said Kuhn’s Dachau escape may be solved within 48 hours. A mysterious German woman wanted in connection with the escape has been found in the Munich area and questioned as the manhunt proceeds at high speed.
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Munich
INS
Bund
Fritz Kuhn
Dachau
Kuhn
New York
Bavaria
Coal Shipments Held Up by Ice on Rivers
Pittsburgh, Feb. 7. Ice halted river shipments of coal from Monongahela and Allegheny mines. Allegheny River froze six to eleven inches from New Kensington upward, Monongahela frozen from Lock 3 near Elizabeth. Ohio River open only near Pittsburgh, frozen solid from Rochester.
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Pittsburgh
Monongahela
Allegheny
New Kensington
Monogahela
Elizabeth
Ohio
Rochester
Death Notices in Saturday Record Roster
Obituaries list several deaths including Mrs Peter Gierlach aged 59 of Elmwood Street Mrs Charles W Grim 70 of Gibson Avenue Anthony Gentile 77 of West Pittsburg John Steve Zelina 57 of Lowellville R D 2 Mrs Joseph Hoyle 44 of Neshannock Avenue Harry L Sager Sr 64 of Oak Street and Mrs William Brown 23 of Beaver Falls.
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Peter Gierlach
Elmwood Street
Charles W. Grim
Gibson Avenue
Anthony Gentile
West Pittsburg
John Steve Zelina
Lowellville
R. D
Joseph Hoyle
Neshannock Avenue
Harry L. Sager, Sr
Oak Street
William Brown
Beaver Falls
Present Rent Controls May Be Extended
Senate Banking committee delayed action on a liberalized 14 month rent law as a 30 day extension of present rent controls emerged as a strong possibility. If not extended, all rent ceilings would end on February 29. Committee chair Tobey said the session postponed further action to February 16 amid evident opposition to the Cain proposal.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Cain
N. H
Tobey
Corn And Wheat Prices Down For Fourth Day
Chicago bulletin reports corn and wheat futures falling for the fourth straight day on the nation’s grain markets. March wheat hit the 10 cent limit, May wheat fell 55 cents per bushel as trading opened, with March and May closing at 2.65 and 2.56 and a half dollars respectively.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
March
Eisenhower Ends Service As Chief Of Staff
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower ends 36 years of army service by turning over the chief of staff post to Gen Omar N Bradley. President Truman attends as Bradley is sworn in. ceremony in Army Secretary Royalls office follows.
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Gen. Eisenhower
Washington
INS
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Omar N. Bradley
Truman
Bradley
Eisenhower
Royall
West Point
George C. Mareshall
Navy
Air Force
Britain protests Bulgarian aid to Jews attempting Palestine entry
London protested to Bulgaria over assistance given by Bulgarian officials to about 20 000 Jewish immigrants who tried to enter Palestine illegally. An official note handed to Sofia suggested deliberate connivance or serious errors by Bulgarian officials, citing numerous recent unauthorized entries via Bulgarian ports.
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London
INS
Britain
Bulgaria
Palestine
Sofia
Stunt Man Rhodes Dies Jump From Golden Gate Bridge
Alfred Dusty Rhodes Hollywood stunt man died after leaping into the water at the entrance to San Francisco harbor. Witnesses including Jose Guzman and Arthur Olson reported Rhodes wore a Mae West lifejacket and protective gear while Olson tried to restrain him. The incident occurred as Rhodes calculated the fall and water impact details in preparation for the stunt.
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San Francisco
INS
Alfred
Dusty) Rhodes
Hollywood
Golden Gate Bridge
Rhodes
Susan Todd
Jose A. Guzman
Los Angeles
Athur Olson
Olson
Winter Weather Hopeful Chorus Predicts Early Spring
The verse expresses patience for a chilly spell while noting thirty one degrees. It envisions earlier spring, garden timing, singing birds, and sunlit days as the winter ends.
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N.S
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U.N
United Council of Church Women
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Cy O'Day
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U.S
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