Armistice Day Plans Form Community Panel
Representatives from community organizations form a panel for Armistice Day observance. Gene Schweinsberg named seal committee chair with George Hunt as vice chair and Major Edward G. Eakin as finance officer. A daylight ceremony is set for 11 a m with a parade and hopes for two service teams in the afternoon football game.
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Gene Schweinsberg
George Hunt
Ene
A. Bie
Edward G. Eakin
Schweinsberg
Pa Newe Observes Antonio Coppoline In Reeled Report
Fragmentary local notice reports Antonio Coppoline and Creten ave nee in a public record. It notes a chest with an unknown owner and a pony moved to the Pennsylvania railroad office while county roadwork improvements were planned.
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Antonio Coppoline
Creten Avenee
Weather Statistics Report for 34-Hour Period
Weather statistics cover a 34 hour span ending at 9. Temperature reached 45 degrees with a high near 82 feet of relief noted. Year over year, precipitation measurements are listed with the same date as a reference point.
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United States
Fellow
Iver Stone
Indian Army Converges on Hyderabad Broadfront
New Delhi dispatches report western and southeastern forces closing on Hyderabad. Hamnabad fell after armor and para units pressed a fierce assault, while SuriyaPet and Aurangabad were cited as areas now in Dominion hands. Hyderabad irregulars launched a counter attack at river bridges but were repulsed. General Edroos claimed Jalna was recaptured by Hyderabad forces.
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New Delhi
INS
Hyderabad
Hamnabad
Hyderabad City
Secunderabad
Suriyapet
Aurangabad
Tunga’ Bhadra
E) Edroos
Jalna
Plan Three County Rally At Ellwood City
Beaver Butler and Lawrence county Disciples of Christ will assemble Friday at 8 pm in Ellwood City First Christian church for their regular rally. A. J. Howell of arrangements presides. George Bauman directs service and Dave Lewis leads songs. Soloists include Mrs. William E. Mitchell Roy Meehan and Irene Putnam at piano. Rev. F G Bueckley of Beaver Falls to speak. Lunch by church ladies after the meeting.
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Beaver
Butler
Lawrence
Disciples of Christ
First Christian Church
Ellwood City
A. J. Howell
George Bauman
Central Christian Church
Dave Lewis
Central Church
William E. Mitchell
Roy Meehan
Irene Putnam
F.G. Bueckley
Beaver Falls
Riot in Paris as aviation workers clash with police
Thousands of aviation plant workers marched into Haussmann Square and clashed with Paris police. Rioters ripped up paving stones and attacked officers. two mobile guard platoons restored order. Dozens injured amid waves of strikes signaling wider labor unrest across France.
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Georges Schilling
Paris
Haussnan Square
Aviation
France
Daniel Mayer
Renault
Communist Information Bureau
Spora
Forty More Planes To Berlin For Airlift Expansion
The U S air force announced 40 additional four engine C 54 aircraft are heading to the European theater to aid the Berlin airlift. This brings total four engine planes in the airlift to over 140 as facilities in Berlin are used. Aircraft and personnel are drawn from various areas, including the Far East, and will pass through the United States en route to Europe.
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Washington
INS
Air Force
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
USAF
Far East
United States
Europe
Payroll Bandits Steal $7,000 Payroll in Somerville
A trio of bandits robbed the Metropolitan Life company payroll office in Somerville Massachusetts driving a car into the driveway. An office man was forced against a wall as the payroll was taken. The haul totaled seven thousand dollars.
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Somerville
Mass
Metropolitan Lee Company
Revival Of Kremlin Talks Raises Tension In West
Washington reports say renewed Kremlin discussions on the Berlin blockade eased tension briefly though optimism remained scarce. U.S. diplomat Walter Bedell Smith French envoy Yves Chataigneau and British envoy Frank Roberts met Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov for 90 minutes at the Kremlin.
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Kremlin
John A. Reichmann
Corre
Washington
Berlin
Olnensi
Hington
United
Walter Bedell Gramb
Yves Chataigneau
Frank
Orthopedic Clinic Examines 35 Children in State Program
Thirty five children were examined today at the Orthopedic Diagnostic Clinic run by the Pennsylvania Department of Health Crippled Children Division at Jameson Memorial Hospital. The clinic checked new applicants and followed up on prior cases to ensure satisfactory treatment under Dr. C C Yount of Pittsburgh with state nurses and local doctors assisting.
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Pennsylvania Department of Health
Division of Crippled Children
Jameson Memorial Hospital
C .C. Yount
Pittsburgh
Rail Wreck in Korea Kills U S Troops and Civilians
Eyewitness accounts from Napnin describe a devastating rail crash near Seoul in which 35 U S army men were killed and 80 injured, with South Korean estimates raising the toll to 37 dead and 106 injured including two Koreans killed and 26 hurt. The accident occurred when a northbound Korean train rear collided with a stationary army train, marking the worst disaster since the occupation began. Rescue trains continued arriving in Seoul as authorities assessed the scene.
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Seoul
South Korea
Napnin
Contempt Proceedings Start Over Nelson In Spy Probe
The House Un American Activities Committee moves to cite Steve Nelson for contempt of Congress after he refused to answer questions about atomic espionage ties. The panel also targets three other witnesses linked to the Communist underground and Rosen in the Hiss Chambers matter.
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Raymond Wilcove
Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
Communist Party
Nelson
Rep
McDowell
Thomas
N. J
J. W. Peters
Communist “Underground
William Rosen
Maurice Braverman
Baltimore
Rosen
Committee
Contempt of Congress
Study Abroad Plans Mentioned by New York Couple
A New York couple, David aged 96 and Anthea George, announce plans to study in Switzerland this year. The note mentions destinations Zurich and Berne and references Anthony George and a friend at 1 Marries Anthony George Avenue.
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New York
Fon
New Castle
Thane
Ear
Zurich
Berleh
Bethoriced
Gude Ae
Sre David
Adev
Anthea George
Anthony George
Furiend
Political Science
Tas Bo Wadia Siaten Chamaioe Ceubeate Te Naan
U S Jet Fighter Explodes In Air Near Germany Field
A U S air force F 80 jet fighter exploded in mid air near Fuerstenfeldbruck field in Germany. The crash killed the pilot and damaged another plane. Two F 80 pilots were killed Monday en route to Britain for air force day maneuvers.
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Frankfurt
INS
Fuerstenfeldbruck Field
Germany
Britain
American pilot slips through Soviet held Germany unmolested
An American airman, Slaker of Pa, bailed out into Russian occupied Germany after engine trouble. He recounted Russian soldiers merely gawking at him and no attempt to detain or question him as he walked toward the U S zone. He said he wanted to return quickly with his wife recently arrived in Germany.
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Wiesbaden
INS
Germany
U. S
Slaker
Pennsylvanian
U N to Get Problems Of Italy s Pre War Colonies
Paris report says the Big Four failed to solve the fate of Italy s colonies before the deadline. A special committee of experts is to draft a letter to U N Secretary General Trygve Lie and report back to Big Four representatives. The talks also tangled on three procedural matters.
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U.N
Italy
Otalt
Paris
United Nations
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Inseon
Pye
U. N
Trygve Lie
Western Berlin Guards Tighten Border After Kidnap Threat
Strong forces in western Berlin patrol the border with the Soviet sector after a plan for new kidnappings, supposedly retaliation for demonstrations. Five youths were sentenced to 25 years for anti-Communist protests, drawing protests from Berlin authorities and American officials.
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Berlin
New Red
Fennet
Pee Cee
Johannes Stumm
Parliamentary Council
Bonn
Louis Glaser
Red
Col
J. M. Raymond
Reso
Editors Asked To Meet Probers Of Pittsburgh Rackets
Pittsburgh editors from the three daily papers were invited to a meeting with grand jury investigators probing rackets in the Steel City. Private investigator Al Florig charged Police Superintendent Harvey Scott and Mayor Lawrence’s administration with ordering police to mace officers and persuade merchants to donate funds for city Democratic campaigns.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Grand J
Steel Y
al Florig
Harvey Scott
David L. Lawrence
Death Record Florence Mey and brief notice
Mrs Florence Mey of 1317 West Washington Street dies aged 81 in Edenturg. The notice appears in the death records list for Wednesday September 18.
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Ipa
Florence Mey
West Washington Street
Mentley
Edenturg
Untitled fragment on tales and reports from Natalia Rene
Fragmentary item notes Matt talks and weekly updates to IC home governments with limited readable details. No clear events, dates, or named entities present.
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Natalia Rene
Matt
Britain
Wad We Cep
Aon
Neau
Berlin crisis dominates talks with Western powers
Washington reports say world and nation face a deteriorating international scene. Soviet and Western officials exchange views on the Berlin issue, a crucial point in East-West relations, with no comment from Soviet Minister on the box.
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Nashington
Sen
Cate
Marshall
Beant Smith
Boles Males
Berlin
Fragmentary Note Nonsense From an Old Page
Garbled OCR text fragment mentions a person and place in a nonsensical line. No clear event, date, or entity can be identified for a coherent summary.
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