Soviet Arms Speech Seen as Propaganda by Diplomats
Western diplomats largely view Andrei Vishinsky’s arms reduction speech as a clever propaganda move. Eleanor Roosevelt warns against being misled, urging real atomic control at the source, while Marshall and Cohen discuss addressing the causes of armaments.
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Hector
Pa Newe Observes City Weather Caution
Mrs I W a 319 Sampson cras bers, car drivers use more caution in driving about the city during wet weather. Especially should care be taken not to apply the brakes too quickly. With a firing of numerous boiler plants about the district, the city is receiving its annual avalanche of soot and dirt.
Pennsylvania Weekripe highway signs knocked down
State highway signs along North Jefferson Street Hill Grant to Wallace have been knocked down by youths or tall trucks. The Pennsylvania Department of Highways supports repair and restoration efforts as residents observe damage across the area.
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Daily Weather Report for 24-Hour Period Ends Today
United States weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 57 degrees and a minimum of 38 with no precipitation. River stage recorded at 5.2 feet.
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Pennsylvania Week Observance Kicks Off At New Castle
Lawrence County plans Pennsylvania Week events from September 26 to October 2 with football and industrial tours. Opening program began Friday night at Taggart Stadium with a Salute to Pennsylvania by the New Castle senior high band during the New Castle Kingstown East game.
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Louis B. Round
Taggart Stadium
New Castle Senior High
New Castle Kingstown
Soviet replies to Berlin crisis note delivered in London
Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zarubin handed the Kremlin’s reply to the latest Western note on Berlin to Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick at the British Foreign Office in Whitehall. Officials refused to reveal the note’s content or comment further.
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Truman accuses Republicans of plan to move capital
President Truman on the campaign train through the southwest denounced Republicans as seeking to move the capital from Washington to Wall Street. He said they aim to capture the executive branch after two years in Congress and blasted their promises as insincere. He wrapped up California stops with San Diego speeches calling the GOP saboteurs of western reclamation and irrigation.
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Bicyclist Killed on Mercer County Highway
Sharon Pennsylvania September 25 1949 Richard W Elford 43 of Jackson Center father of five was killed when struck by a truck while bicycling on the Grove City Mercer highway Driver Jacob Taylor said he did not see him in time to avoid the collision Attending state police investigation noted the incident occurred today on the Mercer County roadways
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Jacob Taylor
Pennsylvania Week Salute At Grid Game
The New Castle senior high school band opened at Taggart stadium with a Liberty Bell formation and the Liberty Bell March. They reformed into a tree to honor the state name and then a lyre for Stephen Foster, following with Camp continued on page two.
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New Castle Senior
Joe F. Replogle
Sylvania
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Stephen Collins Foster
New Accusations In Czechoslovakia
Prague police accused United States agents of planning to bomb the Czech parliament and kill ministers and MPs. They said Joseph Koch was ordered by US operatives to carry out the attack. A Prague statement named two counterintelligence officers as Lloyd and Wasser-Alfingen.
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Inside Today Local News and Classified Page Highlights
A condensed overview of today’s newspaper pages shows sections on radio, cross word puzzles, society notes, comics, sports highlights, obituaries, stocks, general market items, and theatrical notices.
Rita Johnson Recovery Optimism Reported by Doctors
Hollywood reporters announce that actress Rita Johnson shows daily improvement after over two weeks of illness. Dr. Lee Siegel, her physician, says they are justified in hoping for continued recovery from this point.
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Rita Johnson
Lee Siegel
Soviet Harassment Escalates Berlin Airlift
Soviet authorities warned that planes would cut across the three aerial corridors linking West Germany to Berlin. The maneuver would occur between Fuerstenwalde and Perleberg on a 100 mile route. An American Air Force spokesman said no formations were sighted yet. The Soviets again sought exact information on Anglo American airlift planes, rejected by Western authorities.
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Russia
U.S
Fuerstenwalde
Perleberg
West Germany
Gunfire Fails To Halt Berlin Airlift Efforts
In Berlin the Anglo-American airlift continued amid Soviet gunfire attempts to close the air corridor. Soviet shells reportedly landed near the route but did not strike Allied aircraft. only one American pilot claimed actual firing by Soviets. Protests were delivered to the Russians through the four power air safety center and were rejected.
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Four Power Air Safety Center
Soviet Peace Proposal At United Nations Session
A Soviet propaganda move frames a three point peace thesis at the United Nations General Assembly in Paris. It calls for universal disarmament steps including ban on aggressive weapons and an international control force under the U N Security Council to safeguard disarmament and prevent atomic weapons misuse.
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Ladge
Auatiens Oon
Foran
Andrei Vublacky
Aise
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
U. S Security Council
Vishinsky
Seine
Dewey Plans Secret Speech During California Swing
Governor Dewey travels toward San Francisco for a second major speech with a secret subject. In Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl he draws a crowd of over 25 000 as he accuses the Truman administration of aiding the communists. His 8000 mile trip began in Albany and continues through California for the 25 electoral votes.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Los Angeles
Hollywood Bowl
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Proclamation for Pennsylvania Week by New Castle Mayor
Mayor John F Haven proclaims Pennsylvania Week from September 26 to October 2 in New Castle. He urges citizens to learn state resources history and potentialities and hold school and civic events to promote growth and prosperity of the state and city.
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New Castle
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America
John F. Haven
Turn Clock Back One Hour Tonight
Night marks end of daylight saving time and the return to standard time. Clocks should be set back one hour before bedtime, with churches and daily routines aligning to standard time.
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Riots in Buenos Aires as Peronurs inflame anti US protests
In Buenos Aires, a riotous anti United States demonstration injured at least 20 people amid a speech by President Juan D Peron. He accused foreign capitalists and named John F Griffith as an alleged plot instigator. About 20 000 supporters rallied during a 14 hour strike.
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John F. Griffith
U.S
Argentina
Five U S Flyers Found In Canada
An RCAF Canso flying boat located five missing U S Navy airmen after their plane crashed in the Canadian wilds thirteen days earlier. The discovery ends a large multi nation search with more than 30 aircraft involved. One flyer was seriously injured according to Ottawa and Washington reports.
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Elderly Man Killed Crossing Street In Traffic
Charles Anderson aged 78 of 539 Sampson Street was struck by an automobile near the Lawrence Ice and Storage company on West Grant street at 10 45. He suffered a skull fracture and multiple leg fractures and was taken to Jameson Memorial hospital where he died on arrival. Paglialong stated he did not see Anderson until too late and the collision occurred as Anderson crossed from north to south. Police officers Hillers and Reese investigated. coroner Deane E. senate reported the case continues on page two.
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Congressional spies report to name Russian atomic espionage players
Washington scouting the House Un American Activities Committee prepares a voluminous report after three weeks of secret testimony on Russian and Communist efforts to obtain US atomic secrets. Indictments of at least three Americans are anticipated, including two atomic scientists, for wartime espionage on behalf of the Union.
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Unamerican Activities Committee
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Deaths in East Brook Princeton and Becker Streets
Frank A. DiSalve aged 71 of East Brook R D 5 dies at home. Matt Kalajainen aged 79 of Princeton road. Kenneth J. McCart aged 14 of Becker street. Charles Andersen aged 78 of Samp son street.
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Matt Kalajainen
Princeton Road
Kenneth J. McCart
Becker Street
Charles Andersen
Sampson Street
Soviet blocks stalled atomic progress claim Paris dispatch
Paris report says Soviet Union blocked attempts to achieve an atomic bomb by opposing a UN atomic control plan. Andrei Gromyko outlined reservations tied to Soviet security, urging destruction of existing arsenals and prior council approval before any steps. The commission blamed the Soviets for failing to cooperate in broader policy areas.
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Andrei Gromy
Garden morning memories of autumn and toil
The speaker recalls a garden scene at dawn with autumn approaching. The blanketed air and sun beating on a sunburnt nose evoke hard work in the yard. They remember the first seedling piercing soil and wonder if gardening is simply a daily, quiet labor.
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