UN Hear Ukrainian Case Delayed Until Next Tuesday
At the United Nations Security Council in Lake Success the Ukraine charged Greece over Balkan tensions. The council postponed ruling until Tuesday after a long debate led by Andrei Gromyko with Cadogan pressing for a hearing in a revised form. The vote to invite Manuilsky and Dendramis failed six to three.
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Francis W. Carpenter
Lake Success
N. Y
Russia
Great Britain
United Nations Security Council
Greece
George II
Andrei A. Gromyko
E.d.t
United States
Herschel V. Johnson
Alexander Cadogan
Britain
Balkans
Gromyko
Eually
Br Ftish
Cadogan
Albania
E.d.t. Gromyko
Eelco N. van Kleffens
Netherlands
Ukraine
van Kleffens
Paul Hasluck
Dmitri Manuilsky
Paris
Vassilis Dendramis
U. N
Brazil
Australia
Mexico
Poland
United Kingdom
France
Egypt
China
Pedro Leno Velloso
Full Course Dinners and Dinner Prices
Weekly menu lists meals including a full course chicken or turkey dinner and a roast beef dinner for 65 cents, with a regular plate dinner priced at 50 cents. These prices reflect a historic era menu offering multiple dinner options at low cost.
Judge Directs Verdict For County Trust
Judge Norman S Boose directed a verdict for the County Trust in a suit by Hazel Ruth Berkey over a 2500 deposit dispute. Berkey had a joint account with husband Harry Berkey and alleges the bank shorted her. she plans to appeal. Beachy wins 141.90 in trespass suit from an auto wreck with Boden. Effie Naugle files a two car collision suit against Mike Rebenock and Julia Pagel. Two more trials set for Saturday.
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The
County Trust Company
Norman S’. Boose
Assumpsis
Hazel Ruth Berkey
West Main Street
Irs
Berkey
Harry
A. Berkey
Leland W. Walker
Paul 4. Crike
Shaver
Heckman
Beachy
John Beachy
Meyersdale
Paul Boden
Garrett R. D
Boden
Frank Lucente
Effie Naugle
Rummel
Mike Rebenock
Julia Pagel
Windber
Centralty
Indictment in McGurk murder shocks Cape Cod region
Charles R. Goodale, 25, an art student from Onset, was indicted by a Plymouth county grand jury on murder charges in the rape slaying of Ruth McGurk, 25, a Cambridge dime-store supervisor. The case drew a 20 man jury after a two day hearing as the body was found in a Carver cranberry bog reservoir five days after her disappearance July 27. Goodale pleaded innocent and was remanded without bail. he said he attended the dance but left with another woman named Chum.
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Plymouth
Mass
Charles R. Goodale
Plymouth County
Ruth McGurk
USO
Cape God
Goodale
McGurk
Cambridge
Carver
Gwinn to Speak at Somerset GOP Meeting
Rep Ralph Waldo Gwinn of Pawling N Y will be guest speaker at the Somerset County Republican committee meeting today at the Somerset country club. About 200 are expected with invited Republican Women and county officials attending. The program starts at 1 a m with luncheon reception to follow and brief remarks from local candidates. Gwinn will fly from Newark NJ to Pittsburgh and be met at the airport by County Chairman Wilvert Beachy.
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Ralph Waldo Gwinn
Pawling
N. Y
House of Representatives
Somerset County Republican Committee
Somerset Country Club
Tmber
Somerset County
Gwinn
Pittsburgh
Newark
Wilvert
Beachy
Somerset
Final Day At Jennertown Huge Success
Sunny weather capped Jenner fair's finale with a parade by district firemen around the track and grandstand acts. The Conemaugh township high school band in red and black led musical interludes. a trick stallion named Champ drew crowds as a magic act enthralled spectators with a safety themed guillotine routine.
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Richard J. Darling
Conemaugh Township
van Lohr
Paul Pritts
Garrett
Champ
Lieut Coffroth Returns Home After Overseas Service
Lieut. Charles H. Coffroth of the Somerset Bar arrives home on East Patriot street after fifteen months overseas with the engineer corps. He is welcomed by wife and their daughter Cornelia and meets his brother Taylor, who studied law in Philadelphia. Coffroth served in the Philippine islands Japan and earned travel from Japan to San Francisco aboard the USS Monterey.
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Charles H. Coffroth
Somerset Bar
Engineer Corps
East Patriot Street
Baltimore
Cornelia
Coffroth
Taylor
Studing
University of Pennsylvania
Phiadelphia
Lieut
Philippine Islands
Japan
San Francisco
Pacific
Monterey
Somerset Hospital to Distribute Streptomycin
Superintendent R J Kline announces Somerset Community Hospital is named among 1600 facilities to distribute streptomycin, a new remedy claimed to offer greater curative powers than penicillin. Initially 30 grams per month with increases as supplies rise. effective September 1.
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R. J. Kline
Somerset Community Hospital
Somerset Institution
Somerset County
Boston
Somerset Hospital
Unknown Woman Found Dead In Suspected Suicide
In Morrisville a mushroom picker found the body of an unidentified woman with a suicide note stating she would end her life by taking overdose of a sedative. A fragment of a Philadelphia paper dated July 16 led investigators to believe she died around then. Police noted alcohol present and lack of money and work as motive.
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Morrisville
Rvolved
Victin
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Willard S. Curtin
Peace Hopes Dimmed By New Demand
News from Nanking reports Communist demands for a general cease fire and withdrawal of forces threaten new peace efforts. Chiang Kai-Shek faced U S backed terms as government troops advance toward Lunghwa and Chengteh in Jehol. General Marshall received the Communist stipulations from Chou En Lai during stalled talks.
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John Roderick
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Chengteh
Jehol
Lunghwa
Chiang
Marshall
Chou En- Lai
Price
U. S
J. Leighton Stuart
Red
Winging-Nan
Miners Press for Private Ownership in Soft Coal Mines
The United Mine Workers Journal reports miners want private ownership restored and accuse the government of blocking labor relations during wartime. A September 10 conference called by Admiral Moreell eyes resuming direct talks between operators and John L. Lewis’s committee, amid opposition to nationalization.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Journal
Ben Moreell
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Journal
Wall Street
Moreell
UMW
Burrocracy
The
Mine Workers Journal
Southern Coal
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
Norris-La- Guardia
Methodist Pastors Are Transferred
The Reverend Harry F. Babcock moves from Altoona district to become pastor of the Carlisle church. Philip T. Gorman shifts from Chambersburg to Altoona district superintendent. John S. Stamm moves from Philipsburg to Chambersburg. Charles A. Lickle shifts Milton to Philipsburg, creating Milton vacancy. Dr F Lamont Henninger leaves Carlisle for a Rochester New York church. Transfers announced by Bishop Charles Wesley Flint at a Harrisburg conference.
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Harrisburg
Harry F. Babcock
Altoona
Methodist Church
Carlisle
Roland R. Lehamn
Philip T. Gorman
Chambersburg
John 5. Stamm
Philipsburg
Charles A. Lickle
Milton
F. Lamont Henninger
Rochester
N. Y
Charles Wesley Flint
Washington
Stores of munitions found in two Jewish villages
British airborne troops uncovered large hidden stores of munitions and explosives in Dorot and Ruhama, two southern Palestine farming villages, as part of a three day search. Earlier finds included clothing, small arms, ammunition, and radio equipment.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Dorot
Ruhama
Jacob Menahem Alcalai
Stern Gang
Haifa
Alcalai
Britain
Mufti of
London
Hussein Khalidis
Semenov Sentenced to Die by Gallows in Moscow Trial
Gen. Gregarie Semenov a Cossack counter revolutionist was sentenced to die on the gallows for bearing arms against Russia and conspiring with Japan. Five co defendants were ordered shot and two given long prison terms. Sentences followed a trial in which all pleaded guilty to espionage terrorism and armed sabotage.
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Rembert James
Moscow
Supreme Court
Gregarie Semenov
Russia
Japan
ajNaust Russia
Erzziead
Semenov
Siberia
Lenin
Constantine V. Rozaevski
Alexis P. Bakshaev
Lev P. Vasilevsky
Boris N. Snepunov
Ivan A. Mikhailov
Shepunov
Azerbaijan
Mikhailov
Mikolai Okhtomsky
Lev P. Okhotin
Manchuria
Adm
Alexander Vasilievich Kolchak
White
Japan Occupation Declares Democracy Looms for Japan
Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger marked the first Atsugi landing anniversary by saying Japan’s military threat is eliminated for generations. He praised the occupation as a historic model, noted demobilization nears, and urged higher living standards and liberal education to deepen democratic understanding among the Japanese people. He added Allied troops mostly behave well and exemplify democracy.
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Tokio
Robert L. Eichelberger
Japan
Atsugi
Eichelberger
Molotov Rails Again Over British Troops U S Navy In Greece
The United States protested a Russian Swedish five year trade pact stressing free international trade. Acheson said Moscow claimed negotiations with Sweden had no relation to pledges against trade discrimination. Officials noted Sweden may lend Russia 300 million dollars and Russia would ship raw materials to Sweden.
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U.S. Navy
Greece
John Scali
Washington
Dean Acheson
United States
Russia
Moscow
Acheson
Sweden
Iran calls for united allies to write peace terms
Iranian spokesman Baudi at the peace conference urged allied nations to unite in peace as in war to end oppression and tyranny. He thanked the Soviet Union and Molotov for support and pressed for Iran's participation in drafting peace treaties, arguing every nation has a stake in postwar terms.
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Pierre J. Huss
Paris
INS
Sepa Baudi
Iran
Russia
Monsieur Molotov
Baudi
Pittsburgh Nears Second Blackout As Strike Deadline Looms
Mayor David L. Lawrence oversees negotiations between Duquesne Light and the Independent Association of Employes amid a 30 day strike deadline. 3,500 Duquesne workers face a vote on possible strike as talks stall over a 20 percent wage boost and a master contract for affiliated companies. Hospitals and industries prepare emergency lighting while residents consider candles and generators.
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Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Duquesne Light Company
Noice
Duquesne Light
Duquesne
Lawrence
Company
Union Representaives
U. S
Charles Lutz
William Grey
State Department of Favor
E. C. Stone
George L. Mueller
Allegheny County
Beaver County
Johnstown VA Office Stays in Johnstown
Alvin R. Guyter of the Pittsburgh regional VA office called reports of moving the Johnstown sub regional office to another location without foundation. He said no change is planned for the current office in the old post office building and efforts seek more space due to inadequate current facilities.
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Pittsburgh
Alvin R. Guyter
The
Veterans Administration
Without Foundation
Johnstown
Guyler
Ub-Regional
Kinsinger Buys Bull From Early Harvest Farm
Dan Kinsinger of Salisbury purchased Joy's Duke, a Brown Swiss bull from Early Harvest Farm, listed at 76972. The sale was reported by Fred S. Idtse, secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders' Association, Beloit Wisconsin.
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Kinsinger
Irvin Dietle
Joy
Duke
Dan
Salisbury
Fred S. Idtse
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Association
Beloit
Wisconsin
Yugoslavia To Be Billed For Attacks
Undersecretary Acheson said the United States will present indemnity claims to Yugoslavia for the downing of two planes and the loss of five lives. He noted the Intervening promises from Marshal Tito and questioned if a written apology has been issued. The United States will also push goodwill naval visits to Greek ports amid Greece’s Sunday plebiscite.
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Washington
Yugoslavia
Acheson
United States
Marshal Tito
Richard C. Patterson
State Department
Irons Demonstrates Deep Freezing For Somerset Rotarians
Howard Irons of the H. W. Walker Co. spoke to the Somerset Rotary Club at the Ferner hotel. He presented a motion picture show on deep freezing from ancient food preservation to modern electrical refrigeration. He distributed wrapped samples and containers for Rotarians to examine.
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Howard Irons
H. W. Walker Co
Somerset Rotary Club
Ferner Hotel
Walker
Prominent College Official Resigns for Coal Firm Post
Frank Bretthole of Carnegie resigns as business manager of Westminster College during wartime years and will assume duties as assistant to the president of Welch Coal Co in Somerset next week.
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Somerset
New Wilmington
Frank Bretthole
Carnegie
Westminster College
Welch Coal Co
Molotov Charges Britain and U S Interference in Greece
Russian Foreign Minister Molotov accused Britain and the United States of interference in Greece as peace talks on the Greek Albanian border moved forward. He claimed British troops were in Greece and American warships were en route while the Greek plan to appeal to the Big Four was debated. The Italian committee approved a $100 million reparations claim against Italy, marking a key peace-parley milestone. France backed the Greek proposal with a 12 to 7 vote.
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Robert Hewett
Paris
Molotov
Britain
United States
Greece
Italy
Italian Economic Committee
Epirus
Weather Outlook for Kapera Maryland and Pa Region
Eastern Pennsylvania sees a few scattered showers Saturday with a warm trend on Saturday and Sunday. The north portion may experience showers and thunderstorms Monday and Wednesday in the extreme south, with above normal warmth briefly then cooler by Tuesday. Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia expect generally fair skies with rising temperatures Saturday and Sunday, then cooler late Monday or Tuesday and light total precipitation.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
South Portion
North Portion
West Virginia
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