Marshall Demands Progress In German Unity Talks
London reports Secretary of State George Marshall pressed for tangible progress in Germany's postwar future during the tenth meeting of four power foreign ministers. Molotov dodged questions on reparations and a separate western regime, while Bevin attacked Molotov as misrepresenting western aims.
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Alex Singleton
London
U. 5
George
Marshall
V. Molotov
Russia
Molotov
Germany
Britain
France
Ernest Bevin
Donmued
Harriman
United States
Moscow
Notary Noted Marshall Plan Q&A at Somerset Luncheon
Henry Baker Reiley opened a Somerset Notary Club luncheon asking What is the Marshall Plan. Clarence L. Shaver and Inomas F. Lansberry discussed Europe’s troubles, tracing origins to Yalta and Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill. They warned of Cold War risks, urged aid as goods not funds, and stressed avoiding American exploitation by Communists.
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WM. F. Brooks
Henry Baker Reiley
Somert American
Somerset Notary Club
Ferner Hotel
Marshall
Reiley
Clarence L. Shaver
Inomas F. Lansberry
Rotary
Europe
Shaver
Joseph Stalin
Yalta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
France
Austria
United Nations
United States
Italy
Stalin
New York Time
England
Pearl Harbor
Normandy
Russia
Hollywood
Germany
CCC
Lansberry
Fittsburgh
Charles Batt
Moscow
Batt
Fire Rages Deep in Anthracite Mine at Primrose
A blaze 800 feet underground at the M and S Coal Company mine in Primrose, near Pottsville, threatened about 600000 in equipment. No workers were present. 240 men coal the mine which dig 1409 tons daily. Fire officials say water attempts risk further underground damage with a 1500 foot shaft.
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Schrader
Charter Night Of Congress Draws 200 Lions Club Attendees
The Lions Club charter night at Calgary Methodist Church drew about 200 people including officers and wives. Rev L C Gobrecht entertained with humorous anecdotes while Carl Friedhofer spoke on club aims. Inductees and charter members, plus music by local students, filled the evening with celebration and gratitude for community fellowship.
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L. C. Gobrecht
The
Reformed Church of
Lion I. F. Woodrow
Guy Critchfield
Oran Kantner
Gobrecht
Honolulu
James O. Courtney
Elizabeth Rinard
Madrigal Singers
Dorothy Gnngey
Clement Moore
Fred Waring
L. S. Williams
James Funk
Eileen Barnhart
Mr. Friedhofer
W. G. Carter
W. G. Critchfield
R. A. Gilmour
J. W. Ginger
W. O. Hershey
E. T. Lohr
W. E. Menser
Theodore Straub
Robert S. Uhl
A. G. Witt
J. T. Bowman
I. F. Woodrow
Jack M. Brant
Clyde Griffith
Lions Club
Woodrow
Maiverson
Billick
Ream
Knepper
God Bless America
Lion Clayon Market
Haldor E. Saylor
J. O. Courtney
H. Schweinberg
Geo. A. Schrock
Rex. Plummer
Voluntary controls loom as GOP drafts inflation plan
Republican leaders in Congress ready a two to three measure anti inflation program for a special session. A voluntary gas line rationing appeal to motorists is to be issued by the White House and Interior officials coordinate a nationwide conservation drive. Senator Taft says a GOP policy panel will draft a voluntary approach tied to broad spending cuts and tax reductions as Congress weighs emergency powers.
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Morgan Reynolds
Washington
Congress
White House
Interior Department
Senate House Economic Committee
Naiin
Taft
R-Ghio
Senate Republican Policy Committee
House
GOP
Veluntary
Zicbert K. Friedmen
Cou
Interior
Senate
House Economic Committee
Friedman
Oscar Chapman
Chapman
Rep
Welverton
House Commerce Committee
Wll
Flanders
R-Vi
Army Veteran Harnevious Killed in Sharon Crash
Lewis Harnevious 46 of Sharon died when his car left the highway near Greenville and overturned. He served 28 years in the army.
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Sharon
Lewis Harnevious
Greenville
Harnevious
Offiers Are Nominated For Somerset Fire Hall Officers
Nominations for the coming year were made at the Somerset firemen meeting Friday night at the fire hall. A Melliken respirator demonstration followed the business portion, and medical professionals attending expressed favorable impressions of the device.
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Somerset Firemen
A. A. Gail
HB. H. Pyle
Paul Dosch
John W. Stern
Richard Pile
Melvin Christner
E. H. Pyle
Charles I. Shafer
M. S. Cargill
R. N Fithian
Harriet Hoffmaa
Capehart Urges Probe Into Durrs Brazen Effort
Sen. Capehart urges Senate commerce committee inquiry into FCC member Clifford Durr for labeling FBI reports on broadcasting license applicants as unsolicted and baseless gossip. Capehart may introduce a resolution to investigate the attempt to undermine the FBI and its duty to uncover Communists and other disloyal persons.
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Washington
INS
Sen
Capehart
R-Ind
de Vines
FCC
Otter
Federal Communications
Clifford J. Durr
Federal Bureau of Information
Indiana Republican
Senate Commerce Committee
Chicago
Durr
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Rogers Proposes One Year Extension of NSLI Reinstate Rule
Rep. Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts introduced a House bill to extend for one year the period veterans may reinstate their lapsed NSLI term insurance without undergoing physical examinations.
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Washington
Edith Nourse Rogers
R-Mass
National Service Life Insurance
Peters Charged With Serious Morality Offense
Lester Peters 33, a painter and father of three, was arrested on an illegal operation charge against a 26 year old Somerset girl on October 9. The case, described as horrible by District Attorney Lansberry, follows a prior five to ten year sentence for breaking and entering. Peters waived a hearing and faces sentence before Judge Boose.
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Washington
Jollywood
Conress
Rhoste
Edward Dmytryk
Herbert Biberman
Robert Adrian Scott
Albert Maltz
Dalton Wrumbo
Samuel Ornitz
John Howard Lawson
Ring Lardner, Jr
Lester Cole
Alvah Bessie
Lawson
Dmytryk
House Committee On un-American Activities
Gui
Capitol
J. Parnell Thomas
RNJ
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Clark
Capehart
R-Ind
Clifford L. Durr
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Bureau of
U. S
George Morris
U. S&s
William Hitz
Lester Peters
Somerset
Thomas F. Lansberry
Peters
Walkill Prison
New York
Lansberry
William P. Dively
Squire H. S. Whipperman
Norman T. Boose
Voters Registered in Pennsylvania Hit 4.55 Million in 1947
The State Election Bureau reported 4,550,941 voters registered in Pennsylvania for 1947. County boards show 2,724,281 Republicans, 1,770,998 Democrats, 9,951 minor party registrants, and 46,197 non-partisan registrants.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Election Bureau
Work Longer Red Panic Harder To Not Viewed Obtain Foods Seriously
NAM president Morris Sayre warned of continued pent up demand and possible longer work weeks as NAM calls for a $31 billion federal budget cap for 1949. Charles Wilson of General Motors joined in stressing higher wages require longer hours amid government costs and foreign aid. Holden outlined budget, defense, veterans benefits, and tax cuts while suggesting room to adjust the ceiling.
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Richard Fiske
New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress of American Industry
Morris Sayre
Montclair
N. J
NAM
Corn Products Refining Company
Charles £. Wilson
General Motors Corporation
Waldorf-Astorig
Thomas S. Holden
F. W. Dodge Corp
Association
Holden
Earl Bunting
Pletchers Bring Down 125 Pound Buck
Clarence Pletcher of Somerset and his son Donald Pletcher of York County hunted in Adams County Tuesday and returned with a five point buck weighing about 125 pounds. Both fired. the bullet from Donald’s gun killed the animal.
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Clarence Pletcher
Somerset
R. D
Donald Pletcher
York County
Adams County
Britain May Draw More of U S Loan
London reports the United States will release the remaining 400 million dollar British loan frozen since August. Treasury Secretary Snyder announced in a letter published by the British treasury that unfreezing allows Britain to continue purchasing in the United States to maintain its austerity program without adding inflationary pressure at home or abroad.
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London
United States
Britain
Treasury
Snyder
United Kingdom
U. S
Weather forecast for Maryland and surrounding states
Maryland and nearby areas face a mixed weekend with windy cool to cold spells and sunny periods. Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia expect partly cloudy conditions with wind and possible snow. interior north may see Sunday night snow. Overall temperatures near to a bit above normal southward, with a stormier stretch into Monday and Tuesday. total precipitation around a half inch.
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Maryland
Unday
Wailla
Pennsylvania
Ang Eoghder
Erie
Laké Erie
West Virginia
Mid Atlantic
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