Stand Guard Over Homes Wrecked By Cave-In
CARBONDALE Pan State police stood guard over a three block area to deter looting after the worst mine cave-in in the community. About 60 families fled sagging homes and many found shelter with neighbors or in a hotel. The collapse damaged an entire city block and two adjoining blocks, injuring four people. Police estimated property damage between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars. Officials did not estimate damage to coal workings owned by De Angelis Coal Co which mined veins under two streets affected.
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Carbondale
Pan
de Angelis Goal Co
Price Of Pork On Hoof Drops
CHICAGO price of hogs fell to the lowest point in eight months amid a wholesale food price decline. Hog prices opened at 19.15 per hundred pounds in Chicago and East St. Louis after a drop to 29.40 yesterday, with last May's 18.33 low noted. OPA controls ended Oct. 16, 1946 and hogs previously peaked at 31.75 last August. Dun and Bradstreet reported the wholesale food price index at 5.88, its lowest since Oct. 8, 1946’s 5.40. Last week's index marks the broader food costs.
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Chicago
Dun and Bradstreet
Cleveland Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Partly cloudy and continued cold this afternoon and tonight. Thursday partly cloudy and not so cold with a low around 12 and a high near 26. Mark was found today on page two.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Rush Medical Aid To Thousands Of Pneumonia Ridden Indians
United Press reports the Army and Air Force rushing medical aid and food to thousands of pneumonia stricken Indians in Arizona and South Dakota amid snowdrifts. Livestock relief efforts diverted to aid Redmen. freezing weather threatens crops across Dixie states. Diphtheria appears with pneumonia as airlift and road clearance work continue to reach Navajo and Cheyenne reservations.
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United Press
Army
Air Force
Arizona
South Dakota
Dixie States
Texas
Louisiana
Georgia
Florida
International Falls
Minn
Pembina
N. D
Lewis A. Pick
Ouchita River
Arkansas
Calion
Eldorado
Ark
Red Cross
Fourth Air Force
Nevada
San Antonio
Tex
H. J. Devereaux
Rapid City
S. D
J. P. Ward
Charles E. Martens
Tucson
Philip Schultz
Martens
Cherry Creek
Bridger
Soviet Trained Troops Invade South Korea Today
Soviet trained North Korean troops crossed into the American-occupied South Korean Republic today, alarming officials who warned of potential open civil war between zones. About 1,000 invaders were aided by 2,000 reinforcements, remaining north of the 38th parallel, with Chinese or Soviet support implied.
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Chungdan
Korea
Truman Has Not Been Invited to Meet Stalin
White House says President Truman has received no invitation from Soviet Premier Stalin for any meeting. Presidential secretary Charles Ross notes Truman would be glad to meet in Washington but has no official word from Stalin. He dismisses reports of meetings in Poland, Czechoslovakia, or Russia and says no comment on such proposals.
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Washington
Truman
Stalin
White House
Charles Ross
Ross
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Josef Stalin
United Nations
Crippled cruiser Mary II safe after night search off Anclote Key
A 38 foot cabin cruiser Mary II with all aboard reported safe after a night long search sparked by steady distress signals heard from Miami to New Orleans. Rescue planes from MacDill Field directed surface vessels through rough seas to the scene about 11 miles off Anclote Key, Florida.
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Tarpon Springs
Fla
Anclote Key
Miami
New Orleans
James L. Pippin
the Key
Mary HI
The
Key
Fifth Air Rescue Squadron
Mac, Dill Field
Pith Air Rescue Squadron
MacDill Field
Tampa
Gulf
Bequest to Elyria church from Kneisly will
George W Kneisly of Cleveland left 75 000 to 100 000 in a will filed in Cuyahoga County Probate Court. St Andrew's Episcopal Church to receive 1000. His widow gets 25000 cash and the residue after other bequests. Kneisly and his wife were married at St Andrews over 30 years ago. Mrs Miller and Mr Miller active in church affairs. 1964 TON pickup truck offered for sale at 3600 with new truck guarantee. Eleo Chevrolet Sales Inc. 112 E Bridge St. Ad.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
George W. Kneisly
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Kneisly
Ita Ssos
Eleo Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Bridge St
Ady
Local Option Discussion At Tonight Precinct Meeting
Residents of Precincts C and D in First Ward invited to public meeting at Alien School 7 30 p m to discuss a local option vote for November. Mrs Martha Sharrock calls meeting for all area residents from Northrup street lane Pasadena avenue east to city limits and north of the New York Central Railroad. The group seeks dry status under Ohio local option law after city officials failed to regulate a new liquor establishment. The local option provision allows two adjacent precincts to vote dry at a general election.
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Cleveland ‘Street
Alien School
Martha Sharrock
Cleveland Street
1-C
Northrup’ Street
Pasadena Avenue
City Limits
New York Central Railroad
Richard Baird
Norway Eyes Pact Expansion Amid Moscow Criticism
Diplomatic officials expect Norway to study the North Atlantic Defense Pact and invite more nations such as Denmark Portugal Iceland Ireland and Italy. Moscow denounced the pact while Dean Acheson prepared to address Soviet views at a press conference. The seven drafting nations expect responses in 10 days to two weeks as mid March deadline nears.
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Washington
Norway
Denmark
Russia
Moscow
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Josef Stalin
Stalin Offers Meeting With Truman Faces Cool White House
Washington reports Stalin proposes talks with Truman in Russia Poland or Czechoslovakia while Truman repeats readiness to meet in Washington only. Officials see the move as propaganda aimed at splitting NATO unity and pressuring for a German settlement within UN framework.
More Fighting In China Appears To Be Likely
News from Nanking reports three Nationalist steps suggesting further fighting before any peace. Gunboats shelled Yicheng to block Communist takeover, a ban on local peace agitation is in effect, and martial law continues in Nanking Hankow and Hangchow. Communists push to cross the Yangtze with a fledgling fleet as both sides brace for a hard, drawn out settlement.
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China
Nanking
Yangtze
Yicheng
Yiching
Nanking-Shanghei
Hankow
Hangchow
Uilding Boats
Kaoyu
Li Tsung-Jen
Shanghai
Governor Refuses Stay of Execution
COLUMBUS Govenor Frank J Lausche refused to stay the execution of Hr old A Beach 23 of Cleveland for the January 1 1948 slaying of Sheila Ann Tuley 8. The pardon and parole commission recommended against executive intervention. Beach was arrested in Baltimore Md twelve days after the killing. The warden noted Beach ordered a last meal. In Cincinnati 19 year old Fred Pennington was killed when his car hit a pole and crashed into a house. A classified ad ends with Valentine gift notices.
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Columbus
Guv
Frank J. Lausche
Hrold A. Beach
Cleveland
Sheila Ann Tuley
Beach
Pardon and Parole Commission
Lausche
Patton and Parole Commission
Becach
Baltimore
Ohio
Ralph Alvis
Cincinnati
Fred Pennington
Mercury Low In Parts Of Ohio
Ohio endures sub freezing temperatures with readings from three to 20 degrees and headlines a cold forecast through tonight and tomorrow with lake effect flurries. Also reports a missing Oberlin College student Edward Weslake, 30, possibly amnesic, last seen Sunday, prompting state wide search. A Boston ad notes ship steak on hickory plank with whipped potatoes at Carey’s Villa beginning Jan 26 featuring Don and Johnny Banks.
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United Press
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Lake Erie
Port Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
Akron
Cleveland
Oberlin
Edward Weslake
Oberlin College
Parma
Boston
Carey
Don
Johnny Banks
Carey's
West-Wary nations push to finish Atlantic Pact this spring
London reports western officials aim to speed up completion of the North Atlantic Defense Pact linking the United States Canada and Western Europe with Britain France Belgium Holland and Luxembourg. Norway may join with possible $2 billion in American military equipment to back a united front against Moscow before East-West talks.
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London
Russia
Truman
Josef Stalin
Epee Iy
United States
Canada
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Norway
Eeach
Council of Europe
Europe
Moscow
Stalin
White House
State Department
Henry Wallace
Row Breaks In Senate Labor Committee
Washington reports a heated Senate Labor committee session as Democrats push to finish hearings on Truman labor bill by February 10. Republicans challenge speedup rules and night sessions while testimony from NLRB chief Herron is delayed. Separate item notes Nancy Swartzel, 23, killed in Route 40 crash near Vandalia with driver Audrey F. Steffey, 39.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Truman
Paul M. Herron
National Labor Relations Board
Herzog
Forrest C, Donnell
Robert A. Taft
Nancy Swartzel
Route 1
Vandalia
Route 40
Here
Audrey F. Steffey
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad Sell Now
The notice promotes year round want ad results and invites readers to dial 44-121 or 44-131 to sell used stove clothing auto mobile home furniture for cash.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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