All Resources Of U S Govt To Be Mobilized For Food Crisis
President Truman plans a broad government mobilization to curb food waste and lower prices while shipping food to friendly nations. The plan assigns Agriculture and Commerce to lead conservation and price stabilization, with Labor pressing unions to restrain wage hikes and industry to curb inflation.
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UN Groups In Midst Of Crucial Issues
United States policy on Greece Palestine and security clash with UN actions as the General Assembly faces decisive debates. Delegates consider Palestine commission recommendations while Greece and Eastern Europe tests deepen the crisis and world powers weigh stances amid tension.
Plane lands safely at San Juan after hours aloft
A plane reported for several hours failed to land as expected but finally touched down safely at San Juan. Passengers and crew reported on the long wait and weather conditions, with authorities beginning routine procedures after landing.
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Weather report fragment from Cleveland area page
Fragmentary weather notes mention recent cold and gale conditions and a storm path near Cleveland. The text references areas like East Aves and local streets, with scattered mentions of stamps and local services, but the content is garbled and lacks clear details or a coherent forecast.
Truck Tip Over On Broad Street
A truck from Elyria Belongant Machinery Co. jackknifed on Broad Street near East Bridge Street, tipping onto its side and spilling load. Driver George Livermore reported turning sharply to avoid a car. street blocked for nearly an hour while crews cleared debris and damaged vehicles along nearby avenues. Traffic slowed to a crawl as police and wrecking crews worked.
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Pay raises approved for 26 court house staff
The city auditor explains wage increases for 26 court house employees totaling about 420 dollars per month. The approval covers salaries for deputies clerks and other staff with new monthly rates and extended tenure.
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AFL Head Calls For More Output
Washington AFL President William Green urged heightened production to curb prices and feed starving Europeans. Speaking after a White House conference with President Truman, Green backed joint labor management action to boost output while noting no wage demands had been halted and that increased production remains the answer.
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Russia Proposes Withdrawal From Korea
Russia proposed that American and Soviet occupation forces withdraw simultaneously from Korea at the start of 1948. Gen Terenty Shukow chaired the proposal on the Joint American Soviet Commission for Korea. U S Lt Gen Hadge and Maj Gen Albert Et on gave no comment. The plan aims to let Koreans form a government with aid while foreign troops depart.
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Associated Charities Office To Close For Now
A garbled notice reports the Associated Charities office will be closed for a period. It mentions Mrs Marte S Gilinat as secretary and references temple holdings, with plans for reopening later in October. The document cites bank president JB Seward and others, and lists events titled Durango Vablew Rosners College, with a schedule for tomorrow and Saturday featuring music and arts announcements.
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Truman Still Undecided On Special Session
Washington reports split on President Truman's plan to request a stopgap economic bill without a special session. Democratic and GOP sources differ on timing and likelihood of congressional action. Some say Congress would extend funding by reallocating funds, while others doubt swift approval.
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Hopeful Winter Use for Elyria Memorial Hospital Power Plant Addition
Construction of a new power plant addition at Elyria Memorial Hospital proceeds with a 120000 dollar investment. The project includes a 200 horsepower boiler a stoker extra coal storage and a 125 foot stack to meet heat and power needs for future hospital expansion and ensure reliability for current operations.
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Y M C A Workers Cheer First Campaign Reports
First reports in Alyria Y M C A membership drive show 249 members enrolled since the campaign began Monday. Dinner at the Y M C A building highlighted progress for several teams as leaders expressed optimism for reaching the next Monday target of 500 members.
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Man Is Injured By Crane Boom
A Wellington area worker from Altman Cusdy Company in Columb was seriously injured while on a job on a road project. He was taken to Elvis High for treatment with head injuries reported. The incident prompted police to investigate and officials reviewed safety procedures.
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Demand for a General Election by British Conservatives
London reported that the national Conservative executive backed a Brighton convention resolution urging a complete reshaping of national recovery through a new Parliament. Sir Reginald Williams would present the measure on opening day, aiming to trigger a broad debate led by Anthony Eden and Winston Churchill in the House of Commons. The proposal signaled a possible challenge to the Labor government and a march toward a central election.
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Mrs Rogers Named Secretary for Center for Sightless
Mrs Rogers, former welfare director in Belmont County, has been appointed secretary for the Elyane executive center for the Sightless. Her duties mostly involve guiding the blind work in the county, replacing the former executive at OMPE.
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Gunshot Fatal in Cleveland Funeral Details
Fragmented OCR reports a fatal gunshot in Cleveland with unclear funeral mentions and garbled names. The text includes broken phrases about victims, suspects, and possible witnesses, making precise attribution difficult.
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Britain to quit mandate and hand Palestine to UN
Britain announced to the United Nations its plan to withdraw from the Palestine mandate after 25 years and to transfer full responsibility for guiding the land to independence. Sir Arthur Creech-Jones said Britain would pull out troops and administration whether or not a settlement is achieved, and urged the UN General Assembly to create a Palestine plan with enforcement means. The UN Palestine commission’s partition proposal has been rejected by Arab leaders as a path to war, while Britain insists any plan must satisfy both Arabs and Jews.
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Warning to Britain as Fleming demands Irish exit
Belfast scenes erupt as David Fleming, a former Trish Republican Army leader, storms a Northern Ireland court after being arrested at Belfast airport with three rounds of ammunition. He vows to fight British rule and to stay in Ireland, releasing a letter to King George that declares not bullet proof and asserts hunger protests.
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How Not to Feed a Thief and Lost Ad Advice
A fragmented old notice discusses guarding property with dogs and warns that failing to feed a dog lets a thief go free. It urges readers to place a Lost Ad quickly to avoid permanent loss, and briefly advertises clerks and local hat shop offerings with fashion items and bridal headpieces.
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