Hoover Sets Large German Aid Planned by Truman
United States officials debate relief amid wartime duties. Hoover urges $475 million for German civilian aid over 18 months starting January 11, to restore peace. He frames aid as debt for collection before reparations and argues for a broader Western postwar stability plan.
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Local men join regular Navy after enlistment
Three men were accepted for the regular Navy after enlisting through the local Navy recruiting office at City Hall. Donald G. Wishard of this city, William R. Rockwell, and Melvin Lynch of Mercersburg have been sent to training stations.
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Schools May Open Amid Buffalo Teacher Strike
The Buffalo Teachers Federation president said 98 strikebound schools could open by Monday with official assurances that state-proposed pay increases would be effective this year.
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Train Wreck Near Gallitzin Kills One, Injures Eleven
A New York to St. Louis Jeffersonian passenger train derailed near Gallitzin at 3:45 am causing one death and eleven injuries. The rear car rolled backward three and a half miles then jumped the tracks. passengers described chaotic moments as they escaped amid darkness and flames.
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Local Man Receives Patent for Abrasion Supply System
Charles M. Gossard of this city received a United States patent assigned to Panghorn Corporation for an abrasion supply system. The invention automates adding abrasive particles to the main circuit when levels drop, using a replenishing bin monitored by an attendant.
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Leases Deep Creek Resort to McClelland Altemeier
McClelland Altemeier has leased the McComas Beach resort on Deep Creek Lake in Garrett county. He will leave May 1 from the Hager House to manage the resort with a restaurant bar cabins cottages and swimming and boating facilities. South Carolina claims the largest church membership relative to population except Utah.
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Burglar Tries to Steal Watches from Alexis Smith
Hollywood report says actor Craig Stevens discovered a burglary at his home. A thief took four wrist watches and a diamond and ruby platinum ring belonging to his wife Alexis Smith. Stevens could not call police because the telephone had been stolen months earlier. The telegram message read What hath God Wrought.
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No Slot Machines Drive Continues in Cumberland
Allegany County's campaign against slot machines entered its second day in Cumberland Maryland with police reporting no arrests. Officers said clubs were tipped and the heat was on as the effort continued.
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Allegany County
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