Maritime Union Pickets Fuel Tense Waterfront Dispute
Tension rose at New York and other ports as maritime unity leaders threaten large picket lines if a midweek breakthrough fails. President Truman and Administrator Gran may indicate settlement today after last night’s talks. Harry Bridges of the Longshoremen’s Union reportedly agreed to accepted proposals, signaling possible progress.
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York
Norman
New York Maritime Union
Ington
Wprning
Granmay
Truman
News E
Clouse
Supreme Court Nominations Spark Public Debate
President Truman disclosed that he wanted the Supreme Court to be consistent with public criticism. Justice Black and Justice Jackson faced questions about their views. The administration contended threats to resign were not confirmed as the nominations proceed.
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Truman
Supreme Court
Jackson
Hugo Black
Slack
Charter Election Set by Council for Saturday July 20
Reported by WP from Cairo June 14 the Arab League discussed secret plans to halt further Jewish immigration and the fate of the Grand Mufti. A press conference failed to materialize as leaders sought to present a unified stance at the League conference. General Abd E Aral and others were noted participants in the talks.
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Cairo
Egypt
Arab League
Bludaha
Pale
Syria
Damascus
Slaying Suspect Admits to Brother and Officer Killings
The report details a suspect admitting to fatally shooting his brother and an officer while at a county facility. Authorities note the account includes references to a 22 rifle, tear gas, and reactions from Sheriff Byrd and Chief Deputy Fred Swa. The article also covers Bonham voters deciding on a city manager form of government and a 15-member charter commission slated for election.
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Fred
Morris
Frank
Bonham
I. T. Lipscomb
Charter Commission
Mastor Raleigh Abernathy
Erty
Mikhailoviteh Recalls Saving American Fliers in War
Belgrade reports Gen Praja Mikhailoviteh testified in a treason trial. He claimed collaboration with Chetnik German and Stalinist forces against Yugoslavia and said he saved about 300 to 400 American airmen, describing their downing and rescue efforts during 1944 and related uprisings.
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Belgrade
Praja Mikhailoviteh
Citizens Creed Cuts Weeds on Vacant Lots
Chief Jack Biggerstaff announces owners must cut weeds and grass on vacant lots alleyways and otter tracts under their control or face prosecution. He cites a city crackdown to prevent pest harboring and disease, referring to ordinances Art 359 and Art 360 and urging prompt compliance.
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Creed
Jack Biggerstaff
Big
Perstaff
Interim Permit Granted for Jones Field by City Council
The Dallas city council accepted an interim permit proposal for Jones Field after discussions with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Mayor Ratelyn Abeatny and RFC officials were involved in advancing the plan during a recent meeting.
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CI Aly
Jones Field
Bonnam Ciy Council
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
Nanking Atrocity Charged as First Trial Advances
Reported in Tokyo, the infamous 1937 Nanking massacre is to be charged as the first atrocity in a war crimes trial. Early witnesses include Allied and Chinese survivors, with Americans from Ginling University among those expected to testify.
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Nanking
Tokyo
Japan
Ordlay
Ope Rankine
Ginling Univere
Ted
Deadline to file for seat nears as pope reference fades
Fragmentary reading shows a Saturday deadline looming for a position, with unclear names and places. The text hints at a political or church appointment process and pushes readers to file by the cutoff.
British Labor Favors Conscription Amid Senate Power Shuffle
The British Labor Party signals support for conscription as debates intensify over reducing Senate authority. A tangled political maneuver reshapes power, with party lines aligning on defense duties while constitutional balance shifts.
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Labor Party
Foreign Office Disavows Unwillingness to Carry Plan
London reports the British government disavowing any unwillingness to carry out the Anglo American committee recommendations on Palestine. A Foreign Office communique says the government will await imminent talks with American officials before determining Breiman Daley and the fate of admitting 190000 Jews to Palestine.
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London
Foreign Office
Palestine
Erne Bevin
British Labour Party Defeats Peace Time Conscription Motion
Delegates at the British Labour Party conference in Bournemouth vote down a resolution condemning peacetime conscription. The debate centers on drafting those two years or older, with critics arguing conscription harms citizenship and creates a caste system. The discussion includes Labour peers and figures like Faringdon and a McGill graduate.
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Bournemouth
England
Britain
Brish Isles
Labor Peer Ltd
Faringdon
McGill University
Munveral
Eaher Field Tou Be Headquarter For Air Ferry
Fragmented OCR text indicates a local notice or brief item mentioning field headquarters and an air ferry reference. Names and locations are unclear. readable fragments include references to a field, headquarters, and associated logistical terms.
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Eaher Field
Tou
Air Ferry
End of Bakery on ssl ul pauy Eau
A fragmented wartime bulletin notes leaders and events including a pastor set to preach Sunday and reference to Russia Afghanistan frontier pact and two new polio cases. The jumbled text mentions Ma Glidden and rebel activity with unclear connections.
Major Edward Bowes Dies After Illness
Noted radio impresario Major Edward Bowes died Thursday night after a long illness linked to overwork. He was survived by his sister Mrs Ethel Bowes and her daughter Mrs Harry J Byrne. Bowes gained fame as a radio host and mentor to many performers.
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Edward Bowes
Ethel Bowes
Santa Cruz
Calif
Harry J Byrne
Battle Creek
Mich
Texas Highway Bid Schedule Seeks $5.5 Million Contracts
The Texas Highway Commission announced bids for June 25 on a $2,000,000 unit of the farm-to-market program to pave roads. John S. Redditt notes 75 percent of Texas settlements will gain paved access by 1948, with 62 percent already within a mile of a paved highway. Projects in the call for bids total up to $5,500,000.
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Tex
Highway Commission
Ued Slar
Texas
John S. Redditt
Weather update for Texas shows clouds and thunderstorms
Partly cloudy afternoon and tonight with scattered thunder east and south portions. A pin in east portion indicates possible rainfall and unsettled conditions.
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Texas
Fourteen Civil Cases Dismissed by Judge Broadfoot
Judge A S Broadfoot in Sixth District Court dismissed fourteen civil cases. Some were dropped for lack of prosecution while others ended on motions by attorneys or a principal party.
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A S Broadfoot
Sixth District
Wan
Global body to control production of atomic energy
The United States proposed placing all dangerous atomic activities including bomb plants under a global agency with enforcement powers to outlaw atomic war. It offered to destroy or transfer its atom bombs under terms of a treaty, backed by President Truman and presented by Bernard M Baruch to the UN Atomic Energy Commission.
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New York
United States
Truman
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Bernard M Baruch
Artificial Lake Stolen Near Keinhardt Farm
C. D Pea Jake Peavy reported to the sheriff that his two acre artificial lake on a Keinhardt area farm was stolen during the night. He found the lake drained by morning with 15 feet of water vanished from the dam area. The incident is under investigation.
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Tex
C. D
Keinhardt
Pune
Former Government Employee Charged In Rayon Scheme
Emanuel Gud berger, former chief decending officer for the defunct foreign economic administration in Washington, was arrested by the FBI on charges of converting millions of yards of rayon for Cuban merchants. He will be arraigned in U S District Court today after a year and a half investigation.
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FBI
Wday
Emanuel Gudberger
Furemn Economic Administration
Washington
Cuba
Goldberger
U. S
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