UN Body To Hear Indonesian Question On Immediate Session
Lake Success July 30 Dr Oscar Lange of Poland president of the Security Council ordered an immediate hearing on the Indonesian dispute. Australia and India laid the case before the council and Lange put it on the provisional agenda for tomorrow's meeting. The council may set priority for this issue and could hold a night session if desirable. Australia and India pressed for urgent action arguing the Dutch Indonesian hostilities threaten world peace. the Netherlands cited lack of UN jurisdiction. India named Y K Krishna Menon as special representative to present India's case. the Indonesian question was disputed by Dutch ambassador to Washington Diko Van Kleffens who questioned UN jurisdiction. Australia urged swift action under Article 30 of the UN charter and arbitration as needed.
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Dutch Mercy Plane Incident Shrouded in Confusion
Batavia Java July 3 7 The Netherlands army says two mercy transport planes carrying medical supplies were miscredited as bombers by Indonesian charges The Dutch state account maintains the plane was unarmed and the incident occurred near the Jakarta airport conflicting reports from Republicans and the Dutch regarding bomb drops and casualties.
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Untitled local reflection on fear and family fate
A fragmented reminiscence describes fear for family during a car ordeal. The speaker recalls feeling sorry for their father and worrying about the danger while the co travelers reacted with fear for themselves.
Miss Morgantown Phyltia Kuhn Headlines North South Game
Miss Morgantown Phyltia Kuhn, last year’s winner, is a candidate for Miss North in the 14th annual North South football game at Laidley Field. She is active in Pep Club, majorette in MAS band, Honor Society president, and senior class secretary, among other roles. She works for Monongahela Power Co and hails from Morgantown.
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Jews Claim Execution Of Two British Sergeants
A telephon e message attributed to Irgun Zvai Leumi said two British sergeants Clifford Martin and Mervyn Paice were hanged after being convicted as enemies. Palestine police and AP searched inland from the Natanya area but found no trace of the sergeants fate as the voice warned not to search beyond 62 meters.
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Life Term Given On Treason Count
Douglas Chandler a 58 year old former Baltimore writer was sentenced in Boston to life imprisonment and fined $10000 for treason in working as a Nazi radio broadcaster during the war. Judge Ford said the life term would deter others from similar propaganda crimes.
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Attlee Signals Deep British Austerity at Crisis Meeting
Informal socialist sources report Prime Minister Attlee told Labour MPs Britain will cut armed forces in Germany withdraw troops from May and Greece, lower living standards, and extend hours in key industries to save the faltering economy. He faces critics in a crisis gathering and plans a national address August 10.
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Bricker Backs Taft for 1948 Presidential Run
Ohio Senator John Bricker publicly endorses Senator Robert Taft for the Republican nomination in 1948. Bricker revealed he urged Taft to run as early as December, though Taft initially planned no candidacy. The Taft for President drive begins tomorrow with Ohio GOP leaders endorsing Taft as the state’s favorite son.
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Soviet assets dispute draws U S protest over Balkan holdings
The United States told Russia assets in Hungary Bulgaria and Romania from German and Italian sources cannot be transferred without Allied control council approval. The note aims to test Soviet ratification of Balkan treaties and discusses responses to Russia’s UN veto on Balkan border issues.
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Fire Kills Twenty-One Women in Paris Prison Blaze
A flash fire devastated the Caserne des Tourelles women’s barracks in Paris killing at least 21 inmates. About 600 prisoners were housed in the four-story building. Firemen contained the blaze quickly, but authorities refused access to reporters and some soldiers near the site.
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Missing heiress Anne Straw sought by newspapers
Wealthy foster parents of Anne Straw, a Smith College senior, await a newspaper appeal for her to contact them after nine days missing from the Little Squam Lake summer estate. State police suspect drowning after a flashlight and bathing suit linked to her were found on shore. NH Attorney General DArmour orders a full disappearance report.
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Reds Promise Twelfth Veto At United Nations
Russia announced it would wield its twelfth UN veto to block membership applications from Ireland Portugal and Trans Jordan, arguing they lack diplomatic relations with Moscow. The move also blocks Austria Italy Romania and Hungary for non ratified peace treaties, while the United States seeks full discussion before a vote.
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Old West Horse Rustlers Jailed After 35 Mile Ride
Two men Mortis Clark and Alonza Lovejoys were arrested by Kanawha police on larceny warrants for stealing two saddled horses from Spring Hill riding academy. They allegedly rode the animals 35 miles before abandoning them and later confessed. The pair were held for grand jury action by Justice Chase P. Loucy.
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FDR Overrode Order On Flying Boat Project, Jones Says
Senate war inquiry heard Howard Hughes claim President Roosevelt overridden cancellation of a 20 million dollar flying boat contract. Jones testified Roosevelt renewed the project at a cabinet meeting in 1944 to gain experience, despite Army opposition. The probe also examined Hughes linked with Trans World Airlines Pan American merger pressure.
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James F. Prince Dies at 79 Prominent West Virginia Coal Operator
James F. Prince 79 of Prince West Virginia, former Charleston businessman, died at Montgomery hospital after two weeks illness. At death he led New River Banking & Trust Co. Oak Hill and sat on boards including Bank of Raleigh Beckley and West Virginia Steel Corp Charleston. He owned coal lands and had interests in Crab Orchard Improvement and Kanawha Valley banks. Born Beckley June 1 1665, son of William and Letitia Prince.
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FPHA Stays Sale At Ordnance Park Postponed
Thomas McRa manager of Ordnance Park a government housing project in St Albans said the sale of 225 duplex units was postponed indefinitely FPHA Cleveland chief Frank T Miskell announced the deferment amid a review of non veteran tenant priority as urged by Kilgore in Washington The Cleveland and Chicago FPHA offices are merging and no policy review was stated in the notice
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Meyer Faces Senate Probe Over Hughes Party Funds
In Paris Meyer says he followed Hughes in attending so‑called roman orgies with party girls while denying knowledge of exact funding. He plans to travel to Washington to answer questions as the Hughes contract inquiry continues.
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United Mine Workers Sell Summers Street Building
The United Mine Workers building on Summers Street was sold for 10000 dollars to Harry Shapero and Don Catatang of Charleston. A deed filed with the county clerk bears signatures of John L. Lewis and two other officials. District 17 may keep offices on the 2nd and 3rd floors for two years. Rent is 200 dollars monthly until October 1 and 350 dollars thereafter.
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Milkman’s Quiet Baby Shadows Death of Mother
Louis Weaver, age one, cried softly as milkman Robert Boteman delivered a quart to the Weaver home in Pittsburgh. He found Martha Weaver, 36, unconscious on the floor and died en route to a hospital. Doctors could not immediately determine the cause of death.
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Truman Signs Big Budget Bills and Rejects Two Measures
President Truman approved fifty seven bills including major appropriation items totaling nearly 16 billion dollars to fund federal activities for the coming year. He vetoed two bills one restricting securities issuance by the Pullman Company and another to admit Herman Trahm of New York as a Swedish citizen.
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The London papers lash out at wrong name claim
Stan Arnold mocks London press for misnaming Aties and urges quits amid labor government drama. The column sees media ire rise as political labor policies face criticism and public reaction grows.
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